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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28
How to Enjoy the Long Evenings.

A thoroughly enjoyable evening can be had
with the new game called THE race for the
Presidency" 1t is played on folding board
In brilliant colors. The list of the ~ states 10
printed in the middle OF the board and the cleo.
toral vote of each is given opposite to its name.
The first stages Of the game are taken up with
q competitive race for mayors chair, gov
ernor's chair and congressman's chair. Then
follows race for the United States Senate,
and the grand climax il reached In struggle
between the players to carry each Of the -
States; the side which first scores 20S votes
out OF the total 4l4 in the electoral college
elects its man president. and so wins the game.
The playing is done with pack of - cards,
numbered variously from 1000 to 10000. 1t is
decided novelty in parlor games. and has the
merit of being not only amusing and exciting,
but Of impsrfing great deal of useful inform
alton to the way we choose our presidents.
A the leading toy stores have II (price SD.
and it will be sent. express prepaid. to any adj
dress In New England, on receipt Of e1.25, by
the Reed Toy Company, Leominster. Mass.
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Married..

Eh>worth-Nov. 20. az the residence Of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
hitting. by Rev. Dir. Tenney. John Andrew
Peters, Jr.. OF Bar HaThor. and Miss Mary
Frances. daughter Of A. W. Cushraan, Esq.
Of Ellsworth.
Nov. 81, BY Rev. +. A. Palmer. Mr.. Henry
a. Colpiits and Miss Alice NJ. Sargent, both
OF Ellsworth.
Bar Harbor-Nov. Il. by Rev. c. 5. Letting
well. Mr.. Galen Young OF Hancock and Miss
Flora Hamilton OF Bar Hsrhor.
West Trenton Nov. 10. by Rev. C. r. W.
Hubbard OF Ellsworth. Mr.. Arthur NJ Foss
Of Bar Hsrbor. aud Miss Julia Armenia
Thompson Of West Trenton.
Bluehll-Noy. p, by Rev. Edward A. Ms
son. Mr.. Joseph Steele and Mr.. yesia f.
Howard. both OF Bluehill.
Nov. -. bv same. Mr.. Oraoge NJ. Cunning
ham and Miss Carrie NJ Bowdtn both OF Blue.
hill.
Brooklin-Nov. ~, at the Baptist parsonage,
by the father OF the bride. assisted by Rev. T..
\. Davis Of sedgwicS and Rev. c. r. J.
Thompson, OF No. Sedgwlck. Mr.. Albert Ed
ward Stanley and Miss Grac. Wiilouyhby
daughter Of Rev. q. c. Herbert. both OF Brook
lin.
Nov. "A. ut the residence Of the brides
father. by Rev. .. {, Herbert. Mr. George A.
Lopau> snd Miss Annie L.. daughter Of John
MARKS. Esq. OF Rronhln.
Marisstle- Nov. 9, by J, II. Jordan. Esq,
Mr., Richard J. Salisbury and Miss Celia Gar
land, both Of Otis
Lowell. Msss.Nov. %. by Rev j. "
Short, Mr.. Warren +. Wheeler OF Sionehsm,
and Mrs. Carrie +. Whitney Of Jamaica
Plain.
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Franklin.
Messrs. J. II. West and c. H. Mscomber
made business trips to New York and
Boston last week.
Mr.. W. b. Blaisdel has just sent of two
vessels to the above ports, loaded with five
thousand feet of stone from his quarry.
Other vessels in the bay are loading with
lumber and granite.
The High school will not be in session
until Wednesday this week, as Mr. Whelden
has been called TO Colby to fulfill some
literary engagement. He is proving him
self an excellent teacher, and has a full
school Four evenings in the week, be
devotes to outside pupils, in French and
German.
Miss Cassie Springer has just closed
another term Of school at Georges Pond
and Miss Edie Dyer one at Eastbrook
Both young ladies were thoroughly liked
as instructors by scholars and their parents
and the expressed wish that the next school
would find these teachers In charge, was a
fiattering testimonial to their popularity.
Mr.. c. w. Cook Of Ellsworth is in town,
Frightening up some of our houses with
attractive colOrs in paint.
Our travelling continues good notwith-
standing recent rains.
Nov. %. LEON.
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This remedy |, becoming so well known and
50 popular a. to need no special mention. All
who hsse used Electric Bitters sing the same
song Of pral,e.-A purrr medicine does not <.
~ aud II !, gnarsuIe,d To do all that il claimed
Electric Biters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys. will remove Plmples
boils, Sat Rheum and other SELECTIONS caused
by impure hlnod.-W Ia drive Malaria from the
system aud prevent AZ well a. cure all Msiarisl
fever-.-For cure OF Headache. Constellation
ahd Indigestion Try Electric Biiirrs Entire sat.
l>factioh guaranteed. or money refunded -
frIee % cts and sl.oo per bottle at 5. D. wig
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with NIBthfTF.
Mrs. Carrie Griffin. formerly Miss Carrie
Smith, who has been visiting her parents
has returned to her home in BROOKLYN.
Last Monday evening, Nov. 18th, COM
pany of about 80 ladies and gentlemen
gathered at the home of the Rev. David
Smith and wife to celebrate with them the
s3th anniversary of their wedding day
The ladies all brought lunches. Tea and
c"nee We're served with them. Quite a
number who intended to go and were pre-
vented from 50 doing were very much dis
appointed, The presents were all useful
anu pretty All who were there enjoyed
themselves very much. We hope Mr.. and
Mrs, smith viii see many happy returns
Of the day.
Nov. %
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The Liberal Christian Society met
with Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Wilson on Sab
bath afternoon, cath inst and listened -
a most excellent services on Natural Reli-
giOn.' read in a clear. distinct and very
acceptable manner BY Mr.. Gilbert +. Simp.
son, Of East sullivan. Mr., julia Moves
very finely rendered extracts from Eter-
nal Goodness. while the choir gave some
fine selections. The next services will be
held with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen, at
the home OF Mr.. John L. Hill whose hos
pitablc doors are open 10 all
Rev Mr.. Phelan gave very impressive
Thai ksgiying sermon at the Hall. on the
evening of the Path. from the text. Pre-
pare myself" The moral danger, be>rt-
ting the ways of youth at this season were
forchly depicted, a. was also the ,cIy out
of them all
Mrs. V. Dennis and daughters have
gone To Chester. Pa, to join Capt Dennis
there for the winter, leaving their two
sons here under the chaperonage of Mrs.
Helen Austin. who will occupy the Dennis
home during their absence.
Mr.. Will O. Emery. who has been very
seriously i'll, and under the skilful care Of
DR.. Brigham, is beginning to rally from
the same. During his entire Illness he has
been the recipient of much Kindness aud
attention from multitudes of friends far
and near.
The cottage of the Moon family, being
built TO replace the one destroyed by fire.
is approaching completion, and is to be
occupied the coming winter. 1t is very
nice building and does much credit to Mr..
Sprague. its builder r.
Nov. Is
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ihis !. beNond question the most successful
Cough Medicine We have ever sold: a few la.
e. Invariably cure the worst cases OF Couph
Group aud Bronchitis. while lis wonderful
success IN the cure Of Consumption IL without
= parallel IN the history Of medicine Sine, II.
nr,t discovery IL has been sold on a guarantee,
4 'rst which no other medicine can stand II
you hNNeA nuSh We earnestly ak you to try
y. frre 10 rcns. - ceHt, and Sio0 Ii
Your Lungs arc sore, Chest or Back lame use
Nhll"h'> f"r"u, Plaster. Sold by 5. D. Wig.
gin. ,yras
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Inc members Of Geo w Thompson
Camp. Is, $ Y OF Mt Desert. are e>pcc.
tally requested to he present il the camp
room Saturday evening. Dec. :, 10 elect
officers fer the ensuing year
Inc three ma~ted schooner, Helen G
Mo>eley Capt Holt, sailed today far
n" urk, with 3l.0A0 paving blocks from
Waiting Aliens quarry.
mere were at one time the past week.
SIX three ma>ted schooncrs loading pay nc
DOCKS al the different quarrics at this
place.
Inc winter term Of school at tails place
begins the 18th inst taught hy Miss Adiie
Hpd.dou of Northeast Harbor
Nov. "a +. &. NJ.
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Eden

schools In the western part OF Eden,
closed Nov. and commenced again after
one weeks vacation Many Of our schools
nave the same teachers who have taught the
spring and fall terms. Mr.. Emery. son If
Isaac Emery Of Eden, teaches his first
school In No. knox district) Mary A.
Carroll who has taught the las, three terms
there has gone to Brooklin, where she is
teaching in the Bay district
NnY Is
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sHTTf-
our community was greatly saldrued
last "Wednesday on hearing Of The death u
Willie M!!ilken. from typhoid fever. At
Milo, where he had gone to work only a
few weeks ago Willie, aged about II
years. was the youngest son Of Horatia
ami julia Ailliken. lli> body was brought
home Thursday night hy hi, brother.
Elmer MsiIken. rho came from Monticello
and uurs.-d him during thc Ia, week uf Nj.
Illness Funeral services were held Friday
az the school house, Rev Mr. Phelan ON
ciailng Being young man of rarr IT,
telA.cucc and the striCtc-t integrity. he
was much loved and respected hy all wiki
whom he came 10 contact We symps-
ihixe deeply with the orrrayed parents
also with the sister Mrs Lewis Smith AMI
two brothers. Dr, James Mliken and MI
Horace MillIken mo reside Ia California.
In The los Of such on and brother
Nov -
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swan. Island
Schooner "Salie NJ Philadelphia.
came in the harbor ~ saturday. to load
paving
John Gntt came frnm Cape Rnzier last
Tuesday with hi~ new yacht, built by Has
kell GRAY OF South Brook-yiIle He in
tends running her a. packet between
Swans Island anl Green's Landing the
coming Sinter
Mr.. Benz Smith frll and broke her leg
yesterday She wa doing a. Well a. could
tie expected at last accounts.
Mrs. Freeman Stanly has gone to Rock
land To take care Of her son, who j. sick
with fever there at the home Of his sister.
Nov 10.
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John Bou~cy Killed very large ho. rc-
Gently. which weighed. when dressed use
hundred and eighteen pounds
Edward Young La, moved his family
home from the sound
+ o Bon~cy anu Elmer Young are home
from the Sound
Edward Curtis and Clifton Cosgln> are
a Sorrento cutting ,toue
School In di>,fic, No >. commenced the
18th inst. taught by Mss Hattie Remiek
% Ellsworth
NOV - SiKt-
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Shiloh's I atarrh Remedy.

Shtloh's tatsrrh Remedy marvellous cure
ior atarrh. plphthcris. tanker Mouth and
Headache, WITH esch hotte there il an 10.
4'niou- Na>al injector for the more successful
trtHtmtnt Of the complaints without extrs
'u'TEf. frice D" crnls. Sold by ). II. Wig.
klu leo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28
SCROFULA IN CHILDREN.

The following l. taken from letter written
under date july /. 1889. by Mrs Ruth Berk.
lev, most charitable and Christian lady. Of
Salina Kan. In the early part OF 1897 scrof.
ua appeared on the head OF my little grand
child. then only eighteen months old. Shortly
after breaking out it spread rapidly all over
her body. The scabs on the sores would peal
of on the slightest touch and the odOr that
would arise would make the atmosphere Of
the room sickenng aud unbearable. The dis
ease next attacked the eyes and We found she
would lose her sight Eminent physicians
from the surrounding country were consulted.
but could do nothing TO relieve the little limo
ceut, and gave it rs their opiuion, that the
case was hopeless and impossible 10 save the
chids eyesight. 1t was then we decided 10
try Swift's Specific Is. $. s.. That medi-
cine at once made speedy and complete cure.
For more than year past she has been -
healihY as any child In the land.n
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Franklin-Aug. 80, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Hooper, son.-Har ard Lewis.
Oct 8. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sargent, a
son.-Edmond Leroy.
Nov. 2. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln C. Brag.
don, 4 son.
Castiue-Noy. q, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
BrOphy, q son.
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ori.nL

An unusually large assembly for a lee
ture gathered at the VI Z. church, on last
W ednesday evening, NOV 2uth To hear
Rev. c. e. Phelan OF Sullivan Harbor. who
gave MS popular lecture on What /. He
WORTH All were we'll pleased Mr. Phe-
Ian held the attention Of The audience fnr
an hour and % minutes, being frequently
chcered. The audience were. favored hy a
good selection of music well rendered he
fore the lecture, and hymn AZ the close
BY the VI. +. quartet. Of which Nr. Dres-
ser Is chorister.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28

II you want custom >uii mate from tho
best 81 material. trimmings and workman
ship IN the highest style N art and to tt ike
the paper On the " ail. leave yonr measure a,
TIM Rp,tan Clothing store AMI YOU " I'LL KIT an
81 these. and more At - low price. a, can b.
shown In Tho country ins
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sn,et

Mr Il. +. Small has been quite sick
Mr. VIM. {. Stlnson was in Ellsworth
last week 70 purchase lumber fir hjs new
house which he Is II erect At Sunset
Mr.. +. :. Small has been grading the
grounds ID connection with hi, residence,
which improves their appearance very
much J,Ck-Iur RIrrsR
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when BABY ~ sick. " esv. hsr Cass~.A
When shs ~ . Child she crie.i FOR astoria
When she became hlss shs chung - CastoriA
When sns hsd CAiidrsa sh. gave them CAstors~
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Winter Harhor- Nov "A. to Nr. and Mrs,
Bedford +. Tracy. daughter.
Wsrren. Me.-Sept. alto DIR. aud Mrs John
\. Hooper. dau Ehter. Mildred Leonice
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WILLIS HAIR BtLSAM.
4 Great Surprise

II gray. gradually restore. color; elegant
tonic dressing j1r. 81 % Druggists. or 81 -
.ize prepaid BY Express for 300 T. 5
Wells, Jersey City. 6rpo.4s
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Ohsfnarp nonces beyond ne Date Ssse and
Age @asfbs pad 6nr at ths rate Of ten cents dive
Ellsworth Nov. u. Leon Willis. son Of
Will. l.. and Carrie +. Pratt, aged years, 3
months and II DAYS.
Wiltham Nov D. Mr.. John Wilbur
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Marine List.
Ellsw srth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, Nov 20
Sch d Remick. Remick, Boston
SAILED
Friday. Nov p
Sch Express. Wakefield, Rockland
sch Abel Pray. Gordon. Rockland
Sch Allandale. Potter, Portland
Sch John Foreman, Mosley. Rockland
Sch Liberator, Snow, Deer Isle
ARRIVED
Saturday, Nov %
Sch Forester, Lampson. Bluehill
Sch Woodcock. Blondit, Sorrento
Sunday. Nov "a
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Lynn
Sch Light of the East, Young, Boston
Sch X Woodward. Lord, New York
Tuesday, Nov % :
Sch Fair Wind, Means. Roston
ARRIVED
Sch John Foreman. Mosley, RocklAnd
Sch Delaware, Hutchings, Boston
Sch Westerloo, Treworgy, Boston
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City and County.

= a. ia' y r. ''"''''' Wa 10 thls
Guy + ''"'a on 'U>'nt>N-
Fret L VI. PEEK who preside. over the
Commercial department 10 Wesleyan Acsd.
emy. W'Hrshsm- MSS. i spending brief
Nscsfiou 81 hi home IN tht. city.
VI ,rr indebted 10 pr N N u.,,e. -,
,s4 f.p-tb tUnu7, Ref,ort q, the STATE pos-I
II Health. u the Srs,e o, Nsina FOR N.
year ending Dec 81. l~SS. II contain. much
valuable Information aud show. much eff.
Gent. well directed labor on the mr., a, tho
Board
So, ~ .,
h,nri,,., e,,.,,,,,,- ~. n,s.
- S,n,,., H., ~ .....
confined To nj. hou.s tf.,.
tn .,,..i...
i,.,,-
I. -
-n.,-4 =" A'e '"i VI
hesd me ne" sdrffu'emen' ~ Mayor
NHA'o 70 ne f"nnd r. another column His
i'lH'sr s'oEe carrie, go stock q goods
ny year 'hap'' b~f"re snd h. great ps'ron-
Sc : rapidly Increasing Hi-.tock q holiday
u'' '''''''"
l Pr steamer NJ Desert 8" h'e hauled NJ
n h'-t'n' "itl n touched ~ Niih paint ,nd
"'htrN - improve ~ before he come. out next
'irinS
Th, Nanc Central Compsp, i. r,,iinv
r,s.., or y inter. and ha, r-rvnor ,tvo-k
putting % fences 10 ken the .,,y, f-o,, 5-l.,-
TIA. into TIE f-.-k Th.s, ,r.n. - -
re.-e,sarv iu certain r,'ar.. a,ripr IA. vl,.s,
mouths.
~ " !,
1t sorrento on ~. ,,-iau. i,h. vhich h. A.
Ink far iifFeren, ra-,i..
IT.
ii.
IT "af''ef 81 "hiinAn'ie. conn
20 'i'"' me WINTER Win her sister Mrs
'''''' ''h : '''N'- ''f'''-
h' kucA~Port A o. w. have i,,iied
to. dedicate ihcjr new hail Ihursday. pee
9TH
"'' h-h'A we contractor f7r the "a'er
"''A' 2" .''' n.y. "ho ha' been here super
.i1'' '.'- i.' construction 81 ihe same Tor the
Isl +" "''s' .r'', Neiuf'ast = al week
''r i'' western Vart of'ho state. where hc
rs smother contract 10 complete.
There move an foot aruon-st the NII
r. NV. % ,.., MI, II nave an cncanll.n,cri X
iht #r!cr instituted to il.rorth large
nun, her r., names have born .l.l,..rif,ed AMI
-fr, .,.... b. ..-l
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opening!-
Fall and Winter Styles!
In Mems, Youths and Chldrens Clothing by
LEWIS FRIEND
THE GREAT BARGAIN CLOTHIER.
Halter and Cenuenoen's Furnisher
TT BEATS THEM ALL.

Mems fine all wool from SO
gains Of the and
Mems fine dress 4 $4,000; finest
are equal to pattern
elegant Y hnsh and comprise all the and desirable patterns
and
Never have beu enabled handsome and attractive suits in
thus department do
styles cannot I TO please aud low will
SUITS to II from 81 - years from 81
o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28

i IN store for ali who use Kemp. Basam
for the Throat and Lungs. the great guar
sn'"ed r"mcdy. Would you believe that it Is
sod on IT, merits and that any drugsis, Il.
authorized hy The proprietor Of thi. wonderful
remedy 10 give you sample bottle free, /,
never falls 10 cure acute VI chronic coughs.
A % dru ..;i-t- -cll kemp'- Bal.Am. Large Bot.
tle- 80 cent. and 81 iyr&
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RroiIIin

Yesterday the Baptist pulpit here va.
supplied hy Rev II Davis while the
pastor, Mr. Hubbard. preached At Swans
Island
Nn>, ~ :he schools are tn session now
Mr. LittlcheI,l teaches At the Reach MIR
Luce A. the Curu,r near the Bapfi-, church.
Mrs. Perkins IN INN upper Na>keag Point
dist, Nellie Carroll 10 the Point. Mary A
Carroll in The Bay district Mr. A. g.
Blake of this town teaches in Sargertville.
The ,arline factory Wilt closc fpr the
season in 4 few days
The school house At the Reach has been
newly painted and new single desks and
chairs have been placed lib H. 1t j. a hand
>"mr >chopl-rpom now, worthy of imita-
zion.
Non ~ AMY
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ShilOh's CONSERVATIVE Curc

II you have as many friend. IS Iohnson's
Anodyhe Eminent, you are = fortunate per.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28

Save one-half Of your soap bills BY using
Brussels soap. 1t contains 'no rosin." Z. Z.
Brady & Co. sell 1t.
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CURED HIS LITTLE BOY.

Ny little boy had impurities OF the blood
that were of Il scrofulous nature, which result
ed In the breaking out OF an abscess on the hip.
gave him Swift's Specific Is. S. So. 1t puri-
fed his blood and restored bis health. As .
blood purifier 1t certainly has no equal.
FELIX SINK, Salem, N. c.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Iva
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No rosiui No rosin! No rosin! This 10
what you get when you buy Brussels Soap Of
A. NJ. Hopkins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-28

I hE- remarkable
combination ~
iIsaling
Pt} iIh the
3I5E1GP4uIS
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

EST4BLISHED 1868.
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"''' 'A4'-'' '''''~ '''-' '''''''''- i'''t.'' $50
10 faith in the future OF Bar HArbor but such
i not Inc ra>t- Mt franA l. W GOD ha- re-
t.-. = -.
,,.,.
D. ~ - - 49,.
,l
'"e 'D' '"'t'S y ~ ~ III "ho sS''- lot EUROPE
for that purpose next spring They had a
store Al Bar Uartor during the mast season
htA ,,,,,-,.tt,-. ..,., III
Aou n / y
course Ia mu'h 20 90 Win lie ne" lease
Mr. B. II. Aiken Of Vine land. Y. j.. l. In
Thu city for few day. visiting his brother
snd former pAr'ne- Mayor Aiken. This is
MT AIKEN hr>' flsi 10 Ellsworth since he
ho'eh 70 ne" Jersey several yesrs sgo. lie
10 goo" splF"s ana speaks hlshis IN praise
oil Ms Ne" nome tie attributes the erea'
prosperity OF Inf'anu 'ArSe'! 70 Inc isc' tha'
''f'.i'' h'e'' il2'i'' .! 'hut''ns ou' me -aie
o. 'n' N''1'''- IluoI. anu "eepIng II smut out
:" a. a. ~ : f0s>'o'e i"i ""ic'' vigilance
winch : Al"Als St'''e' 70 comps 50 great 40
UNDERTAKING FROM MT. AlAcns description
We lud. that Nineiand approximstes very
nearly 10 model city.
'''' 7'a'' L.
o'' i ~ -
- = "''' II "" . ~
- ''",'''',"- u.s.! ~ pu' were
,,i-.i,., r,n,hsrs Tho librarian nor r;,.-
Ian, dssirops ~ ob,sin,ng co,ie. =, ~
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN that contain Number
! of the sketches OF the Early History OF
Blutn,', WI $500 a"o .S'r % n aler
II Won can suggest sny wav 10 which then rar
If any OF our readers can supply US with
these numbers, we shall be greatly obliged.
We have received from F.W. Coburn
ESQ. proprietor Of the Peuobscot Exchange
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-27
FOREIGN IRrELLloEhcE.

Fourteen OF the largest paper manufac-
turers in Ensland, have formed syndicate
for the purpose Of raising the prices on
paper They represent a capital Of sl0,.
0000
Henry Harde who is wanted in New
Yorx for forgery was arrested at Halifax,
N s, on the I'D He had 81 900 in his
pockets. ara "as just on the point OF sail.
ing for Li-s'rool
oun, Pan ) houvaloff, Russian Amoas-
sador tc Germany ia dead
Late Chinese advices state that the famine
which p-sYai.s 10 the province OF Shang
Tung 10 daily increasing Tbs number Of
deaths frem starvation 10 appalling and
many persons have committed suicide 70
escape death in a more painful fern
The fishing schooner Helena. OF Prospect,
Captain Denris Ryan was dastfd 10 pieces
on Jacobs Rock near Haliar N s.. during
the gale few days ago The captain and
soven men had narrow escape from death.
Cholera 70 raging fercels AZ Zamboanga,
In the Philippine Islands. Five hundred
deaths have been reported from the disease.
A French torpedo boat foundered on
Cherbourg In a hurricane recently. Her
captain and fourteen Of hs-crew were
drowned. ~
On the 94th the north-bound passenger
train from the City NJ Mexico on the Mexi-
can National railway was wrecked at Mul-
vato. Mex, and the engineer and fireman
were instantly killed. 1t is believed that
the disaster was caused by train wreckers,
IS large pile OF stones was found on the
track
Late advices from Sydney state that the
wheat crop has fallen short Of
the estimated product for the season and
that the stocks are being firmly held, owing
TO the probability Of the imposition OF a pro-
tective tariff by the colonial government at
Melbourne.