davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

/ oST-Silver brooch IN shape % horseshoe
n Yesterday. Finder please return 20 room
Hcrm "A e. and get reward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

kNk sAL1-houses snd lgts az al nrrebl
p-rts ~ Ihe estyi tnogE - - 49, Iuf
ene tefsls ID salt Lguiler 49, - tArE slrl
t1sss ~1s W.sl a a4.i1. n. ". Aor.ATeg
eve CITY NaftonE hauk ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

RkAQ-lt yoo ~Alr = home citlog c4fy 81
"A country ~ sne sse crhmic' 4 Dawson. a.
ICON .. Ne - tsnal 81 they sia thrcriGliy
s19~ yos y h~i tkey EsfS. sne CA laAAs teTlas
te sall az lA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01
Back Pilot.

I vcuid Ike 10 inquire through the Ken.
uebec Joarn1i tht breeding Of bhck Pilot
( ta- rscord ,nd stiQht also hi colt. records
WssT TG0t W -. Wgns
Black Pilot. l7rs q 30 recorded in
American Trutting Register, Vol I pags
1872. ga, foaled IA @cs and va. hy Roscoe,
i2s5 dam Eagenir by Swigcrts Lexins.
ton "a dam by Brlsnsr- Felipe. 81 dam
toy Me,ioc Roscoe Wis fpaled in l-53 and
was bs Pilot Jr ~ dam Black Ross by
Tom Termcr Among Black Pilot. get
were Pilot Knox IA Tiunie B.. 2.21i
and Crntnrian > "a In speaking Of Black
Pilot aa'l his breeding Bro, Thompson of
the Maian Horse Breeders Monthly says
W. have always wondered Nhy his daugi-
ters wcre not used more generally as brood
mares They ought To possrS- just the RICH,
combination 10 cross with troltag bred
stations At least we have aienys fclf that
if We hal Black Pilot MARI cut of good
dam lhai is would be about ali We would ask
Tor go fa- as breeding goes"
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cooPEa Is COMING.


Alan Fsrepaagh's famous tented esmbi-
ns'iost Bow On 10 tsenty-seyensh annual
tour, viii make bat one stand ia thi. local
n.y. snd HAT At Wsfsrsilie, Thursday. Aax.
J. IL IL ssii saSsxb 70 remind votariss 81
sasssasi sad spangtss hsreaboaGs that this
riii b. ttasir only opportunity this samnsr
10 fessl in the splsnaors Of a big sho~, "a
BY ar afraszsu,egt with the other I.si.pg
eifeps manager. the great Paw Saow
has the srsississ privilege Of exhibiting Ia
this section Of tho country during tie pTes
sns SEASON. tbs SHOW is said 10 now have
the most novel, varied asd interesting ex.
hibstoa Of It's long and brilliant career
One Of ia recent important zeqasiiions il
the fsmoas stiginaI General Sherlian's
Ride supplemented with the thrilling .Cas-
ter Battle. and a spectacular Representa-
too Of the nfsmsyabIe MounsSin Mstdov
Massacre. Capt. A. II. Bsgxrdas AMI his
soss, the cham pios sho:s and 20l noted
scouts, cowboys, SIOUX Indians and eayal-
rymsD, appear 10 their hi.t1ricsl dramas.
The eiFca' msBsxeris aad hIpyoIrome
d.psrImsnis IF the sho~ have been aiabor-
stei snd perfected ~ sapsrl tive degree
kKearsion tickets TO Watersills will b.
sold over the Maine Central for all trains
and 10 addition to regular usins a special
will leave Gardiner at g 80 7. NJ, HALO
we'll 81 30, Aazasts g o., Riverside 90,
Vasssboro 7 0s, snd returning wilt tpaye
" atefviIie at 1890 Z. NJ
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~ fKiends AID seqnaintancss Of the Late
Herbert ". Lissis we have ever held hin IN
Tie highest esteem sad bis isreproachsbIe
chafacs<s has alsays bses an OF jsct Of ID
nsfas'ss to eli Who knew him. The follow
isg sxpFcssion Of Lis employers. Assrs.
Brcsn, Darrell Co. Of Boston, vii be Of
Interest 70 bis friends AMI relasssss:
fs NzxsaIsa
isb rah feelings Of 9sspess r<xYet And sAd
hess that se ANNOUNCES the ansinieiY death Of
our highly esteemed add much ysIs,ea ssies-
srsns Mr. Herbert NJ. ListIe, .h, passed
sudd@sly sssy ss;hoat warning .. his home
10 Portland ca the zg.h inst. Mr.. Little
came into our employ . srAnser. Little
more than year ago. sinee that time. by
his apsszssaess Of character, lis pleasing
msnfess, fiss fairssss 10 dealing. the sxsr-
Else Of COOL business talents, bis perse
ysraae~ and Industry. be aas greatly en-
ssasea himself TO "a, ani had become one
Of tsse leading ssle.fasc. Of Ga. house. His
fasssIy sri all 81 bis many friends have our
heartfelt synpstGy IN this their great
bereavement. Bkews. DrRkELL { Co.
Bes,ss, JAY 80. 1891.
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W Wednesday evening ST. Mays of
1aa coaaeil, Ne els OF the C.lh ilic
sss'asea' i.sgioa. vas JUS, ia.el by Hon
= Araay % Rrooklyn. y Y, Deputy
.aaSsio, If the Sdareme Couueil. The
Aasins officers were ics,slled; Piesi-
- iaama' Brennan; vice-Pfesileat.
J. MAKER; Secretary, z. c. Sexton;
S'' Faoma, c. Baek'ey; Treasurer
q eaiesllas, Thomas J Lynch; Orator.
. ooasaha; MGshal. Elmer kellets;
~ ", P. Tabor, Chaplain. Rev.
s.asf cha'. W. Doherty. The Legion 10
= a''ed atss and Canada. since its
..ladea in lsso. HI. paid Oh. 10 death
4.a over 100000. Is objects are
- esnerolent and insurance. Branches
= Legion now extend into sixteen
Z sa1 ssAsss and also ali the provinces
eaaaaa. Sc. Muy's Of Augusta 10
=" sffaai,ed in Maine.
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whee,man h1' discovered plan better
msn the one Of using torpedoes 10 frghten
he rassias eycl 81, Il consists of rubber
eiio provided wi.n a stopper and allied with
smmoais wster. \ dog that gets q ehiif Of
these contents dc paris to lad some place
saese b. can hide his Disguised nose. and
ne never Graves TO partake of wbeeimsn
again,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

ise agitation among mill owners, tending
"a seas'al shut down of two weeks in
assa" Of the cotton ard woo.en mills of
'es islaq1, is aot likely to sdsc. the in
sa'ff IL Augusta The Edwards company
ss'seilsael upoa arm basis, and iheus h
p''ees s'e low aud margins small, the very
"i~ slies which thu grea, variety Of beau
asa' anosies TIM: they msnafsc u'e obtain
u he markets, enable them to keep the
'ss'asss going with some prof. to them.
*'"s And livelihood for their thousand
~Hs employees. 1t viii never do to lei,
|s'eo,too capita. lie idle even for day
'aes propose to keep the wheels In mo-
1sa Z they doa's make cent.
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fatter was using front stage faster
'as on the roof Of ne seho~l house at the
corner 81 East Chestnut aud Middle ,t.e,tl
Yesterday aud slipped. With gres, pes
e.aS. shich stopped t. lhis say iug him IF
aea 'seross. itn1s fa'a', IA o. twen'y
ct es nafd
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Esf several years. IN tie spring a,asils
] used 10 b. truahle. With a dsssxxy tired
fss'i1ig- and asti pain Ia the small d say
hAfk, 50 btd, az tines. a. 10 prevent NV
Bring able 10 walk, tie least sudden .,,ctlou
ea'isiss ne .esers distress Ffeat,eut.s
Bolts and rasisss w9Bid break out ca vaftans
para ~ The body BY the ads.ee ~ frirnas
.'Sa ihg family pisgsrian. began die use a
Ayers safsapar.lia sad eonfinse,! il III the
p'lsoa 10 my blood Was thoroughly eraaies..
ted II W. English, MONTGOMERY CIV. No.
ny System vas all ren down: ny skia
rough and u yeilewisa hue. tried yarios,
remedies, and While sOsne Of them .ase NJ.
temporary relief, fotle II EhsBs did asy per
is'sAeht good. AZ last began To take
Ayers earsaparitis. Containing Il exel,ssiye-
y iof a considerable tiiis, and an pleased
10 say ii1at il completely
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Kennebec Central R. R.


On and after Angus; LIST trains will ran as fol-
i.ay, Randolph. :. %. Hon A. n, 3te- ~,
NJ Arrive al National Hone "a iA--S
A. NJ; 10 4is T. NJ, ,.a , "a
sisPM Arris. at Randolph 9.ig A. NJ .
Ssa5aoP. M. $3.50, ,hs
10 sscpmmada.e people wishing to attend VI
band concerts at fiis National nSwe. =, -,
,fternoou. trains viii ezs. Randolph OIL y" sta
5is n NJ each Sunday snth further h"u~e
t,..,,. Nstien.l Home at . ~ aasi BIS = n
r. A. LAW TON. capeftltehish-+
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Dileo.
AInrltL.ANn.

hkN t1ANl
IN Portland. Jnlr p, Mr.. Hannah. widow of
the late Maroon iittlPHr'd, Of iigt1n. ar~t ~
eears. Iaiv ~. William n Turner aged "a years
months. July x. tueene only child Of John
and Ia il O'Connur, aged months week.
In tiarpam, July - William n johnson. aged
~ years months.
In standi.h Jals r. Harriet LoD,hord. aged
~ years
In ,ir,nswich iuly s. Fannie Il iiicg ~. aged
II months.
In Freetort. July %, jacob =. Rogers, aged 81
years months.
SOMERSET.
In NorridEewee&. Jaly 30. Miss Harriet Frances.
Youngest daughter Of the lste samuel l.. and
Nj hitahly ma Boanlman, Of skowheg,u, aged
80 wears. tnnerd August ,, at % O'Clock, A. VI +
WASHING ROY.
In 4 s;poTt, July 10, MsgT hcfhee, wife Of
pAnirl Nct'her aged wears mos and e. days.
In Midtown. July II. infant chi d OF George A
Staples
In Ca.ais July y. susan Hall. aged - years
and months
In Red Braeh, July u. rheo Il. Newman, aged
l. years aHd = DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Rev q. klss aud MIR. b f. Folsom
rstar led from ten days trip ia Monhegsn
Island on Tuesday last. They were among
party Of ntno who. between six O'Clock
A. NJ. and ten 7. VI of Monday. July ssth
selned forty $40 barrel. OF msckerel, It
Vas The largest hsal thth has beeI made for
q long time They are worth sl2 per bar
rel, snd thus they uetted the snug Little sun
VI si9l
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DON'T GIVE Up

The use Of Ayers szzsapar.1la. One h1trse
may not e'srs right ca com eiasnt q
years, persist zss.l rrse IS Elected. Axa
general rnse, Improvement fol.sxs shortly
xf,er beginning Tie Csc u this MEDICINE.
Win fa.any people. the esse. Is immediately
Hesieeaisiss bst saage constitutions are les.
susceptible To medicinal Influences ;haa
asiieFs. and TIE curative process mar, there
isse' II s'ish eases, be less prompt Per4s-
srra'ses ia asiag tfJis remedy Is sare a rs
fsnafd a last. soSssr or iatsr. the most
stubborn blood ssiseass-s sisia 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-01

Dr. r. ). Roberts T. q Bar Harbor.
VI. III. p. Dsyis - home fron Old Or
ehsrs.
NJ. y. s. Faneg Of within, vss here
yss:sf'isy.
NJ. Gas. Grsenrood Of Lewiston vas ia
ne city yssssfsAy.
Mr. Firaer Pashor q Portiaad va. in
The eity gssseriag
Mr.. W. W. morse is taking a. sasiaz
ocsas Point.
Mr.. Percy Brooks vas up from Squirrel
IslssS yesterday.
J. II. ThoBpton. wife a1d child weFs ia
ssvn f,sB gSsssn, Yss.~ria7.
Mr.. Lsmans family issys today for
Squirrel island. for . asash.
Mr.. Edsxsa Davis " ssv York. il s.s
yGss At cs9 JsssPs E~es's.
Mr.. &. II Aassaa Of psriisns., 10 ia the
city for few ssys.
Tss Of the Misses Pops from Manchester
sers ~ toxin yesterday
M. u 4 HSbeYtsoa weas % sks,s b. ,;sss
"a the . % train yes,sriay
Mr.. Fred lismiin asi family leave 20
day for Belgrade for month.
Aiss Emiig mlliksn N,o has been visit
lag at orr. island has returned
as,M. NJ. Luce Of R.adGeld, va, at
thY Asgssss House THURSDAY.
ksg M Haasrr fFom Massa4-i,aaets-. II
visiting Mr. Lyman % Green street.
NJ. &. : kebrtso, .ith sife snd
d.ash'er, leave for sesrspoF! dsy
Mr. II u Cooper. postmastsr a. south
Wiadio' vas IN raws yesterday
ar, G n Flynt AMI ehildfes left yes.
IsFiay for few weeks si*ii to Gcorestown
MAJOR weieb With wife and .on Thai
sent 10 WateFyale On the . o3 train grstcr.
dy.
IT - George Robinson AMI Carrie Yea
ton are stopping at Ocean Point for few
days,
Ailra Gree 10y Of Jaeksonville, Fla wa
rrgsr red at the AagastA House, ys.fet.
ny
MI Jon" A. mn 'r' 81 f'reaport. n
y b" returned home after lev days
sst in the city
JS1se = " HAD OF "atef''iie' wa, 70
the cry yesterday oa Dn''ae" 'e's'isg tol
H'r ''i ''h'p''S non
h''' "i'e"' pf'"eipai Of ~ Cathaf'ns
HAL mas returned from Visit TO the
WHITE Nom ans
ffof' d. - mciA'lfs OF 'arNsis fsnn
formerly OIL h'h' NM was IN town cal
ing o" if'Fha' ihafsiSy'
MI 'ohh fo''ef' wa" went To bn n'h.
cay II" "esS' as" " tfaeteins Ia" hs'
re oou'" - uhas state
rockingham att daughter oil
i'''''"' '"'''
-, ,,,,
" ''" '""s"''' wen" 10 ieax i'iah"
Jo'"''"y i"'S VIA DC ''aea' "" "eeN'' !
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NOTICE.
0fiee CT Eail-oai Commissioners.
ArGrsTs, July IS, 1.yo-

ofice CT Rail-oai Commissioner.
ArGrsTs, Jaiy IS, loo
To TIE GeneTsI Managers and Saperiats nGerts Ct
Railroads IA the state Of Aziae -
Under thr prov isions Of statute. the method. ef
beating passenger. g'aii or syzsRe car. in this
state. must rec@iy@ the approval. in wrificg o.
the Hoard 81 Railroad coEaIaissiSnsrs
Al approval. Of rsethods nax 10 a-e expired hy
imitation, 81 ths dr-; day o. Jg:y A. u. Isgr
Notice i hereby given tisat tie Board Of Rail
road Commissioners viii be In session at Their
effice In Augusta. 90 Tgsstar the twelfth day II
Asgns- A ID. lsao, for the purpose Of receiving
and eoa.ideriEg applications for approval II
nsthoes, each rsiiroad csrporstl5a isay desire
to adayt.s
Al sppliestions rnp., be In writing ard ssns.
sfase fully the eharaete- and method as ssci.
Bssfss- and the purpose tor which the applicant
Gssirers 70 the SAY.
At aaia session. = hsssing viii be given 10 In
sen.oEs aud all others iEseY~scd in the uaanner
al.d methods Of hsstsaz and ;igistinz rzsseng
Mad and luggage cars
Fer older Of ts- Board
Iniye,diL h. L. FarEIsgTos q TX.
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Ia t.ardn"r. July 50, b. Rev. u, " jenkins
tharlrs NJ Hl.idsa 81 aucu.ta aud Mis- Minnie
u, Dapton u Randolph
SpMEHsEr.
In Madison ,Ia'v 70 ptis II Fletcher of Cam
prllo, Mas formerly ~ Stark and Miss IL ste
NJ Harlow II Mercer, July 10, !. Arnold BROW II
aud Mics MAJ H. Adams both Of Madison.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In peaver colorado july = Alma Grace, 2augh
ter OF James u HAYNES % BANGOR, aud tdWi
knight bnttriph of d. nVer.
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Massachusetts,, worcefter.
Polytechnic institute

ffrrs courses Of study In Cieif. Mrrbanisai
and tleeirieai Engineering and Chemistry. and
Yroposes course ia PHYSICAL sa Political Scheme
for training u teachers and for basire.s New
AMI completely squippe5 laboratories ard work
shnns- aeNt year higgins sep;s Inbes ., iseo. kor
csfaiogat address
HI FULLER. President Of Faculty
aiystsodA wsss
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FORETAuCH SHOW

4-PsSSa SfnrfftnE stsxc Sehs1Homss
I-Paws GIsrtsas Hippo frSme Races.
a-Pa>vs We nimoth Doubts AsnaGerte.
Z. Paws Trained Animal Expedition
szs-startiing and realistic WILD WEST scene
20 scouts COWBOYS and SOAK lnfiErs-CCs
rEks> LAST RALLl-fhe Atroeioas Mountain
Meadow Massacre Indians Attack on Deafvood
Sssse Coach-s Nirgiria Reei on Hor~ehsek-
Pony Express Riiiag-AH the Crack Rife. shot
ran aud Pistol txpsrtg--The Champions Of the
lnixerse, CAPT. A. II. EoGARDC>, and III.
Three Famous Sons. shoot 81 every performance :.
rs-Aa the Wild West Attractions. all the Cir
eas Stars, al the EirpodEorns Features. Al ths
Elephants ard " III Beasts, all the Great Golden
Chariots viii te iiSyis yed 10 the Rare. Radiant
aud Romaaiie street Parade, at 10 A. NJ on The
day Of exhiSitian.se the estT.
rS-fNa eara1iese NiiihiticRs eaIly a. tae usual
hours Admission soc; Children nrasr mae.
a5e. Cheap round trip excursions on all rat
roads sns. steamboat lines see local agent fos
particulars
Portland. Monday. Aug. 9Th.
8ash. Tuesday. Aug Sth.
Earminston, W~dn. sday. Asg. eah.
!asy1ldsw
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Mlarrieo.

Statr Justice Of the Peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-13

Mrs. Catherine Jordan, widow of the
late Charles Jordan, who for rany years
has been great sufferer with asthma. and
who has been steadily failing for many
months, passed to the Great Beyond, FRI
day, Nov eth, aged "A years. She realized
her condition and patiently awaited the
summons. Her true christian character
was appreciated and valued by all who
knew her. She was woman in whose
society there was sunshine; she believed
In God and in every good work which Is
for the elevation of mankind In this world
and In the world to come. She passed
away as calmly and peacefully as she had
liveu She leaves seven children and eight
sisters and one brother besides other rela-
tives who have the sympathy of the entire
community in this their great bereavement.
Funeral services were held at the house
Sunday, Nov. 9th. Revs Woodcock of
Waltham and Hubbard of your city ofilci-
ated.
MIR. Joshua Jordan of Minnesota, is Wis
itiDg his brother, Mr.. Nathan Jordan In
this town.
Mr. Mark Frost is going to operate near
what is known as Hopkins Pond. He
has at present a large crew in the woods
at work.
Mrs. Willard Jellison and children who
have been stopping at Bar Harbor since
last spring Is in town for a few days visit
ing her mother Mrs. Nancy Morrison.
The sewing circle in districts No and
will meet Nov. 18th at Mrs. Frank Jor-
dams
Nov. 10Th. S.
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Married.

Ellsworth NOV. ,. at the residence OF the
bride. uncle the officiating magistrate. hy
John II. Brimmcr. Esq, Mr.. John Albert
Cunningham and Miss Agnes Estelle Hall.
both nf Ellsworth.
Nov. ;, by Rev. j. L. Crosby. Mr. Everett
+. Tinker and Miss Florence f. Mathews both
OF Ellsworth.
West Survivor. ,, by Rev. u. b. Phean,
Mr. Arson NJ. Cunningham and Miss Matilda
Trueworthy, both OF Ellsworth
Northeast liarbor-bct. -. By Stephen
smallidge, E>q Howard G. Frazier and Dora
r. Carter. both Of Mount Desert
Surry-Nov. 5, by Rev. u. Il. Phelan. Mr.
Frank l.. Jordan and Miss Elsie L. smith,
both Of surry.
Cherry fell oct, 30. bv Rev. A. ]. Lock.
hart, Mr. Herbert r. >il,by Of Aurora. and
Mis- Maggie r. schoppee OF Be,dingtou.
Nov. >, by same. Mr.. Edward f. Emery
Of Bar llarbor, and Miss Louise H. Connors
Of Cherryfed.
Buck,por ). BY W. A. Remick. Esq,
Mr. Percy +. Moore and Miss Ina F. smith,
both Of Bucksport.
Winterport- NOV. ;. by Rev. H. W. Norton,
Mr. Joseph Cooksou and Miss Cassie Porter,
both OF Winterport.
Boston Highlands Nov. 8, at the home OF
the brides parents, by Rev. Mr.. Wilson OF
Hopcdale. Rev. Thomas Jay Horner Of West
ford Mass. and Miss Flora NJ. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Hasey J. Boardman. grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Human and
great-granddaughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. William
&. Mo,eley, formerly of sullivan. all OF W HON
were present on the occasion.
Loussil He. hy.-Oct 80. by Rev. u. O'Sul-
isan. Mr.. Henry +. Harrington, formerly Of
Ellsworth, and Miss Allie sampson Of Louis
vile.
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Marine List.
Ellssvortn Fort.

EIIswor,n fort.
SAILED
Wednesday. NOV
Sch J NJ Kennedy. Woodward, Eondout
Sch Arboreer, Clark. Boston
Sch Whiting, ynam, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
sch sarah Blai.tcI. Pomroy. Boothbay
Friday. Nov
Sch Caressa Young Winter Harbor
Saturday NOV
sch Adam Bowlby. Lord, Rondout
Sch Samuel Lewis. Treworgy, Rondoui
sch Leonora. Beilatty. New York
ARRIVED
sch Python. Cheney. Boston
Sch Westerloo, Treworgy, Boston
Sch susan Francis, Saddler, hockland
SAILED
Sunday, Nov 9
Sch Agricola. Bowden. Boston
Sch X Woodward. Holt Boston
ARRIVED
Sch + A Magee. kief, Boston
SAILED
Wednesday, Nov IL
Sch Marcellus. Pratt, Rondout
Sch Elizabeth, Sincla r, Boston
Sch Otronto, MilliKen, Boston 49,
Sch Sarah Blaisdell, Pomroy Rondout
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Nov :. sch Rabbon. Tapley, Ron.
dout
AR Nov 5, sehs Arrival Stewart, Brooklin; Char.
lotte l. Morgan, Clements, Bangor
Ar Nov 6, sch Plow Boy, Handy, Lamoine
ar NOV 5, schs Virginia. Moon, Franklin Harvest
Home. Penobscot
Bangor-Cld Nov s. schs \ f Symomls Santa
Cruz NJ Is Mahoney and ii J Cottrell, New York
Charleston-Sld nov = sch Nellie Woodbury.
Hodgkins, Baracoa
Dutch island Harbor-Sld Nov !, sch David
Torrey, Bluehil for New York
Edgartown-Sld Nov 7, sch A NJ Dickinson
Hart, sullivan Tor Philadelphia
New York-Ar Nov !, schs Nellie Coleman, from
st Vincent, c V; W Potter, Andrews, Bluehili
Apphla and Amelia. Willard. sullivan
Buck sport-sld Nov 5, bark Grace Lynwood
Gilley, Scotland
York Lizzie May. Fcrnald, RocklaDd W Emer
son, Gott, Bangor for Boston; Tanniscott, Mullen
Bass liarbor for Boston
Cid Nov s, schs Eva l. Leonard. Robbins, n Z
Harbor; Union, Rice, Belfast
Ar Nov sch NewcomD, Allen, Boston fol-
Deer Isle
Ar Nov !, schs John somes. Robbins, Bangor for
Boston, II Barnes, Haskell. Provincetown
gor for New York
Portsmouth-Ar Nov :, schs Edw Rich and Wide
Awake. Boston for Deer Isle; Angola. Franklin
for New York
Desert, for Philadelphia
Passed Nov 8, sch Annie r Lewis, bangor for
New York
IOreign Ports.
singapore-At Oct !, bark Penobscot, McCaul-
der, for New York
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Golden Wedding.

Tails event called pleasaas gathering OF friends
atFranklin. Sept. l6-it b<ite the tifieth anbiyer
sary Of the marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. Stiman But
Ter at their old home, where they had spent their
welded hfe. They we're taken entirely by sur
prise this occasion. Five OF their nine children
were present and six grandchildren, also two
brothers and two sisters Of Mrs. Butler. Not
outstanding the threatening storm there were
twenty-five present, and after spending the after
noon in very agreeable manner. a bounteous
supper was served where nice wedding cake at
tracted our attention with its snow white frosting
and which was further emtelished with six FIVE
dollar gold pieces contributed by their six living
daughters. There were also valuable tokens OF
esteem from other friends. letter from a sister
OF Mrs. Butler was read. regrettng much that she
could not be present. The company left at a late
hour with enjoyable remcmbra noes of this rare
occasion, and hoping this estimablc couple may be
spared Cor many years to conc.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-13

Biu-hifi.
Bluehll was not reported In your last Is
sue owing to the absence of your scribe
Cold weather Is upon ~ and is fast de-
veloping Itself into winter.
We note the arrival, Saturday, of Mr.
Geo. II. Slower from New York
Mrs. J r Hinckley arrived home from
Bar Harbor. Saturday.
The new machinery for Mr. Longs mill
arrived from Portland. Friday. Mr. Dunn
OF Portland is putting 1t in.
+. +. Chase, Esq, left town, SATURDAY,
To join Mr. Hamlin OF Ellsworth, or a
hunting trip up river. We ale looking for
plenty Of game the last OF the week.
There we've eight arrivals Of vessels last
week
HiuCkley Brothers received a stock of
goods last week; also Merrill Hinchley.
Mr. Geo H. Slower left for New York,
Monday.
Henry - Darling and John ~ Snow
will please accept our thanks for favors.
Mrs. MsJ Appel has been quite sick.
The steamer Cas,ine broke her machin-
cry and came to anchor of Bluehill Neck,
Saturday.
The New York Herald is going ~ lid over
the arrival in the city of Henry NJ. Stan
ley and his bride and the recent Tammany
victory In the reelection of Mayor Grant.
Hon. g. +. Williams. Congressman elect,
of Boston, arrived in town Saturday.
Steamer Castine, Capt. Decker. which
broke her crank shaft, Saturday. when of
Bluehill Neck, arrived at her wharf here at
. 80 in tow of tug Little Round Top of
Ellsworth. Steamer Henry Morrison lows
her to Bangor.
c. II. Bill Jr. i, still in town
Nov. 10.