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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

BRoCkToS. Dec. 20, 50
This bids fair 10 he ono Of the gayest
seasons ever known to this city Bushes.
has been good the past season and money
Is plentiful. The stores vic with each other
in the display of goods Some idea may
be had Of the amount Of business done in
the city, when il is known that there are
nearly one hundred stoe factories and all
doing large amount of work There arc
more than five hundred stores on Main
street, and il IS safe to say that every
fourth one l. run hy A person from Maine
There l. not much danger when YOU meet
Any one IN the street 10 AK him when lie
came from Maine. | meet here the Whites
from sullivan. Moore from Franklin ard
occasionally see thc smiling face Of Or,
Brown, from Ellsworth and he, like sll
Maine people when they g from home,
taxes. hear he has = good business here.
There has been few days Of sleighing
and merry bells made music everywhere;
but this seems to be a repetition OF last
winter, and skates and ear NUTS don't sell
worth cent. T \. CRABTREE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

h me frci Bow doin rhe laiter brings with
In ,wrolieee chum- who will remain hi,
gest-. dJing the Vacation.
Mr.. TANK Gould, now engsged 10 the man
uacture slaves at Jene>bofo, Was 10 tow
frafesiay, hit week.
The = ligb; recent. put into the interior
Q The ptt-offce is great improvement on
I q Light The Office and /. great help to The
oicials iidj.trtufinS the maii-.
Mr.. II GrafFam returned home from
I : John week. " here he has been engaged
oring u la.t eight months, in the numbering
l>iue.s He VIII remaln with his family in
p ci,y u'jl after the holi'lass. when he will
turl 10 &. John.
-iTbere sill he an entertainment sud Christ
,al're, > the Free Bspti>, ,estry. wedne,-
cS,ruic, Dee p under the direction OF
- Society.
b. 4. Hurrin returned home from
"a idsy evening. accompanied by his
So Miss Sadie Burrin, from I.a,ell sem
4 Aeburndse, Mss. to spend her yaca.
20 accompanied b, two Of her school
y Nj, shellahuretr Of Decatur. Illinois,
g.. ark,uu Of Topeka. Kansas,
l. larry Royal II Harvard college is
ing - vacation With hi father in this
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errt evening last week II The ConErc-a-
tiol n NM aim. N,ahc.E., NJ ro,,,
'' az '.''h'N" ~ NJ hearers 'loN'lN- Inc
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3 r. mr. tbe entire - inter.
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Iai,n T,ut.r-ne, I-nipu asking FOR ,hc
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- COLLECTOR " ta>tinc. ta; thr campaign
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26
Answer This Question.

Chiibiain-. chspprd hands frost bite- are
cured by bathing IN lohn-cus Anodyne Lint
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26
Buildings Erected in Ellsworth during
the year 1889.
BY A. NJ. FOSTER. CONTRACTOR.

BS A NJ FOSTER. CONTRACTOR.
/ Fred o>good. dwelling house. Cour
street.
Charles Gasnor, dwelling house, Iibert,
street
Joseph IIennessy, dwelling house, Gran
street.
Frank r. McGown, dwelling house, Cen
trail street
Frank X. McGown. stable. Central street
Douglass Anderson, dwelling house, new
street, near Oak street
Mrs. Robert Mullan, dwelling house
Beal street.
Mrs Robert Mullan. stable. Besl street
Elisha Salisbury, dwelling house, Bea
| street.
Elisha Salisbury, stable. Beal street
Horace Besl. dwelling house. Deane
street
BY P. H. srRATroS, CONTRACTOR
Burrel, Houghton { Co. shoe factory
/ State street
For>aith heirs. dwelling house IRE built
YAK street.
! A, II, Norris, addition to dwelling house
Oak street
Mrs. f. G Doyle, boarding house,
Fourth street,
| Is. l. Sowie. stable. Hancock street
Boston Clothing Store, new roof Main
street
IN ~
Wellington Haslam. dwelling house. near
Oak street.
Wellington Haslam. stable. near Oak
street
G. l. Stevens, dwelling house, Bay View
street.
Mr.. IriPp, addition % dwelling house,
Hancock street.
II + Davis. shed at carriage factory,
| Franklin street.
Mr.. Harriet Franks, dwelling house,
School street
Holmes Bros, store Main s.reet
Ellsworth Water Co, pumping station.
brick, at dam
Ellsworth Water Co., litter house, at
Branch Pond stream dam.
l. b wyman. addition 10 stable, High
street
Mrs. Charles Lord addition to dwelling
house, Pine street
james T. Parsons. sddi;ion t. dwelling
house Third street
\ | saunders. hotel. Maine street
vt,r,It,<rnt.
I,x,r,t,r tIu,,l,tr.. a,.Iri,,, b,nse
" "''t r''''l
Clifton = Woodward dwelling house
u...r..,
''''" '"' NN''''' ''e'
street
Isaac Tate. dwelling house Morrison
district
Isaac DAVIS. dwelling house, nf from
pt-,.. ..,-,
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Charles Moore, dwelling house. Of from
nib a,..,,.,.. ,,rr..i,.,
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Morris B"Nlcu. dwelling house. Birch
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

When Fsby Wa sick We gave her CastoriA
Whom she WAS = Child she cred for astoria
When she became Mis-. she chung to Cas,oriA.
Whom ans hid Chlidrsn sh. gave them Cas,oriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

School at district No. l. Taught BY Mr.
Blanchard of Pennington, Ne, is giving
general satisfaction.
McSsrS. Durham and Conley have held
meetings for the past fortnight every even
ing at the new church. Quite an interest
Is manifested and hopes are entertained of
much needed revival of religion. The
people are in hopes Ia have Mr.. Durham
half of the time through the winter.
Capt John Gott has finished his new
boat and intends running as n packet be-
tween Rockland and Swans Island at pres
ent.
The Eliza Ellen. Capt B Burns. sailed
for Rockaud last Thursday with load Of
wood and seven passengers.
Capt. Snow. of Owls Head lost his pink
ey in rather a peculiar manner last Sunday
Tie was nonnd Ia Owls Head and while
standing % by Hat Island he left the helm
and went below, a. he saws. to build Ore.
The pinkey left to herself went for the Is
land and piled up there in handsome shape
Quite likely the Captains kiudlngs were
damp and he was longer than he was aware
He and his companion got safely ashore
and took different route for Owls Head.
II i likely the Captain will know another
time about bow lnug 1t takes to build a
fire
Scott Stanley is very sick with kidney
and bowel complaint Fears are felt for
the result. The general health Of the is
and - very good at present.
Dec. IL. Con.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

Eii>v orth. Dec l. ~ 4wis
Mis- Anuie {. Emery has returned home
from school 70 spend her vacation. she Is &C
rompanled y Two 81 her schooEmate-
a well-kno"n tame deer belonging 70 j.
T 'u>hman' -. wAs standing few dAl'
az in front q csmp on Nr. Cu>hnan'. back
'''' "ntn ''TuF enc nr'a 81 and Killed 'he an.
'u''D-n ''', %
- ''t'"-
.ids !, 49, ll-- -, on N.
,,.r,o, ,h...,,, H..
'.,u for Mr. C,,,,,.
>,,'o'''e H'". ''h ~ >u'''' '"' > ."
'o'''''S
inc eniertainmrW -t''n pN the chinese
Mage Company 81 Esd tfn'sran Church and
'e>lr! ~ ihl> city. "o '''ia-i'E evening la't'
wa" something ,ers 4" 9ur n"i Instructive
I We were -reaIl1 inter -tfei throughout The
/ N"'"'-e CONT TT " w
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26
WELLS HAIR BALSAM.

II gray. gradually restores color, elegant
tonic dressing. SOC. 81 90 Druggists, or 81 90
size prepaid hr Express for sl.00. +. S.
Wells, Jersey oiiy. 6mos4s
If you want 4 custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art, and TO ft like
the paper ON the wall. leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
OF these, and more. at as low prices rs can be
shown In the country. loft
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard. Soft or tallou>ed Lumps and Blemish-
Is from horses. Blood Spaviug, Curbs, Spill Is.
Sweeney, Ring-bonr, Stiles. Sprains. all Swol-
len Threats. Coughs. etc. Save $50 by use OF
one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Rlemi>h cure ever known. Sold by 5, u.
Wiggiu. Druggist, Ellsworth. n4a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

james p Sullivan, a prisoner in the
county Jail at Alfred committed suicide
the 18th, by springing from the upper cor
ridor in the Jail to the basement floor, q
distance of 20 feet or more, striking on
bis head, crushing the skull and causing
in tant death. He was received at the Jail
as a prisoner October u, 1889, having been
convicted of attempted train wrecking.
-Trf Brussels soap and you will use no
other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

THE BEST StIvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corn, and all skin Erupiion-, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is euaran-
tecd 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY :. u. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

I his remarkable
animation OF
Natures Healing
oil with the
HYF0PayGPLlES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

sT-four uoa.. Refunded Is fl.. to
seseh y'l ben --r -t.t.,s a. a.ro.i,t ou In.
slice ~rAF ser, s. eaa fa..y b.. -lsA tt tftsag Il
lyr3Eru sold %. ALI Dealer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

No cracked or chapped hand with Brus
sells soap. .[z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

One bar Of Brussels soap will h. more
work aud do it better than two bars Of the best
rosn soap ever made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

Ht>CoCk. ss-Court Ne Insolvency.
In the ease 81 David 4 Bunker, Iu-oiNvut I,l,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

The following officers have been elected 10
ssre James E. Hall Post No. 80, 6. 4. X.
RIk,port. for the ensuing year: :. F. La
Gn,. Z. c.; Daniel r. Davis, ;. '. G.: |. l..
l. aiard.on. J. V. C.; COnsnt. Adj +. A
ecker. Q. NJ; T.. {. Miners, Chaplain; Gen.
II. Partridge. o. D.; sewall Phillips. o. Il
.l,ln Kennedy q. NJ; P. L. Grindle, ID, NJ. ;.
The CongregqttoRalisfs annual H4hd'
k.ak has become necessity to the demomina
ton II supplies in small compass, and at the
nominal price of Sl.25 per 100 (ess than cost
\ ysie,y Of matter that should be in the hands
OF very Con.regationast throughout The
country. The edition for 1889 was over leo,
90 copies The new manua! for 1890 has forty
ps.,-. contains prayer-meeting topics, daily
Bib readings, denoniinational and other re-
liyi5us statistics. the Congregational creed OF
ls,3. accounts OF each OF the seven benevolent
societies. and the official list Of Christian In
d.avor prayer-meetisg topics. The eovei
design il by Ipsen and l. unique and attract
i've.
AT meeting OF the Boston UDiversalis
Glib, President Eliot of Harvard said he foun'
the semi sociali-tic or nationalist iheorie
rather perplexing. because they represented
society as divided into two seetions.-the rich
and the poor who were oppressed By them
.Iet Us not look backward from the vaniag
ground Of a century hence" said Presiden
EIio', ..let Us rather look at the present" Ii
pur.t,ance Of this he told the company some
Thing about the town of Mt. Desert. Me.
where he spends his summers. The peOpl
/ there are not rich. neither are they oppressed
The cost of bringing up family Of eight Their
i. less than $500 a year. IL have talked witt
MANY of the people, said Mr.. Eliot. land the
, agree in saying that $3.50 year is more thai
the average family expends. and is or ought L
be amply sufficient for any one. A mechani
considers that he extends you favor when b
works for you, and the men wear their hats i
YOUR house because their fathers did so. no
because they are impoIite. 1t would astoun
them 10 call them 'serfs' or slaves The
consider themselves the equals Of any one !
this world; and they consider their town tn
] best In the world. They are happy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-12-26

Et0RGE ID RlSEEE, Bank MANNER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-04-05
CRIB
CANCER.

L am satisfied that Cancer Is horcd
itary in my family. Ny father died
of it, II sister of my mother died OF
ii, and my own sister died of it. My
feelings may be Imagined then, when
the horrible disease made it's appear
ance on my side. 1t was II malig-
nnnt Cancer, eating inwardly in such
Il way that it could not be cut out.
Numerous remedies were used for it,
but the Cancer grew steadily worse,
until it seemed that I was doomed To
follow the others of tho family.
took Swifts Specific, which, from the
first day, forced out the poison, and
continued it's use until had taken
several bottles, when l found myself
we'll know that S. s. S. cured me.
tiHs. y. NJ IDoL.
Winston, n c., Nov. 20. SO.
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DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED

by local applications, as they can not
reach The diseased portion of tue
ear. There is only one way to cure
Deafness, and that is ny coDstitu.
tiomal remedies. Deafness is caused
by an inlluiued condition of the mu
Gus lining of the Eustaclian Tube.
When this tube gets inilaued you
have rulnbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result. aud un.
less the inilamaiiou can DO taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be- destroyed
forever; mne cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but IN inilamod condition of the
mucus surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness Caused
by Catarrh) thnt we can not cure by
taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars free
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
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- Obj
THE OLD DOMINION AWAKEN
ING.

Every lover of Virginia must re-
Joice at tho general awakening which
is seen throughout that State. No
longer content to let their blessings
remain unimproved, the people Of the
Old Dominion are mt work, and they
will soon serve notice upon their sis
ter States of the South that Virginia
il in the race for industrial suprem
acy, and she has never vet been
laggard i'll any undertaking when
once thoroughly aroused. From one
end OF the State to the other there is
thrill of new life and now energy.
The old towns that lave never before
felt the influence Of stirring energy
III Industrial activities, arc one after
another rapidly falling into line. For
years Roanoke, the young giant Of
the Southwest, stood ont alone as
the solitary town whose whole energy
was bent to the development Of man
ufactures. Roanoke was the advance
guard. It's great progress from n
country village of 400 people eight
years ago to bustling center of nc
tivity where 10000 people now live,
and where immense locomotive and
car works, furnaces and other pros.
porous enterprises pour out an an.
nnally increasing stream of wealth.
has been the wonder of tho State.
Other towns looked on and vainIv
imagined that it was but bubble
which would soou vanish, but as wear
after year Roanoke developed, broad
ening and deepening the foundation
of its industrial future, spirit oi
emulation was aroused and now town
after town falls into limo. Wyihe
vile was one of the first 10 appreci
ate the new order OF tliags, Licking
ton followed apace, Staunton stepped
briskly forward, West Point deter
mined not to be left behind, and ther
Charlottesville, Salem and Others
Joined in the march of progress. The
larger towns and cities, like Lynch
burg and Richmond, are also push
ing out, determined that their small
er if not younger competitors should
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:
THE VIRGINIA RAILROADS.

The report Of the railroad commits
sioner for 1888 shows that there arc
3,256.4l miles OF main railroad lines
and branches iii the State, of which
1882 were constructed during the
year. The number OF corporations
operating or owning these lines is 30.
The following shows the net earnings
of some of the roads for Line months:
Alexandra and Washington,5 miles;
capital stock, 100000; net earnings,
S6,3S3 81. Norfolk and Western, $50
miles: capital stock, S29, 10000 net
earnings, $Sl5, i72 70. Virginia Mid
land 80 miloS; capital stock, 81,
100000; net earnings, S34,29I.O7.
Richmond and Dauviile, 15I miles;
capital stock, $4,000, 900; net earn
ings, S;3G7,722.lS. Richmond, Fred
crlcksburS and Potomac, 81 miles;
capital stock, S2,60l, $50; net earn
ings. $l93, 92G.lI Richmond, Fred
elicksbnrg and Potomac connection
i miles; capital stock, $40, 900; net
earnings, S20,735.55.
The companies losing during The
year were the following:
Alexandria and fredericksburg, 30
uniles; capital, $l,010,00 loss, H;'S,,
.295.74. Shenandoah Valley, 23S
Iuiles; capital, ;3,696, 200; loss, $50
BIG 1G. Washington, Ohio and West
rru, 80 miles; capital, 81 30, O00;loss,
$40, 1912. Fredericksburg and
1'iedmont, 3S miles; capital, &lG0,-
5000; loss, @6,001.Gi. Chesapeake ard
'Ohio, 5ll nileS; capital, :Sl0,O0O,000;
loss, Sl,GS0 1889. Franklin and
pitisylyania, 81 miles; capital, $780,
900; loss, $l9,3Gl 81.
The commissioner says that the f.
'nancial condition of the Virginia
roads is gradually improving, and
that more corporations paid diyi
dends during tho past year tinn ever
before i'll the history OF the State
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-04-05

New York World: Non speech.
making Republicans like Lincoln and
Grant and successful business men
like Wauamaller and Palmer have
been 'recogni3ed' and ''rewa, ded y
But the Spellbinders are left spell.
bound ut the studied oversight of
their claims. Was it for this that
they wakened the echoes in II hun
dred halls Had they anticipated
this cold neglect could they have
pumped up tioquence or the truly
rural stump? The hope of Office has
long been the perapetic party orators
chief inspiration. And in the good
old days he got his reward. The
spectacle of the thrifty consul or the
amateur diplomat packing his grip
sack and coming home to ego on the
circuit" during the campaign was not
unusual. The Spellbinders are III the
cold, cold soup. The newspaper has
taken the place of least wind" rs n
moulder of public opinion, and the
journalist is nj the front.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-04-05
- - = -
CAD ROADS.

There could be no hardship in man-
sure OF taxation and proper suvorvi-
sion that would compel the construc-
lion OF good roads. Fifty or sixty
years ago, before the building of rail
roads demoralized the old system of
transportation, tho necessity for
good roads was better understood.
and good roads we.e mado upon
great trade thoroughlarcs as mat
ter OF onony. But having obtained
railroads, the necessity Tor proper IA
cilities for getting to the railroad ,
and for getting backward and for
ward in the country seems to have
been nearly lost sight of. Yet the
country roads are the main matter.
The railroad traffic is nearly all car.
ricd over them, and traffic ten
times larger and more important is
carried in addition. The railroads,
MS rule, only carry surplus stuff.
The common roads are tho true com
mon curriers'. When they arc bad
and they arc nearly always bad
they Impose a tax upon the country
that is more grievous than tho III
tercst on the national debt. The lax
is like n hole in the brooches pocket
that let's The loose change slip
through without the observation of
the owner. 1t is I'LL tho worse be-
cause there is no use in having it
there.-Lynchburg News.
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JOHN GAVIN.
Dayton, O., Dec. 81, 1885.

had IL rising on tho inside of my
head behind my right ear, which
grew 50 bad that the ilesh sioughed
of. Il was lanced-sw"ilcd again
and WAS lanccd tho second time. l
took S. >. s., which forced ont the
poison, the discharge being copious.
rs soon as the poison was eliminated
the sore began healing, and in n
short time was perfectly we'll. S. S.
5. has cured me of this dangerous
trouble which was thought to be in.
curable. H. II BuLI.occ.
Greenwood, S. G., Oct. %, 1855.
Swift's Specific is ontirely vegc.
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kindred diseases. Send for our
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THE NORFOLK s; WESTERNS
EXTENSION TO TIE OnIo RIVER.


1t is stated upon the best au,hori.
~ that within sixty days 2,O00 mon
will begin the work Of grading for
the extension Of the Norfolk aud
Western railroad from ltlhhorn, Me
Dowcll county, to The Onio river,
running through Wayne and Logan
counties. Ii Is said that al the ar
ransrmonts have been madn TO push
the work forward To Immediate com
pleiion. and the mouey secured. SO,
u00.000 Of bonds having been sold
III London recently. I'ho road Will
develop one OF Tie richest coal terri.
tories i'll West Virginia, and It's op.
Grafton Will save 60 miles OF trans.
portntlon i'll reuchiug the western
inarkets, Cincinnati, Chicago, 81.
Louis and other Western cities. There
nre already 1900 coke ovens in the
Flat Top region and 2,000 more are
nnder contract
Fho new road will be 100 milas in
6 length, and rs stated above, will save
600 miles in reaching western lar.
kets. At Ccredo, the Ohio river will
he blidgcd. aud Ironton, o., will be
made the terminus of tho division,
where it will connect with otser
western roads, satisfactory traffic mr.
engagements having been made.
The route of the road from Elk
horn to the Ohio follows tho Tue
river through Mcdowell county to
the mouth of Pigeon creek in Logan
county; thence up laurel 10 it's head;
through IL tunnel 500 feet long, with
grade Of rs feet to the mile, ON the
head waters of Twelve Pole, and
down Twelve Pole to the Ohio at
Ceredo.
The great saving of distance to the
western markets for the coml and
coke OF this great region can readily
be seen, when it is considered that ut
present the route from Elkhorn west
Is through Chattanooga and Knox
vale. Yennessee.-Southwestern Pro
tectiOnist.