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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

Capt. F. ID. Long has made twenty
eight trips instead of twenty as reported
last week.
Mr.. o. A. Anderson who has been Wis
iting his friends in Washington county.
has returned. Mr.. Anderson is a native Of
Norway, has visited many countries, but
thinks Maine is the best place he has ever
seen.
Capt G. W. Collins who is doing bust
ness in Lythonia, Georgia, reports that
the people there are very much disappoint-
ed and disgusted on account of the defeat
of Grover Cleveland & Co.
Mr.. J.. o. Teel is teaching the grammar
school and Miss Sarah Horton has charge
of the primary department.
John F. Ridon has sold to Charley Pet
ers his fine two years old colt
Mr.. Zcnas ClosSon, aged about seventy
five years, died last night
Prayer meetings in the church every
evening next week. G.
Jan. ).
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Rev. 5. d. Towne OF Hampden. formerly
Of Fails village, is expected to spend Sunday
in his old parish and supply the pulpit there
and nj North Ellsworth.
Mr.. j. W. Bragdon of Fargo, Dakota. Is
spending a few days visiting relatives in La
moline aud Ellsworth. He Is now at the home
of his brother, DIR. G. W. Bragdon. in this
city.
Mr.. j. b. Dinsmore OF Bangor, will be in
Ellsworth about the 18th inst. to tune pianos.
All orders left at A. ". Greely's jewelry store
will receive prompt attention.
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN l. now oc-
cupytng its new office. having every needed
facility for doing work including electric pow
er for driving its press. The AMERICAN has
good field and occupies it wisely and well.
Il Machas Union.
The stockholders for the First National
Bank held their annual meeting on Tuesday
and elected the following board OF directors:
Andrew L, Wi>well, :. X. Whiting. l.. A.
Emery. Lewis Friend. +. II. Greedy and Geo.
I. button. The directors made choice of A.
7. Wi>well for President. and ;. X. Whiting
for Vice President. The good standing of this
bank was fully shown in our last issue
Mr. Michael Brady. accompanied by hi,
sisters. the Misses MARY and Kate. left thi.
city Tuesday for Florida. where they expect
to remain until MAY. The AMERICAN wishes
them 4 pleasant trip and that '-spicy gales
from orange groves" will brns to them new
health and vigor.
At the annual meeting Of Lygonia Lodge
last week. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Nj. Moore W. NJ;
l.. + Higgins. ;. W: II. :. Adams. J. w.
Lewis Friend. Treas. James T.. Parsons
Sect: II. W. Salisbury, :. D.: c. " Moore, J.
H.; +. q. Aiken, II. J.. Murch, K. NJ. Peek.
Finance Com; Lewis Friend, Proxy 10 Grand
Lodge.
The report reaches a. Of disastrous fire
at Greens Landing Monday morning ut five
o'clock. The large two story wooden build
ing. occupied by c. a. Russ 4 co.. dealers in
general merchandise wa. totally DESTROYED ny
fire. The second story ~ the building wa-
occupied sleeping apartments. The ocCu-
pani> had only sufficient time to leave the
burning huiliin: in their ui.hi CLOTHES Los
estimated 1t SIS 100: partial insurance. Cause
unknown.
--on "Wednesday evening ~ lat week a
most enjoyable musical entertainment aui
sociahle wa. given at Hancock Hal. BY the
Ladies Interested in thc a. o. +. nf rhi- ritv
An excellent program was carried out. and .
hounteou- collation. followed. Monaghan,
orchestra furnished Inv music for the dancing,
which was Kept NJ until late hour.
- Brook.Sil|c man ma pretty ii'tlg n,I
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State, and j. for sale by ai dru--i,tr thI ou-h-
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If you want custom suit made from thd
best Of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style OF art. and 10 lit like
the paper on the wall. leave Your measure al
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Saturday evening after the installation
of officers, the q. \. K and W. X. G. gave
a chicken supper. After supper the young
people with few -old vets played co
peuhagen aud other games The occasion
was much enjoyed by all present
The dance Of Jan. 4th wa, well attend
ed. about twenty couples being present.
There We're several couples from +. Blue
hill and Penob>cot. Music by Pearl Ather-
ton and wife and Charles Conary
Friday evening, Jan. 4, the F.. Q. " So
ciety met with Miss Nellie Jones. Lizzies
voice was missed. Since our organiza-
ton four members have been married, and
Lizzie adds one more to the number. The
remaining members still repeat with Bene-
dict, Get thee wife"
Mr.. Ezra Wardwell i. visiting his son.
Eugene, for few weeks.
Mr.. Zenas Closson died quite suddenly
at his home on the 4th inst His son, Mr..
Samuel Closson of Monsoon, Mass, was
teegraphed, but did not arrive until after
his fathers death. He was buried Jan.
9Th, Rev. L. A. Mason officiating
The Masons held an installation at their
hall, and supper at the G. A. h. hall, Mon
day evening.
Miss Mamie L. Sperry closed a success
full term of school in the Falls district,
Dec. Is b.
Jan. 8.
The week of prayer will be observed by
the two churches uniting, the first three
evenings at the Baptist chapel and the last
three at the Congregational vestry
A union praise and missionary service
was held at the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
severe rain storm prevails this Mon
day forenoon.
John NJ. Merrill has closed his house for
the winter and will board with his daugh
ter, Mrs. II. p. Hinckley.
One case of diphtheria in town is re-
ported.
Miss Lizzie Smith and Mr.. Martin Moore
began the New Year in the good old way.
Rev f. l.. Drew tried the knot, Tuesday
| afternoon, Jan. |, at the residence Of the
brides sister, Mrs. Douglass. Cake and
cards. SUBSTITUTE.
Jan. 7,
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The balmy weather of Christmas day,
although not quite appropriate for the
season, was no doubt greatly enjoyed by
all Rarely are we favored with such a
perfect day in winter, and rarely is there
seen such a gorgeous sunset as lighted up
our little world on Christmas evening; the
whole heavens were painted in rainbow
tints of inmitable delicacy and many were
out studying the grand and ever-changing
display. Especially fine was the view
from Solarina road. In town there were
the usual home gatherings and Christmas
trees in the evening. Mr.. Henry Work
man dedicated the new block on Waukeag
Avenue by opening his store with fine
display of Christmas goods. Dunbar Bros.
also had large assortment of holiday
goods.
With regret we see the closed doors and
shutters of ''Lombardy Cottage, "the pleas
ant home of Mrs. A. S. Cummings, who
left for Boston last week. Her visit with
relatives in that city will probably extend
through the winter. Her absence will be
much felt at the Sunday afternoon services
which she SO ably helped to organize and
sustain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wilson gave very
pleasant progressive euchre party last week
10 large number of their friends.
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Obituary notices beyond he Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents a line
Bar Harbor-Dec. 4, Lorena Nav, daughter
Of j. +. and X. }. Hod.kins, aged years and
8 months.
No. I, Steuben-Dee. 80, Neva Tracy, aged
ii years.
Unionvlle. Steuben-Jan. 4, Ida, Youngest
daughter of Nathaniel and Ellen Guptill, aged
Is years.
So Bluehill-Jan. 4, Miss Abbie s. Day.
aged 90 years and months.
Surry-Jan. g. Mrs. Matilda l.. Kiniball.
| aged 76 years. months and % DAYS
| Amherst Jan s. Sarah +. Ingalls,. ayed a.
| years and 5 months.
Sunset-Jan. 4. Mr.. Parker Sylvester, aged
| % years.
Deer Isie-Dec. %, Sarah Smith. AGED %
! years.
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Obituary.
F.. A.. d.

Died in South Bluehll Jan. 4, Abbie s. Day.
Sister Day was a member of the F. B. Church
and devoted christian. She had been great
sufferer for many years, yet she bore up under
it with great fortitude. After a short but
severe struggle she passed into the quiet rest
that remains to the people of tod. The be-
reaved family have our deep sympathy. Ser
vices were held at her brothers residence,
which had for so many years been her pleasant
home, by her pastor, Rev. d. B. Smith, text,
Mic 30
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I a>tinr.

ta,tinr.
Sch Regulator, Gray master, sailed
Tuesday, for Portland.
The schooner Baltic has been taken to
her winter quarter at Iiatch's Cove.
Sch, u. r. Patchin. Ordway. is loaded
with brick for Boston, awaiting a fair
wind.
Mr. James Cnombs who has been at
work in Natick, Mass, returned home last
week; also MIR b. ID. Perkins who has
been At work in Massachusetts,
There was a private dance at the town
hail on New Years night
Mr. John r Whiting who has been ,i>-
iting his sister. Mrs Annie +. Wood
ward IF Lc4dyillc, Col, returned home
saturday.
Capt William Smith and Capt. James
Norton returned home lat week having
hauled TIP their vessels in New York,
Mr. John Gross returned home from sea
last week.
The L. = Revenue cutter dallas"
Cant J. Hatch Parker, laid in the harbor
Sunday w. T.. i.
Jan :.
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Clifton

Clifton.
Mr. +. J. Jordan and Luther Penney
have been doing quite a business hauling
birch To Merrill ( Brothers, East Edding-
ton, but at present they are only yardng
il, lacking the required amount Of snow
for good Shedding.
Miss Ethel Tibbetts i, attending school
in district No. g. which is taught by Mis-.
Florence Smith.
The sabbath school of Clifton in dis
trict No. ?. will continue through the win
ter, there being quite an attendance.
Prayer meeting every Sunday night.
The ladies' sewing circle met at Mrs
Anna DcbcCk's to choose officers for the
coming year, but on account of the bad
weather, there was not enough for the
required number
The willing Workers will meet at Mrs
Hattie IelIison's next Wednesday.
Misses Matte and Minnie Rocks were
the recipients OF many nice and useful
presents from relatives in Bangor and
Beverly. on Christmas eve.
The skating mas been very fine on Park.
pond for the past week The skating
party on Monday evening would have been
great success, but for one thing. there
being none Of the feminine gender pres
ent. SCHnoI GIRL.
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Esypi

The Kcv. T.. y. Carter delivered very
able amt instructive sermon at the Taun.
ton >chool-house from these words
Agree with thine adversary quickly
Matt Y 25th
Miss Sarah Wentworth. our postmis-
tres, ha~ been quite III OF late We all are
anxious that She may recover her former
health.
Mr. William Ryder has crew Of men III
the wood. chpppiu- and saving spool
wood for +. W llamliu
Mr. r W Iamlin has recently returned
from business tour through New York
and Massachusetts,. He ha- been in consul
tation with the president and other lcatlin.
members Of the Mcrrck Thread Co There
viii be an Eastern Branch Coz, formed ID
manufacture all the sponls and cabinets
required for the Mcrrjct Thread Cos
u~r, We understand that Mr.. Hamliu has
conferred upon him the title Of president of
said company.
Jan 4
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{ allcer.

am satisfied that Cancer Il here ii'ary IN my
family. Nv father died Of its sister Of my
mother died # it, and my own sister died Of
il. My feelings my W imagined, then, when
the horrible disease made it, appearance ON
my side. 1t was > malignant Cancer. eating
lnwardly IN .urh 4 WAY that II could not be
cut out. Numerous remedies We're used for
it, but the Cancer grew steadily worse, until
It seemed that | Wa doomed to follow the
Others 81 the family ! took Swft'> Specific,
which. from the fir>l ,ay forced out the po,-
on and continued II, u>e until had taken >cv-
eral bottles when | found myself well.
know that ; :. ;. cured me-.
MpS VI IIDI
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Walter III Moore, under arrest for as
saulting and robbing II. ). Houghton. of
Wilton, has confessed, and the money has
been found hidden in the woods.
The ktnnebec grand jury has indicted
Campbell and Sawyer who are charged
with robbng and beating Farmer Frost of
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Capt. Charles Ii. Wooster of the barque
'Auburndale" is at home for Christmas.

Capt. Charles Ii. Wooster of the barque
''Auburndale" is at home for Christmas.
We hear that Mr.. Henry Boynton who
has opened a law Office over Dunbar Bros
store is meeting with deserved success in
his profession.
G. p. Simpson, the Sullivan Harbor Land
Cos civil engineer, has about completed a
fine map Of the companys. property.
Mr.. A. H. Gould the contractor, has
broken ground for cottage on Olaconda
Avenue.
Last summer when the road to Mt
Ossipee was being built IL was noticed
that the village boys took an unusual in
terest in the work, and sly hints and &C.
casional remarks were heard such as
Wont this he the dandy sliding next win
ter" etc. Last week their fondeSt hopes
were realized for the swift runners fairly
flew over the ground from the Moorish
tower on the summit $3.50 feet elevation)
down to the level of the county road.
The Sunday afternoon service with Mrs.
Georgia Wilson consisted of devotional ex-
erciseS, singing and an excellent sermon,
''Hrnderances," by Rev. Il. +. Sawyer read
by Mr.. Fred Stevens as substitute for Mr.,
Bnyntou who was called away and poem,
the "Petrified Fern" read by Miss Rosa
Dennis. The next meeting will be at Mrs.
G. ). Dyer's Jan. 18TH.
Dee 81. Sun.
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Black diphtheria has broken out at
Goose Rock, Biddeford.
Mrs. Olivia Spear, wife of Ex-Governor
Gracelon, died in Lewiston, Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Gracelon's sister, Mrs.
Senator Frye, was at her bedside the last
days of Mrs. Gracelon's life. She has full
ly recovered from her recent illness.
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East BluehiiI.
About two years ago Mr.. Richard Abb
bolt invented combined skate and creep
er; he had it patented and has now sold
out to Mr.. /. p. Lewis of Newtonville,
Mass. Mr.. Abbott retains . royalty and
expects to realize Q small fortune.
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MiraGoaue-Ar bee ., sch Annie + Ei,kersou,
FU-, Tor New York
Rio Jauciro-Ar Dec r. bark j W Dresser,
Parker
Mantanzas-Ar Dec >, sch A,idie Jordan IIar-
rimau
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-10

The Lend Hand" entertainment at the
very pleasant and entertaining; the selling OF
fortunes by the witches was happy
thought. and the fortunes which also served as
programs, made acceptable souvenirs OF the
occasion. The program was as follows:
Piano Duet.
Miss Mary Hopkins and Miss Carrie Brooks
Recitation. Miss Ella Call.
Trio, Mrs. Eldrdge. Mrs. Dora Hopkins.
and Miss Mary Hopkins.
(Which" Scene from Macbeth"
Miss Mary Ann Greedy, Lille Grip
pen and Maud Presby.
Jean Ingelow's "SOngs Of Seven"
Seven times one, kathie Moran.
Seven times two. Blanche Hayes.
Seven times three, Blanche Hopkins.
Seven times four. Miss Mary A. Hopkins.
Seven times FIVE, Miss Susie Byrne.
Seven times six, Miss Lizzie Osgo0d.
Seven times seven, Mrs. Cora WEIGH.
The stage was very prettiy set and the parts
very well taken, little kathe Moran being Of
course the attractive one.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Burril National Bank was held on Tues
day afternoon and the following board of d.
rectors was chosen: C. G. Burrill, John b
Redmap, J. f. Davis, Fred E. Hartshorn,
Henry B. Cleayes, Newell B, Coolidge and
Bryant Bradley. The directors reelected c.
&. Burrii, President. According to the re-
port Of Cashier Parsons which was read, this
bank stands second to none in the State for
soundness, good management and general pros
perity. Its first year has been one Of sigma
prosI Gritty.
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City and County.

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,uutral, >al'd from Ne" YORK. iht -,"h nt.'
un bhsine,, "Trip L" Europe.
Mr.. Charles Flanders Of Bangor accom-
panied hy hi> twa daughters. haze been visit
ing Mr.. and Mr.. james Z. Whiimorc in this
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In the ip,orrortri.r ~ The town of Deer Isle
.,nl m. n,erI.la 1g-4ffo think. SOM. ceI.-
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United Marshal Harmon returned
III Portland. " u. >.lay CARRYING in custody
Edward l. 0.ur 81 Township No. 10.
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Governor Hill was inaugurated at AL
bany the LIST. There were 6.O00 men in the
parade.
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The VI. +. quarterly meeting wa, not
held a. appointed a, there were twn fI-
nrrai> in the afternoon, that ~ Mrs. Kim
ball at Mprgans Bay. attended by X. l..
Nantou. and that of Mrs. Newell o,-
good attended ~ D. i. Phclan at Ter latc
residence at Surry village This j. the
second time Of late that Mr. Phrlan has
been called upon to attend two funeral, at
the same time and at each Tine he has hap
pencd o. have some brother preacher AZ
hi, home to assist him. But Mr. Nantou
gave us one Of his interesting sermon, in
the evening on the events or the past YEAR
which wa> listened 10 by weIl-hIled
house.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child she cried for Castoris,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Nhsn sI,s had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. IL. l8SS.-Flour market
receipts Ia, 285 packages; exports 2l9o bols and
bbls; low extras at 5 2o9s 20; city mills extra at
l0d5 8; city mills patents 75a7 5: winter
8 7Oa5 so; patent, 1905 90; Minnesota clear
35g5 80; straights do at 9096 40; do patents
at 6Oa7 co; do rye mixtures 3095 80; super
fine at 1908 30; fine 1903 10; Southern h0ur
steady and less doing; common to fair extra 10
G3 80; good to choice do 8 1896 20: Rye -four
wheat flour is firmer but quiet; state at I0a
z 81. Whest receipts HOO bush; exports 997l
bush; sales 5000 bush; No 2 REQ at / 6oal oo12
elev,1 OF A@l o. " afloat 1 0O8t al o21s o b (;
No Red al 9419@95c No 1 Red at 1 on; No
White o.; No Chicago at %. RYE is weak;
Cor1-receipts 2So.400 bush exports SO,1 8 bu /,
sales 147 ,00J bush moderately active and steady ;
No No az 44l4 @441sc eley. e5hs@45%c afloat
steamer Mixed at s0s4 a42Ac. Oats-receipts
$4,000 busn, exports = bush; sales 7B.c00 nnsh
d a sna NSger 81 at se1 wh dc
White at 34G341ac; No at 321sc; do White at
s91sc; Mixed Western at 2sg32c; do White "a
64Oc; White State at 35G38c; No2 hicago at
3212c. Coffe--Rio dull fair cargoes tic. su-
gar-raw quiet refined dull; G Sc; Extra 61s@
at i1aelEc; Mould A ~ standard & Fat at sss
Confec ga powdered at TAG; graduated &c;
Cubes 714c; cut loaf and crushed at 8A. Peire
ieun, quiet and steady; united at $3.50. Pork is
quiet Beef slow. Lard is steadier and quiet;
Western steam at 1907 80; city steam at 40;
refined quiet at 20 for Continent; S A at rs.
firm with moderate demand.
Fresxhis TO Liverpool firm.
CHICAGO. Jan. IL, IsSS.-The Flour market
is nominally unchanged. Wheat is l0wer No
Spring at 87s4 998c; No 2 Red 97A @98c. Corn
lower-No2 at 3311c. Oats steady and higher;
No 2 at 24ssc. No Rye at 48c. Barley II b.
Proyisons-Dess Pork higher at Is 80. LARD is
steady at 35@7 Btu. Dry sailed shoulders at
371a@6 30; short clear sides at 3b97 371a.
Whiskey 1 08.
Receipts Flour. 5000 bbls, wheat 10Y 900 bu,
corn 5000 bus, oats $4,000 bus, barley, 10000
bush. rye 5000 bush.
shipments Flour 1000 bbls, wheat $1,000
bush, corn 80 900 bush, oats, 1900 bush barley
$1,000 otsh. rye 1000 bush.
ST. LOUIS Jan. IL, 1888.-The Flour market
is lifeless. Wheat firm and higher; No l at 95A.
Corn Is quiet, No Mixed at zss4 c. Oats firmer;
MOI at zoe. Rye-No2 at 47d4812c Barley,
nothing done. Whiskey steady at OS. Provis
lohs hrmer; Pork at - 50@l3 76. Lard, prime
steam nominally higher at 2597 80; dry sailed
meats-shoulders 20; longs and ribs at z; short
ciear 20. Bacon-SbOulders at 70; longs and
TBS ,n at 2 75a7 TIN ;short clear 0098 o. Hams
Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat 1000
Vosni corn 177 900 bush; oats 10000 bush; rye
A,SoO Ousn; barley, IL 900 bush.
onipments-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, 5000
bus n; corn, $4,000 bush; oats, 1000 bush: rye
z'ouo bush. barley 5000 bush.
DETROIT, Jan IL. 1s88.-Wheat-No White
lOl15 NO Red at 991a@9934c. Corn-No 2 at
s3Ac, OatS-No at 275sc No White 1884 C.
kecelpls[wheat 1880 bush, corn 1900 bush,
oats 5000 bush.