Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Hon. Herbert NJ Heath OF Augusta. wa.
in thi, city. Saturday.
Fresh molass,s cream candy ju,, receive,
at ilolt's variety store.
-ou and after next sunday there will be
SUNDAY evening service. at the Unitarian
/ church.
Mr.. Fillebrown OF Arlington. Mass. vito
was called here by the illness OF her si,trr-iu.
law Mrs. John F. ROYAL. returned home Mon.
day night.
The pipe for the water-works has nearly
Al been laid on the east side Of the river. and
workmen are now engaged in laying the pipe
on the west side.
The ladic, Of the Unitarian >oclety will
have sale and harry ct supper at their ,e,iry,
Wednesday evening. NOV. 9. Full particulars
will be given next week
There will be a sociable at the Methodist
ve-tr, on Thursday evening of this week
. Cake and coffee viii be served. Admission.
fifteen cents.
The ladies sewing circle in the vicinity OF
Jordan, Hall. Aurora. will hold their fair and
/ dance on Thursday evening. the cath. That
( they VIII have good order and good music, {.
guaranteed by their engaging II. y Joy OF th.
/ cit, All are cordially invited
/ The Holmes Bros. have not only got into
/ their new store. but they have filed II ~ with
/ such stock in their line probably
/ never seen ia Ellsworth before. Their large
1 stock OF grapes. which they are selling In
baskets Al about cost. 1. especially worthy Of
note See their new advertisement In another
column.
- The steamer Bluehill. under her isl arrange
ment, i now making two trips per week.
She leaves Rockaud for Ellsworth and inter-
mediate port Tuesdays and Saturdays snd
leaves Ellsworth on her return trip Mondays
and " Wednesdays. see new advertisement 10
appear next week
The MihriiEe Packing company closed it,
-ardine factory. TUESDAY. scarcity OF fish
and the unsettled condition o. the markets
have made TIL, the must Improbable year
since the industry wa, begun, eight wears sgo.
The year, cuisines. shows shortage Of 1000
case. from lat ,esr', pack.
Mr. q. W. Tripp i again in the field as
ihc iratclln. agent o. the AMERICAN. lie
wia canvass the hole county making collcc-
ton, and soliciting new subscriptions. We
sre sure that car friends and patrol. will be
-'ad 10 him. and trust that they will
ud him by making III. work a. pleasant rs
possible.
Mr. +. e. ,hatto 81 Brooks,iile. has
bought ID, Dennis X ,f place. formerly the
Luther Lord place, At East SurFy. aud " III
'aAc immediate possession.
Mr.. Ann +. Grccly. Safe sept Of SUI
TRACE. " G. I. T., zoe, next week 70 Chicago
y on, ~ the state delegates. to attend the
meeting q The National ". L I. L. 10 bc b, ID
In faat city. carl, next month She viii be ac-
CONF an,i by her daughter. Miss Mary \.
Greely.
-Hsrrs Eo,a.. wbo wa- ca'lci home ., Tie
i.'uc.- q hi- mother. lcft ~ MonIay evening.
train To return to Harvard college
The talk which hs. been made about start
Ing new paper 10 E'.North has proved 4
erest bentiit % The AMERICAN. Many people
ia Nafiou, rSri. n the county have s-.urcd
d, o. their appreciation u the AMERICAN aud
their determination 20 AlI It 10 every Way pos.
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Dr. Mason OF BANGOR. wAs in Attendance
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summoned by ihe drtrndlnt IN the cas-" u pr.
Lord ~ thr Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mr.. T. q Mason OF thi. city i the Posses
-or u ,ery ancient book. It. urfort, 10 b.
very esrly Latin Theological manuscript Ii
T. 40 volume 10 original binding In which
-ti remain. 4 small portion OF the iron fastrn.
tn for chain herew lth to secure the volume
10 pulpit or reading desk. II claim, to have
been ritten 463 wear, ago
NJ Harry Woodward ,ho,,.h, NJ, .,.i-
in,y,d . min ., no Ui,b .chool the o,har 3.x
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