Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
= Mr.. Edwin Moor still remains Yer, i'll.

7 -Capt. A. j. Higgins of the bark Mary {,
! Hale is at home for short time
/ Mrs. h. T. Atherton of Mt. Desert. WA,
/ in this city, Monday and Tuesday.
| Mr.. T. J. Holmes. who for several weeks
I has been painfully troubled with rheuma.
tism. ha, greatly improved.
I Mrs. Harper. " ho goes to Aroostook coun-
y before coming TO Ellsworth, will address
the people Of this city about Nov. IL.
See in our advertising columns the adver.
tisemeut Of Or. r. l.. Grinde OF Mt. Desert,
who has for sale some very valuable stock.
The W. c. I. L. OF this city will hold their
next meeting at their room in Masonic block.
on Thursday afternoon OF this week. 4 full
attendance is requested.
sheriff Fields desires us to say that the
seized liquor which the AMERICAN in its last
issue iniimated had been stolen. was not "A
seizure OF his; and that no one has AS vet been
willy enough to steal any seizures which he
has made.
-Me>>rs. Peter Mcleod snd Colin Mcken-
zie returned home last week from three
weeks ysit to Cape Breton Island, their ma
tive plsce.
Mr.. W,lie H. Hall Of Ashvlle, one OF the
first traverse Jury. was finally discharged and
returned home Saturday. on account Of III
health
The following nominations have been
made by the Governor: Fish and Game War
den. Granville W. Carter. BROOKLYN; Albert F.
Mace, Aurora.
The Misses Edith snd Nellie Anderson Of
Milhrid-e. have been paving short visit to
relatives in this city.
L. y, Jordan, Esq. left this city. Monday.
for California, where he hs- gone 10 spend the
winter with his son lie goes 10y the wa, OF
the l-thmu~.
Mr. 4. W. Greely /, offrrn. large clear
ance sale OF jewelry, at his store on Main
street. a viii be seen by biz advertisement In
this paper Call and see him.
The Harrington Concert Company" of
Boston, ~hich ha- been giving lessons to i sing
ing cs,, III the Methodist church, held their
lat concert Monday night.
pr. }. ;. Moore, Of Bar Harbor, has remoN-
ed from Mount Desert Block aud iitted up an
Office in his residence On Cottage street. This
more convenient location viii doubtless be ap-
prcciated by hi, many patients.
A fourteeu-foot shark wa> recently captur-
cd snd Killed At Cranberry Isles. lie got tn
tangled in Capt. Hadlock's fish weir.
The following decision ha. been received
from the Law Court in the Hancock county
case. George A. Martin v, Msne Central
Railroad Company Motion sustained. New
trial granted"
-Cherryfeld blueberry bog. are becoming
great sources OF revenue. The Wymsn fac
tory hA. lu-t completed II. season, work hav-
ing canned 7ot3 bushels the largest seasons
work for many wears.
See the new advertisement OF Whiting
Bros, one Of the most enterpri,ing firm. iu the
State. outside OF the large cities They mean
to supply every demand IN their line and in
qualities and prices which cannot fail 10 give
satisfact ~.
The village Of Cherry field has Kinder
gsrten school of thirteen children whose pa
rent, pay the teacher yearly salary Of $500.
This speaks well for Cherryfeld.
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Boston. where the Doctor has gone to attend
the meeting Of New England dentists They
expect 10 return On Saturday evening az hi.
week
Mr. Q. ". Trip viii commence work
again next week FOR the ANrRIr.<. ..onn
a. con, eni.ni h. Mn canvas. The who'll, cour.
IA. making collection. ana .oIicitin, .,,l,..ri,-
tons. Wetru,t our good friend. sIl along the
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