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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
CIIANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

80 hoo7. R-lu the Chanrcy Court Of Shelby
county w D. VIM ct 49, ~ James T. VIM q
al
ny virtue II an lnicrlosut1ry drcicc iur ale On.
tend ln thp above cause uu tHc llsi day ot ncrcm'
hff Is. v ~ Nt UILu 'Ib. will fHl ut public auc-
ton. to thr hlEhCs, bidder iu irlut ui the Clerk
aud Masters uHr'. Of the Main srvrt entrance u
tho Courthouse VI shelby county, Memphis Ton
ucHHlc Ou
Saturday. aad nay Of March. iasp.
Within legal nouu, the iotuwiug described prop
Utty. situated Zee SHELBY county. ttuu.t tu.WtG
lying aud hsing iu the fiitcvuth civil District
ana n. sccilun 2 iu the iith surveyors dis
rici. beginning 90 stoke Boz the o'utHr l. thc New
Raleigh rIfl. The same hCug the northeast cufiier
~ thn Lincoln 90 am tmrt ihruru lurih ID dc.
rrrCs Cfst - chains and links parallel Wiil aid
is chnlns md 20 links thrucc south Hni crossing
ypr. creek ~ rhBlus 90 stake thrlHH west
chain. and I lIuHE thruur North With thD Uft line
ui aId Lincoln go rrfv tfuHt - chains aud H LINKS
20 ils hUEirulnF rlntalulug nuvr..
Ala aln Hrr-. lFaiuruiur ut a stake in the
crutrr ut the N,W hHlie.h mad % tie intersection
ui NAYS avenue ihruvr north drgrri o. min
utca. west .l chains ihonrg east Dr. chains aud p
links thence north drrWrs uuI 81 minutes west
% rhlIus aud tI links ut the intersection 1T Nays
avenue with hufth avenue. tiuuCr cuFi p,ullrl
with tHld hutiu avenue 60 vhulu. thVu.r south ~
Uuks thuuuc south 10 chains aud iuas tu the
u,ntrr oi the Nca lialGEh tuli. thonrr south Is
dcrutH I sUcunds wet with The Uouirf ut aid rad
chains and ~ links thence south 70 degrees wrst
with the Ccnicf of id rad ilchaius 10 ihv bcgtn'
Tcrms II s,lc.-cash redemption barred
This 1T day IT Maph. lisa
n u M,iiENRY. Cicfl AMI Master.
" " Goodwin. L. ". numcs, ffaS,r a boyle
solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

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SPECIAL FEATURES--
~ trims oi UunifIct The Com am mtst De- usli
thetufu a oil pnfes Included In The schume lriuf'
frilinr a siugll ucsrt aud o. Give The following
0Ifial pofHil
dHu Rank ~ Mexico Hui South America has un
sIerlal deposit ihe necessity fund 20 wiafani ihi
Payment ~ all PRIZES drawn hI the Lpiefla dc u
iiene ~ onfia publlrt
o. ROnRiguFZ RIVERA, Intervention
fufihef The Cuiapauy g. required u distribute
nfiVflN IHf cent ~ The value ~ nll tr TIC etc To
pufss larger proportion htn u given " any
other LOTTERY .
finally. ihr number q trtcti 4 llmiioi 10 500
-y1tgl lee than are sud ~ other Lotteries usiug
The sine srhe Ir.
TGffuil particulars "a ffcss n. nass-,ti, Apar
. DO IN civ NJ MsKirn NeNi-n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

TIE new style OF carrying wrapping
papers In rolls, on a paper holder and cut.
Ter, SgroNing In popularity on account Of
~ In paper ~ well IA convenience.
INC Tennessee Paper Company sells tho
Perfection Roll Paper Cutters and all kinds
oi paper To be- used With them. Call and
examine at $40 Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
ITO, For the Gold yields of Lower Cal.
Nfnrufn

The Iron Mountain Route runs two
trains each day to Los Angeles and san
Francisco. This Is the short line 10 the
gold fields recently discovered in Lower
California. For further particulars adj
sdrcss, II. ID. WILSON,
Pass. and Ticket Agent, No. 800 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
lie IlrIrnscI Him.

A gent was seen going down Main street
yesterday with an Ornamented cord in his
hand, at the end Of which was little pug
dog following him very closely, until the
corner Of Main and Union was reached.
when the dog stopped and nothing could
induce him TO leave the spot. The gent
pulled the cord and followed at the dog,
but all TO no avail. At last the gent went
TO pick up the dog and found that he was
'sluck" on the sidewalk with sol cole
mans koko tulu chewing gum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
CIIANCERY SALE
49, OF --
REAL ESTATE.

No. 7o3p, Rim the Chanccry Court Of Shelby
county, Armstrong ct al vs.. NJ. A. Arm
strong 81 al.
Hy virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale, on
tcrcd u The above cause ON the 18th day vi February
1889 NJ - G6, plgc 80, I will sell ut public AUG
ton, Ia the highest bidder. iu front 81 the Clerk
and Masters Office at the Main street entrance OF
the courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis, Ten.
uc,sec, on
saturday. esd Nav OF March. 1889,
Within legal hours the following described prop.
ory, situated Ia Memphis, shelby county. Tenn,
tuWiC
Fart OF lots o. 80 and n, on the plan Of Thomp-
sons subdivision, and being ~ feet front ON tho
cust side ut Dunlap street, extending eastward I've.
tween p1uillcl lines from the front aud parallel
With Adams street gl feet u the west line nf LOS ~
u said subdivision An alley n rvt Wide lies ON the
south side OF the said part, of lots ~ % and a. aud
tue beginning point NJ said property h uu the east
idc OF Dunlap street ~ feet sOuth of the ntcrsoc.
ton oi the south side ut Adams street extended
with the east tldc ut Dunlap street
Also lot Ot land uCHr Ncmuhis known and lie
scrihcd uuon luppcus plan Of subdivision ~ lots
No, aud . beginning ut the intersection OF tho
north side ot ll,ss street. or avenue, with the wcst
side of street % icct wide the southeast corner "
lot No J. thence Wr,tWHrlly With he north side OF
lnss avenue u feet and inches in the southwest
corner ui lot No q thence uurihWunily on the line
of lot, No. 2uul Us iccl tO the northwest corner
ul lot Nu. % thence CsFtWupllN lui 'Vct and inches
o. the northeast corner Of llt 40 l. und "a tho west
side ul il' tittvt 20 t,ct Wide rucc With the west
tide of ,,idntrtct 40 feet inches 20 the bcsiu.
ming.
lnri lot, - 30 aud n viii be sold a. ono lot as
will ulsb lDt, aud %
Icrm. oi sale one hnlf cash. balance on n credit
ul tWul months note Bearing Interest with secur
lN required, lien retained
1hIF lsI dny 1T March. tssl
T. D. MClitNi,N, clerk aud Master
VIM. NJ. HuUhu'nh. solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

No brand Of tobacco ever placed on the
market has ever met with more popular
favor than the celebrated jersey tobacco,
which is sold at Wholesale by the Mem
phis Grocery Company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
Chancery Sale
-OF-
Il f. A l. f. STA II e.


40 p6O r. hnncrry Court 81 shelby county
~ a.. HHlnry a 10 W. Memphis a Charleston
ialiWad COMPANY 81 al, aud other causes oun'
fliid tel thrfrgiih.
D., virtue N an IuirHtrutnD drrrac f0r sale. en-.
topsl 10 thcahOtc cause ~ mo i.ih dHy 1T fuhru.
nrr issl a. a. ~ pace stI I will cell 10 public
auction iu the highest biiicf lu irIut II The clerk
and Masters unift ut the Main ttr ~ entrance %
the Quart huIsc 1T shelby county, Memphis Tcu.
urlaHy. uu slturlHy,
q so dny af March. 1850,
within irfai hulr Che nIluwins dc'rriiri pr1pcr
IS situated la Memphis. shelby county, icnnc-lce
trirt Of Hnl iafInHius ~ thr inirrsactiOn II
tho norm line 90 AIHiamh s.tuyi with the wet
line ut fuut street, Hr .pltar uu ih' map ui plan
AT tbe SrlrIna' inwH III iUH riJkgdnr aud run.
ming uiunUu north aluuI The u,i lnc Of tfuni
sirrt flI feet muTu uf les. 90 ilr Hllih line y
N aduuV thOn0r west along ihu aid line oi
broadway. ns ln'l down uu aid mag. ll4'a lcci
mufu or lrss tD che u-t limo ~ Che lois Ia hluck
hu J. uu che ur iuil plan ur map ~ Port Picker
iuF hui thence bluuE The visi liur ul me lots Ia
aid biloxi No .. sluthw Hrily, i1 iDci. mon ur
l,ss. to che uurh line ~ Ainlnma street and
ihencU ttsiWarlly alnue The north live ~ Allbnna
street - iy,t mon 0r lee, to the iuiut oi begin
tur.
Terms 81 Sale One third cash, balance on \
rfHtilt Il q aud b. WuutHg uu'r hraflng Interest
with s,cuuty rguirgi. lien wtiucd, redemption
D. frrl
This ss,h day ~ February. t,s1
E'u NIliENRI. ClCfk hnd Maftor
Mfn. N. Randolph. Solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Dir. OyEnALL's Electric Institute Is now
complete In every department, with cleo
trio cabinet, sulphur and mcdicaicd baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, ior the treatment
Of nervous, rheumatic, skin, asthma and
chronic diseases An experienced mas
sage woman and man In attendance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

DO you want a homer DO YOU want 10
stop paying high rents2 DO YOU want TO
save your money and make n safe aud
profitable investment Call on W. l..
Parker, secretary Home Building and
Loan Association, 20 Madison street
Books now open for subscription for stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

- REMOVED ny uiE USE oF cocoAiNE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
oi the hair.
Burnetts Flayorins extracts arc tbs
l.af
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Ans you bilious and dyspcpiic2
Docs your liver sluggish secm7
Is your slumbcr often broken
by hidcous nightmare drcam7
Friend, be wise: Tho Pleasant Pellets
Made by Dr. Pierce procure,
And they'll bring you back tho SUNSHINE
OF good health, you may be sure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Jesse French Piano mud organ Go.
Removed TO No. 3G2 Main street, opposite
side Of street from old stand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Jesse French piano and organ 60.
Removed Ia No. 3G2 Main street opposite
eide oi street from old stand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

Fun Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
22i Second street Branch Office, 35l
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

lNsURK your gin.nouses IN the Citizcns'
Insurance company. No l3 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12
IL NEWBORN.
DAnarua

Over Memphis City Bank, 337 Mair
Street. Entrance on Union street
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Jesse French Piano aud organ co.
INC Demnnh Increases DalIy.

Removed 10 No. 302 Main street opposite
eide Of street from old stand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-12

40 boo7. R-In the Chauccry Court Of Shelby
county w a. Vim ct 90. ~ james a. VIM q
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-12
Knocked Out by an Ostrich.
From the Nesc York Star.

fOHt Ttc 4'cU YIN kotCf.
ALBERT Thesis, the musician, was telling
an Allan Quatermain story of adventure in
south Africa at an uptown hotel last
nl4lght, which has some good points. More
t t that, he told it well. 1t is entitled,
rhow Was Knocked Out by an Ostrich, y
ana Is always Introduced by "Say, did you
ever hear how" etc.
Some years ago." said Mr.. Thesis. as he
assumed a retrospective look, 81 was travel
ing as high G tenor in an opera troupe
euoing the towns Of Cape Colony and Natal
"a "a South Africa. One day we struck
oetShoon, dull Dutch town, with nothing
visible to break the monotony. l wanted
some excitement, and hired Boer to ac-
company me to Montague's Pass and intro
uuce me to an ostrich farmer. had never
Seen an ostrich farm, and after that day
II, never wanted to see another one
we made tour of the farm, and finally
came to the corral where the male
osIrlcnes were confined. Somehow there
was hole In the fence. One of the biggest
QqStrlches got out and started for u.s. The
poer and the farmer knew that it meant
Hanger, and ran like sheep. am like John
l.. Sullivan, / am no sprinter. and had TO
lace the bird. didn't reahzs my danger
unUl was knocked down by blow from
MS terrible left leg. And ! staid down
while that feathered devil tried to kick me
INTO little pieces. All of my clothes
were literally torn off. A Hottentot
iarln hand came sneaking along. The
pird saw him and started for him with
mead down, like a streak of lightning The
hottentot ran like an Indian. I didn't
wait to see how the race came out, but got
PACK to the farm house the best / could,
ana there / found that fool farmer worry
t ing LOT fear might kill the ostrich, which,
I It SAID, had cost him heap of money. The
fflotoentot, by the way, was killed, but the
taIIner and the Boer seemed to think that it
was very trifling incident. l had enough
" ostrich farming, however, and got back
W Oetshoon as soon as | was able"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-12
MEDICAL.
Skill 1900.

Several years ago was called to see colored
woman who had a malignant form of cancer on
her foot The cancer grew worse under the PIE
scribed treatment, ard the toes and one side Of
the foot were at length eaten entirely away. The
patient could not have survived much longer,
bat commenced the use Of Swift's Specific,
and it cured her sound we'll That was three
years ago, and there has been no return Of the
disease. regard Swift's Specific most excel
lent medicine for blood diseases, as its tendency
Is TO drive out the poison.
hatheryile, Miss VIM E. Stage, MD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-12
Southern Antidote for Malaria.

IL is generally known that Simmons Liver
Regulator is relied upon to secure immunity
rom all malarial disorders. This is proven
" i1s popularity, and anyone who has lived
-. ~ the south has seen its curative effects and
!ne protection it gives against this weaken
ing and dangerous malady 1t acts more
p.ohnptiy than calomel or quinine, without
guy Oh their injurious consequences.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

Watham.
The heavy rain of last week took all the
snow from the roads and the heavy team
ing and cold weather which followed leaves
them in bad condition for travel.
The deer will soon have a rest as to-
morrow is the last day of the season in
which the law allows them to be hunted.
They have been quite plentiful this fall and
as there are plenty left think the law has
helped to protect them.
Miss Lila Parsons has been visiting rel
atives in town.
Elmer Kingman and wife are visiting
relatives here.
Geo. Cook is numbering in the vicinity
of Dedham for Bangor parties.
Crews are fast moving into the woods
and as the swamps are well frozen many
are wishing for snow that they may begin
hauling lumber.
The ball and basket supper given by tha
Waltham sewing circle at the Town hal
Christmas was grand success. good
crowd and no whiskey as usual. Receipts
about $35.
Dec. 81.
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Married..

Ellsworth Dec 70, at the residence Of tn,
brides parents, BY Rev Or Tenney. Mr. Free
II O>good and Miss Minnie Means, both Of
Ellsworth.
Jan l, by Rev V WardweII. Mr. Mar
shall A Rogers of Orrington, and Mis-. Aiethi
Baker of Ellsworth
o. sullivan Dee -, by Rev c { Phean, Nj
Edmond \ Dockham of Prospect, and Mis-,
Mabel A Bunker Of sullivan.
So Penobscot-Dec %. ny + r Bowden
Esq, Mr. Frank l. Segar OF Orand, and Mis-,
Anna i NeSsel of Brooksvlle.
Bluehill-Dec p, by Rev Edward A Mason
Mr. Eugene ; os.ood and Miss Blanche A
Wardwcl, both OF Biuehili.
Bucksport 10. by W A Remck. Esq.
Annie l. Mills OF Ca,tine.
No Pepoh>cGt-Dec %, by Rev C H Fuller
Mr. Aury l. Hutchings and Miss Lila A Bow
den. both Of Penobscot.
Bar Harbor-Dec "a. by Rev DIR Torrey. Nj
Charlie, \ q Jackson and Miss Rubie Mae
Pinco, both Of Bar Harbor.
Sali-burys Cove-Dec 10. by Rev II f Fro
hook. Mr. Artell Austin of Bar Harbor and
Miss Hattie Hamor of Salisbury's Cove.
Franklin-Dec "A, by Rev Z A Carter, Mr.
Gleason Scammon and Miss Grace NJ ASH,
both Of Franklin.
Dec %. by same, Mr. Wilton II Simpson
and Miss Lizzie B Wooster. both of Sullivan.
Sedgwick-Dec D, by Rev + A Davis, Mr.
Hartwe Fl Candage of Brooklin and Miss
Alice Miller of Sedgwick.
No Sedgwick-Dec 30, by Rev c + Thomp
son. Mr. John W Young and Miss Lettie
Hutchinson. both of Bluehil
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Neurology Of Ellsworth.

The following is "A partial list of the death.
in Ellsworth with dates and ages of deceased
during thu year 1855:
John Bunker. Jan. u. aged 6s wears.
Grafton Carter. Jan. IS, aged 3 years,
John nrummey, Jan, 81. aged IS wears.
Mrs. Ivory L. Brown, Jan. 81 aged 81 wears.
Nahum Joy. Feb. IA, aged &c wears.
Mrs. Sterling HAYNES, Feb. Il. aged 60 wears.
Walter u. Sinclair. Feb. 10. aged months.
Josiah Il. Adams, Feb -. aged 50 wears.
Aphia Ioues, Feb. -, aged 70 YEAR.
Dora Cunningham, Feb. y, aged years.
George Irving Giles, Mar. II. AGED , years.
br, Alexander Fulton, Mar :. aged 20 wears.
Frankie Lullum Mar. :. aged 13 Years.
Miss Jean A. Cu>hman. Mar ~. aged q
wears.
Mr.. Margaret Divine, Mar. Is. aged 70
wears.
heuni, ahaly, Mar. H. ager Sc wears
Mrs, Nathaniel Moore, Apr. g. aged Is wears.
Mrs. Margaret Turner. Apr. 9. aged 81 wears
ti-ha fourteloite, Apr ~, aged - years.
James u. Moore, Apr. ~ aged - wears.
nriSon Gan. May >. aged ~ ,ear.
Oliver 7, Thomas. Man l. aged 81 wears
tsl'. James Tate, MAY :. aged ~ wears.
Annie May Fiticld. MAY 9. aged 10 wears.
George Pier>on. Mny Is. aged ~ wears
James Latin. May l., aged % years
John NJ. Joy. May 20. aged 30 wears
Michae Sargent, May -. aged 10 wears.
Mrs. Dyer L. Jordan. June 9 aged 3 wears
Mrs. Flora A. Lyman, juno >. aged ~ Years.
Y ft,t-I
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Nome a MI
Aqe must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line
Islesford-Dec %, at the residence of her
son. William Hadlock, Mrs Mary A Had
lock. aged y years and months.
Penobscot- II, Mrs Abby Leach, aged
~ wears.
Bucksport--Dee %, Mrs Joanna wife OF
Eben Bassett. aged IS years and II months.
Bluehill--Dec 26, Mrs Eldusta II Merrill
aged 81 years and 5 months.
Castine Dec %. Mr. John A Coombs, aged
II years and months,
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SedgMirk.

A very pleasant wedding occurred at
| Mrs c. h. Slecper's home, Carriers Point,
on Christmas morning, at Ten o'clock. Mr..
| Hartwell II. Candage of Brooklin, and
| Miss Alice q. Miller were united in mar
rage by Rev. +. A. Davis. Quite a com
pany was present. AT the close of the
ceremony iCe-cream and cake were served.
MIR. and Mrs. Candagc will reside on the
Brooklin side of the river. at the home of
his father, Mr.. Michael Candage Their
many friends wish them happy life and
a long residence in this vicinity.
The stores report a very large holiday
trade.
We are glad to make note of the happy
changes going on and the addition of
homes to our community. Mr.. VIM. Rob
bins, for years employed on the ''City of
Richmond, has brought home with him a
wife. The ceremony occurred at Deer
Isle, Dec 2lst. We extend to them very
cordial welcome to our circle of homes.
They reside at the home of Mr.. VIM. Rob
bins, senior.
The Chapel Bell circle at Sargcutvlic.
had Christmas festival, supper and tree
on Tuesday evening, 25th which was a sue
cess Notwithstanding the bad travelling.
- ''''N'''' '''' III 'N'i'''N '''o "'i''
S''' 'i'''''
The Bay View hall at North Brooklin.
j. being repaired inside To a considerable
extent n Grindle does the wood work,
and Ebcn Smith the painting
Special Christmas services We're HE'LL on
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev C. r. Bartlett has the agency for
DR.. H. $ Burrages interesting book,
Baptist HYMN writer's and their HYMNS. ."
In the list of names OF writer, we notice
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RuckLen,S AlnicA SaIYe.

THE BEST SALvF inthe world for Cuts.
Bruises. sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum. Fever
sores. letter. Chapel Hands. Chilbains.
Carns. aud all skin Eaptions. and positively
cure, Piles OF no pay required. II is guaran-
te4d Ia live perfect satiaaction. or money re-
funded Price . cents Ter box. FOR SALE
BY : y. Wizein 1y22
-DK. AlCGILL's FAsOUs SPECIFIC. Or
ANGE BLOSSOM. = positive cure for all fe-
male diseases Every lay can treat herself.
I have odd thiS medicin for two years and
ran recommend it, Boxes containing one
months treatment. s1.00. Circulars and sam
pies free by applying to
:. u. WBGIN. Apotheeary.
May 1G,lsS'. ~
IF Won want q custom suit made from ina
host of material. trimmings and workman
sl,ir in the highest styleof art. and TO BIT like
TX ,,.iI,er on the wall. have your measure at
~ Rn.ton Clothing Stof and YOU will get all
" hes. ana more at slow prices as can be
y 80 i, III, country 1Of
1-, ,,,oi old Vegetable Pulmonary baisam-
- t,,,,gn cure for Coughs Colds x Cohsunl
p Coming cutler Bros x Co, boston
6nl44
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south >urry

SOuth >ufIl.
Mrs Florence Young has returned to her
home in Ellsworth.
There was Christmas tree in the Union
church in this place on the evening of the
25th, which was very enjoyable affair
The tree was loaded with presents both
ornamental and useful and some quite cost
IL articles. 4 collation. of cake and coffee
was served followed by some very APP
propriate remarks by Rev ID. B. rhelan
who seemed to enjoy the occasion very
much.
Quite sickly in this vicinity at present.
W. c. Bellatty and wife, are visiting rel
atives and friends in this place.
Mrs. George Beede is visiting her par
ents in this place.
Mrs. Rose Young is quite poorly.
Edward c. Mann has been very sick with
pneumonia but is now conyalescent
Dec. 81. Sirius.
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A Card.
Fl. W. NORTON,
+. p. NORTON

The undersigned takes this method Of ten
dering his thanks to the people of West Bay
for Chistmas remembrauces, especially for the
proceeds of donation party held at the home
of Simeon Rofe. For this generous gift Of
cash and useful articles he is deeply grateful.
To Simeon Rolfe and family for opening their
home to the donors; to the many friends who
contributed, and to Messrs. Roscoe G. Young
and John Stevens for Christmas turkeys, now
hereby record my deep gratitude. May God
bless the kind friends of West Bay. especially
the young people, is the earnest wish Of
JAMES P. NOwLAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

The Christmas gathering at the church
Tuesday evening, Dec. %. was large and
the occasion was a pleasant one. The
trees We're loaded with an almost
endless variety Of presents, Mr.. }. b..
BurIill acting as Santa Claus which he did
to perfection
Mr.. Henry Black has moved to Bangor
with his family.
Mr.. l. NJ Allen, section foreman at
Georges Corner, has bought the Leighton
house.
from Blanchard, where he has been al work
in the woods, on account of the illness of
his wife, VINO is now better.
Mr.. Byron Spencer is teaching writing
school at the village