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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Northwest ltsrhoy,

| NhHihNtN WARRIOR
The BucaspOrt District Methodist Miu-
| lster.al Association will be In session al
tue new Methodist chapel here from Mon-
| CAV evening. Sept %, to Wednesday the
25th, ard the people in general nra cordial
| iy invited by the pastor. w c. Haskell to
| attend and listen 70 the discussion Of the
/ important essays Of the program of ser
| vice Rev +. f. Whitman will occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning Sept 81. The
| nttings and improvements of the new
chnrch ere being constantly added TO. A
| beautiful silver communion service has
been contributed by Dr. and Mrs. o. II.
| Fernald bell las he.u purchased and will
soon he In place; q new sidewalk, well
| hRhtad. viii extend the length Of Wesley
| a'ennc and \ furnace viii shortly spread
genial warmth through the church.
1t Is to be hoped that the welcome rain
which has just set In will extinguIsh the
| forest fires. the one on the western side Of
| the Island having been partially checked
| by the prompt measures of the iire ward
/ en-.
| The people In this vicinity were shocked
| to learn of the sudden and terrible death
| by Are Of Aunt Lizzie" Francis who has
| spent so many summers here with the In
| left here and We're barely re-establj shed at
| their homes In Oldtown when the dreadful
| accident occurred
| Capt. Andrew Ilayne, while transacting
| business at the corner few DAYS since
| was suddenly stricken III and helpless by
| partial paralysis. He was ut once
| conveyed TO his home where at last &C
| counts he was still in dangerous condit-
| ion.
Mrs. \. |, Holmes and little daughter
| are making a visit Of several weeks - rel
| ativrs In Lawrence
Mr.. Thomas Lawton and daughter are
| visiting at Cherry tleld.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Gillcy and little son
| OF Everett. Mass, lately spent week with
4 relatives here.
I with rrgrctful surprise W. learn that
I considerable reading matter which hal
/ been left at the hotels By summer visitors
| IN accordance with written request by +
( WEBSTER French IN contribute such litcra-
turc TO the fremont Public Library haa
[ been collected hy an cntcrprI>ing clergy
man and carried ont NJ town for di~trbu-
tom Though the library must III tni~ In
stance fnrcgu I" nat seemed in right 10 he
long e. it ~ ars -.ai ~ ssy il II still ~ \
Hii-h.ng ndtIoH many NJ it, ON
irirud> silli interest themselves III itS WI.
fare and Sum" nc~ ones have been added
~ ~ lis. ot brucfactors
Ms y + Sargent ha~ TAKEN Up hcr rca-
idrnrc among Us for season and sftcuis
to tho duties ~ the pn~t-ntiicr with sn
nhli-efu- n Iildc~- wAtrh promises v u for
tu.ICt u.a.! facilities
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marveluu. curr
for Catarrh. piphtheria Cankrr Mouth ana
Headache. With each bottle there t. Oh H.
lrnious Nasal Injector FOR IA, more .ucce.-ful
treatment OF the complaints without extra
charge. Price 80 cents. sold by s. ID. wiz
gin. iyr2s
TO remove the soreness from cut. burns,
-prain- and bruises, btthe freely with Browns
Instant Relief
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

HlashIti
Prnf 4 II Drainari of Winthrop, Me.
j. prncp ~ 'hr Academy and High
school Fall term began Monday sept. ..
Nth 80 pupil,
DAWN poa.r lt.I "Wednesday. the lgth
inst. ~ typhoid fever funeral Thursday
At Seaside cemetery.
Rain j. very much needed. Wstrr +
scttin. % ~ @ scarce artlrlr
\ large delegation from he Bapl,,, 80
cicty wIii gp - Eden ny steamer l ucs lay i,
the nth inst, ~ attend thr association.
w notice that Prof c. {. Lee. form
cr principal Of the Academy has been chos-
cn from among thirty candidates a. princi-
pal II tie lIiGh school at Dalton Mass
Colman tioo-in-, E~q, and wife Of Stcu
hen w,rr III toNn nycr sunday un s!7lt
% Ill., sister MI. Em,.iuc S.aycnS
New :. the time to sl-i; the Hub. and
the say 10 = d, ~ steamer Bluch.l! and
B and u , $ line, up and back for only
81 H. jus. think "!
Sept = SIF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Oar Relations with Canada

CONDITIONS on WHICu MIR. MORSE NOI II
FAVOR RECIPROCITY.
BosToS, Sept. 1.-THE United States
Senate committee on relations with Cana
d. began it's public hearings In this city
thus morning.
Senators Hosr OF Massachusetts,, Hale Of
Maine, and Pugh of Alabama. were present,
Senator Dolph being delayed at Vineyard
Haven by the storm and Senator Butler
being on the way. Many prominent bust
ness men were present
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
Answer This Question.

Why DO 30 many people We see around u
seem to prefer TO suffer tnd be made miserable
by Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness, Los
Of Appetite. Coming Up OF the Food. Yellow
skin. when for IS cents we Will sell them
shloh's system Vitalizer. guaranteed to cure
them, Sold by ;. d. Virgin. lyr2s
If ,ick headache l. misery. what are Car
tiers Little Liver Pills II they will positively
cure II: People who have used them speak
frankly OF their worth. They are small and
easy 10 take
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

franatn.
4 good many Of our citizens visited the
Eastern Maine fair at Bangor.
Five new horses IL process of erection
here, are being pushed rapidly forward.
Jesse u. Maconbcr il having the
grounds graded about his dwelling.
Mrs. John s. Parsons was called to
Pennington recently by the sickness of
her sister. Mrs. Whittier. who has since
died.
Miss Alice Bunker Il attending school
at the Pennington Normal
Miss Mary S. Taft Of Goulhsnofo, who
has been visiting relatives In town. return
ed home last week,
Mr.. and Mrs johnson who were mar
ried in Massachusetts, last Tuesday are at
Charles + BunSer's for few days Mrs
Johnson. who was Flora NJ French, has
been a successful telegraph operator in
liayerhill. Mass. We wish the welded
pair happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. Charles Gordon attended the auction
sale NJ Bar ilarhor and invested IN horse
aud carrtage-a good looking team, too.
Mr.. J. II West who has been unfortu-
nate witt hi horses, lost a valuable three
ycar-old Cpl, short time ago Mr., Rut-
ter who had the care Of II Wa harnc>>ing
Tor the first time this season. We should
>av the colt attempted a backward sum
mer~ault and mscalculating the space.
threw himself over striking 4 carriage axle
with such fore a. To break his neck
There arc signs Of rain to-day Yet ii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
A Big Storm in New York

DAMAGE ALONG rms RIVER FRONTS; TN
WATER UNUSUALLY mon.
NEW YoRK, Sent 20 Tho northeast
storm now prevailing herr has worked con
siderable damage on the North and East
river frout> and cellars of warehouses and
tenement, on both sides Of the lower part
of the city are flooded
Some of the piers are entirely covered
by the tide, and some that are usually IL
feet above high water mark have the wat.
er mp 20 their platforms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
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Trial bottles free at 8. D. Virgins, Drug.
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There Il no one article In the line OF medi-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

"a uor's w'f. shouid always b. - ~arne.
especially r. her husband. but IL -he Is week
and nervous, anil uses CArter's Iron Pills. shc
cannot h., fnr they make her "feel TX. dlt-
fer"nt person, NJ hast 40 they al say. and
their husbands sav 90 too. Carter's Iron Pills
rquA.I1r IN" circu stton, remove nervousness
sud -iyo II Myth au. n-t. Try them
The use Of c,lom for arrangement OF the
iivrr ha, ruined many dne constitution.
Tla.r wlo, FOR similar troubles, haze tried
Arrr- PHI. testify to their rficacy 10 thor
ou-hlr remciyins he rnsl,dy, ~ithoo, INJURY
to Till -teta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

When she 80 Child. she ar-~4 for CsAsartA
When she ase..s Ms .As 1lans - Cs@t0rA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
>all,.n

Our SIMMER visitors have one hy uue
H>appr4rci taking with them. we hope.
pleasant memories IN their ~njOurn il this
region Tile inmates nf >ealigAt-.' the
himbal! cottage, still remain
The editor Of the AMERICAN made rs 4
living Visit lat Week % living IN IT, ma
ture that hut fcw of hi~ old friends were
privileged To sce him at all But We all
hope the little outing" east will brace
hin up for future usefulness. and that
next time he will give Us longer time
stay.
There is much sickness at West Sullivan,
owing to the continued drought, and dis
regard of the sanitary condition Of things
there, but We are glad to know that the
board of health. headed by DIR. Brigham.
is active in looking after such cases and
adopting measures to prevent the spread
of epidemic in that vicinity.
Last sabbath afternoon Rev. Mr.. Phel-
an gave a familiar talk on the Lords pray
er which was clear and direct and appreci-
ated by his audience. An interesting feat
ure of the service was solo by Miss
Nellie Bartlett of Westhed. Mass, emit
tied He Giveth His Beloved Sleep" and
was beautifully rendered by her. Miss
Bartlett is young lady Of rare musical
talent and always willing TO add to any oc-
ca>ion the charm of her voice. We shall
miss her pleasant face and sweet voice and
hail with Joy her coming among US again.
In the evening of the same day, Mr.
Gill, who has spoken so acceptably TO all
the past summer, gave his last sermon,
Success and Failure" In which he made
strong point of the difference between
reputation and character-what we are
and what we are thought TO be. A large
audience listened attentively to this excel
lent sermon Mr.. Gill is followed by the
best wishes of host Of friends, won by
his quiet. administrative, but earnest
and conscientious course while here. Mrs
Eaton and Miss Nellie Bartlett added to
the occasion by q vocal duet very finely
sung.
Sept. l2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19


rEoi' W. H. mite has moved from biz
TT II '''''''' '''' y r. pf'hkwst house
the High school opened Monday with
| t,shiv schn'ars Tha entering clsss numbers
'.'' ''No
NJ C'nh'ree Of Bangor, was In
| th.- 'iy Monday. GA her wa, to Surry.
Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Cunningham, who hsye
beer spending several weeks At their summer
cottage al Coates Point, Hancock, have re-
turned home.
| Nr A. O. WoodtnAn 81 Ohtown, was Ia
this city over sunday Everybody was glad
! 10 see rim and hc evidently hst, pleasant W.
4
mas. ,.,,,.I ,et.r.n,,, .,,r.,,o,,. ,nI ,.bs.,,,.,.
ID he country, wa, in hi. city Monday. on
| professional business.
NJ, A. " r..karl r.ti.rne,, homo ,rom
Lewiston saturday c'enu, lie reports a
Pleasant trip AMI ~ ENJOY able visit.
! HI, u.rA y con-, ructip. tie " st.r.wors.
/ &. l-5nr pushed r1fI.y forward. The pine
M. a,,.a,.. E.,nI.i,. In .er,ra! of ;he streets.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
RUCKLEy.s ARSICA SALyE.

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cures Piles or no pay required. II Is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY : d. Wiggin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
To The
TO The
TAX PAYERS
ELLSWORTH.
T.: :: :: ::

BY vote of the board Of aldermen passed
and approved March ~, 1889, to all taxes
remaining unpaid after October LIST, $50.
will be added 6 per cent. interest. This
leaves no discretion with the collector.
B. 7, SOWLE, Collector
Ellsworth, Sept 8, 1889. iwS7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19


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- Report, ~ committee 1u r-.4-rgr
!. MG-lc when ca'Ird for hy tA- master
p.,..4....., 80, N"tl"N' >''.
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=. sou. va oAp'ui"i
ON az User upon htr
''i'''' = TT i'''''- ~ 4 returned -
The Il, 30 Va. Club hDu,4 II Bar II,r-
Dor closed t3r th, season lat Saturday
''' III u 'N' >upI'ihe Jn-
u''''' ''''1 ~ ''i'''' = y hv-A'1hA Ie'day
a. ~ 'e''''A' a. Y non l. 4. Emery VIII
The storm vas felt very considerably At
Bar HArbor' and high sea ran there the first
Of A'-i week. Tuesday night The wave. were
80 b"i-ierou- hat the steamer Cimbria "a, IN
able ~ FAY at her "harf at Bar Harb0r, ind
sent ~ Han ~ where ,he obtsined moorin :
,hei's red from The waves. The effect, Of the
storm were experienced all along the coast
The 49, R,,ti., cbu-,t, !, c,,t,..
l,.ii..ted saturday S,,t 3. 80.
,-sfton haze .trnyrled hard N, error, 49, -
vor.ifr. and rn,y now i,sve mott In 49,
,,o,ii,n. church eaifi.e. ON assan,Ir, !,
TN. hour gppointe,l for the service fnaiu,, that
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yo rosin. No rosiu +.
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No rosin! No rosin /,
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No rosin I.
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Cor Infants and Children.

'cGtoria "a ~ WI Liay tr,i TO Oh l1rcn that
trrcongneni n Gs superior IL any prescription
kncwu - ms" IL A A2CHEzs v D.,
III 3d. oIfogd ST, brooklyn, ny
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-12-20
neil adjourned at 9:10 P. Nj.
DIR. BEALE AND THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

They Decide by Vote OF "A 1as to 81 to
Retain Him as their Pastor-Exciting
Discussions.
Wednesday the congregational meet
ing at they Presbyterian Church to take
action upon the dissolution of the pastoral
relations with Dr. D. J. Beale, which had
been continued from two weeks proceed
ing, was re.convcned Dr. Beale opened
the meeting Ivy reading paper citing the
past and present prosperity of the Church
and his reasons far asking the congrega-
tion to concur in his resignation. Upon
the conclusion of the reading, Mr. John
Fulton arcse and objected 70 DR.. Bea'e's
presiding. That raised an .proar and for
time the greatest excite aent prevailed.
Mr.. Fulton became quite personal, chal-
longing DR.. Beale's veracity and honesty.
Counter charges were made by his friends
At one time it looked as if the meeting
would break up in a row. DR.. Bcale
stuck tenaciously 70 his determination to
preside, and finally in desperation de
clared he would do so, if necessary to
call in an officer.
The friends of both parties supported
their champion vigorously and there was
as much dirty linen washed in public as
would put to shame u ward political meet
ing.
Finally motion prevailed that vote
by ballot be taken upon the resolution to
accept the resignation. Slips had been
prepared and Messrs. Jolly and Ray were
appointed to distribute them and count
the vote. 1t Iesuled in siXty-seven in
favor and one hundred and twenty three
against-a majority of fifty-siX in favor of
retaining DR.. Beale. Under the circum-
stances it was decided victory for him.
After the vote had been announced the
Doctor in most pleasant manner thanked
the congregation for their gallant support,
but said he would hold the matter in
allegiance. He mtimated that 1t was his
ultimate intention to insist upon his resig
nation being accepted. He further re
marked that he did not wish to be kicked
out, but as he desired to promote the best
interest of the church, he would step
down and
From the temper manifested division
of the church is one of the. effects likely
to happen in the near future.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-12-20
Democrat.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1889.
THEY ACTED WELL.

The one hundred and twenty thee
members of the Presbyterian Church,
last night, who refused TO vote for the
acceptance of the resignation of Rev.
David j. Beale, d. D., as pastor of that
congregation, merit and should receive
the plaudits of this entire community.
Since the food, and it is not necessary to
90 farther back than that, the ministers
nf Johnstown, so far as we know. have
endeared themselves to their ircongregations
and the public generally, and none more
than Dr. Bea.e.
The Presbyterian Church of this
place has been fortunate in its
pastors, they have been earnest, able
Christian ministers, and David j. Beale
is as good man as ever preached from
its sacred pulpit. His conduct as min
lister and citizen is worthy of emulation,
and no one has ever truthfully assailed
his Christian character. During the
chaotic aud trying times of the great
calamity he showed himself to be manly
man. lie shirked no work however
hard, unpleasant, aud difficult 1t was to
perform. Tie distressed and suffering
people had no kinder or more sympathiz-
ing friend and able counselor. Dr. Beale's
noble work at the Fourth Ward Morgue
during the food entities him to the graft
tude of every citizen of the Conemaugh
Valley. If he never performed another
act what he did there should entitle him
to the unbounded praise of this whole
community.
The large majority that voted in the
church meeting last night against the
resolution to accept his resignation as
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, not
withs,anding the means that had been re-
sorted to to injure this faithful pastor,
gives but faint idea of what an immense
majority of the people of Johnstown, who
are not members of his congregation,
would vote in favor of his remaining here.
The people of Johnstown have every con-
tidence in Dr. Beale, and whether he con
cludes to stay here or not, he will retain
their respect and admiration
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-12-20
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE NTRA-
ORDINARY.

\ wee Lit of humbugecry is practiced
hy certain city dailics in publishing MIR.
Talmadats scImous under their gnise of
journalistic enterprise. A Pittsburgh
paper, last Monday morning, says We
publish This morning sermon delivered
jy DR.. Talmadge at CapernaHm on yes
terday" How did said paper know lie
preached il vest rday; Was it wired
from CapcInaum TO its office? That's
what il would have readers believe. 1t
might Iurn out that the preacher was sick
or failed to get their on time. and, there
fore, did not preach, as was the case few
weeks ago when the some paper said We
lay before our readers the sermon Dr.
Talmadgo preached at Athens yesterday
forenoon.' 1t so happened he did not
preach that sermon or any other at that
place at that time Would il not be well
hereafter for such cnielprising papers to
say, "the sermon We print this morning
is 10 he found in Or. Talmadge's book of
sermons. which he wrote us he would
preach az Jerusalem on the day and date
namca' And, then, 10y way OF a p. S.,
add. That in the event of the Doctors not
reaching Jerusalem on schedule time, the
sermon was not preached there. Then
nobody would be deceived.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-12-20

use OF electric cars requires this space.
SEC. 3. The consent OF the borough is also
given to said railway company to construct
throughout the roads as they are now or may
hereafter be extended a double track except
on clinton street. where 1t may construct a
single track) to gauge OF four feet and eight and
one-haf inches, using what is known as girder
raj at four and one-half inches broad on the
surface, TO be laid 10 the satisfaction and APP
proval OF the proper authorities, the tod surface
OF the rail TO be Hush with the grade line of the
str eet, and not to project above the pavement.
SEC. 4. The restriction against the use OF salt
on the said railway companies tracks for the
purpose OF removing ice or snow is hereby moo
iiedt 10 the extent that a sufficient quntity OF
salt may be used on the rails TO melt the ice or
snow but salt shall in no wise be used IN such
quantity as, In the judgment in the Borough
Council, Will be Objectionable TO the ordinary
trofIic Of the streets,
SEC. 5. This ordin ance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and the
receipt from the Jqhnstown Passenger Railway
Company OF a written acceptance of the con-
ditlons hereof, filed with the Clerk OF tn
Council
Passed first and second readings and
referred to the Committee on Ordinance
and the Borough Solicitor, to report on
the same at next meeting.
1t was agreed that when Council ad-
journs it adjourn to meet on Friday night,
December Goth, to consider the ordinance
opening Locust street from Market to
Park Place.
Council adjourned at 9:10 P. Nj.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-12-20
Ebcns5lrrg social.

= very pleasant affair occurred at the
residence Of Miss Maggie Riley, on Centre
street last Tuesday evening. The
Tuesday Evening Club rendered a pro-
grcssiyc cuchre party with compliments
to Lieutenant Nicholson and family and NJ.
D Kittell, Esq. and wife Prizes were
awardcdlo Mr. NJ. D. Beareroud Miss Flo
Parrish for the largest number Of games
won. and to Mr.. II. II. Myers and Mrs
N. D. Bearer for the largest number OF
lone hands played. The prizes were
very costly being both ornamental and
useful. At II O'Clock refreshments were
served and it is needless to say that the
twenty couples present did ample justice
10 themselves. The Club will meet next
Monday evening At the residence OF NJ. D.
Kittell, Esq. Tuesday evening being the
eve before Christmas