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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-23

large cement mill is an assured fact at
st Helena. The carrying trade Of Cedar
county will be st cond to no county in
the eastern part of Nebraska and the
road that secures her trade will Re the
winner. q. ..
PAYING INVESTMENT
Hartipgton. Neb., April lS-To the
Editor Of the Bee: The distance from
Harrington to Aten on the Missouri
river is sbout twenty one miles. and tine
territory is well settled the greater pert
of the distance. The line is one easily
Aten is two and half miles above
Y ankton. at the head OF the big slough
and 10 also the terminus OF the Norfolk
Il Yankton, which will be buiit without
doubt this eeaeon. There Is large
section OF oonutry in northwestern Cedar
and eastern Knox counties which would
tind q market VIA the Harrington extern
sion in Omaha. think there are more
cattle owned and shipped from the ter.
ritory named than from sny portion OF
nor theastern Nebraska of the same area
BY reference to the map you will see
that il this gap IS filled up end ehor.
lite of nine miles built from Wakefi field
down the valley Of the Logan to PeDder
that IL will make nearly straight line
from Omaha to Ysnkton. This line viii
he OF great value TO Omaha, and ehoul6
be encouraged by the press and bns,nest
men OF your city. The people OF thi,
county would prefer TO see an indepen.
dent line built through this territor,
and am sure that the local tretfi
alone would pay en- such line.
Bot ii we cannot get that. we wan
by all means TO have the Chicago, 81
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha to oomplet
their system. understand that tn
company has engineers now looking
over the line.
Yours Truly,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-23
n 1O1 l
Our New Song !!

The spring, the merry spring has come!
And with it comes the grandest boom
At kAHNS we welt the business drum
Like busy bees we make things hum.
Join in the general serenadel
Fallin and join the grand parade,
That's marchingto our store to trade
TO buy the best goods that are made.
Competitors may sneer and frown
When trade is bright we can't look down
The fact remains, we've got the stock
Our price is down to bottom rock.
We're closing out, bear this in mind,
You can't afford to be behind,
The early bird, the saying is,
| Will catch the worm, remember this
The spring. the merry spring has come
The birds and bees are on the hum
Jour stock puts others in the shade
] And here's the place for you to trade.
! @19zzlzzzfGj
: The Leading Clothiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
Notice of Foreclosures.

WHEREAS, the Ellsworth Foundry aud Mite
w chine Company, a corporation ,uis ~ I-tlr.-
under the laWs 81 the ~t1trut Maine. auI t|uIu-
business ~ Ellsworth Maine hy Its MORTGAGE
dre't dated tr 10th day of AuLu-t. 4 II. ~-5 lIl
recorded IN the Hancock Ec-i-ii7 Mt p,t-I~. yoI
l>3, page go, cnnyt} Ell To- Theodore 4. Na-1IlsI,
Of Buck port, Hancock county Maine uu,, ,It.tt-
ed of whose last viii and testament the t.ra.r-
:, .ued was duly appointed and qualiiicd rN,,ut.r.
certain lot "Tparcc of real estate situate la -..
Ellsworth and huundo, a. follows BcsluriI.. al
rock with an iron bolt in it south Of TIN, pump on
the line between this lot and land furutItF uu ned
or occupied lay Enu- " Ou,aid. thence south
GDI1' west to lnion River to Tock with Il hole
drilled into ii, thence south and east following
the shore tn Hand bought by said WoudarI II
Benz. lur!Ir, thence rorhcrly on said wood.
all buildings and Improvements thereon standing,
excepting only all the machinery nut upon said
premises or into said buildings 10y Wm. o. Nc
Donald. The real estate Above described together
with portion Of the buildings and machinery
the premises conveyed 10 the said
Foundry and Machine Company ny the Buok-port
National Bank and I. d. WoO,iman by ticir decd
dated the eighth day of July, A. y. 49,, hut dclv-
cred on the 10th day OF August leS2 And all
other buildings and Improvements upon said prop.
erty excepting the machinery put in by said Nc
Donald were conveyed to said company by Francis
Worcester by his deed Of August 3, \. u, lSs2.
And whereas the condition OF said mortgage has
been broken, now therefore, by reason Of the
breach of the condition thereof, |, a. executor of
the last will and testament Of said Theodore e.
WoOdman, claim foreclosure of said mortgage
q. P.CJNNt>GlIAM
Executor of the last viii and testament of Tbro
dore c. Woodman, late of BuckspOTt, ,ecea se,l
Bucksport, Jan Y, 1853. 3w5
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RASSIENT. |


North Hancock.
Halls mill at Kilkenny commenced work
to-day, the llth, after suspension OF
some months.
Mrs Eliza Moore after a long Illness,
borne with great fortitude, died on
the 5th inst. She leaves a husband and
several small children who will deeply
mourn her loss. They have the sympathy
of all in their bereavement.
Miss Ophelia Brooks of Ellsworth has
been. for the past few days, the guest Of
Miss Agnes Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lowrie are visiting
friends in Eastbrook.
Mr. Israel Durgan has been in very poor
health during the past few weeks.
To Mr.. and Mrs Daniel McAllister
son was born the 9Th inst.
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HariayIll.

hariayIlIs
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox of Ellswo rth, is Wis
itng her sister, Mrs. Nathan Jordan.
Mr. Daniel Frost who has been sick
with err>ipelas, is somewhat better.
Zelotes Grover. Jr., who has been sick
sick some two wears with lung trouble, Is
falling fast.
Roy Jellison while chopping in the woods
recently cut his foot severely, the ak go
rig nearly down through
Mrs John Jordan is spending the winter
with her mother, Mrs. Catharine Jordan,
whose health is very poor.
Men are now improving the snow.
MANY teams are at work hauling spool bars
from this town to Merrill's mill in Ed
dlngton.
Mrs Harriet Jordan is In very poor
health.
Saturday evening there was surprise
party at George Gilbert Warrens of OTIS.
A large lumber of our townspeople were
present and all reported good time.
Feb. IL. X.Y.Z.
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(! - The proposed shoe factory matter has now
assumed definite shape. and our citizens know
what viii be required of them Mr.. Burrell.
OF the firm Of Eurren. Houghson & Co.. came
70 this Guy last Thursday aud remained til
/ h"h''HA evening Daring hi, STAY he booked
/ the ground over very carefully. Interview ID
cur iocai committees, our builders .md arrhi-
J tecis L ON bonn he cot i.ur,.> and estimate.
~ t" the cost Of such II factory A. h. needed as
shown b. plans and drawing, which h., rN-
hihitc'. Tie also selected two o. three Iot :
witch Viii answer for site for the building he
proposes 10 erect. In short h. has definite
~ decided to cpme here and establish The TX
( tcnsNe shoe cuisines, hi~ firm j. now conduct.
lh@ 10 h"oAiand. Mas. on certain expressed
terms and conditions. The great question now
( remaining To- BE- settled j.; Gan the citizen,
u Ellsworth raise the required fund, To allow
th' ~ 70 acccp; 81 The proposition u,a,ie hv
butrtil, iiou-htun Il cor Ii tht, can, the
proposed Shoe factory may be- regarded ~ a
certainty. The soliciting committee are doing
most ihrlcut wurk in obtaining. snb.crip.
tons TO thu >to.k aud The member, OF that
committee. a We'll a, our citizen, III general.
ar very >anIuine that the necessary fnnd.
wi ID obtained AMI the factory built. In III.
d'r t'a ih'> may hc done, how Never. our citizens,
one and aii,mu>t sote Themselves informally in
t. ' Lind Hand assoc iatiun and then work
with will for the ellcct in view II we sue
rsed, we must refrain from al use Of tho pro.
noun Inv " hen speaking Of those Who shan
work pui the problem are CONSIDERING ana
substitute 10 ~ pa,p the more t.tti,lput ,ru-
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Il
! DEAR SIR January 90 there appeared
in the Daily kennebec Journal an article
signed Tax paying Woman" written as a
protest against the remonstrance to Civ
ing municipal suffrage to women In the
next issue of the Journal, Jan So over
the signature of Patriotism" there APP
peared reply to the"Tax paying Woman
I and also some reasons for not giving wom-
en- the ballot. We answered some Of the
arguments used and sent the reply to the
Journal to publish, hut as they have not
done 1t, you would confer favor on one
Of your oldest subscribers by publishing 1t
and this note by way of explanation
Patriotism" misunderstood the article
published IN your paper of Jan. %, signed
Tax paving Woman: II was but protest
against the remonstrancr, without any
thought OF advocating wnman's right To he
represented. a. that point was settled long
since aud the only question that no,s re-
mains Il that Of expcdirncy but as PA
tFioti~m' has opened the question Of WON
an right % the ballot, which may mi~lrad
some who have not thought on the Iue>-
ton. We AK your permission to answer his
objections through Your columns
Patriotism says, The vntin. Of mi
noritN would compel The majority ~ vote
cl>e the minority would govern" we 10
not propose to dt>franchi>c men and Iet tile
women vote, but wnmans vote added to
man vote would make majority. If all
women voted one way, but a. women do
not think Or reason alike, they would not
vote alike Thousands VI men refuse to
~ to the polls because they think politics
are - degrading. Shall the men who wish
to vote aud do not think it degrading be
DISTINGUISHED; ''Pltrinti>m' says Tax
paving ~ ihi> country j. not the basis Of
suffrage Does he MT know That every
voter :, required rs law III pay BON tax
aud every woman that voted on the school
question in Boston vas obliged to register
aud pas poll tax Of one dollar. and every
man Abe has full suffrage pays poll tax
ia Massachusetts and HI This State "
three dollars
Patriotism says 1t mu>; hr universal
fcniaIr suffrage or none at an We have
ur,ef beard an advocate Of woman >uf-
fra-r desire other than equal rights fnr all
r.,l.cti,"of rs orrrnperty Mru ALONE
cIam that prcrngati.r. Again Nh sass
>Lc ~nsu,l rrmyu.A,r rha, wh,n war.
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A meeting for the purpose Of organizing
a cornct band was holden at Town hall,
Monday evening last The attendance WAS
large and considerable interest is taken in
the matter by the community in general.
The remonstrants in the Hancock D-
vision Case are considerably aroused over
several items published in regard to the
settlement Of the matter While they were
steadily preparing to meet the petitioners
before the committee, the petition was
withdra yn without any compromise, or
thought of compromise, on the part Of
the remon>trants. and all facts stated to
that effect are wholly unfounded. Such
reports are only addin. outrage TO outrage,
and it is hoped that some one who is ac-
quanted with the whole proceedings, will
give them 10 the public in some future issue.
Then, if the conclusion can be drawn that
1.-THE remonstrants withdrew the petition
we will talk of the natural tendency of
water to run up hill.
Feb. ~. TRANSIENT.
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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
As we look from our window this morn
ing out across the valley and to the hills
beyond, over white clad fields where the
snow crystals sparkle in the sunlight and
the trees are laden with the soft. white
flakes that were lazily falling Mt daybreak,
we wonder what can surpass the beauty of
winter landscape, when the wilderness
seems like a veil of purity covering all the
land
Fishing parties are going to and from
the lake now. Gen. {. W, Roberts of
Bangor, has made his annual fishing trip,
returning home a few days ago. One or
two parties have been at Eagle Lake
Fred Pier>on, while at work in the woods
several weeks ago, cut his knee very badly
with Il draw shave. He is still unable to
leave his bed, and suffers severely.
j +. Enerr has been confined to the
hon>c foi the past week by illness DIR.
Lord i attending him.
MI J + Holmes uf Oldtown. has been
ia town for 4 week With organs and sew
ID. machines for sale. Hi- organs were
excellent and We learn that he sold one To
Mr.. II Z. Cul>nn
J + Giles and f F. Mace have Just re-
turned from an extended fishing excur-
sion.
Mrs.. Jackson is recovering from her re-
cent illness
Raymond Williams cut his foot quite
badly few days ago.
Last Friday evening the new skating
rlnh al ShaM- tanncry on township No
49, wa opened with dance. We learn
that INV Spirit Wa q little too ardent for
the occasion. AMI fight cn>ued and again
the evil of utcmpcraucc is brought before
Ms The gentleman who told u about IL
matlr a remark To the effect that there he
ing - few ladies present the crowd felt
30 restraint, and we quite agree with him
that thc presence Of ladies sheds refining
influence over the roughcr natures nf the
lorl- ~ creation. FLo~etE.
Feb 10
4 mild and pleasant winter with good
shedding The lumhcrmen are Improving
H.
Ru~ncs- il dun here thi~ winter with
nothing doin, on the township. We are
l"okinG anNtuu>ly FOR spring and Arr 10
hnp"- unit business viii haze revival ar
trr President Harrison takes hi. seat
Feb 10 :
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
ElIsworth--Feb. s, Mr.. Nathan S. Salisbury,
aged Sc years and IL months.
Mibridge-Feb. 2, Frances, wife of Capt.
Alec Ray. aged 81 years.
Sedgwick 4. Mrs. Lizzie Henderson,
aged % Years. 10 months and 20 days.
Feb. f. Winnie Maud. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Llewellyn Hooper, aged years.
West GouldsbOro 1, Mr.. Samuel
Gouldsboro. aged 81 years.
San Domingo, W. Jan. Is, Walter R.
Gonzalez. formerly Of Ellsworth, aged years
and 10 months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

Since my lat writing Veranu~ tiicid
ana wife Of Your city have been here yl-it-
ing Capt Leander Dyer snd wife
Linwood Salisbury cut his foot quite
badly but la. got 50 as To be out again.
The sewing circle had basket supper
ami took over i've dollars.
II Il good shedding at pre-en. and the
folks arc improving it hauling their wood
The Messr~ Bartlett have got their host,
the Water Nymph, "oti and are going seal
Looping.
n z Bartlett came home from Bar Har
Dor last week.
LESSEE Dix has got quite well again We
hope she will continue TO improve.
Mrs. Anna Bartlett has a lace cactus
which ha- quite number Of blossoms on
it and large number Of buds
Feb. 4 b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

Grand Army Post was formed in this
town on the 9th inst. We Will speak of it
more fully at an early date.
Mr. E G. johnson has gone to Glen
wood, Arop>took county. to make last
blocks. and Mr. James F. Meade has gone
to Danforth % the same business.
Mr.. Charles F. Johnson has returned
from MilIyillc New Brunswick, where he
has been 1t work in the woods
Rev s W Chaplin has gone to Massa-
chusettS on vacation.
Miss Grace Oak who formerly taught
school at the village, has bought the shoe
store Of G. 5 Clark 4 Co.. In Garland and
proposes to carry on the business.
We understand that three children of
Hon. James " BlaI>tlelI are sick with scar
let fever
When Prince Bismarck comes to measure
swords with Mr.. Blaine he will find a pre-
mier whom ii is not easy to overmatch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

south Gouidsbera.
The Sabbath school Of this place wishes
to return thanks to Elder Atkins and Sab
bath school Of Winter Harbor, for large
number Of library books received from
them.
A little child of VIM. Coombs was burned
quite badly week ago by lighting match
Is and getting his clothes ON fire
There is some talk of getting ice here
soon.
Bad colds are quite prevalent here at
present
Our winter school is taught by Miss
Grace kittredge. Without doubt it will be
a profitable term.
The lobster catchers have done very well
here this winter; no ice to trouble them
and very fair price for Holsters. S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
inNIlE 10 MOTHERS

Are YOU disturbed at night and hrokrn of
Your rest By >ick child suffering and cry ing
with pain Of cutin- teeth: II 80. send 1T
once and get il bottle of Mis-. WINSTON :
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING IT. value is incalculabie. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers. there j. 10 mistake about il.
1t cures dy>rutery and darrhua regulates the
stomach and boacl>. cures wind collie. >nftcn-
the guns, reduces inflammation. and gives
tone aud energy to the whole y stem. Mrs.
WINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chill
pREN TEErHING i pleasant to the taste. and
i the prescription of one OF The oldest and best
female nurses and ply icnn, in the United
States. and j. for sale BY AL druggists TN ough-
out the world. Price - cents bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

south BrooksviIle.
The heavy rain of Tuesday took the
snow about all of, making it very bad for
the teamsters.
Our harbor is free from ice and several
of our coasters are still at work carrying
wood to Rockland.
Rev. J. +. Haley preached st the school
house here Sunday, to the enjoyment and
ediication of his audience. His text is
found in Acts, 1926.
School closed in district No. 4, last Fri
day. NJ.
Feb. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

About six weeks ago Pastor Thompson
was presented with nice new ulster hy
the people Of North Sedgwick and North
Sedgwick Ridge.
The North Sedgwick people feeling de
termned that Mrs. Thompson should not
be Sighted had a hull corn and cake sup
per in the hall Jan. 10th, which was well
patronized BY the Brooklin and Sedgwick
people. The proceeds went to purchase a
handsome shawl, black dress and gloves.
The recipients Of these valuable and use
full articles are very thankful to their many
friends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

De not suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. 1t is not necessary. Carter's
Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, one
little pill. Small price. Small dose. Small
pill.
We have used Browns Instant Relief and
can recommend it to our readers rs an article
Of great merit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
born.

Sunset Jan. y, to MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Beck. daughter.
Sargrnt,ille-Feb. 6, to Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
nev GfndaI. Il daughter.
Sttubrn- Feb. ,, to Mr.. and Mrs c. H..
Haskell. Jr.. daughter.
Greens Landing Jan. 30, to Mr.. and Mrs.
" r. smith a son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

Good Shedding and bark hauler- from
out Of town are numerous
on Thursday the spirited team belonging
to W. :. Spencer ran away. ran against
other teams, but doing no damage.
Two weeks ago five men had narrow
escape from being drowned il Union River
hy leaky boat sinking il deep water.
Those who could swim assisted the Others
ashore and they all arrived home in safety.
G. Q. Anderson wa, struck in the eye by
a flying stick while splitting wood, which
causes his face to appear like lighting
mans.
Feb. | Il.
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when Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child she cried for astoria,
When she became Miss she cling to CastoriA,
Whsn Oh. had Children, she gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

AT our last progrt ssive euchre party
given by Miss Victory Milk, n, Mrs. Luie
kingman and Mr.. Sherman McFarlanp
were best lady and gentleman players.
Feb. 18th. AUNT JUDY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
RTCKIEN,S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilhlain>.
CornS. and AL Skin Eruptons. aud positively
cure, Piles or no pay required. II is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price p cents per box. FOR SALE
BY S. ID. Wigyin 1y22
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Married..

Bar Harbor-Feb 8, by Rev. A. F. Palmer.
Mr.. Nathan S. Kingsley and Miss May +.
Peckham. both of Bar Harbor.
Deer I>le-Jan. 80. by Rev. c. n. Gleason,
Mr.. f. A. Green and Miss Kate d. Small,
both of Deer Isle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
Happy Meeting of Two Friends.

John VI. Alien of Charlotte, \. Y, said I"
his friend. Parsons. am about dead with the
Gravel. and cannot find help" Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr.. Allen to give Dr. David Ken
nedy'- Fa,nritc Remedy. of Rondout, \. y.
Il trial. Weeks went bs and the friends met.
Mr.. lien said. '.Dr. David kennedH'> Fav-
orte Remedy has saved my lif,. Ii j. ii cure
for GruN Gland the only cure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14
GIRLS ~ ANTED

NIRL> ~ ANIED-The Colchester Eull,er
u Company, offer situations to females between
is and 80 years, to make rubber shoes will nav
the board of beginners and furnish piece work
soon as instructed, in six weeks diIigent hands
can earn more than their board aud gradually in
crease until they can earn from - to 81 above
their board according to skllfulness. iIoartiipg
houses occupied by females exclusively kept in
the very best manner competent hou-ekcepers
pleasant locations; furniture, beds and carpets
are entirely new. Applications to GEORGE
WAIkINSON, Presi lent. Colchester. { nnn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

The good old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Rest known cure for Coughs, Colds & Consump
ion. Genuine Cutler Bros Co, Boston.
6mo44
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-14

IN N1ED MAN TO take e. the ga. agency 81 gt
M lches weight 500 lbs; retail price SIS other
- sizes in proportion. A rare chance and per-
manent business. These Safes meet q demand
never before supplied by other Safe companies, a.
we are not governed by the Safe Pool Address
ALPINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.