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Green's Landing


The twelve Italian laborers, who stop
ped here on their way from Bar Hsrbor,
were not satisfied with the wages offered
at Shields { Carrol's quarry and departed
on Monday.
f. S. Small has sold out to Peter Pow
ers business TO continue as before in
store of Sunset" block.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulen of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting with relatives here
Rev. r. J. Lewis and wife have gone to
Brooks for few days.
Mrs Rcbccca Haskell Of Northwes
Harbor i here for visit with the family
of her nephew
Mrs Robert Knowton started for Bel
fast on Tuesday by packet, Exact, Capt.
Gray.
sch Florence Tower. knowlton, has
sailed for Bar IIarbor with load of gran
te for a new pier, Thos. Snow has gone
To oversee the unloading of the cargo.
\ basket sociablc" was held at Mason
c Hall "a "Wednesday evening for the ben
eht Of the organ fund Have not heard
how much was realized but whatever the
amount, the credit belongs to Belle Knowl-
ton, Elcanora Simpson and Rosie Morey.
the three Young girls, who started, planned
and successfully managed the same
Haskell / Small will put up a building
for use in their own business at once, on
lot between the store occupied by VIII
r. Smith and the site of the company
store" which was burned three years ago.
PROGRAM Of the concert given Nv Life
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

British war-ship, fired at their pursuer and
killed a lieutenant
The Prince of Wales recently visited
Professor Pasteur and saw him operate in
several cases of hydrophoba.
MIR. Finucane, Irish NJ. p, has saed
The IOHdOH Times for libel.
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Drunk in the Street.

Drunk your Worship" the officer said;
drunk In the street. sir" She raised her
head
4 lingering trace Of the golden grace
Still softrncd the line Of her woe-worn face.
Unkempi and tangled her rich brown hair.
Yet with An the burrows and stains nf care
The ycar> of anguish and sin and despair
The child Of the city was passing fair.
The ripc r,d mouth. with lip> Compressed
The ri,, and fall OF the heaNin breast
The nervous fingers. - taper and small.
Crumhlcd the fringe of the iatterrd shaw
A. she stood in her place nj the officers call.
She seemed good sud fair, she seemed tender
and sweet
Thi, fallen woman found drunk In the street.
Does the hand that once -moolhcd the ripple
aud wave
OF that tangled hair lie ,tlll in the grave:
i that mother who pressed those red iipS 10
Deaf to the pain of their >mothcred moan
Has the voice that chimed TO the li>ping pray
~ accent q hope for the lo>t one there.
Bearing her burden % Sin and despair
Drunk in the street in the gutter found
From a ua>>ions'c longing to crush and drown
The soul of n, woman she might have hcen-
IT, flluG of thr weight ot fearful dream.
And awAk, sSaln in TIA. homestead hard hv
The wooded mountain thsi touched the Ky;
To iin-,r while on the path 20 school
And catch in ia, depth Of the limpid pool
| nd,r The willow shade. green and cool.
\ 1imp p'cd face and laughing We.
y men ilh sisters ani mothers and wives.
Have Nc no care for ihes" wom"n'> lives;
Mu,i The, >'ar'o for thc comfort they never
sft.LS
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ELLSWORTH, April 10, 1882.

.Nr. Editor Among the vessels which
have sailed out of Ellsworth for several
years past is the Sch. Panama, which ar
rived at this port a few days ago from Bos-
ton, resplendent with new paint. having
undergone quite extensive repairs during
the winter. and looking almost like new
vessel, So nice did she appear that she
excited the curiosity of several of our cit
izens, and many questions were asked Inc
relative to her early history.
| have very vivid recollection of this
vessel, as she was in my boyhOod days,
but not being able to go into the details of
her early history-she being six years cid,
when | was born-I wrote to John S.
Emery, Esq, of Boston, who is standard
authority relative to eastern vessels, and
received in reply the following graphic
and interesting letter which, am sure,
will be read by many readers of the AMER
ICaN with great interest. In closing
have only to add that the name of this yes
sci, as it was pronounced in my boyhood
days was "Paynaymay."
Very truly,
j. C. CHTLCoTT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

WELL DEsCRIBED.-A wee maiden, as
many other small children have done, had
the misfortune to fall down stairs the
other day, and in landing at the foot that
part of the anatomy commonly denomnat-
ed the "funny bone" came in contact with
the wall with more force than was calcu-
lated to make a comfortable impression.
On being picked up and asked if she was
hurt she rubbed her arm for moment
and said, NO, but my elbow is awfully
dizzy."-Bafal0 Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

then he hcthought himself.
"Graciou~' what have done" he said
aloud. Il forgot they didn't belong to me,
Never mind though, I'll make it all right;
and taking a silver dollar from his pocket,
he laid it on top of the fruit aud cast him
self on his back again. this time gazing
directly into the tree top where Marjorie
sat
stupid thing" was her next mental
ejaculation. 'Will he never 90 alongE
cour>, he will 90 home soon, unless he has
a nnch with him And If he has come out
to shoot with that old gun Of his. why
isn't he walking around and trying to find
something to shoot at instead Of sprawl
ing under trees"
..Oh nv 40 believe he's going At last.
For he had got mp from the grass, picked
up his gun AMI thcn-O. uulucky moment
for poor MARJORIE glanced mp once more
INTO the tree top and discovered not
Marjorie but the nr>t les, the >clf
same nest for which She had aScended the
trcc. aud ~ % doing had gotten herself
into ''>uch pickle. a> she expressed it
"a nest. said th, person on the ground
>till gazing skywarl Il may act an cg-
or nay collection If can climb tho tree
ana that's easily done, ana % saving
down went the gun on the grass again,
and. ~elziug the branches, he began 70 as
ccnd. much % the confusion Of poor Mar
ioric Wha. should she lo.
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The Schooner Panama,

Last week we made mention Of the loss
of schooner Panama" Of this port. 50
much of real interest is connected with the
history Of this vessel that we reprint here
with some correspondence which appeared
in the AMERICAN few years ago. The
correspondence, which will explain itself,
reads aS follows:
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and the h.s basket hlled rapidly under
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comfortably warm "ut ~l'' ""rN'" "h ui-
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>hy nent4aNn to 'he iit'.r hr"'h near
by ami COOLED hvr bamI~ i" ih" sparkling
water ala atr hrr lunrh- aud tayh She
could not resist t.'" temptation "t hA'h@
".' Agr shoes an4 stockings hnd "A"-"1
a'"pt- ln~t i"F iuh hN' al 'A'l sue
started A'm'"ari ana "a'N'" >''"'E "''"-
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which marked aAii-"aE ''t"''h 'h' '"Ni'-
berry ra,r'i an' nome.
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minutes -'ie ~a'" 20 H'rN'.l. ''H' S''>N
looks - e'". and >"it- 80 >h' N''''H
herself. hut had hardly got settled com
iorA'ly when >hr Npird 'Id h'>l NJ
most AZ the very top pi jA' tree. ana 80
Aidden among the leaves ihal ho tNe hut
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Eden


Bay View Grange j. holding weekly sc--
n,t
"criin,, a,,.m+ TLn' ,tora c,ii9cn yhirh !.
thr n-,y,.,.,v of Nr ana Mr.. Rich j.
l,r,,r rnryrpiont ,nL yru >itnatcI Th,
.t,,.k /, h,.,ng irrrn,.,d in voriatv From
month ~ month,
NJ James Garland showed vonr cor
ro.Inp.lnnt = hin Of .iytv bu.hrI. of white
clcnh,,,- not,t,r. .munth ami handsome
thu produce of one bu,hrl of seed. The
man Who beats mat Will 90 wen.
Tl,n farmers ar, rnmnIainino of tbr no.
,atnfs rn,,iu, ho,l, mi IN. vi,.l /. unod
Sickness prevails largely in the town at
the present time
w.. r...t...c,,.,. NJ \, II.
II h'"'ch ','ar'"iN =" "a
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BOsToN, April IL. 1882.

BOsToN, April IL, 1882.
JAMES c. CHILCoTT, ESQ,
Ellsworth, Maine.
Dear Sir Your favor of the Sth came
duly to hand, and in reply l would say the
schooner Panama" was built by Ebenezer
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Sayings of Our Neighbors.
BAD FOR THE LAW YERS.
BiddCfort journal.

BiddCfOrd journal.
Litigation in Maine is at a low ebb In
kennebec county the supreme court adj
journs without the trial of a cause, and in
Waldo county nearly like legal dearth
prevails. At the last term of court in
York county business was remarkably dull !;
only few unimpOrtant cases reached the
jury. People are learning a better way to
settle their differences than tlinging away
their money and houses and land,-often
the savings of lifetime the poor
satisfaction of a wordy conflict in open
court.
A MARkET FOR Wild GAME.
CBrunswi Telegraph
Why is wild game not offered in our
market? 1t used to be in former years,
and the writer was always a huvcr dearly
loving wild meat and always digc>tng it.
BUNKER'~ SEIZURE.
Belfast Iourual1
City Marshal Ben Bunker of Watervillr,
has made his first seizure, but on opening
the box it was found to contain only bo-
lo9na sausage The marshal, nose must
have gone back on him
DAMP PICTURE HnoK.
Brid-tnu News
The best time to read the Book of Ma
turc is when autumn turns the leaves but
it is just a little unfortunate that this cx-
qui>ite pjcturr-hook >hou,l be- bound up
with 50 many sheets Of moisture between
the pages that it j. with difficulty we get
even a peep at the text.
GiGANrGc JEI~r.
Eddcfori Journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27
Death of Hon. Oliver S. Powell.

Died, in this city ON the morning of the
Goth. Oliver S. Powell, ia the 5sth year
of his age; instantly killed by being
caught on shaft in his sugar mill.
Mr.. Powell was born at Madrid, \ Y.
In ls4S he removed TO Illinois, where he
remained until he came to River Falls, in
1850. Ten years later he intermarried
with /. Elmira Nichols, who survives
him. He leaves seven children, four
girls and three boys They are indebted
to their father for the richest boon that
can ever fall to the lot of a child, model
home-training. And they are entitled to
the lasting solace that his last earthly
thought of them was beclouded by no
dissatisfaction with their present, or mis-
giving as to their future.
As a neighbor, obliging and synlpa-
thetic, always rejoicing in the prosperity
of his neighbors, he had a helping hand
for all, and those lips now forever sealed,
had other things than scandal to publish
of his fellows
He was not without human frailtics,
but in the essentials of his nature he was
an honorable, earnest, reliable, generous,
brave and at times heroic man. 1t was
natural for MIN to be on the right side of
! things. In his convictions he was abid-
| ing, sometimes intense, but too broad and
| liberal 10 be crank. His understanding
of human nature was unusual; and when
he chose to exert his influence he was a
power. No mention is made of the pub
lie positions he held. They are often ac-
eidental, and mean but little.
THE rank is but the guinea scamp,
| The gowd's the man for a that.
But his public spirit viii be remembered
as his pre-eminent quality. What mis-
homer would history of River Falls be
with the name of Oliver Powell left out!
Whenever there has been an enterprise
atloat looking toward the material or
moral good of the place, this busy man
was never busy or tired; this man of
rigid personal economy never frugal.
With ready hand, open pocket and
dauntless eye, he was ever in the fore
front of the effort. There is not prot
estant church here that did not have a
site given it by Mr.. Powell. What do not
our schools owe to him? Was there ever
a railroad in sight? he was the first to
the front, and the last to leave the field.
That these words are the verdict of the
community, the gloom that settled upon
the city at the announcement of his tragic
end full faithfully attests
| "Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be prou q?
| Like swift-Aeeting meteor a fast-hying cloud,
/ A flash of the lightning, a break of the wave,
/ Man passes from lie 20 his rest in the grave"
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Milwaukee Exposition.

VIII be held at Milwaukee from sept.
jth to oct. Goth, lSSS. For this &C.
caSiOn viii sell Excursion Tickets 70
Milwaukee and return at the rate OF
s9.l5 FOR the round trip. Tickets will
be sold on the following dates:
sept 1. 5 and ;. good 70 return un-
til sept. 10th.
sept. Il, Is. and 18th, good 10 re-
turn until Sept. 18th.
sept. Is. - and 22d good to return
until Sept. oath.
sept. .. p and 29th. good to return
until Oct. lSt.
oct. >. and 9th. good to return
until Oct. Sth.
oct. 9, IL and 18th. good to return
until Oct. 18th.
Oct. Is. Is and 20th, good to return
until Oct. I'D.
z. l. CoGLRovE. Agt.
c, st. p. NJ. & R.R.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27

The Democratic County Convention
will be held at Ellsworth Oct. sth.
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Frank c. Field, of Wadena. MINI.
has been spending few days in town
visiting his mother.
Prof. G. l.. Bowman held teachers
examination here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry HOcum and
children returned to their home in
MilbanB, Oak, Tuesday.
o. S. Hutchinson has sold his resi-
dence to a party in Cottage Grove,
Mimi. Mr.. Hutchinson is in Win.
chester, H., where his wife will soon
join him.
A Cleveland and Thurman Club was
organized in this city last Monday
evening, consisting of nearly hun
dred members.
We understand that Charley Gum
has recently purchased the Mondel
House, and the brick block adjoining
Last Sunday evening Mrs. W. J
Copp, while riding with her daughter,
was injured in consequence of her car
riage being overturned by a runaway
team belonging to the Colby estate
Besides sustaining several bruises heI
collar bone was broken, but with
prompt medical aid she is as com
Portable as can be expected, and a
rapid recovery is looked for.
NJ. t. Dill and wife returned nome
last week, after an absence Of nearly
year.
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Ks,.nscs,1a,sfc.

Miss Nora Sutton is visiting her sis
ter at Princeton, MINI.
Mrs. Geo. Williams returned last
week from Minneapolis where she has
been for visit with her sister.
Mr.. Kelley, who came from the East
this fall. is teaching in the Deyar.
mond district.
Eugene Hunter will vacate the Per
rim farm soon and migrate to Wilson
Miss Fannie Williams returned to
her home in East st. Paul last Mon
day.
We understand Mr.. Davies has rent
ed his farm and intends moving to r..
+.
Mr.. Gray was seriously injured by
an animal last week.
Jay Baird. worthy person, will ask
for your vote for Co. Supt. of Schools
at the coming election. lie is teach
ing in Martell.
The sociable for the young people
held last week was an exceptionally
enjoyable one. They eel tainly did it
up Brown.
IL Colton'S smile is a little more
bland you know it is on account of
"that boy.
Sunday evening meeting at c. Will
Jams.
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Clara Melchor aged 8 years, daugh-
ter of Fred. Melchor, died of consump-
ton on Thursday, and was buried in
the village cemetery on Saturday.
Mrs. Morse has recently returned
from a long visit to New York state.
Her brother accompanied her.
The Republican Mass Meeting Fri
day evening was well attended.
Mr.. Collects sister from Canada,
lately from England, arrived here a
| few days since with the intention of
remaining with Mr.. Collects family.
The young people will give Mother
Goose entertainment next Saturday
evening.
Potatoes soc. Genseng 45c.
The mother of Mrs. Fred Melcher
was dangerously injured while getting
off the cars at WaDasha, MINI.
Another Republican speech next
week.
A limited acreage of winter wheat
is being sOwn.
The ground is too dry to make plow-
ing easy.
Lowater Bros. are burning a second
kiln of brick.
Mr.. Shattuck, of Minneapolis, will
give democratic views of the tariff in
its relations to labor in Hams build
ing on Friday evening, the 2Sth inst.
Ira II. Bradford. Republican, and
Joseph Ingersol, ProhibitiOnist, are
each expected here in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. Fred Noble is very sick with
nervous spinal fever.
Maurice C0ndie is just recovering
from diphtheria.
Or. Churchill's increasing practice
has obliged him to exchange his single
rig for a double team.
David Burgess shot at black bear
on Friday afternoon that was chasing
his sheep in the open field not far from
his buildings. It is the first bear seen
in this vicinity for years.
Mrs. Geo. Hamilton has gone TO
Dodge county on visit.
The telephone poles are all ready for
the wires.
Mrs. Nichols and child started on
their return to Chicago Tuesday.
W. o. Churchill is absent on visit
to friends in Milwaukee.
The Menomonie "Independent" fails
to come to time for the LAST three
weeks. Mr.. Cowles, tie editor, must
haze obtained a hundred prepaid
subscribers in this county for 8 mos.
or a year each who would like 10 have
- a~niain.
him rise 49,. - I'm
J. Z. Bridges and wife, Of Duta..-,
are stopping at the Hawn HOose While
Mr.. B. sells bed springs.
A choral class has been formed here.
Geo. Shaw is president and Mrs. W.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27

The wheat buyers of this city ad-
vaneed the price this morning to one
dollar per bushel.
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ROdger Grady, a boy about 20 years
old, accidentally shot himself with a
% calibre revolver last Wednesday.
The bullet lodged in the lungs and has
not been extracted. At this writing
the boy is doing well and it is thought
that he will recover.
Rev. Mr.. Kinds held his last service
at this place last Sunday, unless reap
pointed.
While going home last Sunday even
ing Barney and viii Helmer saw a
large bear near the house of Al. Hell
mer. Like brave boys they attacked
the animal with clubs, but bruin
showed fight and the boys retreated in
haste. A lot of hunters followed the
trail of the bear for some distance,
but we have not learned with what
success.
Nora Cook gave her brother Ed 40
acres of good land as present.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27

There will be social hop at Nor
gsn's Hall, in Pleasant Valley, on
Friday evening, Oct. 5th. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27
THE PIONEER.

lie is-or perhaps rather was, for he
is almost of the pasta peculiarly
American product. Hardy, coura
geous, self-reliant, and rugged in bis
honesty the country owes to him not
only the opening of rich and produc
tive lands. but that enlargement OF
domain WHICH has made room for
thousands fleeing from the poverty
and despotism of the Old World.
Their histories are illuminated with
brave and romantic deeds. but they
are gone. and the ''pioneers" of this
age are the railways. Among them
"The Burlington stands pre-eminent
A Pioneer in Management,
A Pioneer in Equipment,
-,s~nesr in Fast Tins.
a Ia n....
A Pioneer in Sure 49,
A Pioneer in Popularity.
and a purchase of tickets by 1.-The Bur
will prove all this and more
to the traveller.
Ask your local agent for tickets by
1.-The Burlington. or address W. ].
c. Kenyon. Gen. Pass. Agent c. b. &
n. K. r., st. Paul, MINI.
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Minneapolis Exposition

Opens at Minneapolis August 22d and
closes Sept. Goth. For this occasion |
will sell excursion tickets Aug. 81, %,
%, IS and 80. Sept. 1, 4, 6, s, 20, -, 20,
2S and %. to Minneapolis and return,
at rate of Sl.50 for the round trip,
tickets good to return Monday follow
ing date Of sale.
Twill also sell daily, Sept. Sth to 18th,
inclusive. at same rate, good to return
until Sept. 18th.
With each excursion ticket sold on
any of the above dates will be given
one ticket of admission to the Expo
sition. FL. COLGRoyE, Agent,
C.. ST. p, NJ. & %. Ry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-09-27
HOW CAN PARENTS

allaw their children 10 cough and
strain aud .a,-sh and calmly say. ''0hl
it IS only "a little con-, alu Aeep CIV
ing them cheap and dangerous 'neul'
eines, until they are down with lung
fever or consumption, when they can
be SO easily relieved by BEGGS'
CHERRY COUGH SYRUP 1t has
no superior. and few equals. c. R.
Druggist.