Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08


The schooner Samuel Lewis has recently
arrived laden with coal for ID. IL. Eppes.
The schooner VIM. II. Archer is in port
with load OF freight.
F. f. Hartshorn, Esq, came TO Ellsworth
TUESDAY on flying visit"
Mr. John II, Langdon OF Boston, has been
in town for few days.
See the advertisement OF Mr. \. A. JOY
in smother column, who has evidently entered
into a conspiracy with Santa Claus to get
ahead OF all the other Ellsworth dealers In
Christmas goods.
The attention of the AMERICANS 1900
reader. i respectfully called TO the advertise
mcnt 81 II. Gallert the celebrated dry-goods
dealer Of Eastern Msine. With few excep-
ton, MIR. GaIlert has the most capacious and
best regulated stores and is carrying the
heaviest stock of goods TO be found in the
state Give him call and satisfy yourselves
OF the correctness of what We say.
The ladies of the Bapti,, society made
pound party, Monday evening, for the benefit
Of their pastor. Rev. 4. 4. Cambridge, which
was a success. We are glad TO bear that the
articles contributed were all good and useful.
pound Of good butter. or it, equivalent in
the other ncce.sarie> Of life contributed to
deserving pastor with a family, is loyal tender
in the kingdem OF heaven itself
Capt Abia Mcfarland has been making
some repairs on his house and out-bnldincs.
-workmen have been engaged Singing
the roof Of the Geo. :. Peters house on State
street, now occupied by Arno ". King, Esq.
: X. Whiting. Esq. Is building a carriage
house on his lot. just north OF the Unitarian
church.
Mrs, \ F Greedy and her daughter. Miss
Mar, A.. returned from their New York trip,
THURSDAY. They report pleasant occasion.
Postal Clerk Stanford of the Bangor and
Buck-port route for many YEAR bas been re-
moved. and Er Scwal l.. HAYWARD OF Buck
port appointed in BIZ plac".
-Go,crnor Marble will issue proclana-
ton IN few day appointing Thursday, Nov.
2..ih. a. Thanksgiving Day.
Mace Cousins 81 Brook,,ilc. while walk
Ing across TIA, floor in his stockings short Zine
since. stuck a knitting needle in between two
toes and 1t rau NJ into hi foot i've inches.
In Or, ing 10 pull the needle out he broke II Oh
iu,jd, and 10 ct the piece out hi> brother cut
with razor and got hold Of the piece with
psir ~ >hoc pinchcr> and pulled il ont. The
piece, Of needle extracted measured four and 4
half inches.
J. he IN
iu- from it. spc Kuzirr correspondent: Two
men went ia & boat 10 one Of our outer islands
in the bay and werr there about three hours
kjiiin- ninety five catahIc fowl. The feather.
wrr, o. - much value - the "carca->e,''. AT
one hiring ntnc coots came down.
Mr.. Edwin f. Bass 81 Marlboro Mas.
and Mr. J. f. Gro,> Of Oriand. arc reported
10 have just Finished q weeks hunting in the
vicinity ~ the lalter place. During the time
the, Killed On, hundred and seventeen par
trid.c>. ffiy-thI,c woodcock> and one fox.
For The Kind telegram which we received
from Bangor inviting Us to accompany the
loyal L,a.u, on their trip 10 Boston. We eN-
tend our ~armeei thanks and an expression Of
our regret that We could not make arrange
meui- 10 leave our paper. The League left
Bangor ~ sunday evenings train. Tn.
u tfy .a,- u them and their departure: 4
large number Of person, were at the depot.
To .ce them IA. A. Il wa sunday night they
dia not march to the car but went separately
IN citizens clothes A. Col. Brett wss uns-
Die to 70 the commsnd Of the League will d.
,oi,e upon Capt, Chllcott " he I'LL. the plscc
finely, snd under " hose command the League
ha- done nuch oflhe drilling and n.arc hing that
have won for them % many encomium- during
thu present campaign.
capt. \. ". Emer,on of OrIand, received
a telegram recently. stating that his vessel.
brig Amy Lsne. W., ready for sea al Car,iif.
Eu... but the captsn. ". r. Heath was sick
and unable 10 proceed.
-"THr MoK>I>G GREETING" + the title Of
the premium engraving Which I'"f'rsoH',
Ntga-ias offer club premium for lS-9.
II J. very beautiful. and in style entirely
different from any Of preceding ycar-. The
background shows picturesque cottage and
landscape and in front stands lovely girl
surrounded by the dumb pet, Of tho farm. Il
j. from a painting hy q celebrated artist and j.
. gem. Another premium VIII he Buds and
Blossoms" q volume Of original and selected
poems, Handsomely bound and profu-ely Illus
iratrd With beautiful steel aud wood cngray-
ing.
Rev Charles Tennty, brother OF Rev.
Dr. SewaIl T'nuey. OF this city, died in Che--
ter. y. H.. hi> native place, oct. ~, aged a
He had been pastor of the Congregational
church tn that place seventeen year>. He
fitted for college At Hampton Academy. aud
graduated II Dartmouth College in ISL. and
from Bangor Theological Seminary in 1870 in
The same class with Rev. Joseph Blake. who
died lg>t Nav. Rev Ella Bond. now residing
in sandwich Islands. and Rev. VIM. W. Rand.
D. D.. editor If the publications Of the Amer
c.n Tract society. Mr.. Trnney was tcach
err in Gimanton and Sanbornton Academies,
I'D Two wears: tutor in Dartmouth COT
lest 50 %: Gilman Academy aud TheoIogi
cal seminary iS4l-'5l; Professor OF rhetoric
from ls44 lie wa, ordained February, n +;
pastor At HaverhilI, Mass. lS53-'5>; Pavilion
church. Biddeforti Ne. lS5~-'-l; Chester y.
H.. from ISL until hl, death. He married IN
Is4i Emily F.. daughter Of Josiah Mason. OF
Giman,on. y. II. She died MAY ). 50. For
hi second wife be married Mary +. Kelley. Of
Atkinson y. H.. December -. ls>j. DR..
Tenney Of thi, city hat three brothers who
were clergymen.
Our readers may remember the bright and
energetic Maine woman who went to Wash
lngton three wears ago and returned to her
home in Southwest Harbor. with her appoint
ment a. postmaster at that place. She has
since that time married. and Is now Mrs.
Farn-worth. but the po-t-otfice sill remains In
her hands. She evidently is >hrewd enough
10 size 10 the Presidents civil service reform
for the Belfast -ige tdem.) de-
clare, that she j. openly doing all she can TO
help The Democratic cause. Belya Lockwood
hasn't enlisted all the women politicians, has
she:-L etriSt0H JDHrH0(.
Edward F. Pendlebury. of South Fran
ingham. an empiove on the switching engine
OF the Boston 4 Albany railroad. here. was
run over while unshackline a ear last Saturday
night about O'Clock. He taxi n 10 .Bo>-
ton "a soon a. possible TO the Massachusetts,
General Hospital. where be died the next
morning about O'Clock. One leg was taken
off by the engine and the other was 80 badly
crushed that it had TO be ainputated al the hos,
piial No blame seems to be attached to any
one. the young man while at work acci-
denlally slipped and fell. and the wheels
assed over him. His remains were brought
here MONDAY. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, in the
Methodist church. and were in charge Of the
Sons of Veterans. he being a member OF the
Natick Camp. Rev. A. j. Hall. pastor Of the
church. also officiated. A large number OF
the members of both the Natick and South
birmingham Camps attended A number Of
floral offerings were received including
pillow from the two Camps and other offerings
from friends and relatives. His associates on