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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

Two Of the luckiest young men in tle
city OF Dayton, o, are Edmond G a1d
George c. Albert, who held The ono-ifen'
tie:h OF ticket No. 81. 62l. which drcw 'le
first capital prize Of S30O,OO0 in the draw
ing Of The Lolisilna State Lottery, made
in New Orleans on the 18Th OF N0yruh.r.
They have always been honest anl hiri-
working. Their father Casper Alert, rs
respectable barber. died several ye.rs 500.
and they have had bard and uphill Worf.
assisting their widowed RIO her 10 faplou
the family. Dayton (Otiol il1aocrat De-
cember 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

Only % cents for a bottle of Salvation
Oil, the new and popular liniment
Old John Browns fort at Harper's Ferry is
not 80 celebrated as DR.. Balls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
HYDRoPHoBIA FROM a CAT.

Horrible Death of Georgia Man Mont
After He Was Bitten.
ATLANTA. GA, February S.-Henry
Wormack, living near Social Circle, was
bitten by rabid cat about one month ago.
He died to-day, after undergoing all the
horrors incident to bydrOphObia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale ana Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ca, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give such
uniyersal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected By these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro-
noupced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of few bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan & Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

Senator Scotts co-educatiOn resolution
Nas then taken up. and wsrra debate en-
sued The advantage in the end clearly
remained with Its opponents. TneresOlu-
ton arthor zss the University Regents to
mske preparation for the admission OF
women 90 thst Institution. Mr. Price op-
pas.u i' His s.lad was taken on the
ground .cst he &c, Incorporating the Uoi-
ye-.ity. and lhe grants O; land aud money
made in iis favor, all contemplated the
formation OF strict scientific school tor
bows and lot a mixed Institution. II wa'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
Con Ronlancer,. PIan..

PARIS, February e. Gen. B1u.algcI
in an interview to-day, declared tlat fia
programme was the adoption OF the Amu-
lean Constitution, bat with ica ytar
Presidency; the formation cf q Co10ci. o.
State 70 prepare and submit laws % mon
deliberatiye national council 81 500 mcu
bers. half TO be elected by un,ven.' e1l-
frage and half to be chosen by the F.af
ince,, and to sit Only enc month in .-e
year, aud the granting Of limited ioa.
government 10 the proylucos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
Horsford.s Acid Phosphate

For Impaired vitality
and weakened energy, Is wonderfully sue
cessful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

true that the develt lent of the Univer-
sity had been on lines divergent from this
purpose, vet such a radical change in its
design as this one had never yet been made,
and be did not believe that it was wise or
practicable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

Then tha Democratic Senators recOnsid-
ered their determination to be severe with
,beir brethren, aud allowed some them to
make amendments to the Journal, showing
that some OF them were not arrested when
they were were, and were not in custody,
although IL took several officers to per-
suade them 90 come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09

A rtcess was taken, sitter which the
Governors special message was considered,
and ordered printed. Senator Furhee, by
leave presented the Mouudsville charter
bill, with the petition OF W. l.. Edwards
sni "A others, that it pass. The bill is
a'rsady wei along n the House.
Senate Bill No %. authorizing the con-
struction OF booms across Elk river, was
passed TO its second reading. as were also
Senate Bill No 81. amending the system
of County Court i'm Fischer county and the
Grafton charter bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Great Pond.
The parties at Alligator Lake and Middle
Branch Pond have returned TO their homes
well pleased with their stay In the region
of rod and gun.
Raymond Williams has gone to Spring
geld, Mass, where he is employed by A.
w. Mills.
Rev. Mr.. Harding and wife Of Ellsworth
and Elder Smith have spent the Sabbath
here. Elder Smith has been laboring here
for the past few weeks, and on Sunday,
Oct. 20th i've were baptized.
We learn that Haslem Bros. of Waltham
will move their crew to the woods this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond Emery of Bar
Harbor have been visiting their cousin, +.
f. Mace.
Jimmie, Gid you find your dog, or cap
ture the deer2 II not, try again.
Oct. 20. FLOssIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aye mNstbe paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-Oct "a, Mr.. William Weed, aged As
years and months.
Lynn, ass.-Oct. y. Mrs Julia A., wife Of W.
7. Christian, aged "A years and months.-Bar
H.rbor papers please copy.
Snliivan-Oct. %. Mr.. Jabez S. Foster, aged "a
years.
Sunset-Oct. "A, Leroy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
Ian l.. GRAY, aged year and months.
West Deer Is'e-Oct. 25, Mr.. Jesse stinson.
Waltham-Oct. %. Mrs. Mary E., wife of A. X.
DYER, aged 8 years, months and % days.
Oriand-Oct. "a, Mr.. William Pickering, aged S.
years and months.
PenobscOt-Oct. 10, Mrs. Eliza Leach, aged II
years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Nicholson, has arrived with 23OO quintals
of fish, nearly a full fare. Capt. N. reports
that the ARTHUR " s. Woodruff will be
along in few days.
Mr.. Thomas Partridge has purchased the
place owned by the late Lorin Reyes.
Mr.. Clarence s. York of Bethel, Me-, and
Miss Marcia Z. Narbis of this town, were
united in marriage the 23d inst, by Rev.
H. W. Norton Of. Winterport. They will
reside in Bethel.
Mr.. Piper of Rockland, contractor for
Christmas trees, began cutting in this VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

M r Gladstone in s speech al south
port said he was unable 10 outline the LID
rral policy beyond what was already
known.
Captain Wi~sman hears that Stanley
and Euin viii reach MpNapwa the latter
part Of November,
The Prince amt Princes, Of Wales
have arrived At Athens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Bar Harbor-Oct 49, at the residence II Mr.
John Hopkins. by Rev. A. r. Palmer, Mr. ". II.
sherman, editor Of the Record and Miss Annie r
smith, both of Bar HarDor.
Oct. Z, by Rev. J. TOrrey. Mr.. Will I. Rich
ar'ison and Miss Georgia S. Brewer, both Of BAR
Harbor
Oct, 10, by same. Mr. Junius NJ Cole and Miss
Ariette l.. Grindle. both Of Bar Harbor
Oct -. by same. MIR. Judson smith and Miss
Hattie Runnels, both Of Bar Harhor
-Oct. 5, by same, Mr.. John W Pierce OF Eden
and Miss Annie l.. Turn of Eldington.
Oct. i2, by same, MIR George W. Hatch and
Miss Nancy w. Leach. both of Penobscot
Salisbury Cove-Oct. IS. by ssme, Mr.. Walter +.
Rodick Of Bar Harbor and Miss Annie NJ. Hamor
Of Salisbury Cove.
Brooksyiile-Sept. 90, by Rev fl. ID. Hart Mr..
George W. Dolliver and Miss Minnie l. Grindie,
both Of Bar Harbor.
Prospect Harbor-Oct. II, by c. c. Larrabee,
Esq, Mr. Lewis +. Foss and Miss Susie p. Tracy.
Dangor-Oct. p. at ST. Johns Episcopal church,
by Rev. John McGaw Foster, Mr. Clarence sum
ner Lunt, city editor Of the Commercial, and Miss
Edith Mary Prescott, both of Bangor.
Orland-Oct. %, at the home OF the bride. by
Rev. III W. Norton of Winterport, MIR. Clarence s.
York of Bethel, Me-, and Miss Marcia E. Narbis of
Orland.
Frankn-Oc,. a. by Rev. L. A. Carter Mr..
Winfield 5. Clarke of Spruce Head tSt. George
and Miss Abbie N. Chaplain of Sullivan.
Southwest Harbor-Oct p by Rev. W. G. Has
kelI Mr.. Joshua A. Sawyer and Miss Alberta
Hodgdon, both Of fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
Answer This Question,

Why 10 man, people we ~ around b.
seem 70 prefer to suffer aud be made miserable
BY Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Los
o. Appetite, Coming [ 4 81 the Food. yellow
skin. when for - cents We viii -eil them
>hioh's system taller. guaranteed to cure
thems Sold by :. y. Wiggin. Tyres
Why don't YOU try Carters Little Liver
Plls; They are a positive cure for sick head
ache and all the ILL produced by disordered
nAnr ONLY ON, nIll lIn-t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Oct 26. 1ss9.
Brown. {. II. tarroH. D. w
Cambell, Mr.. Lucy DAVIS, Mrs. ;. NJ.
Moore. Charlie g. MCLEOD, Mr. Henry
Richardson, Mr.. Emory lreworey' Ezra L.
Thompson, +. W.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY. z. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

| on Liberty street.
The Acfh"dtst- hal vrrv pleasant AMI
successful so*iable at their ,r.try H., Th,,rs
day evening.
-hr { Il. Story has been Ia town recent,
win an eye To The more efficient working 81
the electric works
Mrs A. T. Grees and her ,lau,h,er Nil
Mary A.. left this city Tuesday for Chicago 10
attend the National convention OF the "
cru.
Hon. Noah Brooks. editor ~ the New,yt
y j., Adrertiser, naine Of Ca.tine. hn> ure-
-enied @ the Ca>tine Town Librar, 10 mo-.
books.
We have received from Mr.. Linda 4
KnmeH ripe strawberry. picked fl her field
at East Dedham. the 9th Inst. |, look. as
fresh a. straw berry IN July.
Judge Emery entertaincd the m, mixers az
the Hancock county bar at hi> rr,i,.en,. F,r-
lands, On Friday evening last The occasion
was sert pleasant one.
| The Mt. Desert Branch Of The Maine cen.
tral Railroad is doing much more business
than usual at this season Of the wear.
/ Work on the lighthouse at Hancock Point
t Progressing rapidly aud NH probab, he
completed by the middle Of December.
| Mr.. Jeremiah Hurley has opened fruit
aud confectionery stand in the store recent,
occupied b, Mr.. J. II. Ford
Mis- 6ene'iesc West. daughter Of Hon. !
/ H. West. Of Franklin, has been visiting her
/ friend. Mr., NJ. L. Walker ina}augor.
Mr.. {. A. q. Jackson. until latrI. IL.
/ efficient moncy-ordcr clerk In the Rar II.rbor
Ifost-otfice. has taken the position Of assistant
| editor on the Coos County Democrat. weekly
/ paper published in Lancaster. n II. lie Ike,
( the business and the locality yer, much. Mr..
! Jackson will join him in few DAYS.
| There is one Young lady or whom ca,tine
can baa-t. Thinking she would like 10 rl4n,
! garden, She determined lust hat she could 10.
/ She planted ahd cared fof 1t aud wa. -urcr>,ful
! 10 RAISING large crop. upsar,Is 81 sixty
/ -quashc~ NO bushels % iofn4tot, ail other
/ things in accordance
I = apt John Barter 81 III, IA Halit. the old
I gentleman " hn wa- ln>i for 4 night but FOUND
| on thr succeeding morning. {, ,cr, ftebl,. and
! though be- !, 10 D, about hi, house some.
x.Ls, 81. a. ,-. At
/ "'' '"'' NJ 80 "d' A"h l'af- VIE
/ th'''tAhVd ihAi r. lhaf not t'sHNrT from the
| rtieef- u that lonely ui-ht Of exposure
I
( Gr.,h ,,i,.t. t,,.r.
H. I.., ,t....,....
With h,- brother, Capt. harte, Il atpman .iu
JAIL
i'"''''''' ''4' YIN '''a'' AHa No.
dfo"h ri IN hA>iHu hsrhnr The iir- ~ it-i
week. THE la<~ MN ftlr l,4tt iI, IN III. t.th,
w., ,rh.lp ,tt ,
"'i 'HN' '''> = 'p' '"'IH
"tA'h ~ me family >lnfv july -. isSi, Mr.
Mtdora. wife ~ 'apt tIla- H. tIcd Juls al
and ,as r,o,h.r NJ u..t n
r. r 1872
,oun+..t .,n AMI hr,,bsr
'''"'' '"''''a i'-''
- y "'' -
~u'''h' vent ANh"F" % 'dloTnrs foiut. nj fhr
mouth % the lower hIrb,r at Portsmouth. \
II Jh. t,sir.l a., the lt. .a,.,. ..,t
,
''! ''"' "' -" ''a o' mistress, 'af''
Harding answered Win HE host snI the
t.r,w .urr.t,lsi n r,~,tiiur ~. ..rt.f. .pl
~, i, ,,,,- , H.
' II 80 H'''''' 'N"A"''t'' ''u'
'i|l"h' ut schooner VA. loaded Htih coal.
~ ~ - V''''' 'N'''- ~
" ''.'"'i' - 'i' ''l ~" f'''f>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Ven thar'ts fAmhu OF Bangor. WIS in
town. MONDAY
The Forcsters had "a very pleasant sociahle
a their ball last Mondas evening.
Mr.. r, F. Sroffor,I. the wife Of thu County
Attorney, i, in town for few days
Hon and Mrs. J. d. Hopkins have been
i ending several days in Bangor.
Mrs. Charles II. Davis and family have
gone TO Boston 10 spend the winter
During the absence of Editor sherman on
hi, honey mnon A. J. Grant. former co.editor
will take charge Of the Record.
Capt. J. NJ. Higgins has gone to rort.-
mouth on business connected with the wrecked
schooner, Frank Maria.
Hannibal Hsmlin Camp. sons Of Veterans,
q ths city, will have special meeting on
Thursday evening Of this week A full at
tendance i requested
Nj Frank Gas nor lef Tuesday for Chico
Ne. faI>, Mss, 10 attend A. delegate from
Fine Tree Court A. O. +. ef this city. the
district convention Of the order
Henry Whiting. Jr., II the firm 81 Whit
inc Bros made business trip 10 Boston the
ps't week The company is laying in a large
>tock If fall aud winter goods
The Maine central Railroad company is
building fences along the line o. it road In
hi> vicinity.
The Eastern Maine Union Of the Y. F. :.
4. i IN session to-day. "Wednesday at the
Congregational church in thi. city.
Hon. Iame> 6. Blaine bas sold the hand
some pair u bay horse, which he ha, been
driving DID,, summer at Bar Harbor 70 Mr..
Horace Couy
- Emmons Blaine ana wife have left Bar
Hsrt"r Wen. Maine seaside resort in the
\ last days 81 October /, att to De rather too
cool. even f"r hone! incoming couple.
The ladies of the Unitarian society viii
harc -, snd harvest supper at their ve-try.
Ncinr-dr! evening. Nov. g. For full par
ueuAr, ~ bill- and posters
Mir r. ! Holmes ~ ;hi. city. hl. hecn
granted pension 10 date back to l,ta. aul
amounting u the aggregate to ncar, sl2o1
We congratulate our ueishbor ilclme, on h.
-;ool fortune.
We bear that pr. y. {, King 81 Tar H4r-
hrr, hs- taAru rooms at pr. Fulton. ami with
spend the "iutcr IN thi, ci,, 10 lhe practice q
mtd.,inc
~ - ''N''i w. N'' r. '"A'n
''''"''' N"' h.'''- "''"N f''"'Nf " 'h' "
""'.H WHY ""'T'H !" 'n' iaIr, q
II. ", !. l. 90 the sch,uoa, uc;. lIth
A'N'' l"'h htnLor afe Il ''"nd'foro
. AhH nv a'f'" ~ ""rA ~ 'ht '"uld~boro
"lne' TT. ihi'ha !" taAe or cargo q orr
" NlI mn !" Portland. Their 20 he ~mclt' 4.
. thi> ! h9ha NJ" demonstration to learn
2 >"h' ih'hI ~ NE 'alut % We mn
NJ c,o !, us,.n ybo ILL., i,.
>,t,r.l.y jrf.-r,. l.. M. N. H.. s.t-h.,
lsfr.l,,. H.. h,u., ,h5., rh r,
~ ,,~.,.-., t,, s,,li.. ~ !,
w.,, ~. ,.,.,,,,i..ihyN-. s,.,
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-,t,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Whom Baby was sick We gave her Castor1A,
When she was . Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn shs hsd Children, she gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

People come from all parts Of Ellsworth
and vicinity 10 A. NJ. Hopkins TO buy the ia
nous Brussels soap mo rosin) aud get pa
tent soap tray free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Iu.t THINK " ID. : har. Of the famou.
brussels <par me- T",nl for ~ cents. and pa-
tent .Hap tTas tree II hitn. Bros.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
Card OF Thanks.

The undersigned desire to thank the friends
and neig hbors who 30 kindly assisted them In
their bereavement. and exttn nd especial thanks
to Or. Hagertby who by his skill and care re-
ieved from suffering the last hours of one who
Wa dear to them
Ii. :. LANCASTER.
.ToHN W. LANCASTER
MRS. AUGUSTA $. LUFKIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
City and County.
Sup Jui Court October Term 1889.

/ H. n >At >rTES Clerk.
ttNFl. 4. ~ie'ttotp, County ATTORNEY
kJFI z. >MIIu. >trnugrupher.
H. h. tIFIIt@- sheriff.
ARTHUR l.. MACoNBER Messenger
Ellen VI. Mn-i-v ct AL ". Priscilla u Rich
art-on. Iuri after remaining out until |.
. o'clo,k TUESDAY night were unable to agre,
and .orcpprliuG The officer was instructed ia
discharge them
psutei Cough. N. Charlie. H. WEIGH.
+ / hi, - IN SETON of tre>pa~s brought to r..
cover for sn injury sustained by the schoonc,
Federal Hnd deteniion on account Of said in
jury rs being cafelr>>iy cast Of by The defen.
lAn " bite be was wing At the wharf ~ f. b
bark 4 Co.. " Bass iisrbor fremont in Ma,
lNN>. Plaintiff claims that the wharf i, rub
jl, wharf, The ow ners advertising it, and
Collecting Wharfage for ,esse- |, iug there ana
IAn@in- freight thereon. aud thst " bile the
plaintiffs vessel was wing there her lines
were cast OF hy the defendant sho /. an own.
rr OF the wharf. for the purpose Of moving The
vessel b. allow the sttSmcf Nav Field To tHks
hrF berth, that tbe wind wss blow iuE heavily
II the time snd that b. n, d,fendsnt, allow cd
her 10 swing upon the >hnr. ground 10 snch
a manner u 10 cause her to fnll over " ben the
Tide LEFT her, b, which she " = greA'h injured
sud ths, hi said Nes>cl wss irft hN the .i.frn-
Isn't when final, hauled into the wharf IN
such an Insecure and unsafe manner 10
cause her 10 fail IF from 10" whart and become
gr..sil, Injured Tn. fI.iutif SAY. IN. 1r.,..l
thout,h ol1 va. in GOOD rei,air h. ha,t,,- r.
Gently exnenti.I n lsrr. .nm unnp her
prfgntl4ut admir-. rn,Xiu,, ~. schooner INA
In -, tninr :. ~. tiis ~. u sl,,tt, t,tf .t.h
IN, f..,A hottn,n and when H.. au TN H..
.frr M. 3r.,,in ,,,.r nor ,,,,,r,f .sti.,I
-i,.' ,,,4, irit,ry - ,,l,,..h 4 u.. MANN TAT
H.. v4ai NJ III. ,.J.inrif informed MIN ~ -he
,.-,.9,r,f .nd N !, informed bt,, tff y. ,ntIl
h,tls MI. ..b..,n.t into tb.. ulsrf N u.>t hf.t
s,,f.r Ina ,psl,. h..r al Ia IN. ub,rftIft..r.
Ii uhsIbb,.I,d .o ,rt,r,n..i TN. nl,i,,, :,
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INN ,i.,u., r.,,,ir.,5 snI ',Lt.r.isp. uuu7l
r,.y III .,n,r pEfui,a ~ ',.A ,t,.r M.
fr1,,.r,,. alnw,,i The 49,. H. r,,m,tn th+r,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

The Dirigo Mutual Accident Associa-
ton Of Lewiston has voted to discontinue
its business.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

A bear entered the barn Of Mrs. Lucy
Haynes last week and killed nine sheep.
4 few nights after crash was heard at the
barn, and upon Investigation several
boards had been torn of, and bear was
found inside. He jumped out Of a window
and made good his escape to the woods
followed by Wilbur Herrick and Bert
Haynes who had been on the watch with
winchesters.
Geo Rankin, youth, shot his fathers
best COW by accident while fooling with a
gun. He deliberately aimed at the cows
broadsile, not knowing the gun contained
a cartridge.
DR. Lord has returned from Boston.
Oct. IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

Married.

Wallham-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Dyer. 4 son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
+. S. Clark and Dea-y Il Higgins
for lptft.

No u>e 81 going dirt, ~hen 4. NJ Hopkins
y III >e bar- Of Brussels soap mo ro,tnl for
20 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
>'" ri List.
SAILED


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SAILED
=,
"t''hc-.' ay ~ q
>'h kxprrss. Wakefield. Rprkaui
IN NestAi. Wakefield. Roc land
rtt ,,.
VI, ,tlr- , :, III, ~ =
"u ati Try h"F,i"n' hAf HMh"r
n" N'aih h'"lht' h""aen Rondoui
ARRIVED
~ch Nnus,tI, III, r.t,,t
saturday, Oct %
Seh NtstaI Wakrhrl4 Bar tDrl,nr
SAILED
WI w..H...l r..r, -,.r,.,.a
hunitt, btt =
~rh tuan.Ia.e r.tt.r. Portland
~r4 JuUn : frr,,uau N,,-.,y Ih.ut3.,np
~th srluaal I urtl- Deer I-,ut
r,,.-.,,.. MAZDA
iN'A''at W n
0'f Ati'nh fAttth. Boston
Nti NtN boNrf, --t juucsport
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
BUCKLEN,S ARNICA sALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t il guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY S. d. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

-Tue-day morning The 1t jury called On
judge Emery 1T his room al the court house
and presented him with i Photograph d that
body ia group. The presentation speech was
made BY the foreman. Mr. q. L. Carter. Iure-
ply. Judge Emery expressed hi, pleasure for
the call and the gift, also related some OF his
experiences a. an attorney, &c. in his usual
happy manner. After han1->bake all round,
the jury retired. feeling it was one Of the
pleasautest episodes OF this term OF court.
There We're present, a was pointed out in the
presentation speech, two men. :. Bennett Of
Buck>pOrt, and q. IL. Carpenter Of Eden " 10
sat on the jury - wears ago when Judge
Emery then Young attorney. made hi first
plea They never met again till this term,
when they find the attorney their honored
Judge, and in all probability they will never
meet again aye will debar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31

The following letter which is gratefully receiv-
cd viii explain itself
MR EDITOR Permit me 10 present to YOU
photograph Of of the largest In this couu-
ry, together with its history 1t stands the old
Homestead farm Of the late Capt Isaac Greene,
of Surry. In l.I2 Capt Greene's grandfather,
when about TO make his journey from Ca-tine
where he attending court holden at that place
at that time cut from willow tree a twig limb
which he used as cane. On arriving at his home
at Morgans Bay, >urry, ne inserted one end Of the
little dry stick in the ground. Soon It began to
take root and send forth its branches, anu com
nenced a vigorous growth. 1t now easures
twenty feet around its trunk. About ten feet
from the ground four limbs that girt respect
lively ! 6, 9 and 10 feet, extending IS feet from
right to left Although this mammoth cane"
was somewhat impaired in the ice storm OF 1855 1t
yet nds noby forth and bids fair TO live and
grow for many years to come.
The inspection of James NJ Parker W.
r. C., No. %. Mt. Desert. by Mrs Sophia j.
Chilcott OF Ellsworth. took place Saturday
night. Though the weather WAS unfayorable
the noble women came from all directions
Their meetings through the year have been
well sustained, their records well kept and
show good amount of work DONE The Corps
and Post work in harmony. The Corps voted
to extend an invitation to the W. r. c. No.
Is. G. A. r. No. So, and Sons of Veterans. of
Ellsworth. TO attend their entertainment
Thanksgiving day. Dinner and supper will
he served in the hall dance In the evening. A
good time is anticipated. At the close OF the
Corps meeting an invitation came for the
ladies to join the 'boys" in g. A. R. Hail. to
psrtake Of hulled corn and milk prepared for
them-which they gladly accepted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-31
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