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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
Ma:iayiil~.

Mr.. NJ ID. Bailey and his brother-in law
arrived home from California June LIST, Mr..
Bailey having been gone some II months
and A. f Jordan almost 10 years. They
arrived in Bangor May 3lst, meeting some
twelve of the relatives and pen cannot ex
plain the JOY that was manifested in meet
ing the brother,A. +. Jordan, who had been
absent 50 long Saturday June lst, fifteen
of his kin started from Bangor for Maria
willie to the old homestead of A. +. Jordan
to meet with those most near and dear.
II aged father and mother who have lived
tu tnr age of 50 and s. arrived there at $50
and the father on seeing his son who had
oeen long absent blew the old family horn
many times which was heard for miles.
Such JOY as was expressed when thirty
eight of the relatives met was never known
before. Five generations were represented.
Supper was served and every moment was
enjoyed. Mr.. Alanson Jordan and wife
are the parents of nine children, all OF whom
were present but the Oldest sister, Mrs. +.
W. Smith, who is in Oregon and all were
sorry for her absence and hope she will
meet them in the old Pine Tree State
soon. At ll-30 P. NJ. some went to their
homes for the night while Others remained
with their parents. Sunday, forty-two took
dinner with the aged people as it was their
request to see them all together again.
Presents, were given to the sisters and
brothers wives; the brother presented his
father with an olive wood cane which was
very acceptable. Mr.. Bailey presented his
wife and daughter each with fine gold
watch. Mr.. A. Z. Jordan Is expected to
stay in this county while his parents
live N. II.
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Waithsm.
Walden Hastings of Boston, is in town
for few days enjoying the brooks and
lakes.
Minnie Moore Of North Ellsworth, is
visiting in town, the guest of Sadie Has
lam.
Gilman Jordan has enlarged his rooms
and painted his house outside in colorS
which give it lively appearance.
The society here have engaged Rev. c.
f. Woodcock to occupy the pulpit Sunday
afternoon and evening during the sum
mer.
Mrs. L. ID. Haslam and her sister Hattie,
of Ellsworth, made US brief visit yester-
day.
Mrs Alden Haslam has been quite sick
but is improving under DIR. Hodgkins'
treatment.
David Ingalls, is very sick and probably
never will go out much more.
Calvin Kingman received his commits
sion as justice and has been qualified.
June IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

The Homestead at Parkcr'~ point ,om H.
ci ami run hy landlord Sweet. is repliiy
hiln. up with BID and new patrons for
the summer. We hnd there Mrs. Joseph
Wc>co,t Of Washington. u. C., also John
Slower Cobb, IL. y, Of Boston
The new cottage Beautiful Pineland,. "
l. occupied by it, owner, Mrs II II Hos
nrr ah ! friends.
" " Newton Esq. and wife OF Bp>-
ton. are Al Capt. Blossoms for the summer
Prof Stone Of Boston came on steamer
blucht.l, Saturday.
Mrs Morton, Mis- himball, Mrs. Hjnck-
!'y and Miss lottie Morton II Chicago ar
rived At Orchard Lodge Saturday
Nr- Geo Chute aud family uf Dcdham
Mass. arrived at {. {. Coughs SATURDAY,,
Field straw berries are ripe.
\ large hay crop + assured
\ delegation ~ hftccu attended the con
ference at 0rland last week
W. / Partridge is having the Dresser
store thoroughly repaired.
The death Of the BluchNl Times /, an-
nounced the Bucksport CllpI,r AoNcrs
over - ashes.
Abb, NJ Fulton. NJ D. wa, in town
lat week. being called % attend Mrs t..
" Garland Mrs T., We are glad 20 re-
port, i, much better.
Five males were baptized Sunday after
noon Al the town landing, by Rev. =. Ma
son.
jun IT. SUE.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, June 2
sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Boston
sch VI Kennedy, Wuod~ ar'l Lynn
sch E.avolta. Whitaker. Ro-fun
Ssh William Pickering, iiHnmoud. Boston
Thursday. June -
sch franconia, Young Boston
SAILED
Friday, June "a
S,h Mary Cushman. Belts, Ko-ton
sch W Washington, Wood !luehil
SATURDAY, June l.
sch " Abbott. Whitaker. knudout
sch Minneola. Ray, Boston
SCH Nestal. IampsOn, Camdcni
sch Lavolta. Whitaker Rnnhout
Sch Vim Pickering Hammond Koniout
sch J VI Kennedy, Woodward, Roudnut
Sch Glcndy Burke, ~tanWoui. BluthlIl
ARRIVED
sch Susan Frances. ~a,l,iler Rockland.
>ch l. Hemick Remick, Boston
SAILED
Monday, June 4
sch Abel PRAY. Goriun, Bar Harbor
sch Hussar, Bunker. Bar Harhor
sch Express, Wakefield Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
sch Forest city. Jones, pamariscotta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary Biz
bv, daughter Of the late Jebez Simpson,
took place from her late residence. Wed
nesday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Phelan ofic-
iatIng. Mrs Bixbv's illness which termin-
ated in her death Saturday afternoon was
painful and distressing peculiar enlarge
ment of the glands Of the neck causing
great pain and as the disease advanced day
after day what she suffered we cannot cas-
fly realize. Everything was done for her
that medical skill could devise and a de-
voted daughter and sister watched by her
bedside with untiring solicitude, but their
love and care could not avail and while
they mourn their loss she has happily en-
tered into rest. The interment was at
East Sullivan.
Mrs kimball has taken possession of
her beautiful new cottage on Miramar ave
nue.
Miss Alice Turner, correspondent of the
Boston Traveller. arrived home last week
Mr. Roland BRIGHAM of Massachusetts,
is visiting his brother, DIR. F. W. Bridg-
ham.
Mr. Eugene Simpson of Cambridge,
Mass, arrived Wednesday morning to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Bixby.
Mr. Stan Wilson has been doing some
nice concrete work at Bar Harbor this
month.
W. a. Sherman, editor of the Bar Hsr-
Dor Record, was in town Sunday.
June 10. SUB
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Obituary.
MARY SIMPSON BIXBI.

Ne learned with deep regret OF The death Of
Mr.. Mar Bixby OF sullivan. Mrs. BiXby.
formerly MarS simpson and our-elt were
children, paymatr- amt schoolmates together
and have been. Sc Trust. lifelong friends. In
her welfare, a, in that OF all other, OF the
friend, Of the day- Of aui lang -yuc, We have
ever had likely interest. A. schoolgirl
and Young lady ,hr wa. general fayoritc,
a. a person OF more mature are, a true woman
who con-cientlou-ly performed her duties and
acted well her part IN life .. those school
mates OF the old Cove .choul-hou>e and
OF the CondIe district, how widely they
are scattered and how many OF them have gone
over the river. The fond memorir, which
cluster around them grow more precious A.
the years 20 by aud We can never feel inditfer-
ent to their wtll-being. our friends life was
not free from sorrows and disappointments
for which there must be, il seems 10 u. a
r.compense. somehow or mewhere. our
fonde.t ideal Of the great Hereafter Is that it
ha- law, and methods for instruction and de-
yelopmeut infinitely beyond those we enjoyed
at The ..ttft schoo-hou,e, alluded to above. We
love to indulge the hope that in that land to
which our friend la, gone
There are the hope, that one BY on.
Died even "a We gave them birth;
The dreams that passed ere well begun.
Too dear too beautiful for EARTH
The aspirations. strong OF wing,
Aiming at heights We could not reach;
The songs We tried in vain to sing;
Thoughts too vast for human speech;
Thou hast them all Hereafter. Thou
Shalt keep them safely till that hour
When, with Gods seal on heart and brow
We claim them in immortal power
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed Mt night and broken Of
YOUR rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teethy IL 80. send AT
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINstow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. lis value Is incalculabc. IL viii relieve
the poo? little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers there is no mistake about it,
IL cures dysentery aud diarrhna. regulates the
stomach and bon els. cures wind collie. ,uftens
the gums, reduces inflammation. aud gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system. Mrs
NINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR tHI'-
pREN TEETHING il pleasant to the taste. /
is the prescription Of one of the oldest and It
female nurses and physicians in the I'D
states and is for sale by all druggists H. Ugh
out the worlt. Price - cents a bottle.
iV+0
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6reen's Landing.
4. A. d.

The Union Lodge, I. Q. G. T., met with
"Steadfast' IN Music hall on Thursday
evening last, about two hundred and d fly
Templsrs being present. including Life
Boat Juvenile Temple. Among the many
welcome guests WAS Mrs. Mary T. Page
of Ellsworth Literary aud musical enter
talnment was given, also short address
by Mrs. Page. The refreshments provid-
ell were cake, lemonade and fruit and
as there was plenty aud to spare, we hope
that no one was overlooked or neglected.
All unite in declaring the occasion right
good time
The Templar lodges throughout our
town were never stronger or more prosper
Gus than now. Glad to report boom in
Juvenile Temples too. We must depend
on the young and rising race" as is their
work aud Instruction now, so will be the
future morals Of the country.
Bay View Temple, Mrs. Lucetta Colt
Supt., has been organized by Mrs Page at
West Deer Isle, also Ocean Light" at
Oceanvlle and third at So Deer Isle.
Re lance Lodge. f. & A. NJ. are reIoic-
ing in new aud handsome regalia and an
elegant black walnut altar.
Schooner Ophir Of St George arrived
to-day with lumber for + S Warren
Rev. r j. Lewis and wife were In Ban
gor all Of last week and attended gradna
ton exercises at Theological Seminary.
Mrs Lewis returned by "Cimbris" on
saturday but Mr.. Lewis remained over
the Sabbath To preach at Orono. returning
hr MAJ on Tuesday.
The supply Of fish for the sardne pack
ing business is very good now SO that both
factories are runninp
Mrs. c. \. Russ is having an l., and pi-
szza added To her house, also many other
improvements about the premises.
Peter Powers has moved into his new
building.
Geo. Redman has put considerable ex-
reu~c and many conycnieuce- on and about
H. residence amt store
The lumber has arrived and work com
menced on Allen McDonald's house, while
ID frnk'~ lumber Is on the way and every
hing IN readiness and waitiu. for its ar
rI>4l
iuu,.
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dinner and supper were furnished the
workmen on the first day by the ladies' of
Sargentville. The dinner was excellent as
the writer can testify.
Mr. A. p. Currier of this plsce has sue
ceeded in securing from the State Fish
Commissioner ten thousand salmon which
have been placed in Walkers Pond Brooks
vile. The habit of the salmon. 1t is said.
is to go and come between the fresh and
salt water and If another stock can be put
into the pond next year the supply In
few years win be ample for good hshing
in that section. Mr.. Currier has evidently
shown considerable enterprise in accom-
plishing so much in this line,
T. A. d.
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sedxwick.
Mr.. |. p Grindal who has charge of the
Sargent egg storage establishment at Sar-
gentville. says that they have stored already
during this season twenty-one thousand
and nine hundred dozens of eggs.
Mr.. Thomas Pervear who has been on
the road for number Of months selling
very convenient wall lamp, reports sales to
the number of sixteen hundred and ninety
two.
The foundation is being laid for the new
chapel in Sargentville. The chapel will be
30x40 with tower on enc corner. A free
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

a fiattering offer rs preceptress Of New York
seminary only few miles from New York
CITY Miss Flood Is a graduate OF kents Hill
and has proved herself superior instructor
She is now in New York. DIR. Chase has been
elected the financial agent but cannot be spared
from the head Of the institution. He will trav-
ei somew hat during the summer aud his f,i-
ture plans will be largely Influenced by the ac-
ton OF the trustees At their adjouinc meeting.
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Married.

North Penob>cot June l6. hy j. NJ Hutch
ins, Esq, MIR. Geo. NJ. Perkins and Miss Abbie
}. Patten, both of Penobscot.
Castne-June T. BY Rev. VIM. FORSYTH MIR.
John n Swazev and Miss Carlotta Lindsey,
daughter OF Capt. A. A. fengar.
Faulkton, So. Dakota-May -. at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev. ". j.
HYDE, Mr.. Augustus c. Moor. formerly Of
Ellsworth, and Miss Addie l.. Peck, both OF
Faukton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

Mn ! Il. GHIN~IEAb. sonora. Nv. SAYS:
Nv children have sometimes bad b0Il~ and 9th
or sign II blood impurities. with loss OF ap-
petite. etc. At VIII, times have found swift's
specific a most Successful remedy. in no in
stance failing 70 feet speedy aud permanent
cure.
"swIFI~ SPECIFIC i & great blessing to
humanity" saw Nj. L. T. Gordon. Of -
Broad street. Nashville. Tenn, for il cured
me- ~ rheumatism II very bad type. with
which | had been troubled for three or four
years. : :. : cured me- after had exhaust
ed ever, thing else
Mr. RUSSELL MlRICK. Of the firm OF My
rick & Henderson Fort smith. Ark. says be
wishes to add hi testimony to the thousands
which have already been given a. TO s~ifts
Specific He says he derived the most signal
benefit from it, US to cure painful bois and
sores resulting from impure blood.
WHEN taken for a few days, potash mixtures
impair the digestion. take AWAY the appetite.
and dry Up the gastric juices which should
Sit in dige-ting and a->imiatng the food
swift, specific has just the opposite effect: it
improves digestion. brings appetite, and builds
up the general health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20


Last week an account WAS given Ia the
AMERICAN ~ the capture and escape of
one Geo Lyons. This week | happen
to have knowledge Of another chapter
Of the affair Last "Wednesday Deputy
Sheriff Moore who has been on the look
ont for Smith aud LYONS. got information
" their having been seen near the pld
Bartlett, house near Indian Point. 10 takin.
constable j H. Gillry with Herbert Stan
ley and J. b. Mason. about two O'Clock
that light hc rAided The place in real old
war style Leaving Gilley and Stanley on
guard Moore and Mason entered cautious
II through the old wood shed prepared 10
smash the door If il had been fastened.
but il was not Passing through the kitch-
rn tp the front rutry there wa- "A nest Of
straw " mere apparently The suspected ones
had lain also Two wicked clubs about i
inche, long, the handles carefully whitfield
for safe grip but the cnlprit> had decamp-
c for parts unknown, n a close search
from cellar % garnet proved Smith ami
Lyons are stout powerful men and with
such murierous clubs they might make
heir crimes greater, but could they have
,en those re>olute men enter that Cd de-
serted house prepared 10 take them dead
Or alive and could they reflect that resis-
lance was inviting the EXTREMIST measures
they would think twice before breaking or
preparing to resist the majesty of the law.
A missing boat in that vicinity points 70
the mode Of escape.
on Saturday last the S W. Harbor base
ball team played the Seal slarbor nine at
the lattcr's grounds at Seal Harbor, with
the following result
Seal Harbor, 40 scores
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH posT OFFICE, June is, 1889.
james H. Brown, 7. l.. Flood.
Mr.. Mchiel Kelley, PRESBYTERIAN Minister,
Mrs. Clara F. Smith, DIR. A. W. Spencer,
Mr.. +. X. Thomas, Daniel WEIGH.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GRIZZLY, P. n.
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when Rshy Wa sick, We gave her CastnrfA
When she WAS Child she cried for astoria
When she became Miss. she chung 70 Ca.toriA,
When snn had Children, abe gave Thorn CAstoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

Letters from Ujiji state that Stanley
intended coming to the East Coast with
EminPacha STANLEY had met Tibboo lib and
had sent back several sick men with him.
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Mayor Aiken sent six specimens OF water
from streams and ponds within the limits Of
this city 10 F. {. Robinson, Prof Chemistry,
Bowdoin college, aud a-,ayer for State Of
Maine. for analysis, and rcceiN ed the follow iug
reply
BRUNSWICK. Me. June 10, -.
M. ijken: below are the result, OF ANALYSIS
OF the water sent:
w. 7. (>fream al Burnt Dtm1
Total solid matter dissolved l.6j grains Ter
/. :. gallon: organic. - grains; mineral. 80
grains; free ammonia .04 part, per million:
albuminoid ammonia, IL parts per million:
chlorine. .26 grains per gallon; ntratc-, none.
NJ. ?. Hooien MI Dam.)
Total solid matter Dissolved 2O3 grain, per
L. :. gallon; organic, 81 grains; mineral. ~
grains: free smmonis. % parts per million; ;
albuminoid ammonis, .0e5 part per million;
chlorine. 26 grains per gallon; niiraie-, none.
No. 3. (Otttlet Branch PoHd1
Total solid matter dissolved 2.95 grains per
L. ;. gallon; organic, IL grains; mineral. L..
grains; free ammonia. 90 parts per million !;
albuminoid ammonia. .0o5 paris per million :
chlorine, 3 grains per gallon; nltrate,. none.
No. 4. GORE in Branch PoRd)
Total solid matter dissolved Is grain, per
l. ;. gallon, organic. 80 grains, mineral ~
grains; free ammonia. % parts per million;
abuminoid ammonia. .095 parts per million ;
chlorine, IS grains per gallon; nitrare-. none.
No. ). Reefs PoHd.)
Total solid matter dissolved , 03 grains per
L. ). gallon; orgapic. - grains; mineral u
grains free ammonia. .O6o parts per million :;
abuminoid ammonia, .0S5 parts per million :;
chlorine. .2s grains per gallon; nitrates none.
No. q. (Rdnsom Bonsey Bridgel
Total solid matter dissolved % grain, per
L. ). gallon; organic. 81 grains; mineral LA
grains; free ammonia. 81 parts per million {;
albuminoid ammonia, II parts per million !;
chlorine. 81 grains per gallon; nltrate-, none.
he waters are all very soft and evidently
come from pond or river. Several are near
ly alike that may have come from same source.
No. l, 2. 4, s. would be unexceptionable for
domestic use. In No. 3 the chlorine is too
large for the other matters, but new jug
sometimes contains chlorine, should want to
examine another sample in glass bottle be-
fore condemnng it. No. 6 contains rather too
much ammonia. but here again the sample con-
tanned considerable settings, which may have
come from bottom In filling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

All scalp and skin diseases, dandruf. fall
ing OF the hair, gray or faded hair, may be
cared by using that natures true remedy,
Halls Hair Remover.
The simplest aud best regulator of the dis
ordered Liver in the world. are Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They give prompt relief in Sick
Headache. Dizziness. Nausea, &C.; prevent
and cure Constipation and Plies; remove Sal
lowness and Pimples from the Compile Niou.
and are mild and gentle in their operation on
the bowels. Carriers Little Liver Pills are
small and easy 10 take AS sugar. One pill
dose. Price - cents
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Wathdm-June 3. to Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Young II daughter.
Bucksport June 1, TO MIR. and Mrs. VIM
Heath daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
100 Ladies Wanted.

And 100 men to call on any druggist for
free trial package Of Lanes Family Medicine,
the great root and herb remedy. discovered by
DIR. Sila> Lane while in the Rocky Mountains.
For diseases OF the blood, liver and kidneys it
Is positive cure. For constipation and clear
ing up the complexion ii does wonders. Chill
dren like It. Everyone praises it. Large-size
package, so cents. A; all druggists.
1yr4
DIR. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, or
ANGIE BLOSSOM. positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady can treat herself.
| have sold this medicine for two years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment, 500. Circulars free by
applying to
5. d. WIGGIN, Apothecary.
Nav l6,iSS-. tao
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MY XIEE SAID

to me last night: How much do you suppose
we have paid out for doctors and medicine in
the last year? / told her did not know. To
doctors | have paid nothing. and five dollars
worth of Sulphur Bitters has kept health in
our family. l.. ANDREWS.
10 Rowdoin Street Roston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye Binsfte paid FIR al he rate of ten cents line
Surry-June IL. Mr.. Joseph Durham, aged
20 wears.
Bucksport-M 30. Mr.. John Buck. aged
IS years. 5 months and $ days.
Deer lsle-June 3, Mrs. Amos Howard,
aged 81 years.
Sullvan-June S, Mrs. Mary Simpson Blxby,
aged IS years.
Tren'on-June H. Mr. Andrew }. HAYNES.
aged 81 years and months.
Mt. Desert June Is, Nr. W. Z. Richardson,
aged 81 years and month.
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IL Bowdoin Street, Boston.

1T Is fact, :" that Hoods Sarsaparilla does
cure scrOfula, salt rheum, and other diseases
or affections arising from impure state or low
condition of the blood. Overcomes that tired
feeling creates good appetite, and gives
strength to every part Of the system. Try it.
The benefits OF vacation season may be
greatly enhanced, if, at the same time, the
blood is being cleansed ard yitalized by the use
Of Ayers Sarsaparila. A good appetite, fresh
vigor, and buoyant spirits attend the use Of
this wonderful medicine.
If you are tired taking the large old-fash-
Toned gripping pills, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can't
stand everything. One pill dose. Try them.