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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-01

NO. % stops al all stations leaves
Baltimore M Green Spring
95i m. Cumberland 10 20 a m
No. 90 stops at all stations, leaves
BALTIC. 30 a m, Green Spring
B DC m, Cumberland 35 m
EAST BOUND PASSENGER TRAINs.
Train No leaves Cumberland III
m, Green Spring 2 03 a IN. arr
rives in Baltimore 30am
Train No. q, leaves Cumberland
so m, Green Spring 10 I2a
m, arrives in Baltimore q 5 m
Train No. 6 leaves Cumberland 3
20 m Green Spring 44pm,
arrives at Baltimore at lO.45 m
Train No. 66 leaves Cumberland
40 a IN, Green Spring loa
M, arrives at Baltimore at 3 % m
IN, Green Sprlug, 2 81 pm,
arrives at Baltimore at $40 n m
JOHN GOaDSBORO Agent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-02-01
south Branch Railroad
TIME TABLE,

lows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Card OF Thanks.

The undersigned, the master and crew Of
the Inflated schooner. Frank Maria OF Els
worth. hereby extend their most sincere
thanks to Capt. S. H. Harding and crew of the
Jerry's Point Life Saving Station at New Cas-
tie, n. H., for their bravery and hardships in
saving US on the occasion Of the loss Of our
vessel on the rocks near that place on the night
of the 9th of October last. Enough can not
be said In praise Of their heroic act.
CHARLES l.. SMITH. Master.
JOHN HERMAN, Mate.
ORIN l.. THOMAS. Steward.
ORLEF SEAvANs, Seaman,
Ellsworth, Nov. 2, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Nov. q, 1899.
REGULAR MEETING.

Mayor in the chair.
Campbell present.
Passed Roll Of Accounts No. 3, amount
Ing 10 5+94-so.
Voted that the report of Street Commits
sioner McGown be accepted and that the
road rolls be committed 10 B. T Sowle,
collector Of taxes, for payment, and that
the Mayor draw his warrant in payment Of
the same If found correct, against the
proper fund, viz, highway, sl9l.77; side
walk. s3l Is; bridge, 1913.
On motion of Alderman Campbell
Voted That the city clerk notify the
members of the local board of health to
present their bills to the city government
at the next regular meeting.
The resignation of DIR. J. II. Patten. a
member of the local board of health, was
presented. accepted and ordered placed on
file
On motion of Alderman Campbell
Voted: That W. r. Whittle settle rent
for house belonging to city and recently
vacated by him." on the same basis as that
settled by Ii. B. Mason, viz. sos per
year.
On motion of Alderman Cushman-
Voted: That Street Commissioner Nc
Gown extend the side walk on School street
from Birch Avenue to State street.
Voted to adjourn.
Attast.-T HAZE clark
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents nns.
West Brooksvlle July IS. Mr.. Kenney 8.
GriDde, aged 81 years, 8 months and 10 days:
Sept. 90, Capt. Nathaniel Perkins, aged
81 wears snd ~ days.
Oct. 3. Freeman, son Of Sewall and Fanny
Lord. aged 3 years.
Oct. II. Mr.. Daniel BJodgett, aged a yeara
and 2 months.
Castine-Oct. %. Mr.. Henry Vogell, aged 50
years, II months and 10 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Married..

Somesville-Oct. 30. by Rev. III. r. Mozart
ney. Mr.. Howard Mayo Of Eden and Miss
Phosa Richardson of Mt. Desert.
Penobscot Nov. 2, by Rev. j. Frank Jones,
Mr.. Horace Wescott and Miss Lillian Ward
well. both Of Penobscot.
Castine-Oct. 20, BY Rev. A. W. Witham.
Mr.. Charles W. Collins OF Castine and Miss
Alice NJ. Sherborne Of PASSPORT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Attest:-T T.. HALE, Clerk.

1t is announced on what seems TO be good
authority that John Jacob Aston, the elder,
the richest man in America. Is about to take a
wife. The lady mentioned is Mrs. Bowler, of
Cincinnati and Bar Harbor. who has been 3
widow for four or five years. The story
comes from Europe where both Mr.. Aston and
Mrs Bowie now are.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Ellsworth, Nov. 2, 1889.

People little realize the immense waste Of
soap caused by allowing the soap to stand in a
dish half full of water. All this can be avoid
ed by using the patent soap tray E. L. Brady
& Co. give with the first purchase Of 30 cents
worth OF Brussels soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

when Bsby 80 sirt - gave her Cas.n-tA
Sh~n So h.iI she rr7~d fp- C>ssa-+A
Fhoa - heeams nj. &c clung n a.,oriA
Whsa SO Asd hAarsA sAs gave tAsga CsstortA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
THANKSGIVING Dav. Nov %

| handsome residence AT Surry. 'Glen Cottage y
The crew OF the wrecked schooner Forest
City have returned home.
Miss Eva Aiken has returned home frorn
a recent visit to Boston.
Mrs. Henry G.. Wooster, of Hancock, ha.
been visiting Mrs. f. T. Campbell on Central
street.
MIR. u. II. Swan, OF water,ille was IN
town lat week. He goes 10 Florida next
month 10 take charge Of the Pnnta Gor,ia no.
tel
County Attorney spotfori informs u that
the fines and costs which the county win re-
cci,e from the prosecution OF liquor seIlers
durin, the RECEIPT Term Of court viii amount
to about 5000.
county Attorney Spoford /. highly com
pijmentcd Tor the able manner in which he
discharged al. Official duties during the recent
term 4 court,
Mr.. Walter l.. Cox has moved to Bangor.
Mr.. Byron and Miss Emma Page. who
have been spending several weeks at Isle au
Haut have returned bone
see in another column the revised sdver-
ti,emrnt relative to the desirable estate Of the
bate y, W Davis. As will be seen It is for
sale ana those IN want OF whole or part OF
it. can purchase for avery reasonable price II
they apply esrly.
De. George a. Phillips has rented Mrs.
Charles II Davis house for the occupancy Of
hl. mother during the winter
see the advertisement in another column
~ the Ellsworth Loan and Rulldinr Associa-
ton Thi- = new movement and one in the
right direction
- Hon. and Mrs. J. n Hopkins returned
home saturday evening from pleasant visit
Of several days It Bangor.
A new street crossing hiss been laid be-
tween Coonhs' corner and the po>t-ofticc
which Is great Improvement oyer The old.
MIR ;. q Rowe /. building an addition to
hi house which will be a great Improvement to
biz already pretty residence.
Cav Rur'esh has msde the following.
among other nominations; Fish .nd Game
Waricu jerome Davis. Bu k-por,: Trial
Justice John K Rowan. Cs.iine
Olives ana picked Hmc.. in bulk new
honey, Crosse and BacA~cifs Jams and Irc-
>'''''"' a' anus 2" ii'''D'' hF"'
he aeNt r'euiar meeting % ne sons -
Veterans Hannibal Namiin Camp, wiII d.
h,i ucNi MONDAY evening. At ,ac rlo~r %
,a' mc,t'u- Aeo..a'lun q boiled Lam, vii b"
served.
+ Iinu. I.aat Lawr,nc, % sorrento. arrom-
paui.! Oh hi. ,,if. ami daughter. Wa ia thi-
CITY. Tur-t4t.
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p-...t,. r.J.- u,f., ,,l,.,,.ft
,.,,-,.-i, ,p...t.-.-. =, Sur, ,3in,,t. c,v
- ~ n'Tni't-
The man no nisk.. M. iafr,. On 'he va
'.-r.t... wt Y, Y wurA 'rat-,r. ~stur4t,
iattH. B.. "a quite IA. bart h,a'a. In. r,,A.
pr Pl. NJ. dressed The wound snttha man
rafn. -.4rt s-a.n Narlsv atf-.-h.
Nc. p.,,.t..h.... .-s-..l..,.-
A.... ,.- -.,,rs. la,. 3, i.u,.. W A..
-.4l ID t,ar ,.4. 81 8. 'rut-.,
NJ NM. r.. .a.t.. -huy il,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

A wear A.o Brussels soap mo rosin) cost
10 cent a bar. To-day Whiting Bro. are sell
ng II for : cents. Or bar, for 80 cents, aud Il
patent soap tray free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
City and County.
Sup. Jui Court October Term 1882

Z Arthur A. NGrpnN ~ h'o'ih H. pi""h
Z Tbj. WAS an .ction Of lrespas- committed by
4, PENDANT = pl.intif alleges by continuous
,,.>jup bv defendant over snd upon the close
~ the flainIifl situated in the town Of Mt
Desert on ~omc- sound from the first day OF
ApriI. lS~4. n the date Of the writ, In the line
7 ofa certain rnad ealing through a certain paii
OF BAR IN The nc b,twcen land OF plaintiff
81 de-. ndant -nl acro-> . certain rayine o,ei
sna upon a ecrtsin bridge sud passing by ID.
dw fliuc of the plaintiff ,ni continuing 10 III,
line Of laid road TO 'h, highway
The plea was The -'Hersi issue with briet
statement In which ndant claimed thsi al
The time ~ the alleged tire. AS there was and
from the time whereof the memory OF man
ranueih not 10 the CONTRARY. hsth been sr
opcn. common .ud pubic wsr leading over
The premises ie>rrin,l in rlairif e. writ from
the shore 70 the highway" 1h-t said way dur
iu- The time o. the alleged tre>psss existed by
custom anil customary usage. in which way
the Fuhlic had right to pass and rcp.s. %
foot and " ih carriages for al purposes Of
which WAY : used. Deiend1u; also claimed
the right to ra>s over said vay on account Of
tia same having been dedicated to the public
B., To, plaintiff ami hi erantor.. The plain
t.a', counsel after opening the case introduced
his decd which Wa. admitted D. defendant.
couu',. to cover the premise. where the 81
loScd lrespa>s was committed. thereby proved
hi, title and rested HI case, the burden then
changing 10 f,ndaut to show III. risht o pass
OVER said premises
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

No. Hancock.
Mr. Willie H. Mcfarland il very sick
with typhoid fever, caused BY exposure
during the wreck of the "Eurotus" He
is attended by Dr. Manning Of your city.
Mr. f. K Heath and wife Of Portland,
on their way to Addison, made short Wis
II to relatives in this place and Bar Har-
Dor
Mr. Thomas West of Sullivan, has been
during the past week the guest OF Mr..
James H. Mcfarland.
Mr. Israel Durgan is quite i'll.
Mr. Lincoln Dow is erecting dwelling
house near his fathers.
Daniel Robinson and several Others have
returned from the Banks.
Mr.. Marcus Muilan has been for some
time in very poor health. SUMAC.
Nov. ).
swans Island.
Schooner H. NJ. Squire, Capt. Grey,
cleared from this place the oath for New
York, with paving.
The Lucy Ann, Capt. Burns. arrived the
25th with coal. for the light station.
Mrs. Abbie Holbrook has been quite sick
for some time. We are glad to hear she is
rather better at the present writing Her
daughter, Mrs. Turner, came from Isle au
Haut yesterday, to take care Of her.
Rev. Mr.. Durham came on Friday and
preached at the new church Sunday after
noon. He will preach at Cranberry Isles
and Colts Island as well, dividing up his
time for the winter on the three islands.
Mr.. Durham Is a gentleman of very pleas
ant and social manners, and we wish him
all success in his labors.
There was quite a scare at the church
Sunday afternoon while the Sabbath
school was in session, caused by an alarm
of fire, which proved to be Willie Colts
house, a short distance from the church.
The church was emptied in less time than
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Marine l list.
Ellsw Port.
SAILED

.Vkz q ne LISls
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday. Oct 81
~ nl'e Rrnch, farrall, Boston
>ch We-tcrloo Trcwurgy, Boston
sch Ne-tlI Wakefield, Camden
Friday. Novl
~ch Minnesota. RAJ, Boston
SCH Pickering, Hammond, Boston
ARRIVED
>ch Forester. Iampson. Bar IIarbor
>ch ENpro-- Wakeht!d, Iiar iiarhor
saturday, Nov.
sch Eastern Queen Dunbar, Boston
sen Delaware, Hntchtng-, Boston
sch Emily, Maddox Boston
~cn Care5=l, Young, Boston
~ch irborecr, Clark. Boston
~ch AIrl Pray. Gordon. Bar Iarhor
sch >eafiowrr, Milliken, Portland
Monday, Nov 4
sch lavol,a, Whitaker. Boston
>'h John Foreman Mosley. Rockland
SAILED
Tuesday. Nov5
Sch Grape, smith, Fox Island
sen Forester. Lampson, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
sch Capt John, Ray Boston
sch " II Archer. Trundy. Boston
sch y Lawrence, Patterson. Boston
Domestic Ports.
Rucksport-Ar Oct 80, sch V Woodruff.
Grand Banks
Boston-sld Oct 81. sch J b stinson
Portsmouth-Ar Ocl 80, sch Hamor for Nj
Desert
Hyannis-ln port oct 30, sch Angola. Davis,
nom Ambog for Lynn
New BedfoTd-Ar Oct 80, sch Amelia Cobb,
johnson, Port johnson
Newport-sIi Oct 3d. schs Silver Heels. Nor.
wool, New York for saco, q Burke, Stewart, New
York for Saco
New York-Ar Oct 30, schs Clifford, from Rich
mond, Va, Union from Bangor Freddie Eaton,
Wcstport
Ar NOV /, schs Pavilion. Norwood. Calais; Hen.
~ Whitney, Cox, Portland
Ar OCT 81, sens Alice Il Fisher, from Green's
Landing Harmona Thurston, sullivan
Portland-Ar Nov l. schs Annie l. Green, Web.
ster. Boston; Pearl Torrey, Boston Queen Of the
West, Dix, Rockland Grace stevens, Stevens,
Calais for Boston
SD Oct 81, schs Rozcla Richardson, fremont;
Jt Jameson, Deer Isle
Phladelphia-Ar Oct 81, sch Susan Pickering,
Haskell, Bangor
ProvCence-Ar Oct 81, sch NJ B Mahoney,
Thurston. New York
Vineyard Haven-Ar Nov /, sch Annie Lewis,
Eizahethport for Bucksport; Sea Foam. New
York for Lubec
Ar Nov 2. schs Vineyard Port johnson, for Port
land; Aliston, from Port johnson for Lynn
Eoreiga PSrsa.
Port Elzabeth--Ar Sept 30, brig W Parker,
Kane, New York
Singapore-Ar Oct 80, bark PeDobscot, McCaul.
der, for New FORK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Grand opening!|
Fall and Winter Styles!
In Mems, Youths and Chldren's Clothing by
LEWIS FRIEND,
THE GREAT BARGAIN CLOTHIER.
Halter and Centlennen's Turnisher.
1T BEATS THEM ALL

Men, fine all wool from 50 90 SIS co. which
gains OF the and s200 So
Mems fue dress suits from S4 S2200
mace desirable pattern,
elegant in finish and all patterns
'ai inspect them Mammoth
Never have we been enabled to show handsome and
this department do this Never
Styles cannot fail
suits to y from 81 $500; Boys years from 81
to SIS co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

4 large quantity n granite Il being
shipped from ,h~ place. aud large GUAM
tlty Wii. have u lay over On account ~
scarcity Of vessels.
Franklin not only finds employment for
ID. oHu inhabitants. hHt employs quite
number out Of tonn. Ihe place j. build
ing up rapidly.
The peopl, Of Beechland gave an enter
taiumeut la-t saturday light at their school
house. 4 full house i reported. have
not learned what the receipts Were, but
they must have been satisfactory. II was
composed OF good talent which insured
success.
The Union society will resume work on
their new Westinghouse A new coat Of
paint i to be applied outside. Mr., STRAIT
ton Of Hancock does the work.
No deer have been Killed IN this locality
a. Yet had the pleasure Of seeing two
last week, hut they got the first shot and
went of with flying color..
W. l.. Hardison has a fox which he cap
tured one year ago. One morning recently
MIR fox was among the missing. He was
fastened to a stake driven eighteen inches
into the ground. Mr.. Harrison said some
one had stolen him, for no fox could pull
up a stake like that. Fortunately one
morning while out cunning, Mr. II. found
the animal in the woods near the house,
and he recaptured him. The fox did in
deed perform a remarkable feat Of
strength.
Nov l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Four Years on Clutches.

For fifteen years was afflicted with rheu,
,,atism four wears Of which | was compelled
~ Ia on crutrbes Words inadequate 10
ex1resS the suffering endured during that
time. Daring these fifteen wear: of existence
lid was not Hving). ] tried every known RENE
IN without receiving any benefit. finally be-
gau on Swift's Specific q. ; -. which from
H. frst oayt me relief and to-day am enjoy
Ing the best OF health. and am well man.
candidlv believe that :. :. :. l. the best blood
purifier on the market to-day =
j. u. TAYLOR,
Cuba. Mo.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga
IVA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07


Mr.. Michael Curtain, rlAiu-irid. I'LL. makes
the statement that he caught cold, wbch SET
tied on her lung; she was treated for month
by her family ply stefan. but grew worse. lie
tod her she wa> AhnpeirsS rlctlus Nh cpA-
sumption and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption; she bought bottle
aud 10 her delight found herself benefited
from tr-t dose. She continued it. use and az
ter taking ten bottles, found herself sound and
well. now does her own hou>ework and j. a.
well a >he ever was. Free trial bottles OF thi.
Great Discovery at ;. ID. Virgins Drug store,
large bottle j0c. and 81.
ASA remedy for Group, we have no hest
fancy 10 saying that Browns Instant Relief
heads the list.
Every woman W ho suffers from Sick Head
ache. and who di,likes to take bitter doses.
should try Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
are the easiest Of all medicines 10 take. A pos
itive cure for the above distressing complaint;
give prompt relief in Dyspepsia and ludige--
lion: prevent and cure Constipation and Piles.
A. easy 10 take as sugar. ONLY one pill dose.
Price - cents. II YOU try them YOU will not
be without them.
On the Slightest Sign
or ANYTHING wrong with the Kidneys or
Bladder. recourse should al once be had TO DIR.
David kennedy's Fayorite Remedy, OF Ron
dout. \. \. Neglect may lay the foundation
Il
has completely cured eases OF Stone in the
Bladder from which relief had been vaiuly
sought. Where there i tendency to Rheu-
matte Govt speedy relief invariably follows its
use.
Rheumatism originates in Tactic acid in
the blood. which settling in the joints causes
the pains and aches of the disease. Hoods
Sarsaparlla cures rheumatism BY neutralizing
the acidity OF the blood, and giving it richness
and vitality. Try Hoods Sarsapalilla.
The consciousness of having remedy at
hand for Group, pneumonia, sore throat, and
sudden cold, Is very consoling TIC parent.
With bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectora in the
house, one feels, in such cases, a sense Of Sc
curty nothing else can give.
News About Town.
1t is the current report about town that
Kemp's Balsam for Throat and Lungs is max
ing some remarkable cures with people who
are troubled with Coughs, Sore Throat, As
thms. Bronchitis, and Consumption. ANY
druggist will give you trial bottle free Of
cost. 1t is guaranteed TO relieve and cure.
The Large Bottles SOC. and 81. 1yr4
TO MY FRIENDS.
As YOU are well aware that would not
recommend that which did not believe to be
good. desire to say to all who need a good, re-
liable, family medicine, that believe one bot
tie OF Sulphur Bitters will do you more good
than any other remedy | ever saw.-REv.
CEPHAs SoULE.
If you want a custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art, and 10 fit like
the paper on the wall, leave your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and You will get all
of these, and more, at as low prices as can be
shown In the country, lott
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
Report OF Annual Meeting OF the e.
N. c. e Union at Ellsworth, Oct.
3oth. 80.

Ths m-canE W. r7.'ei % ORDER at 10 ~ =,
VI. IN r. v Lord. Secretary Ellsworth Iocsi
Union. nv G. ri IS Huhharl W. chosen
moderator anl f. " Lori ,ccrcfar, pro TEN.
After PRAYER hy the MODERATOR the exercises
o. the Iay were taken up = follows
1910 Paper Young People. Opporiuni-
tie. Tor Chri.t.4u " 0rk" Nv Grace r. wash
burn. Discussed nv Rev. Mr. Crosby Rev. f..
A Nilsson. Nj. Robinson and MI, Hale.
I'll ~. Minute. uf annual meeting NJ Blue
htll rrui ana accepted.
Report. ~ societies: The 'oiawIn. -octr
tie Were represented: IliuehiN. IL Baptist
go Congregational; Brewer conversational;
Elck-pnri. tnngrnE, tl"na'; 'a-t'ne. 'ontre-
Sntinnat EiI-worth- congregational. Mctho-
AIT. aud Kaytist Ellsworth FALL; Orlart,
Union; H4aeo 4. ta3ou.
AFTERNOON.
400. pcynt'ans. service lcl a, Mr. HART
mAn.
?so Paper "The Relation N fhr \. I, :.
{. r. tn 'hr church PRAYER Meeting" 1T
part. II fl!c HAD. ~ part. Rs,i b, >c,'l; 81
part. ,arrir put1r. pt-tu-.ion opened by
Ery T.. A. Mason aui continued NJ u,hcr-.
80 Remarks bN Rim. T.. n Harden Oh
tie -utJrri ">G!fitual Power" followed BY
R-y. pr. Teuu.y.
800 business: Voted. That the name OF
TIL. society " changed M THE II Hancock aunty
\ ~ t'ti -i''t ''' ii4' 'l'''' W i.'-'i EN-
thc societies - HAnrD..k EQUITY AMT ~uth ort-
err =, may choose To join. Nr. 4 ;. Hsrri-
ulan wa elected secretary sni treasurer Of The
Hancock County G. T.. Union tor the coming
year.
80. socIabili'y.
EyENiNd.
100. Praise service led By Mr. Tapley.
49, Communication from ut Towuc read
b, moderator.
,.>'i ,u it.sx
~25 tau-tcralipa meeting.
~. \ vote OF thanks VA given ~ the
y -t'In. delegates 10 The Ellsworth local Unisu.
alb W III who hal entertained delegates NJ
hlt contribute fnf entertainment.
200. Adjourned.
Z. ". LORD, sc,.'y pro tenn.
-,Aeap,r Than dri--1 har- ~ Brussels SOAP
,no ro,inl for ~ ctht-. ana patent -oAp TIA!
%. Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

! ht> TruIarkable
com t1instion ~
Natures Healing
or with the
tI2JFa.SR44ES
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/. Opening Grange.
9. Address OF Welcome by n +. Norton.
3. Response by sister Hattie Hartman.
4. Reports Of Oranges.
5. Five minutes speeches for the good Of
the order.
6. Dinner.
I. Question: ResOirei. That the accum-
ulation OF property does not add to
mans happiness.
:. REGULATIONS and other entertainment BY
members OF Rainbow Grange. Music
when called for by the master.
8. Closing
IF. NORTON, Sec.
So. Penobseot, Nov. l. 1889
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07


| Mr.. Geo B. McDougal who ha, been the faith
full and efficient clerk for the past year He
will remain at the American" until the pres
cut lease expires. in June next, when he in
| tend. going TO Bangor as night clerk at the
Exchange.
The specimen books and price list Of
tickets and correspondence cards, ball orders,
folders. weddings, menus. order Of dance fas-
sells and pencils. chromos and address cards,
etc. for the season Of 1ss9-9O. have been re-
ceived at this Office from John Carter & Co.,
Boston. Among them are some Of the prettiest
and most elaborate designs ever shown. The
inspection OF all interested is invited.
/ Rev. Frank Z. Healey OF this city. has in
vented and patented book holder which au-
I tomatically levels . book wherever II may be
/ opened 1t can also be used to excellent adj
4 vantage as an adjustable reading desk. For
I pulpit accountants, clerks and students use
| it Is very valuable invention. Mr.. Healey
| has also invented mail bag fastener which is
/ great improvement over the methods now in
use. His inventions ought to come, and doubt
| less will come. into common use.
The business men OF Castine have raised
! $4,000 In addition to the Sl2 400 raised by the
/ town previously to help build the Castine &
I Bangor railroad. The town Of Penobscot
voted not TO aid the project. Including the
privilege offered by Csstine, the total assis-
lance will amount to nearly $4,000. Boston
| and New York capitalists who are interested
| recently sent Mr.. G. J. Dority, to examine the
proposed route and he thinks that the road can
| be built for less money than represented to
| them.
| Mr.. A. W. Cushman. furniture dealer. Of
| this city. was in Bangor last week, appraising
( the furniture OF the Penobscot Exchange. for
the new landlord, Mr.. F. W. Coburn. Mr.. G.
1 c. Prescott represented Mr.. Beal in the APP
! praisaI. Mr.. Coburn took possession Of the
hotel Thursday.
! Nearly every family in Ellsworth must be
using Brussels soap (no rosnl judging from
| the large quantity A. NJ. Hopkins is selling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07

-,heap,r Than dirt bAr- " Brussels soap
no ro.inj fof ~ ctht-. ana patent -oap TIA!
free. Al hitting Bios.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-07
TO MY FRIENDS.

As you are well aware that would not
recommend that which did not believe to be
good. desire to say to all who need good, re-
liable, family medicine, that believe one bot
tie OF Sulphur Bitters will do you more good
than any other remedy l ever saw.-REv.
CEPHAs SoULE.