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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
age must be paid for at the rate Of ten 'enfs line
Ellsworth Feb. 5. Mrs. Ellen b.. wife Of
Winthrop Cousins, aged 36 years, 3 months
and 81 days.
Feb. 6. Mr.. +. j. Saunders, aged so years
and months.
Watham-Feb. 9. Mr.. Walter j. Haslam,
aged II years and mouths.
BuehlI-Feb. 4. Mr.. Ormand F. Hinckley,
aged q years and 10 months.
Aurora Feb. >. Mr.. George Wheston, aged
90 wears and 8 months.
Orland Jan. 81, Mr.. Peltiah White, aged IS
years.
Bucksport--Feb. 8, Mr.. Joshua Hatch Hill,
aged 81 years, months and 26 days.
East Bucksport- Feb l, Mrs. Elmlra s.
Lowell aged SO years aud month.
Brookn-Feb. 4, Capt. Roscoe II. Cain,
aged 50 years.
Northeast Harbor-Nov 10, Mr.. Jonas Cor
son. aged about II wears.
Trentou-Nov. 30, Mr.. George Haynes, aged
y wears.
Tremont-Feb. 9. Mr.. John NJ. Billings,
aged about 90 years.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, James I. Grant ana Frank A
w Stockbridge, both of Ellsworth. Hancock
county. Maine, bv their mortgage deed, dated the
first day of September, 1884, and recorded
in Hancock Registry of Deeds, book l95,
page 42I, conveyed to ne, the undersigned, Jose
phine Squirting, certain real estate and proper
ty described in said mortgage deed in the Ian.
guage following, to wit IAN that portion of the
real estate and interest therein of the estate of the
late Joseph 7. Grant which on this day was the
property of the said Josephine +. Spuiling and by
her conveyed TO us by her warranty deed of even
late herewith tn be recorded in the Registry of
Deeds for the county of Hancock, State of Maine,
including herein all the estate, rights, privileges,
easements and other property conveyed to us by
the said Josephine by her aforesaid deed, and to
her aforesaid deed express reference Is hereby
made for particular description of the property
herein intended to be conveyed by this mortgage"
And whereas, the condition of said mortgage has
been broken now, ther, fore. by reason OF the
breach OF the condition of said mortgage hereby
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Ellsworth, this third day of February
A. ID. 1880.
3w6 JOSEPHINE F. SPURLING.
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pANA'S SARSAPAKll.LA
Electric Bitters.

This remedy /. becoming 40 we'll known and
30 popular 4. 10 need no special mention. All
Who hsNr used Electric Btt.rs sing the came
sons ut prai-e.-A pur-r medicine does mol eI
1T and IL j. guaranteed 10 do all that Is csmed.
Electric Bitter. will cure al diseases OF the
Liver and kidneys will remove PimpIes.
RoiIs. Salt Rheum and other sfections caused
by impure hluod.-N NJ drive MalAri. from the
system snd prevent HweIl q. cure all NslariAl
frser..-For cure OF Headache. Constipation
and Indigestion tty Electric Btter--Entir- sat
i-far'l"u guaranteed, or money refunded -
Price 70 Ct-. and 81 90 per bottle AZ ). u. WIZ
yin. Drug Store.
A beautiful Young lady became 50 sadly
d'fgured with pimples and hlotches that u
va. fesred she would die Of grief. A friend
recommended Ayer's asrsspsiills, which she
TOOK, aud ~as completely cured She Is nov
one ~ The fnirest Of HE fair
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Is it not worth the small price OF 70 cents to
free Yourself OF every symptom of these
distressing complaints? II you think so call At
our store and yet n bottle OF Shiloh's taller.
Every bottle has printed guarantee on it. use
accordingly, and II it does you no good it
will cost you nothing. Sold by s. ID. Wig
gin. lyr2S
-Catarrh il caused by .crofulous faint iu
the blood. and 10 cured by Hoods Sarsapsi illa.
which purifes aud enriches the blood and
gives the whole system health and strength.
Try this peculiar medicine" 1t Is prepared
BY c. l. Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Marine List.

Bo-tou-Ar Feb :. sch : + smith. Smith, orlsnd
Ar tcb = sch Louisa smith, Matthews, from
tliIsbethport
H,annis-Ar Feb :, sch st Croix, Gonaives for
Boston
Ar Feb :, -ch- I 3 Garland. Me2a'hn. Green's
Landing for " a-hingtou; Florida Tor Portland
Passed Feb T. sch J summons, Darten for
Thomaston
t.louce.ter-Ar Feb :. sch, Fleetwing, Deer Isle
for New York; Lillian Warren, Boston for Deer
Isle
Jacksonville SID Feb 3. sch John Douglass,
Jor,ian, New York
New York-Ar Feb t, schs Augusta f. Her
rick, Babhitige, ~ Domingo City, storm
Petrel. Bun-ey, It Augustine
Ar Feb 8, schs Hodgkins, Barcelona; Break
of Dav, BIuehill
New Bedford-Ar Feb 8, sch Florence Tower,
New York
York
Pensacola-Cld Feb :, sch Susan Pickering.
Haskell, Philadelphia
Niney ard Hayen-Ar Feb 6sch A Woodruff,
Petit Gohve for Boston
Portland Sid Feb :. sch Lewis French, Over.
ProspeC Harbor
RSreiga Psrss
Anjcr-Ar Jana bark Penobscot, Singapore for
New York
st John, y BAR Feb 6, sch A p Emerson. Day.
Boston
Grenada-Sd Jan IA, brig Fidelis for Turks Is
land and Baltimore
Denerara-Ar Jan 10. sch Carrie A Buchanan,
Stubbs, st John \ b
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Atlantic.


The three-ma>t-d schooner Nav O'Ntili,
Of Boston, Of which W l.. Staples l. mate,
made the voyage from Boston to D-mera-
ra South America, in twelve days, il being
an average of POO miles a day This is
the quickest passage on record. Mr..
Staples commenced 10 % to sea as an or
binary seaman number Of years ago and
by honesty and steady habits has worked
himself up to his present position. He
Atlantic, Maine.
Feb 6
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NTeehs LAHuIhk
The officers of Good Will Lodge, A. O.
L. W, were installed in Masonic hall.
Friday evening, by z. W. NJ, George W.
Higgins, 10 presence Of goodly number
of invited guests, after which banquet
was held in Smiths hall This lodge was
chartered IN Aug, SO. with IA members,
aud now numbers "a
Warren Thurlow will commence cut
ting ice on Monday, 10th inst
P. Grindle is able to resume his writ
ing school, after an attack of influenza
Many people are sick, or slowly conval
escing.
Alvin c. Denham is suffering from rheu-
matte troubles as a relapse of la grippe.
Mrs. Nancy Hall continues very low.
Mrs Winfield Thurlow has been quite
ill., but is some better.
Feb 4
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Mrs. Deland's serial, Sidney is great
attraction in the February Atlantic. This
number gives US the fourth. fifth, and sixth
chapters. DIR. Holmes contributes the third
OF his papers. "Orer The Teacups"
The B-hring Sea Question il discussed BY
Charles B. Elliott; aud MIR. X. Ksn-ko. the
BE- I'D Of the japanese commission which has
been visiting various countries to compare
their leyi-lstives assemblies, in order to estab-
li.h japanese parliament, has paper on
IAN Outline of the japanese Constitution"
HoughtOn, Miff1in 4 Co., Boston.
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Married.

Frankn-Feb 8. by Rev. f. A. Carter, Mr..
Walter B. Blai>del and Mrs. Lizzie W. Blais-
dell, both OF Franklin. The AMERICAN wish
es the happy couple long and blissfui we'd
ded life
Wilton %. Mr.. Byron NJ. Small and
Miss Sadie b Eaton. both of Wilton.
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once more the earth j. white with snow
Yesterday seemed more like April than
February aul the roads were bare that
the mail was brought On wheels. The
change Of to-day is a welcome one.
One week ago to-day the funeral SER
vices Of the wife Of Nathan Collar occur
rrd, Rev Mr. Woodcuck presiding. Mrs.
Collar WAS great sufferer and ns~ tender
~ cared for by her mother and husband
during her long Illness which baftied the
skill of numerous physicians. A. wife
and mother she will be much missed and
the widowed mother, the bereayed hu,-
band and three little children have the
sympathy Of all who know them.
Ernest Dunn and Melville CIary of Low
ell, Mass, are visiting friends and rela-
ti,e- here.
We learned to-day that number of men
from the camp OF Ha>lem Bros, have re-
Gently gone 10 their homes i'll with ID
grippe.
Mr.. George Williams, who has been sick
80 long, is failing.
Mr.. Asa Williams is recovering.
Feb. .. FLossIE.
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Card OF Thanks.

The members of Dirigo Hose Company No.
8. of this city. desire TO extend their most stu
cpre thanks to the ladies of Ellsworth, who so
kindly provided the supper at their recent
concert and ball held in this city. They also
extend thanks to the public in general who as
sisted in making the event success.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
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R.n-hIll.
The intelligence received "Wednesday
morning that at midnight Ormand F.
Hnckleys spirit had taken II, Night 70
that unknown land" settled Ike dark
cloud over our little village. Ormand was
young man that was liked and spoken
well of BY al! that knew him, for he was
pleasant and agreeable at all times For
eleven years he WAS faithful in the per
furmance of his duties IN the store of the
late J i. Hinckley AT the time Of his
death he was town treasurer, which Office
he had held for three or fonr years. tie
was confined to the house for bnt Few
DAYS and went out from Us in the strength
of his young. vigorous manhood. He
leaves y wife and one child. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon, conducted ny
Rev> Mason and Drew A large gather
ing of relatives and friends was in Al
tendance Beautiful floral offerings COW
cred the ca-ket. presented by the towns
people, 4. L. V. Society and relatives
SUBSTITUTE.
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Il WI" h'es ABOUT three "''ee 'o'h o'' A'fo''
''''N' y" ". N"p. ~" 'o"'
y" ~ oh'e' LaAe "es' 'pon''' ~
n'o"'e us uas WI "s'''"S W. '"e
San ~ s'.w anu tue nvi ss s'ai ing w..
~. n's osia"ee auu Ie',. ne ltAn' -, !, 80
, 'ue S,u IL, ~ su'n nanae' -
- . , -, .lan I;n,h =,
,ut i.a .si .',e, auu ~ ~
~, -. - IIs t;e.t. IL,
", " ,i n. ao'e W oe au""' '',h o., IT,
'oe '"''ke eAp'e>> ""'" s,"'p''"' 'o' "'''
The Maine Medical School opened Thurs
! dsv afternoon with , lecture unop THE
:, \
Stahusfd oi ENcel'en'e h'q"'teu ny Law y
! livered by Judge L. A. Emery. professor OF
| medical Jurisprudence The opening lecture
ha- hitherto been gwen IN the intuitai pu'tu'
I ni4n, ~ a 49,, .udi..,r. n ~. hid hi. time
| in the lower Memorial Hall. Thi- hail was
| ri'eu iui', fre>dthi iNdt recohsu 'n' ,h'
! ,rna,,aaS la, En,.r, ,,ho ,.i..rl, noi,,ed
| an n tho m.di,.,l students thai they were
/ nur>uing :. calling in which the mo.t ,Intiring
| ,e,I AMI arery, we're required and one which
| IT,, =. hi,,h shn,. other nrnf...inn. ~ human
| ~ ~. hn,e ,n,,eri,I thin,. and srrorJin,,-
| il rho law r.ouir,i NOR. Of them and a mi..
,ske c,n.ed hr IGNORANCE would he puuj.bed
with proportionaieI, heavier penalties.
The Commercial il informed through Mr..
White. OF Orlsnd. son OF the old gentleman
y no met With fatal accident in the stall Of
hi. bsru in TIM, town some dsy. since that his
, ,, - ), ~ br.a
i"'"e' 'P W. ~ " ~ "
II appears that Mr hlte hsu gone 10 tne
>tall 10 elte me morse ms Rraln, a'iu "hli"
leaning over the pail 10 mix u. the on iath''N
horst which WAS not vicious one Out e'i-
denl. in haste 10 get his food. made m open
mouthed grab for the psil, accidentally Sink
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Feb. :. 1850
Alvin q -.e. Henry Jordan.
franky b. Phillips. Cha, L. smith,
sumner ilp-rF.
Please call for = IL eri~ed letters.
A. ". GREEDY. 2. NJ.
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Bartiett's island.
The Sabbath school had supper at the
hall. Jan. 10, the children being ,lsap-
pointed At not having Christmas tree,
but they seemed to enjoy themselves as
well as they would if there had been tree.
La grippe has been passing around and
about every one has had it.
Capt. Raymond has been quite sick, for
two weeks but is getting quite smart now.
School closed Jan. 80, after short term
of eight weeks taught by Miss Jennie
Luryey of Southwest Harbor
There was masked ball and supper CIV
en- by the sewing circle, Feb. 4, at which
all seemed to enjoy themselves, but were
very sorry to see the rain which prevented
the people who came from away from the
Island from returning home until the rain
stopped Following are the names of
those who masked:
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Hon. 5. r. Whiting and f. II. Greely.
E-q.. have purchased the property OF The Bar
Iiarbor Land I ompan! situated on Hancock
street. Bar Harbor. 1t is the same property
sold the COMPANY by Cole. G. Burriil for Sl5.-
0O0. These gentlemen evidently believe that
iiar ltarbor real estate with FAIR estimate
upon it, value l. good property. There :" III
De no more looming. however.
OLD LETTERS AND DoCUMENTs.-It Is of
e at importance to Msne hstor, that old let
fers and documents. diaries, plans and even
.kerrbe. OF old places. in fact an, thing relating
to Msine and its people, should be preserved.
The Maine Historical Society has had con-
.tructed for this purpose fre-proof room,
and IL il hoped that ever, body in the state
y no has such articles Will depo,it them with
the society for safe keeping aud future re-
ference. They can be Teclaimed al any time.
Mr. ii. W. Bry ant, the librarian. Portland.
will receive and care for them. v i'll the
papers of the Slate circulate this informA-
tionf
Gleason Wilson, OF Cherryfield, at work
In the stsve mill OF the Jonesboro Lumber
company. Saturday, In Jone-buro, had his
right hand severed ACROSS the lower wrist.
When brought out Of the mill the hand seemed
10 hang by the skin only. The fact that wife
support makes his case very hard one, and II
will excite much ;, mpsiby here he is known
The new church at Bass Harbor lie finished
and services are held there; but it has not yet
been dedicated. In size it is 80 by 30 feet. Is
feet posts. Entrances on sides. Ii Is finished
in the roof showing trusses and panel ceiling
and painted ia coors. The pulpit Is raised Nv o
feet, On the right is the pastors room. on the
left il the organ aud choir. The building VIII
seat about two hundred and is heated by two
stoves. The pews are of ash and were made
in Vermont. There have been many contiibu-
tions given towards fitting up the church.
Little Willie Pendle,on. a six years old
scholar of the Bar H.rbor primary school
Miss Clark's. met with = serious accident on
THURSDAY, Jan. 80. With some other boys be
was sliding ON 4 hand sled down the slip
| leading into the second story OF the Davis car
riaye factory near the sehOol-house. when by
| some means the sled went from under him and
he fell from The side of the slip considerable
| distance breaking several Of his ribs. de WAS
hauled home on n sled by some OF bis llttlt
| school mates.
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City and ( cunt

I granted an original pension.
/ See III. new advertisement Of c. A. Allen
! & Co, Insurance agents. They represent some
| Mrs Mary 2. Lord i. confined TO her bed
/ BY Illness presumably an attack OF Is grippe
Mr.. $ G. Rowe. Who has been seriously
| ill., Il, We hear, convslescing.
| m. .ho,,orv h,.ino.s = vow r..r,,
! closed. and som, of the for,naen have slresd,
I left town. Including curses 1t /, long mani
/ fest OF freight which Burrcll. Uoughton 4 Co
will take sWav from Ellsworth.
/ Mrs .d,t. Mao, uh, bss hssn m fo,
.ometim. thouyh .,ul confined "a her bod i,
| reported 10 he on IN, mcpding hand.
T. IL "reeP' h'l ! IN hss's'hu'e"'
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,,,.
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go, b.. .,.,....,. 49,, -, 49,, ~.
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u"'n ''S'e' |" near 'ha' MIS- LNi'
~ VI ""i"' -N'Neh' y '''ousi! ~ w"
"S' P''A''''' can '''' "'eN from "''
=" IL f'r't' VIZ represents ,ha' >'eI ''hE cor
p"r'''"n' lne mon hu'ua' LIE insurance
''"'PN"' '' hS'he'
The " r. 6. will bold special meeting
FRIDAY afternoon n two O'Clock. 10 install
AsH'- conductor ana uuard ana 10 TRANSACT
important business
At noon on "Wednesday OF lat week the
Thermometer in ,hi- city stood at 30 drg. How
i that for lnidwin,er in Mainr' VIII the
cali states aud southern california please an
swer
The new degree team Of I.iok Lodge No
-. D. @. +. Of thu, civ. worked the initiate.
r, degree on i've candidates last Friday even
ing.
The ala Isntn,.rl lro.p =. snonorI.,
h,rn. Burk.nort IN th.. We, .ia, 81 Sil,.r
Lake. MA. torn down last week
M. rn,,o-.an, a, ~. r,i, -,
th, r-c.ent .n,bu.i.su in pncl.ror, ,hont
Ike VII! be tn, building Of 4 permanent bon..
Al silver Isl. vber. IL, vii ~, Stored ?, h
wear.
.,... 49,.
be,u poisoned iii It'll. count, during the pres
emf winter ., eating ,hm.. aud now it +. re-
ported lhs, ornaud r. Hincklc,. the town
1,,t week. poisoned b, eating clam. wee, te-
fore
~. .., u, >.,nrlx1,.,,b,. ..r,..b.,,,.
..,,.i,, ,,t. ,.-..,,.o.t
hr.d. b, Mr., >amsc. Ro,Al. Jr. III. hopping
sspafaiu, .t,in,d ID b., m good running order:
aud D, to, hail,v eApr,.,lou Id wer,. on HI.
bculLu.ut cauni.u.nc, We Judge that be f.l,
,mjurujlt YIrA>ed " IT'D Maine winter,
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ap'. ,. NJ krhaII-"n' 81 Deer i>ic' "h" VS.
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,uril-
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Will YOU heed the warning? The signal per-
haps Of the sure approach OF that more terrible
disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves II you
can afford for the sake of saving so cents to
run the risk and do nothing for 1t. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will Cure
YOUR Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
whv more THIN a Million Bottles were sold
the past year. 1t relieves Group and Whoop-
ing Cough at once. Mothers do not be with
out it, For Lame Back, Side or Chest. use
Shiloh's Porous PIasters. Sold by s. ID. Wig
gin. lfrU
We have used Browns Instant Relief snd
can recommend it to our readers n an article
Of great merit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-13

The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga,
the manufacturers Of the great blood medicine,
5 5. s. have just issued nice riddle book,
Illustrated with pretty engrsNinss, in which
they offer -ixty dollars in przes 10 the boys and
girl. OF America Who will correctly give the
answer. The following is the list Of prizes:
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eleventh to the 6Oth set. each -.

Those wishing copy of this riddle book can
obtain it free by sending us their address and
mentioning this paper.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Iva
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PROGRAM.
IL, with tsblesux.

song, with tsbcsu1. Mr.. Redman
MAINE PAIENIs. IL List Of patents issued 10
Maine nv entor> Tor The week reported for u.
by Perez ". j. Lander. solicitor Of Pa
teHts aud Dsaugnt>mau. kendu>keag Bridge
aud last Market square. Bangor. Maine:
kmlc K. " e,iun. Bangor a,signor TO
j. NJ. chase, OroDo, Me. improved smoke
burning stove; Emery Andrews, kruuebuuk,
as>i2nUr 10 Ltathtroid Manufacturing Co.. OF
Maine comp una Tor parchmenlizing paper;
Jerome Is. Fellows. Fryeburg, Me, potato-dig-
ger. bole number for the week patents
4g7; designs. 5; trademarks, 3j; labels. 8: re-
issues, Il total IA.
\ be work in Acadia Royal Arch Chapter
last Tbursda. evening, under the Inspection Of
A. " PENNY, OF Auburn, Grand h ng OF the
Grand Ro! al Arch Chapter. WAS follow ed by a
banquet aud post praudial speeches al the Han
cock House. We hear that ii a, very pleas
aut occasion.
The little daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Ar
thur ohule, who has been III, is improving.
Fred |. Campbell. Esq, who was III in
this city for several das- returned home last
Friday. We are pleased to bear that be reach
ed home without any setback and that lie is
able 10 attend 10 business.
-Dirigo Hose 90. No. 3 had ball and sup
per at Hancock Hall last Thursday evening,
which proved very gratifying success. The
music wa, by six pieces of Mouagnan- orches-
ira A large number were in Attendance and
the tountiiu supper which was served in the
lower hail VA, excellent. The AMERICAN lie
pleased al the success OF the under taking.
SUPPER AND sALE.-Ibere Will be VA.
rely supper and sale 10 the Free Baptist
Vestly, Monday evening, Feb. II. Supper
served from q 10 o'clock, local time. Supper
. ceuts.
capt. A. X. Woodward has manufactured
for the count, jail circular cage door OF
wrought iron for the saIe-keeping Of
the prisoners aud the protection of tht
jaiIer. IL Il yer, fue job. which. we do mol
believe. can be surpassed in the Slate. In fact
il out " oo, wards " ooda ard, and that is sal
ing good deal.
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The New Schooi-house at Cards
Brook.

The dedication Of the now -chool-hou.c in
tue cards Brook district on Fridsy evening
ls.t Wa very interesting event A. an
is hour not only the residents Of the district,
but maul from outside gathered together 70 be
present Al the dr,ic.tory ceremonies. The
meeting was called 10 order b, Frank W.
Grinial. chairman 81 the building committee.
who c.Ve some interesting fact relative 10 the
building Of the new house. aud hi- Informal
report supplemented BY other important
-lstrm.uts maie ty Carlton McGown who i
sI-p II member Of the building committee.
And right herr Ne wjl give cur readers ,ne
hru.f u fart- gathered from the building
committee sud others. The he" hou-e i on
The III. 81 the old Que which burned
few months a-;o. he uew structure i, 81 feet
nug and % feet de. with Is feet post. The
-,hooi-room which j. Handsomely flushed. j.
l04 feet high. TIE interior walls snd ceiling
ARE covered with narrow matched BOARDS
which give the room artistic appearance
aud src great improvement over the more
common lathin. and pla.tering. The ~ert- are
OF the mot modern design Of school turui. IRE,
ana are not ouh models OF utility. but posses.
! d
doubles, will prove "a JOY forever" bel
fr1 on the roof add much to The exterior at
fractions OF the house The build ~ commit
lee consist. OF Mc--r-. Frank W. Griudal.
Carlton Mct,owu. Joseph southland aud Rufus
Go>- sil OF " hoin have had their special part
to perform and hey are certainly entitled 10
great credit for The valuable and Efficient -er-
,ice they have RENDERED, the district. and We
may .ay. the city. The old house was insured
for eco. not quite al OF which ha. yet been
expended 10 the construction OF the new one.
In addition To the statements made By The
committee. the dedicstors ceremonies consist
"a OF brief addre..e. made BY Messrs. Arno
" King. chairmAn Of the school committee
J ohn b. RedmAn. Levi A. WyInan and }. G.
] hlcott After the close Of these exercises
the remainder Of the evening wa, devoted 10
social intercourse and u buuntiful collation. OF
I confectionery aud fruit. All the speakers con
Graduated the people Of the district on then
new and beautiful -chOohou-e .and the AMER
/ iCAN most heartily add, IL congratulations to
/ those OF the speakers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-02-13
GENTLEMAN.

John Ralph, Negro.
Al. Farrell, King of Hearts.
W King, Indian Chief.
S. Webber, Buffalo Bill.
Lewis Dix, Domino.
Leon Tbbetts. Topsy.
Willie King. Girl.
Willie Bsrtlett, Girl.
Win. Norwood, Mason.
There has been no snow here this winter,
but at the present writing there are about
two inches of snow.
Capt Dix, who has been sick with Ia
grippe. is now so AS to be about his work.
Feb s. b.