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The Russellville Democrat., 1889-04-04

Walter w. Brashear has been APP
pointed by the President and confirm
ed by the senate, postmaster at Russell
Vile for the ensuing four years. just
so soon as his bend Ia arranged and his
commission arrives he will take charge
of the office. This will be within two
weeks probably.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

To citizens of the New England States
during the past week, and reported express
ly for this paper hy C. A. Snow { Co, pat
ent lawyers, OPP. Y. $. Patent Ohice,
Washington, ID. g..
H. b, Baker, Plainville, Ct. hook: S.
Beers, Danbury, CT. whilietree; W, Il.
Briggs. Bridgeport, Ct, oar lock; 6. J.
Capewel, Cheshire, Ct, nail extractor; J.
T. Case, Bristol, CT. steam engine; W. o.
Clark, Portland, Me, annunciator; c, II.
French, Nashua \. IL. bureau; ID. J,
IIadley, East Fairfield, Vt, device for
heating watering tronghs; IL +. Lippitt,
rroyldcncc K. l., tube for dyeine J. S.
Palmer, Providence, Il. H., wire stock for
jewelry; f. II. Perry, Montpelier Vt,
typewriting machine IT. W, Rounds, Prov
idence. X. L., street railway switch; A. II.
Sawyer, North Weare, \. H, sleigh; J. p.
Tilton. Lewiston, Me, stop motion for
looms A. NJ. White Waterbury, Ct, riv-
ct setting machine; s. S. Williamson,
Bridgeport, Ct., garment stay; G. NJ.
Platt, Waterbury, Ct, rivet setting ma
chine; F. Rhind Meriden, Ct, hanging
lamp; j. Lathrop, Norwich, Ct, weather
strip; D. NJ. Lester, Norwich, Ct, en-
velope machine; c. j. Luce, Mantle, Ct,
strap connection; j. NJ. Morrow, Merrow,
Ct, overseaming fabrics; W. W. Ives,
Norwich, Ct, display frame; f. A. Harris,
Norwich, Ct, fire arm; w. 7. Hopson,
New London, Ct. boiler; s. Ingersoll,
Stamford, Ct, hood for life projectiles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

TA.. Cbjc,ao 3i.,,s saws the following
.r.'r, /. ,nnrIaJ fnr H., III ~ Ill. nn6,'r.
l.k.r~ hsa a funeral M One of tbe hi..,.
tou,g r-Ior.1 cburcnr, on The >ontb It'll.
not lons a,o. Tbr audiruc, room Of H..
rliurrl, Nh crowded. IN, preacher Mn,
i 4 rooJ desl ofa common-srn-e map NH
tnc uat. Ut M and READ q achaptcr. mI
,s.p. closed the book without ,r.ecrin., I,
text. This i> 4uitc common WIN a5In.
ho,,,ycr. viii rcu,at d ,ou hit wu.r
l.. ~..4 ..Brudi.r. Ana >i~i.r, II. rbur.I,
a.i io-day 4, hahrn; >r..d Il II.
many day. In fact a> theatres ,,,le,inI b.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

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failed 10 wi, from him in ,be Iong ride
from p,ctsnort IN ,ho hool ha wroto
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

not few of the citizens of Greeley are
very suspicious that the ''article" is being
sold in town. This has been so manifest
that the city was in danger of losing its
good Damc- But means have been taken
To put stop to such sales and with
some satisfactory success But neverthe-
les the saloon keeper has foothold
somcwhcr" in town at present, and is en-
deavoring to create sentiment in his IA
Nnr a Well as an appetite for his bever-
age
The jaii is now full of criminals. but the
most OF these are from other towns within
Weld county Of which Greeley is the cap-
tai -Four Of these criminals are in for
murder committed in town near Greeley.
Now, however, that the election is over and
the politicians have got their work i'll, we
hope for improN cmrui and the disappear
ancc of all dram sellers. if any are to be
found IN the city.
lhr charter of the colony runs twenty
ycar> from its organization and expires in
IN9' Whether Greeley Will then continue
4 temperance city Or not remain, 10 ~ de-
lern.ncd \ different organization wii be
Effected NJ that time and no doubt a de,pcr-
atc cliort viii bc made to establish a license
law and !ntrodEC" the saloon But the peo-
p,r are ON guard and viii not tie found
sleeping W" have not a large class of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

PERILs OF STYLE.-They do things de-
corously when they can up in Winnipeg.
\ lord bishop from the Canadian dominion
visited one of the established church mag
mates there recently, and was treated
with high ceremony. His grace was late
at breakfast one morning, and the rector :
wife, becoming uneasy. instructed her
maid-of-all-work as follows: go up to
his grace's door. Bridget, and knock gent
ly, and when the bishop answers say slow
ly and quietly, just as l do, My lord
breakfast waits" The hostess listened
and heard Bridget clump. clump, clump
upon the stairs. Then a brawny bang up
Oh the bishops door and the following:
Bishop gently from inside )-''What is
it.''
Bridget Qoudly from outside J-"My
Cod Come to breakfast! It's await
in','
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

Deer Isle.
d. Wellington Torrey and c. Foster have
Just completed bridge across Fish Creek
to the Greenlaw district.
The school in district No is being
taught by Miss Addie Spofford of this
town, and is progressing finely.
Frank A. Lowe who has been at home
on a visit from Lawrence, Mass, returned
last week.
The boys are bringing in their checks to
get cashed for the fish they have sent to
New York. They were rather small at first
but are better than at first shipments.
Dec. 10. NIL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

" ASHINGrON, ID. O., Dec. "a. Us.
Senator Sherman made very sensible
speech in response to a serenade given him
bN the Sherman Republican League new
ly organized club Of colored men. His ad
vice to the negro of the South is to get ed
ucatcd and to acquire property. Better
could scarcely be given to anybody. An
other bit of excellent advice was the close
of Mr.. Sherman's speech. He said If in
justice is done, you must not resort to mob
violence and crime. You must appeal to
the law and public opinion. In any resort
to force the advantage is fearfully against
You Your hope j. in the moral conviction,
growing stronger day by day, that injus-
ticc to YOU reacts on your oppressors."
senator Allison may be seen at the Cap
Itol since the recess getting the tariff bill
in good shape for its final passage by the
Senate.
Some amusement has been created
among those who are convcrsant with the
under-current of Congressional action at
the easy manner in which the Democratic
'''''h''i Nt'll'''b lillp Llit open lldb WHICH
had been set for them by the Republicans
OF late the fact has been patent that unless
the consideration Of the Senate tariff bill
could in some manner bc hurried up its
passage would lie somewhat doubtful. ow-
Ing 10 lack Of time Observing this state
NJ affairs the Republican Senators thought
that the Christmas recess might he dispens-
ed with and evening sessions of the Sen
I atc held IN order TO get through the tariff
bill sometime iu January. This was by no
means a pleasant arrangement for those
Senators who expected To eat their Christ
mas turkey al home. How to get the re-
cess anu at the same time make sure Of
the tariff bill was the question. 1t was cas-
lily settled and the trap set by holding Il
caucu- of Republican Senators and dccid- |
M against Christmas recess In an hour
every Democratic senator had heard of
thc action Of the caucus, and was IN a state
of Indignation thcrcat. The House had
passed without division Joint resolu- /
tion for a rec,>, from Friday. 2lst inst. to |
Monday, January IN. and the Republican |
SENATORS Had actually decided not to allow !
the Senate to take any recess at all shame /
full, hc Democratic Senators called a /
caucus to consider the matter and an,
pointed committee to wait on the Rcpub- |.
licaus and attempt to bring about some .
sort IF compromise that would give the |
recess. This was exactly what the Rt-uub- |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

WHAT SHE WANTED.-The lawyer wa
sitting at his desk. absorbed In the prepara-
ton of brief, So bent was he on his
work that he did not hear the door as it
was pushed gently open, nor see the curly
head that vas thrust into his office. A
little sob attracted his notice and turning
he saw face that was streaked with re-
cent tears, and told plainly that the little
ones feelings had been hurt.
"Well, my little one, did you want to see
me-"
Are you lawyer?'
Eyes. What is it you want."
81 want" and there was a resolute ring
in her voice, Il want a divorce from my
papa and mamma"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

A Boston young man got very much
the better of a surprise party to which
many that he knew were invited, though
he was left out. He brooded it a while
and then stole march on all the others by
inviting the young lady in whose honor
the party was to go with him to the thea
tire. Not knowing of any other arrange.
ment she accepted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03
LARGER GIRO UL ATTIC N
ANY OTHER DAILY PAPER
Published in Maine

The enterprise which has achieved thi-
success will mark the future efforts of IL
management to improve ii in every par
ticular.
NFWo nrrNHTMfNI
The I5lye>> viii give compendium of
all events OF Importance. With constantly
extending facilities for news gathering It
VIII -ire the latest telcgraphic. local -cn-
cral and political news, fHlly and impair
italy The sensational VIII be avoided
and the unclcan and Objectionable "N-
clGdcd.
MISCELLANEOUS nEFAEINirNT,
The miscellaneous department viii be
fresh. bright interesting and instructive.
1t VIII iucludr stories and contributions
from the best authors.
POLITICAL.
The FJFr>> is >talwart Republican
paper Bui While il VIII support it> oWn
party earnestly aud zcaIou>ly It viii treat
political opponent, couricou>ly and honor
ably and viii not descend To offensive per
>onal assaults upon them. 1t believes IN
the Republican party. and III it> principles.
1t VIII support i1~ policy and candidates
and uphold all, whether in stations high or
low. WHO hoHorahly aid those principles
and candidates.
A.. IlIE ENrEI~> TNNoE> PROTECTION.
Protection of American citizens the
poorest IL w,ll a> the iChe>t-Iu the full
r>t exercise Of the rights OF citizenship
Protection for the ballot box aud for the
purity of elections from assaults from
whatever source or whatever prrtencr.
Protection 10 American Industry and ~
American !ahoIer>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

A review Of the industries, CONNER
cial advantages and business resources of
Bangor, complied by w. +. BIauding, has
been published in pamphlet form by the
Bangor board of trade
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

Col.McCaull promises toproduce at least
one new comic opera.
Arrival is announced of Spaldings base
ball team at Sydney, n. S. W.
Copper dropped Friday to the lowest figi
ure during the past three months.
Thirteen thousand men have applied for
positions in the Inauguration parade.
Ex-Gov. Cheney of Manchester, n. H,
and wife have gone on a visit 10 Washing
ton.
Federation of Labor sets Nav L, 1897.
as the date for inaugurating the eight-hdus
day.
In Lawrence, Mass. on Fridays<an old
man was knocked down and killed by tsaee
large dogs. .~
The Canadian goyernmen. WIZ q GO
the duty on American pork s2MAN. N.
! cents per pounds - Z : =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03
At a Whist Table.

Whose deal i it?"
Who dealt la,t:"
"Yoc didn't you:"
II don't know"
Its Mr.. B. deal
Why, 50 it i>."
What's trump>:'
Djo4oaa~f Well if amt got the
a,rtajie>t hand"
We'll, jus, haven't got thiag."
II never lid have quite such awful luck. y
Whose play i z
"I.et me see. what's trumps:"
-Damond>.'
oh 80 it is; how stupid of me to for
get"
--!t'~ Your play"
"Oh. i 1t? whats ied!'
"Spsdes."
Let me see. how-um-um spades led and
diamonds are trumps:"
Hurry and play"
.-Oh. if you didn't have ten trumps.
"Who took that trick"
You mean hiHg' -
..O-o-oh if you didn't make four
You're horrid. Whose deal is it,"
Then they say it all over again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

She had informed him OF the location of
her residence, and with the assistance of
few directions from the landlord III was
enabled to readily find it, though a >traua-
er in town. ON this visit they had ,lccid-
cd to be united in marriage
fcT days after The arrival of the OI, Q
man there was grand picnic At Wcy-
mouth Point. Two large ScoW> had been
engaged, ana A. it was before tile advent
of steamer or tug in The waters of the
river, the scowS were rowed by two largr
oars, assisted by boat towing ahead and
also taking advantage Of the cbb anu iipn
of the strong current of the river Many
OF the citizens of Ellsworth will rcmem-
Der thi> and Similar excursions Mlich
were participated in hy many Of thr ynuu4
Ladies' and gentlemen Of that day. All
"ci" m,r.y and hapry, and everything
Wa~ a. joyous a> wei could hc. But N ~
ever knew of picnic wherein some ca.-
ou>ic~ We're not engcndcrcd: On this oc-
ca>iun, among the number 10 erect the
handsome stranger We thu lady ot tho
>Ncct face AZ tile cate n he rode it. Oh tie
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had never ceased 10 haunt him siur,. he first
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lc. nor inclined to hr led a>trIy by ctcry
pretty face, and had any "uc accH~cI him
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

Stranger to Native-''What'$ the
quickest way to get to the depo.:" Ma
tive-"Run, you fool"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03
Letter from Greeley, Colorado,


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session, and add to them a few Nnrd,
fruu, lny nuu Study and observation
WIN
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lo'' "l " -i"'.. .al'"l OF not m'rr thah
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'yf-,f- 'h Hi~ return cast Mr. Nrrk'r.
a. ''E m''fl'n!E- '',r matter I" his W.T..
Wh '"h~'n'D" i' 'It P.hh consulted Nr.
"i.'I'A M"I Hrif''N approved thr 'he'"t,
ir"iI- Nf- Nrrhtf I" "Iiir the ch!I anj
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whru II" u"n ''.'hy wa organized am'
plnn~ rr'J -r'ri VITA VT, Mrrker, pr">'-
trn': Can j. \. cameron, Nlrr-prr -nt'n';
Iul Horace 'rrfrI"N, treasurer. \ locating
cnmmtt"" consisting OF y. {. Mcckrr. Il.
4 Cameron. and J. 4. F'>N Wcrr soon At
'rr appointed. Whp rAMr "nt tn cheese a
location. Alr. H. /. Nv~r accompanying
them n h!> own request. It' committee
Travelled in Colorado, NNp'n.Hg ani t1,.,
and 'hru returned and rti 'it1I M tle ,N.
ccritvr rnmmirtrc Whu adopted ',rir ~a--
gr~'inr>: Nc->r~. MrrSrr au1 C4myl Nh rt.-
turned 20 Colorado htr. i,IucI ar rn,:r
own rrqua~' bv Mr. II r. West Dn tlr.
Eth Nj tgri,. thr following telegram ,,a~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

A ''trustee," speaking of the new law
requiring teachers to instruct in hygiene
SAID che never studied high-jenny and
didn't see no use ont"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03
D.P.Ct-NNINGHAM. Judge.
ties Has j.. pDHR. EF,t-rIR.

Alta Court of Prpl.te holden al Ellsworth within
and fu- The count ni Hancock, on the >cc,n nt
edue>'iIy If Drenlher, y Il. ieSS
\ certain ln-fruieIt p,TpnlfiUa Ia bt the last
: wifi and te~tamut uf Niiliam Du1ec, late OF
Ell>N orlh, in ,a.U 1unty, derea~rd ha{.ug been
presented by AuGcW Z. Dunee and Michael
puiTee for probale
ORDERED, That Tie said Andrew L. DGfIee
and Michael puletsive
notice to ali pcrso- interested, in causing a
copy OF this 0rderto he published three weeks
sGccessiveiy in h Ellsworth american. printed
or published at II worth that they may appear
Probate Court be held ct Ellsworth, In said
county, tie second Wednesday Of Jan.
next at ten of the tOck in the forenOoI, and sheW
cause, if any they ave why the said instrument
should not be prt ed, approved, and allowed as
the last will and ptament of said deceased.
O.P. CUSNINGHAM, Judge.
Atttt t-CHAs p. BoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attes: -CHAs +. DORR. Register.
LIZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03
Notice Of Appointment Of
Assis nee.

A T Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock and
n State of Maine, the sh day of December, a.
D., 1Sss.
The undersigned hereby give notice of their ap-
potntnent us Assignees o-ithe estate of Harrison
3. Mason Of Els
in said county of Halroek insolvent debtor,
who has been declared IL ipsolvent upon the
petition of his CREDITOR bv he court of Insolvency
for said county of HancoclI
EVERARD H. 1REELY.l
3w5l ARNO W. KING Assignses'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

THE subscriber heeby gives publ notice 10 all
L concerned, thatle has been luly appointed
and has taken upon limsef the trust Of an eXecu-
tor OF the last will all testament OF John Bake
man, late of Brooksyle. in the county of Han
cock deceased, by giving bond as the law directs !;
ne therefore reouestsall persons who are indebt-
ell to said deeeased's state, to make imm diate
payment, and those wIo have any immediate de-
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same for settlement.
JOHN d. REDMAN.
Dec. 18th, a. d., 1888. 3w5I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

THE subscriber ereby gives public notice to AL
| concerne, tina he has been duly appointed
and has taken don himself the trust OF Ad
mlnistrator of the state Of Anna I. BElsdeIi late
OF Franklin, in tmcounty of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond rs tie law directs he therefore re
quests all persons tho indebted to the said de
ceased's estate, To bake immediate payment, ana
those who have an demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payms1t
LEMON 5. ORCTTT.
Dec. 18th, 1855 2w5I*
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

The Shah of Persia has sent to Ameri-
ca for couple of Persian rugs. He wants
to see what they are made of.-Pack
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

Lieutenant Wisslnan will carry out his
intention to try and felieve Emin Bey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

The enterprise which has achieved thi~
success will mark the future efforts uf IL
To improve it in every par
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-03

\ lady with tine figure having taken a
fancy " valuable ring which. she saw
ticketrd in Shop window went Inside to
examine it. 1T is exceedingly lovely; |
wish it We're mine She said, on satisfying
herself What smaller figure could tempt
you:'
NO other figure than the figure before
me, he said, giving her an admring look
AT the same time. "lt is exceedingly love
ly. | wi,h-l could tempt you with the
ring
Il think I'll take it" she said, laying
down the money amidst bushes. Of
course he accepted the money; but getting
her address. he made such good use Of the
hint that the next ring which She got
was given by him in church.
a lady in a railway train kept looking
out of the window, with her head forward
until she remembered that the gentleman
opposite might possibly object
"Do | cut off the view" she asked.
Merely Of all do not wish to see :" he
replied gallantly
The ice having been thus broken. they
entered into conversation, found that they
were To 4at out at the same station, and
knew each pther's friends. The rest vas
plain sailing into what somebody calls
'.the matrimonial haven"
Are YOU married yet, Kitty said a
sailor ON meeting au old acquaintance
after returning from a long voyage.
"No that somebody has never come"
''Ah. then, have brought him after a
deal of bother, he said, throwing his arms
around her, and the matter was then and
there settled.
This was ingenious enough, like the
case of the theatrical manager who was
brought to the point when he called to in
form his leading actress that he had secur-
ed play at last which was sure to have a
long run.
"What part have you reserved for me?'
she asked.
"You are to be charming sweetheart,
| as you are"
as there wife in the piece?"
There is"
| ''Then l have done charming sweet
hearts till am tired. | must be a wife in
the long run" And she was.
Lieutenant Wissman will carry out his
| intention to try and f&lieye Emin Rev.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-07
THE CAUSE OF CHARITY.

The Movement for the Johnstewn
SufYerers-.-Other Contributions.
This afternoon the meeting is in prog
ress at the Harper to take action with
reference to aiding the Johnstown flood
sufferers.
Last evening Island City lodge. No.
4. A. o. U. w.. passed resolution do
mating to the Pennsylvania food suffer
ers $50.
Mr.. F. g. Young, the grocer, has de-
cided to contribute all the money that he
derives from the sale of strawberries to-
morrow to this fund.
This afternoon the following commun-
ication was received by the ARGUS from
Mrs. s. B. Cobb, one OF the Oldest resi-
dents Of the city, whose generosity is
manifested by her quick response to the
ARGUS appeal, and the encouragement
that is thus given to the charitable under
taking which is being commenced this
afteFnoon, will, it is hoped, lead others to
follow the example:
Rock ISLAND. June z, 1889: ]. w.
PoTTER:-Sir: take the liberty to re-
quest you to do me the favor to see that
this sum of fifty dollars is sent to Johns.
town. 8. B. COBB.