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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 3O-Gen Sheridan
was taken on board the United States
steamer Swatara this afternoon, and the
ship left the navy yard en- rou. to Non.
quitt, Mass, at 1870. The weather is
clear and mild
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-02

A BABGAIN-I have one thousand scres uf
- first GLASS farming land in MoOook county
Dakota. wbieb i will trade for bnainess, resi-
denoe orsuburban property in YAnkton also
baiapce of the; townsite of Bridgewater Will
N axe these. bargain to any one, either for
casb or exchange.
Address. Lock BOZ, 1853. RiouxOity. La.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-02

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges.
tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF APP
petite, Yellow SKinf Shiloh's Yitalizer is
positive cure. Sold by R. M. Ward,
druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-02

Terrible Experienced OF Three lab ,rers
on the Omaha Bridge an Accident to
the yasye
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
Loss Of the Silver Star.

The popular little passenger steamer 'Si-
yer STAR commanded by Capt. W. II. Par
ker. of the Bar Harbor and Winter Harbor
route. came TO an untimely end on Monday
night last. She had been fitting up in Boston
with new engines and other improvements.
and came out of that port last Monday after
noon tor home. On Tuesday morning at
about one o'cloc the sea being smooth and the
sky clear. while running at the rate of eleven
miles an hour. between Whalesback light and
hubble light, nearly on the line between New
Hampshire and Maine. she struck some obsta-
Gle. supposed to be floating wreckage. and sunk
in less than four minutes. Our informant.
Mr.. Walter Baisdell of this city. who WAS the
steamers engineer says that in one minute az
ter the steamer struck. the engine fires were
extingui,hed bv water and that when he came
out of the engine room the water on the noor
was above his knees. The crew, eight in num-
her. took to the boat with the least possible de-
Law. leaving behind them all their effects. and
after rowing about four miles landed at Kit
tery Point The Silver Star was about ~ tons
burden and 81 feet long. Mr.. Blaisdell ar
rived home Tuesday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
State News.

-Four gir's Aho ran away from the
Halluwell Industrial school sunday night
were captured in Gardiner the 10th.
Mr.. Cary. the Democratic candidate
Min contest The representatives. seat for
the Pitteton class.
The Biddrford Board Of Trade VIII
recommend to the next legislature several
amendments to the State law restricting
hawk King aud pcddlng The matter has
been strongly agitatcd by merchants there
and the Board of Trade has appointed a
committee To draw up amendments ana
send them to the legislature al the coming
session
The annual meeting Of the Maine State
Grange began in Bangor the 18th. worthy
Master Robe presided and delivered his
annual address.
Three ,hipwrecked men arrived at
Rockland. Wednesday, bringing terrible
tale of los Of life at sea They were Cap
tain George A. Smith, Of the BRUSH
steamer Almira, bound from Birmingham.
England to New York, First Mate W imam
Smith and Second Mate Alfred Doran.
Immediately on arrival Captain smith ltft
for Boston. The Almira sailed from Biz
mingham. Dec. 3. with cargo OF red
wood There were Y sailors, the captain
and wife and two children, cook and two
mate. on he night Of Dec. IA, So miles
off Halifax. one of the crew careles>ly
threw down his pipe which was burning
in the foreca>tIc, and instantly it took fire
and the flames soon had possession Of the
ship The captain two mates and the cook
took to boat and We're picked up three
laf
who died from exposure. All the rest were
lost.
The forestry convention was held IN
Bangor, Thursday. Hannibal Hanlin pre-
sided and among I'll" speakers were Hon
George F. Talbot and Colonel John NJ.
Adams, of Portland Thursday after
noon Mr. Talbot delivered an address on
the subject of forestry before the State
Grange. which was in session at Bangor.
The town hall at Winthrop burned
Thursday.
The habit of using tobacco which ex-
lists or rather has existed on the part OF
some of the students at Colby, is destined
to be in large measure overcome IN the
future. Abstinence from its use as well
as from alcoholic drink is one of the condi-
has not been strictly enforced in the past,
but in the future, the faculty will require
at the end of each term written state
ment that the weed has not been used, be-
fore any aid will be granted.
The grand jury arose at Skowhegan,
| Friday, and reported IA indictments, large
| " for violation of the prohibitory law.
Ats meeting of the Dexter and Pts
cataauis railway directors in Bangor, Fri
| day. the contract for building that road
was let to Brown Brothers, st. Stephen,
NIB. The road will be is miles In length.
-Governor Marble has issued procla
nation announcing the vote on the consti-
tutional amendment relative to the election
and eligibility of the State treasurer and
declaring that the constitution shall be
amended accordingly, to take effect on the
first Wednesday of January, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
Resolutions of Respect

UL.reas. II bs~ pleased our Heavenly
Father in Hi- divine wisdom. to remove
brother George >aucer- from our Lodge
therefore
Eesolred. That Pine Tree Lodge Of Good
r,.,,,.-,,r. b.. lost an indefatigable worker and
faithful supporter and an earnest 'oe''e Oh
il, Interests.
Resn{re3. That the community mas lo>'
Kind aud genial friend.
ReS.3red. That We extend to the parents
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereaFe-
meut.
Res1ited. That the reg2lias and charter De
draped with mourning embems in memory OF
our los.
Resoired. That copy Of these resolutions
be sent TO the parents. aud a copy placed on
the records. also q copy Be published IN the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
FLORA F. MILLIKEN, Com.
FLORA f CARTER. on
FRANK T. JELLIsON. J Res.
Surry, Dec. II, ISIS.
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ErankiIn


From A private letter from
,.,ar ~. make this extract wBL
interest the many friends OF her nusM
who il at the Maine Generai h"sp
The operation took place FRIDAY anu III, nj
Bowler is as well as can be expected WI"
remain here a number Of weeks
We hear OF the severe illness OF ".
Tribou at Steuben, which we very much
regret.
George r. Over was buried THURSDAY;
From illness and falling ereslght ne ha'
been sufferer for some time.
Charles f. Dwelley Ia teaching term
of school at West Sullivan
To.day's sunshine l. fast melting me
CRYSTALS from trees and SHRUBS WINCH III
their barrenness. have Teen Things Oh
beauty for a short season
Christmas trees at the hal are sh-
bounced for Tuesday evening"
Our merchants have hat many pretty
gift articles in stock; and Mss Pherson at
the poSt-officc, shows some attractive
plush goods.
FRANKIE Blflsuttt ltAi fS"' w. '''.N>' ~
Blakes wharf last wees Fortunately
"Tnclr John" heard the olt,ry and fi~hcd
the little fellow out.
The annual slaughter o. bovin-s and
porcines shows some hes't stock Hr
j. $ Parsons Killed seven months old
pig last week. weighing SIS pounds
Dec ~
$ s Clark and G. 7. iisrti."n Killed a
good deer the 22d
Mrs. LYDIA d. Clark will ave family
gathering on Christmas c'.i all Of her
connections are invited = participate.
Mrs Clark will be eighty'yo years Old
next June She said to ne = few days
ago. II can't Re with you such longer :;
| am going home to glory. Her faculties
ar remarkably good for woman Of her
agc.
Dec ~ II \ :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

Praise IL due MIR. VIM. Small, the popu-
lar machipist of this city, for the efficient man
ner in which be accomplished the task OF lax
ing down aud setting up our presses AHo"e
the almost numberless parts belongingto tht'h'
not nut screw or bolt WAS broken or mis-
placed. proving him TO be careful and EN-
cent workman.
The representation of Hancock county
in the next legislature win be a. follows; In
the Senate: Ellsworth. Charles c. Burrili;
Sedgwick. Henry W Sargent In the House:
Biuehill. Arthur c. Hinckley; Brooklin. Ed
win Z. Cole; Bucksport. Parker Spottord;
Ca>tne, George NJ. Warren: Deer Isle, Frank
5. Warren; Ellsworth, Andrew T Wiswell;
Mount Desert. Robert l.. Grin,lle; sullivan,
Moses Hawk n>; Waltham. Milford b. JoE-
dan.
A little difficulty in the school in this dis
rct Monday prompted the teacher Mr. j 4.
Ham. to pick up n couple of the Young men.
carry them out aud deposit them in the mud.
An old-time method. sud "A good one, too
Deer Isie Gdzette.
The past season has been busy aud fairly
prosperous one for Green's Landing, aud al
though the two sartipe factories closed
month earlier than usual. on account Of
scarcity Of fish thereby taking several ihous-
and dollars from the wage ,arners, vet we
hear DO complaint OF hard times. The lobster,
.melt and founder fishermen are getting good
returns for their toll, and several OF the gran
lite Quarrics are still running, among them be-
ing Shields Il Carroll J. Goss. Jr.. Go>s x
Small. j. 7. SNOW 4 o.. aud Others. More
| building has been done this wear than ever be-
fore. and the people vi come here for work
seem inclined to stop With u-. and build homes
for themselves. We welcome all good ctti-
zen>. ~ Deer Isle hdtetfe.
Fred h. ROYAL and Wifi az this city have
had three children born TO them and what I.
remarkable about Il j.. their birthdays al
cur on the same month and dan OF the month.
Annie BcIuice was born Dee. -. lisa, Fred
| X. Jr., Dec. 20. l>>G, and on the goth Of the
present month they had born to them dau-h-
ter The tr-i two were born the same hour ia
the day We wonder II = parallel can be
found In the country.
At the matching works in E,>t Orlud, In
| addition To the usual work % collecting and
| distributing egg, III" L. :. t-h Commi- >iHurr
| l. sctin. Independently upon the sane pr,D-
! ise- under the name If ''tCsig'- Brook So
! ton" the object being. n. i u~ut With tn
/ commission. the acquisition OF know .dgc Up
! on the y hole subject OF b N culture. and NOR
I particularly upon the growth and food NJ
| Young salmon. The practical "iht AT present.
! i to demonstrate the feasibility OF retaining
them IN confinement until one wear old, Which
I " Guild no doubt. hf much better ihan 70 lib
I crate them Al the tender AZ Of - ,iaNs. which
{ ha> been the usual practice. Nu, Atkins has
[ charge Of both departments and hi forthcom-
ing report. VIII be- NrrN Interesting 10 students
! Of fi.h culture Lel-iStnH .fpurHui
BIG SriZrRR oF GAME-rhc largest haul
Of game being transported in violation 81 htw.
4 H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

wilmington, with the loss OF boats ana
sails, having been blown of in the racan,
gale. A letter from Capt Cole of M
recent date says, they were without NJ
visious, and nearly without water wh.r
yGrived.
! win,eS>Se been having the frst edition n,
| m. and I'M the thermometer down to -.
10 have a cnsssre pleasant than otherwise
,arTse from rain. rain, unceas
ing ram varying only from an inssnns,'ass..
drizzle to drench'ns shower for The Ai u 9 =
seven months. 'as'
Mrs. Lovina Tracy has news tia,
sister. DR. Almena J. Baker, was thu e'
from her carriage. while visiting a ma
ticnt and quite badly injured, but was i'm
prov ing at the latest news.
Mrs. Charles Gnptill who intended
visit California in company with ID
French, consented Ia remain at home II
stead. and in the absence of her brother
T. Pcndlrton, to car FIR her aged mother
who i IN feeble health.
Dec "a PtriI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

Mr. Andrew } Bennett of Ellsworth
and Mrs. Cynthia 4 trimmer Of this town
were united IN marriage Dec 18th at Ban
gor, where they Will H. dr The cougrat-
ulatious and good Ni,Ar, Of the entire
neighborhood follow them
Mr. aud Mrs +. +. Church Of Cherry
1rd, accompanied BY ,hclr Two daughters,
were IN town last Week visiting friends.
Mr. Charles Brimmer Is very low Hi,
recovery is doubtful,
Mir Percy Han>comb whn la been i'll
ChrrryticId during the pa,t two years at
tending school. j. visiting his parents. Mr
and Mrs T. y. Han>comb
Eight deer we're seen hyE q Frost re-
Gently between Union iyerbridge and Ed
ward Brimners house. He said they seem
ed quite tame aud in no hurry to get out
of the way
On account Of the storm Of tile 18th
inst. no mail arrived at TIL, town from
Monday until Wednesday.
The winter term Of school In district No
| commenced Tuesday. Dec. X. under the
instruction Of Luther Bunker Of Trenton.
Dec. %. KY. l..
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~ or PASSENGERS CARRIED. ETC.
FREIGHT AND TONNAGE.
FORWARDED.
RECEIVED.


Al Cranberry Isles. on Tuesday afternoon,
tn. 18th. the large store owned and occupied
by Mr.. Geo. J. JOY, was totally destroyed oy
fire. The building vas ffty-six feet long ahu
two stories height How the fire originated
i. unknown. but it /, supposed TO have caught
.,,,, ,h. stova which WAS located in about the
center of the store on the mist moor. MI ''s'
the owner. being supervisor OF schools WIS
visiting a school in the second district al the
time The fire broke out. His neighbors did
tbeir hest to save some of the contents OF the
store building but it was Impossible Inc
fire had made too much Roadway when DIS
covered and all was lost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

VT liisbero.
Mr. ank Moves has purchased lot ~
limb, ind Of John Van>aw and has now
a crvN men NJ work cutting log. stayc
wood aI other lumber for his mill
Cap ialcu II Smith Of the steamer
Florei ha, taken the steamer to Bucks
port rc She j. to be heightened some
sixt"er -et. and will receive a new engine
and o., necessary repairs, To be ready
for hu> a. In the spring He has moved
from Im1bnund Island TO his cottage here
for the Elter
Ourc trict school. taught BY Miss Clara
Smith, Z Stcuhcu, closed yesterday. She
gave very general satisfaction.
The v-an-r silver Stat which has been
away 20 b.ton fnr thu past six weeks To
receive a-w aui more powerful engine,
i expect tn take her place on the route
again mex s..k The -yraTrr May Field
has run ~ IT, route during her absence.
Mr. John rarpentcr Shot ycry large
deer last arek the meat "hcn dressed,
weighing o'e.two hundred pounds.
some poop, are trying 70 make believe
there j. some .loighng but the fact is,
Mr. 4 iitnr ''ta-rr amt Bit; take wheel ;
every time.
Another havoc Among the poultry Mrs
Adtir Dunn lo,t .t-ht full grown turkey :
all fatted for Christmas lately, supposed
to be taken by ak
Dec %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
Your rr-I hs >ick child suffering and CRYING
with pain ~ ruitin. tccrhy II 20. send AT
once nnd ~ bottle OF Mrs. WINsLnw' \
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN IEFTH-
ING. II. value j. inctlruEihlr. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon il. mnthrr~, there j. no mistake about it,
II cures dy>eutery and diarrhda. regulates the
stomach aud bowels. cures wind collie, ,ofrcu-
the gums, reduces Inflammation. and gives
tone aud rnrrs, to the whole system. Mrs.
NIN~InW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR tHIL-
nKT< TFEIHiNG il Pheasant to the taste. and
j. the prescription Of me Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
states and j. for safe bv All druggists TIN Ough-
out tile world. Price 2J CENTS q bottIr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

Ellsworth Dee q. by Rev. 4. Harding,
Mr., .Joseph H. Grant and Miss Georgia A.
Thorn. both Of Hancock.
Dec. "A bv same Mr.. Ernest l.. Franklin
and Miss Annie l.. Getty. both OF Ellsworth.
Surry-Dec "A. by Rev. y. 3. Phelan' Mr,
Adelbert l.. Belatty OF Ellsworth, ana Miss
Ella NJ. Young OF Surry.
Trenton-Dec y. BY Rev. V. 7. Wardweli,
Mr.. Wellington NJ. Salisbury OF Mt. Desert
and Miss Hannah \. Day OF Trenton.
Sulivan-Dec. Is. by Rev. CO. Phelan, Mr.
Henry W. GRAY Of sullivan, and Miss Nellie +.
Wentworth of Franklin
Eden-Dec. 81. by Rev. W. c. Stetson. Mr.
Julian Emery and Miss Addie >. higgins po'n
of Eden.
Prospect Harbor- Dec. !, by c: G. Larrabee'
Esq. Capt. Daniel Deasy and Mrs. julia T..
Whitaker, both Of Gouldsboro.
So. West Harbor Dec. II. by Rev. A. Red
lon. Capt Al,ah Deliver and Miss Nellie u.
Moore, both of fremont.
Milbridge-Dec. Is. by Rev. Fl. Z. frohock;;
Mfr. William b. Higgins of Bar Harbor, and
Miss Jessie F. Young of Milbridge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
Obituary.

Mr.. Jane, T.. jarvis formerly Of Surry, and
an OF Capt. Jane. O Jarvis Of BROOKLYN. y.
y dird a. hi Residence. Flatbu-h. l.. /, y.
y aged - wears. after u short illur-> Of i've
dav-. mournei by h. ms"n fricnd- who
kue" him FOR hi strict integrity ana christian
character. liz was conurrlrd ith the firm Of
r " ,JnrVi. Il CO., whu lu>, Ion. trusted
man i'll their business. for the lat eighteen
years Whose place viii be hard 10 Ill.,
N,N York, Dec Is.
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Died.

Obituarg notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents hne
Ellsworth 10. Mr. Solon l.. GoodelI,
aged 90 years and 10 months.
Mariayille-Dec. 30, Mr.. Charles Drummer,
aged - wears, .
Chcrr, tieId-Dcr. % Mrs. Martha NJ. wife
II Col. Robert +. Campbell. aged G6 years ana
2 months.
Franklin Dee. Is. Mr.. Geo. B. Dyer, aged
As years and IL months.
: Dee. "a Laura NJ. Goodwin. aged 80 years
and 3 months.
Surry-Dec. 6, Mr. Samuel l.. Treworgy,
aged 60 wears.
Asbvilie Dec. %. Mr.. William Ash, aged 81
wears. 8 months and "a days.
fremont Dec. 20. Eva L., daughter of
Benz. and Charlotte r. u. Sawyer, aged %
years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

| ~A- afflicted with Kidney disease. Dr.
Kennedy FaNoritc Remedy, ~ Roudoui, y.
Y. ~at IL with perfect recollection Of all
that w a. done for me besides. l. the only thing
that SaSr me permanent relief. have rcrum-
mcudrd thi> medicine 10 many people for kii-
ney disease aud they all agree in saving that
it ha> not il equal ia the wide world for thl.
complaint. LYMAN trIw ford, Druggist,
Springfield, Mas.
II Won want custom suit made from tia
best Of material, trimming, and workman
ship in the highest style 81 art. and To tt like
the paper on IA" Wall, leave YOUR measure At
The Boston Clothing store and YOU viii ,et ail
u these. and more, II a low prices A. can be-
shown in the country. loft
The good old V"eetah Pulmonary Bal,am.
Ie~t kupw curr f,r Coughs Colds \ tvnsump-
p3u. Gcuuiuc uurr Bro- y 20 Boston.
6mOA
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Bucklcu'< Arnica Salye,

TUE BEST SAIVF in the world for Cut-,
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores. Tctttr. Chopped Hands. thiblain~.
torn~ and AN skin Eruption~. aud positively
curc> Pile,, or no pay required lti- suaran-
tr-d tp give perfect satisfaction. or money r.
funded Price - cents per box. FOR SALE
BY ;. u. Wjg.it lN22
pR. MCGIIL'S FAMOUS SPECIFIC. OR
ANGE Blossom. positive cure Tor al fc-
male di~ea-c~. Every badly can treat herself
have sold lli~ medicine for two years and
can recommend IT, Boxes containing one
months treatment, 8 %. Circulars and sam
PIE free by applying to
:. ID. WIGGIS. Apotherary.
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Eurssport.

Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Gilley are doing
quite large business manufacturing pants
for Boston parties. They employ twenty
girls and two pres>men and about one hun
bred and twenty-five finisbers outside.
They have on hand now about four thous-
and pair aud average stitching seventy-ive
per day They use Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes and like them much. Any one wish
ing family sewing machine would find it
to their advantage to give them call.
They are in need of more help, both ma
chine girls and finisbers. Their shop was
fitted up by II. J. Kenney, who has fitted
up several shops in this vicinity.
Dec. 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27
MY WIFE SAID

to me last night; How much do YOU suppose
wr have paid out for ,lOriors and medicine in
the last wear, ! told her did not know. To
doctors hive paid nothing. aud five dollars
worth of sulphur Bttters has kept health in
our family. H. ANDREWS.
IL HowdOn street, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

Mr. Jacob Springer has horse thirty
I" " wears old that has done all ~ his farm
"nrn aud driving the pd year Mr.
Springer and wife went "a thrrrtheld to
the fair with him and bach the same day,
th> fall. following hor-> many years
young,r ola Tom. as hc i. usually
callrd,i> known by all the mn. women and
children Of the town. Nj Springer has
owned alm twenty wears. Hc was owned
BY John and Mrlatiah Bcai II S1.liSa an. at
the commencement Of the var. Mr. Spring
rr has raised three coltsto take the old
horses place when he dies and LIZ bid. fair
:" uutllc them all.
see that III A. s" his taken exrcp-
IONS 10 my item In rcgsrl to increasing
Temperance and attempts 10 .indi,atr his
native town" by referring 70 the faults
! other towns. 4 very poor way think
Mr. William Brag,lon wss severely hurt
'illc lradin: hi Hui~tcin 1ull a few ia,
"a The huh tore the ring from hi. nose
q attacked Nh. y throwing him toHn.
falling upon hia Had 1t not been for
dog he probably would have been Killed.
Dec. 20, Cn'EER.
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,ta,'G"i ",',, r,' ~ ' W., ,n'n "''N
'''
i''''n- 80 ','N ,,''', az -,
II ''s 'ie ;',,r IL, .,..r, ''n.
seems To be doing something
Dec -
hin'h''''
The box entertainment" at the Bap-
lit chapel. Thursday evening, Dec ~. was
n decided success. both socially and tinan-
r'A't
John A. Stevens j. cicrking for Geo. VI.
Pi>hurv
,1.; ,....... NO.. ,.,..,.,,,..,,,
10 a larre number az their pant factory.
+. NJ oiF'an' ''"'i Ha,''" hPt ''o'"
broken ir2' NitHidaF l. VI. hiir ui-
,''"','- " - .,i .I-. XIII;
Ni''', II ''''''
~
Wedding bells will jingle Christmas.
The happy parties are Eugene O>g"od and
Mis- 81 uch Wartweil We wish them
happy New Year
pa,,i., Sund,, .,h,,,I ,.iI, ba,a
tree and q good time Christmas night
rr., A.. ,.,,i,. a, H.. ,rad..,rr III.
,ar,r,
The stages have been on runners for the
last week; pretty rough, hard going.
, ,. ~ p,xt u
ra,,i.n., ,h. 80, hni,dar. a, n.
y ~ u;i'-.ti,.,..
TN. Garfield Pas, has extended nm
,r;,a,i,., =. b., Nm rorSyth n Knrks.
port u I-SNcT The al lre>s here Memorial
day.
=, h...rd fran oplv six pood Re.
,.,,i'I;, - 49,. ,,,xinns 10 writcp NJ after
t't ,a,,,n. and .,.,mn the let,.rs At the
pInahii nnic,.
-
The la1ieS OF the C"h.rc:a'!ohal sewing
circle will meet with Mrs. +. j. Dodge,
SrRsrrrr.rr
., ..:..
Al the ahiu,, "..ethS W II" pe' :!
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ycniy one dollar, were received at a
di ~ociahle and pound party held At 4
y i"lf- on Wednesday last for the
H II 81 Rev. J + Nowau.
! Stevens and wife came home from
la larhor, on Saturday.
d Wealthy u Hall. II Sorrento. j.
Wis = her sister here. Mr.. f. $ Doanc.
" not Rolf has Killed two offers late
~ / r sold for eight dollars each He
hrio : 70 a family 81 famous hunters
His .csiurs were famed a. bear hunters
Aunt JEhiIMI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-27

when Baby ~ SICK -e gave her CastoriA
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