Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

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very interesting occasion. An excellent cola
ton VA, served. The happy couple left OF
Fridav morning. train for their home, Law
renee avenue. Boston. The AMERICAN wishc
them q happ, welded life.
swan. I.iadd i, to have : Gao church
4 4 Eocklsnd contractor viii build it.
I The harkru,iue Alexander Campbell o
/ Chcrr, h,id. sank Of Block Island, K. l.. th'
9th.
. our reader, should all Try Browns In
slant Relief. Is, i, i medicine of great merit
The Inside u the Congregational churcl
at Orland. look fine since Mr. Ackerman ha
finished The fre-,oinc aud hut little more re
mains to bc done bcfor, 1t viii De ready fo
use
-Eo,. Mr. Locke pastor Of the Unitarian
church Ca>tinr. read M re- isuativn. SUNDAY
Nov -. Mr. Locke was y war veteran al,
long an inmate OF Libby prison. and raised The
first Uuon fas in the city when Richmon,
/ was e>acuated.
1t /, reported from Buck>port, the hom'
OF Capt. collins. that be has received the sun
OF $1,000 for the seizure and detentios Of The
schooner William Jones al Port au Prince
Hayii.
Capt. Thomas Clark. Of the Adjutant Gen.
era.~ flee. has the t.>k OF copying the oriEi-
nal muster roll, Of tho war, about half com,
pictcd The original ron OF The seventh Rrgi.
ment ha> been lost and the work Of making out
i new one i consequently difficult. The rolls
Of All Ih, other regiments have been preser, cd
Rev. CT ". Hubbard returned home
last week from ayi>it 10 Massachusetts and
New York. We hear.
Remember the session Of the Hancock Dis
trict Lodge Of Good Templar, 10 be- held IT
Southwest Iarbor, on Thursday OF ihi- week.
Mr.. L. ;. Patten. who committed suicide
in Bangor lat week. resided at one time, sev.
eral year, ago. in this city. and was much re-
spcctcl He WIS nephew and namc-ake OF
the late ZebuIon smith, the old-time watch
maker Of Ellsworth.
See cl>rm here the adj, trti,ement Of Mr.. u
". Mo,cty Offering pair Of valuable oxen
for ale.
Mr. II q. Blsck la, a full-blooJed Scotch
ANU. cu>h COW which has recently given
birth to one Of the prettie>t calye. We ever saw
Th> calf. " hich Wa sired by the fine HoI-ter
bull owned by Nr.G. :. Cook. bid, fair tc
make s,ery valuable animal. The mother
COW j., on. Of the most valuable cows in Eli
worth and ,l,c. now twenty quarts Of strained
milk per day.
Harvey u. Black. ION of Mr.. II. {. Black
/, now in Boston. having obtained desirabl,
situation with M4s>r.. W. II. Leatherbee 4
son. lumber dealer, Harvey /, one of Eli.
worth, most dc,ers ing Young men for whom
We wish abundant success.
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New York the day after election At - y per
ton on lo.swood for Boston. an advance Of u
ct-. Der ton.and now get, - - Der NJ on lum
b,r 10 New York. and loaded and lowed. al
advance Of % cts. per NJ.
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educational work OF Ellsworth which our cit
izeu, viii do well TO help and encourage. a. il
supplies a want which our public schools can
not we'll SUNNY.
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Of the company were reelected a, follow.
President. +. J. stewart; Secretary and Gen
eral Manager. F. II. Clergue: Treasurer, +. NJ
Jaughfon. Il was voted 10 establish sigma
station On Green Mountain. Gen. Greeley. o
me e'-uA' evrN lct' mas eng rooms lot neA
summer al 'ne ho'e' ou ''e "oun'Aih
The catalogue Of Colby University TO
( 1889 i received. The names of students il
Vor ou> classes are given a. follows: Senior.
Il junior, y; sophomores, 81 freshmen. A.
! The library OF the University now contain
2i,'5i volumes and about 10000 pamphlets
/ Excellent engravings Of Colby and the fittiDi
schools. Cobura Classical Institute and Word
a "ohlah' VINO taxes pains 10 sa! that 81
l. ho' trying 10 run tue to"h OF the hatioh-
tha' she agrees "ith 'os'ah Aliens WIG
"hen she says she don want TO 20 and thro'
her vote against pole and come back nom
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"" '"'uiua, ni-ht ia>' 'ie'e a. 'os'
nam siree' VI "a'ei street d 'Aui manu- oa
"h'ch contained some plush' TWO rings an
otner ar''e'es' ine hhder VIII oe re"aFoe
| by leaving il at the store of A. NJ. Hopkins.
Mr.. ii. ". Dunn mas Just completed
his granite works in this city very fine moi
r,,ar, for tho family of tho Ia,a .,obn RpDle,
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to DE sci III the cemetery al brewer where NJ
| Bunker was buried. 1t is OF red granite and
| r.de i, five nieces Consisting of base secon
, n'au A. anI mn +, vii st.nd 70 %