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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
siSE DICEI.

Con un Sc Dice, Sc dice cuanto
Sc quiere, y aai la opinion sc for
ma, 8 presumen aIgunos formalla.
En politica basta esa prueba, y va
los tontos abren la boca.
iSs dice Figdrense nuestros
lectorea ! Y, porque Sc dice, ven.
gan los argumentos, y q veces al-
60 mas.
Un peri6dico autouomista:
use dice que el General Pala-
clos se presentara candidate para
Diputado q Cortes por el distrito
de Ponce.
Mejor serfa que a6rmase ell co.
lega: 10 decimos eOSotros.
Y lpor que 10 decis, pregunta-
remos2 Lo decis, porque ha.
biendo propagado tanto el odio
contra el sefior General Palacios,
Sc os figura que asf, luchando
contra Ell enemigO coms5n, vais q
unir vuestros esfuerzos en- pro del
candidate por vosotros proclams'
do, que es un federal que vots
con Ell senor RI. SEstamos9
lTretas de polfticos bisonos !
de polieicos que Sc imsginsn que
los demas comulgan CON ruedas
de molinoI
iSe dicel Digan Vds: Sc in'
venta; pues, al fin y al cabo, tods
esa deeantada autOnoneta, cue ia
les argumentos uss, NO es mas
que para imvenct6n de intelectos
extrsviados.
iUnir esfuerzos y voluntades
Sc dice que los aWtonomistas sue
nan en- la reaIidad de 10 impoai'
BILE; que estan locos y perdidos
Aprovechemos el 0rgssmeatoi
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Lineapf9rfea del 0este.

Por oil Sdturniaa, procedente
de Liverpool, ha recibido ell due.
no de Ia Lfnea ferrea del Oeste,
nuestro amigo el senior Vald6s. el
c6modo J hermoso vaporcito que
habfa encargado, segtn anuncia-
mos oportunamente, para llevar
el pasaje y carga de esta Capital
q Catafio, y vice.versa, en- cone.
xidn con el tranvia de Bayam6n.
Felicitamos por clio 4 Ia EN-
presa ferroviaria del Oeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22

Aunque 10 crea 10 contrario, no
ha llega6o aun la hora de 20 justi-
fear en- p6blico mi proceder como
Administrator de la Loteria. A
50 tempo, si continuare siendo
necesario, 10 hare, Dios mediante .
Por hoy solo dire que aver he pre-
sentado la dimisi6n de mi empleo.
Noviembre 21 de 1889.
Estanislao Marines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22

Silvela como orador, como pensa-
dor Y como hombre pdblico. Con
efecto, Ia inmunidad del Diputado
para perseguirle por delitos come
tidos fuera del Parlamento, tenia
que lamar la atenci6n de quien
tan bien siente como piensa.
Silvela es una de las glorias de
Espaha, como 10 es ell jOven Me-
n6ndez Pelayo, que pronunci6 I'm
notabilisimo discurso en- Ia apertu-
ra del curse de la Universidad
Central. Y como 81 algo faltara,
ha alberto sus catedras el Ateneo.
con nm trabajo asombroso de 50
presidente, Oanovas del Castillo,
que verso sobre los modos distintos
con que la soberania SO ejerce en-
las democracias modernas. Todos
los diarios, sea cualquiera 81 color
politico, han tributado las alaban.
zas que merece ell discurao del pro.
fundo literato, que es sin disputa
ell gran estadista de la naci6n; en-
50 discurso luci6 Oanovas su in
mensa erudici6n y su talento. Re.
comiendo a los lectores del BoLE-
Tin la lectura de esa admirable pro.
ducci6n.
El Oongreso ha declarado va Ia
vacante del distrito de Ponce, por
fallecimiento del sefior Vizcarron-
do. Por el ministerio de Ultramar
Sc ha publicado un real decreto su-
primiendo unos cr6ditos Y redu-
ciendo otros de los presupuestos de
Cuba, Filipinas y esa isla, y dispo.
niendo que con 81 importe 90 ga.
tisfagan otros de los mismos pre-.
supuestos.
Los teatros, despues de hartarnos
con d. Juan Isnorio, solemnizando
el dia de Difuntos con las calave-
radas 6 impiedades del famoso
burlador de Sevilla, NADIA nuevo
han ofrecido. El Real sigue lleno,
admirando el pdblico la prodigiosa
voz de nuestro Gayarre y de la
Kupfer. Sc dice que pronto oire
mos en- el regio coliseo q la jover
cantante puertorriquena Amslis
Paoli, que va has sido aplaudida or
Italia, y 1itimamente en- Valencia
Els una artista de grandes esperan
zas, y ahi Sc leera con gusto la no
ticia.
Sazonare el final de mi revists
| con algo de chismografia de pasi
Ito, que pone de relieve la gracis
meridional de nuestro pals.
En- varios circulos Sc designa {
Oassola, Romero = Martos, jefe de
los conjurados, con ell nombre d.
estuohe, como 81 fueran, en- ell tire
sillo politico, Ia espadG, el basto y Ii
mala. Y para que Romero sea @
hombre del movimiento, aver, er
plena session, le dijo Sagasta QUE
no era mas que "jete de alguno1
diputados que no tenian otro pape
que el de Cirineos del partido con
servador."
B. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
FUGA DE PRESOs.

Es verdaderamente escandalo-
50 la frecueneia con que SO fugan
de Ia Carcel de Ponce los reclu
SOS, y es va llegsdo el momento
de que concluyan las evasiones de
la misma.
Once presos sc han fugado en-
estos dias de la citada Carcel, Sc
gun nos informa Et Popular de-
10, que dices
Anoche, a les ocho, sc escsparor
de Ia eArcel NADIA menos que once pre-.
sos, los que, aanqus, seguu Sc nos ase'
gura por quien debe saberlo, no son de
tos mas crlminales, no por ESQ deja de
ser muy censurable que tales hechot
sucedan y go repitan con demasiads
frecuenCia por las l6simas condolences
de 10 carcel J de los cAlabozos,
La fogA Ia emprendleron por IN bo
quote alberto h&cia 10 parts que do uns
de los bartoIinss da d 10 lstTins de 10
casa en- qae essuvo sl cafe La Esme
ralda, inhsbitada actuAlmente.
EAlgunos vecinos 30 apercibisron de
Ia fuga y con ess motive se llsn6 ID
cslIs de cnriosos.
FL Juez instructor precsdi6 en- Sc
guida q Ia averigusci6n del hecho, :
parejas de la Guardia Civil y de Orden
Ptblieo, salieron en- persecution de los
pr6fugos Sin que hssta ahorA hsya si.
do aprehendid0 ninguno.
FL ssfior Alcalde comunic6 On el &C.
to por TELEGRAPH ell suceso sl Sr. Go.
befnador General.
hay que ,pensst sacramento en- 10
reforma de nnestro establecimiento
penal, por Ia que tsnto hemos clamado
y clama q opinion ptblica".
Nosotros llamamos sobre esto
Ia atenci6n de nuestro Gobierno,
a fin de que tome las prudentes
medidas que en- su clare criterio
juzgue convenientes para RENE
diar 81 NAL que Sc lamenta.
Iufinidad de presos Sc han fu-
gado de la Carcel de Ponce, en- no
largo espacio de tempo, y entire
elloa fgura el tristemente ceIebre
criminal Perez Lucia, que por
fortuna 80 haila otra vez q buen
tecaudo.
Si las evasiones de la Carcel de
Ponce contindap, 10 que no espe-
ramos Gquien garantisa la calma
! el sosiego de aqual vecindario,
le Ia Jurisdiction y sus limitrofesP :
Ei case es grave y requiers una
'ronta y e6cas resoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
REAL DECRETO.

La Gaceta de hoy publica Ell
Real Decreto de 28 de Septiem.
bre dltimo creando en- ell Ministe
rio dc Ultramar un Negociado
para enbender en- ell serYicio de 10
del Estado, , el cual
funcionara 4 las 6rdenes inmedias
;as del Director general dc Ha.
'ianda, 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
SENTENCIA.

y . En- la villa y corte de Madrid,
Z 4 % dc Septiembre de 1880:
Resultando, que On la tarde del 8
de Mario de1880, al regresar del
eiercioio una compahfa del tercer
battalion de Voluntarios de Ia Ca
foliha, en- Puerto Rico, sali6 de
ana casa Ignacfo Velazquez, al
e Darecer embragado, Y protri6 pa
.1abras obscenas 8 insuites confrs
k menciona5a compafiia, sin qus
@nediara pot parte dc 6sta agresi4
llguna. stspdo eondusido por nh |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
NOMBRAMIENTO.

Segdn vemos en- Ia Gaceta de
hoy, s. E. Sc ha servido nombrar
Alcalde de Naguabo q don Este
ban Catarineu, que ocupaba el
primer lugar de la terna propues.
ia al efecto.
Nuestros pldcemes al favored.
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22

Ha pasado q mejor vida en- esta
Ciudad la respectable sefiora dota
Anastasia de Rivers, viuda de-
don Jose E. Cabrera.
Era la difunta una DANA de ex.
celentee cualidades y virtudes, por
10 cual gogaba en- nuastra socie. :
dad de generates aimpatias. ~ Z i
!, Dlagsaysaspnss gsyap su5 alma en . la la paz del
0eIlor. 10 oaleegea 80 ,aNi19 ss!ir.
Y reciba su desconsoladA fami.
lia nuestro.sincero pesamegq zt5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28
Ellsworth Falls

Ellsworth Fails
At the annual school meeting Monday
evening Geo. f. Davis was chosen agent,
and Levi Bennett. clerk.
Rev. 4. A. Cambridge's lecture at Union
hall last Monday evening, was interesting
and instructive throughout.
Mr.. Obedah Maddox died at his home
last week at an old age.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Robt. Gerry
lost horse through sickness. The horse
appeared to be well when placed in the
stable at night after being driven to Els
worth and back. He died at 80.
The polls for electric lights are being
placed on the shore road. The line run
ming between Ellsworth and Ellsworth
Falls on State street is TO be removed and
placed on the new line. The company
propose to add two additional dynamos 10
the plant here soon; one to be new, the
other to be taken from the plant at Ellis
worth.
Miss Carrie Hastings has accepted a
situation as teacher at Waltham.
School on the Shore road closed last
Friday. Miss Lena Grindal was the teach
err.
Mr. Oscar Morrison has moved into the
Albert Higgins house on Mill street.
Miss Bertha Clark of fremont, came
from her home last Friday, and accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs. e. b.
Lord, went to Portland last Saturday
morning TO have a cancer removed from
her face.
Communications from New Hampshire,
say that Ed. White will be at home Satur-
day. Is.
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pay in shoes, the balance in cash, because
bricks make US go barefoot part of the

pay in shoes, the balance in cash, because
bricks make US go barefoot part of the
time.
Demand for labor here is good and no
one, who wants to work, need be idle
still we have our usual number of GROWERS
and fault-npders who are constantly seek
Ing for work and hoping not to find it.
Several new buildings will be built in
town this season: 4 new meeting house
and probably one or two new stores, be-
sides new house for s. Peterson.
We are Informed that the Masonic Lodge
Is trying to purchase a lot between the
two villages on which to erect nice
building, the upper part to be used as a
hall for their use, and the lower part to be
sold or leased to parties for mercantile
purposes.
One thing we do need, and must have
that is a small steamer TO connect with
Belfast or Rockland. All our goods now
are teamed from Bucksport, which j. ex-
pensive small light draft boat would
do good business here. A move Is Gu
foot to buy or charter one, and think it
will succeed H.
March 25.
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iNiiEE I'D MOTHERS.

Are You disturbed at night and broken Of
YOUR rest by sick chid suffering and CRYING
with pain of cutrin-, teeth> II 50. send At
once and get bottle of MRS. NINsIDw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErH-
ING. it, value is ucairulbl". II will relieve
the pooS little sufferer itntnt diatcly. Depend
upon It, mothers, there j. no mistake about il.
II cure, ,lA >enlcry and iiarrbua, regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie soften.
Tn" gums. reduces Inflammation. and gives
tone aud energy 10 The " hole ~ stem. Mis-.
NINsLoN'S SOOTHING SNRUP FOR CHiI-
nKEN lEFTHtNG il pleasant to the taste, and
J. the prescription of on" of the oldest aud best
female nurses aud phl >iciun> in the United
states. and !, for sale hv ail druggists TIN ough-
out the world. Price 2,5 cent, bottle.
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BoSton& Bangor S.S.Co.
WINTER SERVICE.

BANGOR LINE.
Commencing Monday, pee. 3Ist isss, steamers
will leave Bncksport, weather permitting for Bel
fast Camden, Rockland and Boston, Mondays and
Thursdays at II A. NJ.
RETURNING.
From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays ats Z. NJ
From Rockland, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
at about ga NJ, touching at all river land
ings.
MOUNT DESERT AND FRENCHMAN'S BAY
LINES.
Commencing Monday Dec. 3Ist, steamer will
leave Bar ilarbor, weather permitting, as follows
For Southwest HarbOr, swans Island, Green's
Landing and Rock land, connecting with steamer
for Boston, Mondays and Thursdays at about 8
A. NJ , or upon arrival of steamer from sorrento
For Sorrento, Wednesdays and saturdays at
about p. NJ.
RETURNING.
From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays at SIP. NJ
From Rockand Wednesday and Saturday
mornings upon arrival of steamer from Boston
From Sorrento, Mondays and Thursdays ats 4
NJ.
ROCKLAND AND ELLSWORTH LINE.
Steamer is withdrawn until opening of naviga-
ton in the spring of lisa.
CHAS. y. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston.
WILLIAM II. HILL General Manager, Boston.
l6tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28

ndrr date Of july 18th, IS>S. Mrs. Laura
a kempton. OF West Rutland. Vermont,
writes We are certain that only for Or.
David krnnrd,'s Favoritc Remedy, OF Ron
dout. n y. our little ten year-old daughter
would have been dead from Brght's Disease
We had tried IN vain other means, but the Fav-
orhe Remedy came Just IN time 10 save her
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Washington. ID, &.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office OF the Chief Clerk. Dee. II. IS
DR.. +. 5. HUTCHINSON 4 co. Gents: When
IN kittery, Me. last September my father
called my attention to your iati-I poplectiae.
which was claimed To cure MUSCULAR RHEu-
MATIsM. and | al once procured a bottle for
trial, ~ had been suffering wit;, that troubl,
= hong time. IL has greatly benefited me- aud
an nearly free from it. | wish some OF my
friends TO try Your remedy. Send me six bot
tlt> by express. &. q. ID. ii. {. LOWELL.
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Obituary notices 5eBoad the Dnf., Name an 4
Age must be pdid fpr at the rate OF ten cents line
Ellsworth March y, Margaret L.. wife OF
Joseph slsy, Jr., and daughter of Mr. aud
Mrs. Daniel Harrington, aged 81 years. ,
months and % days.
- March ~. Miss Annie Mahoney. aged u
years and months.
SO. surry March Il, Mr.. Benjamin Youu.
aged 81 Years and } months.
Sunset March IS Mr.. Abigail Gray, aged
Sc wears.
Gould>boro March II, Capt. Elijah ;.
DSane, recently of Sorrento, aged Il years
months and Il days.
Ca>tine March -, Mr. Melville J. CLARK
aged s. years.
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A Moman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for
seven years she withstood its seNerest tests
burt her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three months
she conghed necessarily and could not Sleep
She bought Of Us bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was 80 much
relieved on taking the first dose that she slept
all night and with one bottle has been miracu-
lousy cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther LutZ."
Thus writes W. c. Hamrick & Co.. of shelby.
n. Get a free trial bottle at 5. ID. Wig
gins Drug Store.
You don't know how much better you will
feel il you take Hoods SarsaparIa. 1t will
overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood.
give you good appetite, and make you bright.
active and strong. Be sure to get Hoods Sar-
ssparilla. Sold by druggists.
The HOmeliest Man in Ellsworth
As well as the handsomest. and others are in
vited to call on any druggist and get free "A
trial bottle OF Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely
upon it merits aud is guaranteed 10 relieve and
cure all Chronic and Acute Coughs. Asthma.
Bronchitis and Consumption. Large bottles
80 cents and 81. 1yr4
We recommend Carriers Iron Pills TO every
woman who j. weak. nervous and discouraged;
particularly those who have thin, pale lips
cold hands and feet, and who without
strength or ambition. These are the case, for
which Carriers Iron Pills are specially prepared,
and this class cannot use them without benefit.
Valuable for men also. In metal boxes, at 30
cents. Sold by druggists or sent by mail. See
advertisement elsewhere.
DON'T DESPAIR.
II you are weak and weary from some So
called chronic disease, don't give up. Sulphur
Bitters has given hope to many invaiids. where
hitherto there was nothing but despair. 1t
will build up and renew your whole system
Editor Weekly american.
CONSUMPTION NOT CURED
But prevented. by the use OF Takoma, the
great new remedy for catarrh. BY its use
every diseased cavity Of the head Is reached,
reducing the Inflammation which extends to
the throat and lungs, relieving the dreadful
headaches, and stopping the poisonous dis
charges, which pass into the lungs and st0m-
ach, often causing consumption and death.
If you want custom suit made from tina
best of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style Of art. and TO fit 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 as can be
shown In the country. lott
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28
-Mayor Aiken Is charging his stable

variety >ttTe.
Arthur NJ. Foss, Esq, has returned to Bar
Harbor from trip TO Florida
Calvin J. Sargent. for assault on his wife,
was sent ~ to jail Tuesday. for thirty days
There will be dance at Belts, Hal. ON
Saturday evening of this week
The store on the west side OF The bridge
owned by Mr.. f. H. Grrriy. ha, been pnr-
chased by Mr.. John Malone.
The house Oh State street formerly occli-
pied by Mr.. Henry Jordan has been purchased
by Mr.. Carlton McGown
4 Z he house on State street. now occupied
by Rev. +. A. Palmer. has been sold we hear,
to Mr.. Geo. :. SWEET who will convert It into
boarding bouse.
MIR. Henry Harrington was called home
to lhi- city from Massachusetts, by the death
Of his sister, Mrs. Margaret >ilvy He ar
rived Monday morning.
"A building company il being organized in
Boston 10 build a number OF cottages on the
property of the Nj. Desert aud Eastern Shore
Land Company. near Pcmeiic Mountain
The Ma.on mill started up Monday We
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the Governor on the commission to represent
the State at New York in the coming Washing
ton cs,,.rri.t
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The public are cordial. invited To n free
reading in English. French and Italian by
Prof. Ventura. at the residence of Mn Geo
7. Button. on Friday evening OF this week. ut
80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Eugene Hale. who b.. he,p r., fiji.
city several days, the guest OF MR.. \. f.
Wi-wel. len Tuesday night to return TO
Washington.
We hear that Mr.. J,hp n Ford confer.
TONER i. about to onrn = branch .fnr. at R.r
H,rbor. which - ili h.. cnpd,,,,,1 J., NJ. l,r,,h.
rr. Mr.. Jane. Ford
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gagged Tor several months IN business IN Min
nrHp"ll>. M'hh.- J. pow 81 home fur a few
"''h-' making ready t" m"'" NJ family To
'hSt 'ac' "bri' ~ expects fo -'tiie parma
nch'N
Iud-c Cuuuiu.h ham. executor 81 tie r. &.
" opdman estate. BucA>yurt. l...d "a TUESDAY.
all to. arroara-,. Of take. ,lu, on the foundry
building IN this city, amountiu. L. nearly $3.50
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28

About thirty of the many friends of
Mr.. aud Mrs A. C. Peters met at their
residence Monday evening, March 18th, it
being the occasion of Mrs. Peters birth
day very pleasant evening was spent
in conversation and music, after which re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Peters was
the recipient of very handsome hanging
lamp for which she extends her thanks
to those who contributed towards it, and
also to her many frieLds and the ladies of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28
Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH FosT OFFICE. Mar. %. 1883.
Miss Gertrude DAYS, Ezra p. Gray.
Alex. Kennedy. Mr. Fred Moore.
Mrs. Elnce Merrill, Mr. Rpya Moore.
Miss Ella Mason Marceilu- r. Merrill.
Mr. tharlt> NJ. Oakes. MIR. W. f. Phillips.
4. +. Robbins. Green W. Srammons
J. g. Wilson. Mr.. A. \. Wilbur.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. w. GRFFIY p NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28

Brookiin.
| see by the county papers that business
is booming in the several towns. 1t is al
so true of Brooklin.
There is decided air of activity at the
BROOKLYN Canning companys work. The
manager, S. G. Stevens, has been in town
and given orders, &c, and left for the west
on the Richmond" the 2lst. Mr.. Stevens
is having a large two story shop built in
connection with his other commodious
buildings The new building is 4Ox46
the lower story to be used As cutting
shed and the upper story as packing
room. Mr.. Stevens was accompanied by q
Prof. Young Of Boston.
We are soon to have a telephOne'con-
Meeting the telegraph Office at Sedgwick
aud the Office Of the BROOKLYN Canning Co. /,
at BROOKLYN.
District No has decided to repair their
school house; voted to finish it all in white
wood, with the exception of the seats
which are To be iron of the improved pat
tern.
Rumor says there is going to be one or
more cottages built at Watson point on
land of Noah Tibbetts and near the new
steamboat wharf.
f. A. Friend of the west side, BrCoklin,
has new barn 40x30 in process of con-
struction.
Permanent boarder at E. NJ. Carter's, .
girl.
March 25. BENDIGo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-28
City and County.

sch AHlhuae has arrived Win lFeiSht
from Po,lland.
Mr.. A.h az Bar Iiarbor. intends 10 build a
weir AZ Sunset the coming summer.
There are rumors In Bangor that new
morning paper i soon to be started in that
city.
MIR. aud Mr.. Arthur W. Greely OF this
citv, passed Il recent SUNDAY with Mr.. Sewall
Is. >Maz,y At BucAsport.
Mr.. r. +. sweeney has been appointed
. night policeman in place Of Capt. Goodwin,
whose term had expired.
I -schooners Layots. Adam Bowrbv. Nellie
Grant ana }. NJ Kennedy are loading slaves
for New YORK.
The Lt'ie Round Trp has had new
smoke stack. ND i now ready fyr business
7 Mr. Charles Blancr d Prospect Harbor.
was IN thi~ cii' On Monday ,nn hi Wa, to Port
land Tor the transaction o; business.
capt. Warren P4tten MT ,a,t Monday for
New York 10 take schooner Agricols. ard will
run j packet line the coming season. between
tti> port and Boston
The sup. Jul. court uo,k,t. for the April
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''..''- "".'''"" parents 10 th'' CITY,
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The a'i'uti"n 81 our r al,r- = called to
I 'hs 3D." advertisement of l'ana'> sar>aparia
4 20 10, found else whrr' in Tia paper.
/ Thu. W ,st End Hotel al Bar Harl.,r /. he.
. in. ns..,a,n,i, PAINTED inside and ont and
I u.s.... r.-i.iy for summer bu-in.>. bi,- RIM
I OF travel = expected.
NJ. I T tI..L,,.su Win, h.. t..,, .,,.,,.;
In, fb. winter At her hu-han,i,. l,nh,rir,,
. .,ti,.t. it NV U,ur.bfr.. IA. returned homo
/ "a, Lewiston \, here She visited friend. for -
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the Relief Corps who have manifested SO
much kindness and sympathy since her
long confinement of eighteen months to
her home by sickness A.