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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
q Printer Killed.

CHICAGO, Sept. s0.-E. J. Maghap was
killed this morning ut the tracks Of the
Eastern Illinois railroad in attempting to
board freight train, Maghan lives in
Buffalo and is a printer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
a Short S...to,

Rl9 JASEIEo, Sept. 2O.-The Cons,i,r
tionat Assembly will elect a Presidrnt n 4
the Republic, vote on the budrct ard o1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

IHE HA9uE, Sept. 30.-The royaf
physlci.ans declare that there Ia no ca;,sa
lor serious anxiety regarding the cond;. m.
tlon ol the King, and that lie will coon
be able TO resume his duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Special Ercursion to Pittsburgh yia j. l. O,
October 9, o and IL.

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets from Wheeling
to Pittsburgh ut - for the round trip'
including one admission to the exposi.
ton. Tickets good two days, and when
sold on Saturday good returning until
Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

Special Dispatch 10 The in:el!igencer.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Sept. So - A
patent was granted today 10 Gallespie
Mcdonald, Of White Sulphur Springs,
| for n beLstead,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
The Mntllpiist Conference.
u hIanrI,t IA N. T.,k.yf.,.

Sptcias Dlssl'ch 10 me ln'etli9enccr.
WEsroE, W. Va, Sept. 30.-Abou!
sevenly-fve members OF the Methodist
Conference arrived today. Their SEES
sion begins Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

NEw fonS, Sept. S0.-Arrived, steam.
ers Ethiopia, Glasgow; Galiteo, Hull. >
PAlLApELpuIA, Pa, Sept. 3O.-Arriyed
steamer Befgeniand, Antwerp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 30.-Cougressman
Frank Lawler was to-day unanimously
nominated for Sheriff by the Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
TUG FORK.

To improve this branch Of the Big
Sandy river, first appropriation OF
$500 is available, and this will be ex.
pended in snagging and the removal Of
bther distinctions which now impede
the slight navigation carried on by the
people Of that section. An improvement
by canaiization to open up the coal fields
IN tins pa+t Of the State would cost over
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
National n ews.


h.NmAr'h y. y. special say, efforts
- secure 4 charter for the Louisiana
i'i''1t ~ N't'A Dakota aro being renew
n.y. "-tA -rra' energy Iae state j.
>NAfi-.n- WitA a-ri.i, ~ the lottery And il
,i,H ,.r,.r',., ,l .i..,,i.,,' -, 80
and I,yt,I.,,r, f,,.rsl.i.. ,t.. .-7....,,','
AZ N"T" alk. - on junc Am, Archie
nch'p'f l!e l"Ail,'n years 0tH son ~ cN-
p'puN Sh'F'H hrmp"r. together with
'ta'I'' ~h'3oh a-I FF"i Graves i"p boys
oi A''4t tAe same a-r, ieit iar.r h"mr~ in
" ts'Pofl an,i ''ANt h't oerh Sren N beard
of yellow covered Ij,rratar,. aI,g Il i LII.
posed that they have gau,. I. ,iay Indian.
in the West Youn. Keuper went ON
similar tril, two wears 40, hut "a. arrest
ed at Buffalo.
i''u'>N me- ny on thursday OF
.H9' "eeA news "a receive" lhat i"" 81
county. were ,lpt and killed. And three,
wounded BY ,her.ti-> posse While opuo,-
Ing the arrest Of one of their number
one Of the posse as slightly wounded
,.;,..''t - $50. VA -. "a r.
River railroad between that place and
Parkcr-burg s9ecia. of Two cars filed
with Baltimore aud Ohio officials also en-
route to Wheeling went through tre-ti,..
A special train with surgeons and All
associated press reporter left for the scene.
rt !, -,
~ ., ~ az a. ~ 'uC"e.' 70 :
assumed larger proportion. than at first
supposed and between 800 and 500 men are
ont. The firm say tney de not know the
cause Of the strike The men 50 far a,
known had no grievances Of any import
ance and had Of late made no complaint
about the work, paw or prices
Ai'e'' h"f 'l'uh" 3uiltt d nervous
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
State News

At 30 on the morning Of June Atm
TWO men entered the coal Office Of G.
;. Flood 4 Co of Wateryille BY forcing a
window and blew open the safe. The ex-
plosion aroused a truckman named Fred
Thomas who discovered the thieves before
the booty had been secured. They fed in
team towards Norridgewock
On tile 3rd inst. Sheriff Irish Of
Rockland arrested Hilton b Wright or
Washington who attempted to kill two
men the day before. Wright delivered
himself up to the sheriff, making no resist
ance. Irish went 10 the house against the
earnest protestations of all the citizens Of
Washington, who felt sure that he would
he killed Wright was arraigned before
Trial Justice Bliss Tuesday and bound
over in the sum Of 5000, $4,000 to keep
the peace, and $4,000 on charge of attempt
to kill.
Friday Charles Leonard, Nelson
Watt and Charles Monroe, aged Is
aud 90 years, were fishing in boat at
Boyden's Lake, in Perry, when the boat up
set. Leonard and Watt were drowned.
Monroe swan nearly mile to shore.
The steamer built at Brewer, for run
ming between Gardiner and Waterville on
at Barhour's yard, Brewer last week. She
was built by Capt. S. H. Barbour for the
Wateryille Merchants Steamboat Company
of Wateryille, at cost of between 50 900
and $40 1000, Hon. w. T. Haines. of
Waterville, being one Of the principal
owners and managers She will be taken
over to the kennebec river where she is to
run between Watervile and Gardiner to
connect with the Boston boats.
-Linwood Fowler, tirst officer OF
the schooner Lizzie Lane which
arrived at Boston May 2s from
Mayaguez, Porto Rico. was not well
the entire passage to Boston. Two days
later he went down to Searsport, his home.
in crowded and popular passenger steam
er. hardly able to walk, and the next day
was broken out with the small pox. The
Searsport officials have taken action to
prevent the spread of the disease there.
At Alfred last week in the Supreme
Judicial Court of York county. Judge
Whltehouse dismissed the petition of
William Dean for admission to citizenship,
holding that the Municipal Court Of the
city of Biddeford was not court of com
petent authority under the laws of the
Unitet States to admit aliens to naturali-
cation and had no jurisdiction over
applications therefor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
Senator Hale and tie Kittery Yard


ol W-n'"prth and 4 Stevenson arriT-
I'll aniAe "Wednesday Of last week, from a
'ri .o Washington. They happened in
WASH n-'ou IA good time, a the naval
appropriation TIL! was brought up in the
Neaatr. The committee had stricken out
'Ae appropriation f"r the klttery yard, TO
replace the but ting recently destroyed by
tlrr and To replace the tools DESTROYED at I he
same ume Senator Hale aud Senator
Dawes were the only members Of The com
Mittee Who favored the appropriations,
an1 i j z" the united Efforts Of Senators
Hale Blair, Dawes and Hoar that the
appropriations We're retained in the bill.
We see senator Hale quoted a. opposed 70
the appropriations and that he had to
he urged to favor them Such j. not the
fact. Col Wentworth and Mr.. Stevenson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

+ Peterson for June IL unusually rich with
excellent illustrations. "Her seventh Birth
day.""A June Twilight aud bis Mothers
Message" are all charming and totally unlike
In subject aud treatment. The opening story
Frank Raymond's Faith" is cspitaIy illus
trated. The mammoth fashion-plate, with
other illustrations Of summer dresses, aud the
ncedlcwork designs cannot fail to interest the
ladies. Miss Ella Higginson's novelet "A
Love and a Passion" is full OF interest aud
power. and Miss Alice Bowman's story OF
Dagma.' i ahead OF any Of her previous So
rial-, "When Did Uncle Philbroke Die" is
rs original a. 1t i interesting. Some Hardy
Plants" by Joyce Ray will be welcome and
useful 10 every posse,sor ola garden, and Miss
Scovils paper on "Asphyxia" IS exceedingly
useful. The July number begins new vol
umc. and the list Of contents gives promise OF
great brilliaucy. Terms, two dollars year.
One dollar for six months. Sample copy, i've
cent. Address, Fftersaa'> NdyaeiHe. Phiil,
dclphia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
Congressional.

Monday. June 2ud The Senate Mr.
Morrill, and Mr. Harris spoke on the silver
question the canteen question vas discuss
ed and an amendment to the Army bill was
passed, providing that no liquor shall be
SOLD To soldiers Ivy post-traders or canteens
in Prohibition States
The House The time Of the House was
thrown away in futile proceedings.
A caucus Of Republican Representatives
decided that the service pension feature Of
the Pension bill should be retained
Tuesday Senate: Messrs. Pugh
and Farwell discussed the silver question,
tile latter advocating the abolition Of the
ub-Treasuries the Fortifcaton- bll was
considered, and the Watervliet items went
over without action.
The House: The contested election
case of McDuttie and Turpin, Of Alabama,
was discussed without action.
Wednesday The Senate The Fortih-
cations bill was passed. among the items
being one appropriating s2s5 900 for
Watervliet Arsenal
The House Mr.. Turpn, Of the IVth
Alabama District, was unseated and Mr..
McDuffie. the contestant, took the oath Of
Office.
In Committee The Senate Finance Com
L
a delegation of importers
The Republican House caucus agreed
upon compromise silver bill. submitted
by Mr.. Mckinley.
ThCrsdsY,-The Senate: Messrs Sher-
man and Hiscock spoke in support of the
Jones Silver bill
The House; The modified Republican
Caucus bill was discussed; the Pacific Rail
roads Committee reported funding bill.
liz Committee: The Senate Finance
Committee made some progress on the
Tariff bill
A Republican House caucus was held on
the Lodge and Rowell Federal Election
bills.
Friday, River and harbor and
public building bills were considered
House: The substitute Silver bill was
passed-l35 to l19.
In Committee: The tariff bill was dis
cussed in the Senate Finance Committee
Saturday,-The Senate Senator Plumb
spoke on the Silver bill aud the tariff and
took position opposed to the sentiment
of his party on these questions.
The House; The day and night sessions
were devoted to debate on the silver ques-
ton
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
Drowning Accidents.

Rock ANn. June l0.-A sad drowning
case occurred Oh Channel Island, yester-
day afternoon, the victim being young
man aged about 70 wears and resident OF
North Haven. While out sailing, his YES
sci cap-fked. he being thrown into the
water anu help not being near, drowned
His body has not yet been recovered,
though searching parties are on the spot.
PoRIsMoUTH, n H. June 10. This
noon two workmen employed at Hon. Frank
Jones farm at Frceman'> Point launched a
small fiat bottom skin and started for a
short row during dinner hour, Hardly
had they pushed from the shore when the
skitf was struck by a strong current and
overturned, throwing both men into the
water. One succeeded in reaching the
shore but Charles Clarke. aged 20, was
drowned and as yet his body has not been
recovered. Clarke leaves wife and one
child.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

During t.c past week the Boston q. A.
X. Committee which has charge of tie
arrangements Tor the coming encampment
made thy following assignments for quar-
ters Ga Maine posts a. loilna,
Cam,'hrN Post J. - men AlcchaniC>'
Building.
H. II Cross and party. South Nurridgc-
wock, - Bpwdoin street
Clayton Post 1874, Strong, 80 men, Me-
chauic>' Building
TIE Boston Passenger Committee have
adopted the following circulars regarding
excursion ticket arrangements on account
of the Grand Army Encanpmcnt next
August, and copies are to be sent to gen
eral passenger and ticket agents through
ont the country
To general passenger and ticket agents
The follow ing plan for handling excursion
business To Boston on account of the Ma
tional Encampment, q. \ r., to be held
al Boston, August n 10 10 next, covering
details as to dates Of sales, limits aud con
dtious Of tickets, with sample form and
conditions as to extension of limit on tick
cts in connection with joint agency to be
established at Boston, has been adopted
by the Boston terminal lines
The rate for this occasion shall be
the established one-way fr>t-cla>> tariff
rate for the round tril with a minimum
rate Of 81
2-Tlcket> to he sold August " IL in
elusive. Connecting lines selling through
New Eugiand territory are requested to
make thcir dates of safe correspond As
nearly a. possible with these dates selling,
however. at such earlies dates a. may he
necessary, wiki the provision that tickets
shall be limited for use IN New England
territory going not earlier than August
and not later than August l3.
Tickets shall be good 20 return only
on trains leaving Boston August II 70 -
Inclusive with final limit to original
starting point tin August 35 1890. Com
/ Meeting lines selling through New England
territory are requested to make the same
rule a. 10 dates Of leaving Boston. and to
make the final return limit correspond, as
nearly a. possible according 70 distance,
with the above conditions.
An tickets shall read good for con
tlnuou> train passage IA both directions.
and no >tnp-oycr check, SHAH ~ given
"A JOINT agency Of the Boston trrmi-
nal lines VIII be established for the receipt
aud deposit Of tickets for the benefit uf
those who De- not wish 70 return from
Boston prinr tip August ~
- The joint agency viii Pc open f'r 'hc
receipt of tickets from August Y tn 40
gust - inclusive
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
Driven Ont.

BANGOR June lu-In the municipal
court here Monday. John II Tonc and
Everett T. WaShhurn were aTraigncd on a
search and seizure warrant sworn out by
Mr.. Pitcher The case was continued on
their paying The costs and giving bonds
for their appearance Monday, August II.
the day before the session OF the supreme
court In the meantime they promise To
~ ont Of business and should their prom
i~t A, adhered 10 thr ca-c viii M dropped
but ( they violate il thcv With he punished
ID the foil extent of the law
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
The Sullivan Libraries.

Dcaj' Imerican
information is wanted in regard TO the
sullivan libraries and we ask You to help
us, In our inquiries, as your paper IS
read wherever intelligent wanderers from
sullivan are found We hope before all
who can assist us with information "have
passed beyond that any who may have
recollections or traditions Of any Of the
several libraries or book clubs of their ma
tive place, will kindly send all they can
recollect either to you. for notice, or to
the committee Of the Sullivan Circulating
Library Association" or write what they
know or think to an acquaintance here;
even a word to regret that they know moth
Ing will help us some by show of inter
est We wish TO collect all we can at
home and meet in the last week of June
to take some action in regard to our poor
neglected books; and to bow ourselves
humhly before the fact that our forefath
ers did better by US than We have since
done by ourselves.
be Of Tho utmost Importance to rs in con
nection with facts CLEANED elsew here; 50
let all be prompt, active and Interested.
The first sullivan Social Library was
dsbanicd more than sixty years ago. and
the books distributed among the owners.
We should like to know when it was found
ed how long maintained, and If any one
has a record or recollection in regard TO
It. Mr. Samuel Bean was the librarian
and il was kept at his house,
We should like 10 know also hoe the sec
ond Social Library sprung from its ashes.
The present clerk Of this library can prob
ably furnish from the record books much
that we wish to know. but there were
members among its founders living in
Gou.d>horo, Franklin and other towns
from whose descendants we Shall bc glad
to hear or to see at our meeting and in
due time from our scattered Pacific friends
Imperfect recurds-nu,y few disCnn-
nectcd pa4,,-of The sullivan Falls Sew
iug Circle Lintar>" are found There are
no dates hut there are the names Of sew
cIal ladies num living ii Boston and from
ihc~. " aa,,e IT, arar lH U,y ka,tr.
From his imperfect data the resident
members Of The society, some ten wears
az, rcnr-auized with the name Of ">u.ii-
yan Circulating Library Association" add
"a members and books, and later oprue,l
il ~ tile district free for several wears
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
ELLSWORTH, June ~, 1890.

ELLSWORTH, June IL, 1871.
Our offering Of Dress Goods
this spring is by all odds the
best ever made by us.
Fire cents q yard.
A large variety Of Cocheco
Challics and crinklc Secrsuck-
crs.
Iwelre and one-holf cts. q nj.
The pretty Ginghams so
much in vogue, which include
the freshest styles and newest
patters procurable. Satccns al
SO in the popular styles.
Twenty-Five cents q yard.
All colors in 81 inch Hen
riettas in plain and stripes.
Also 4 large variety Of summer
FlanncIs. Plain serge i'll su-
perlor quality.
IH,ty-scrcn and one-ho!f' Is.
q yd.
36 inch Fine Dress FIannelS
in all the popular colorings and
with them 4 large variety Of
Str;,,,l, ,pJ Dl,;Jc
Futy, sere"fy-:fre and eighty
nnc cc"fs 4 yord.
We have 36, 10 and IS inch
Scrgc- and lIenrlcttas i'll large
variety of choice selections. In
Black Dress Goods we beat
our record. \ remarkable lot
in all prices from
Trcire md onc-hoif rs. y ON
doilnr ond a quorter 4 ya,d
a. II. NORRIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

The Democratic State convention was
held at Augusta on the 4th inst The ex-
citing question was in reference to the
adoption Of a license plank in the party
platform. and was lodged in the usual
democratic way. by a vote of 176 in favor
of, TO 273 opposed. Hon. F. w. Hill of
Exeter, received the nomination for COVER
nor. Capt. Chas. Baker, of Belfast, was
nominated for Congress in the third dis
trict. At Bangor Tuesday, the 3rd, Hon.
Josiah Crosby of Dexter was nominated
for Congress from the fourth district
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

'Ar,s''''
rs scnooIs u tA'> l'"h aie hp" all 10
session. PIES rFAte "'a-% NJ Aurora, j.
'r4cAih2 ID HiS'flel nuhlter T. MISS Annie
Miss Emma Austin Of Larnoine. in district
number 3 and Nrs IIzzi. kelIibrr ,yjf.
Of NJ. 5. kellibcr of thj, town. IN M
but ypur CORRESPONDENT has uot learned
the name Of the teacher In district N !
NJ ,uior 1.,l;s., :. ,,,i,,i,,
ho,,so ~, ,ha IA rIaca far,n'.r,,- - . ~ IT, !"
~, Ei.,, uan,5i,,a. = '"iie' y
Most an tht niue iolks ABOUT town nave
Sol tue "hoop'hg cough MI A I. Carr
mas 'hree ch'Idreh very SICK with It.
Mrs. Caroline Brmmer, who has been
spending the winter with her son and his
wife in Boston, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Jordan. an AGED
couple who have been in Bangor the mast
winter with ,h.;r children L.,a ,a,nr,,@.1
nome and think they VIII 20 70 house
keeping oy themselves during the summer
months
Mr.. Leonard Jordan who has been a
great sufferer for many months with rheu-
matism of the head, is still confined to the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

Typhoid fever often gets into community
nd ha, run Science says it is born with
in the human system, aud that when the germ
reaches the open air. perhaps through the
pores of the skin. its touch is contamination.
1t is then very essential that clothing should
be thoroughly washed, and this can best be
done with Brussels soap, and then all typhoid
and other germs become inert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
South snrry

South sarry.
Mrs. $. G. Young has been visiting
relatives in West Ellsworth.
Mrs. d. II. Curtis is stiIl improving.
Capt, {. Q. Young isvery poorly.
Mrs. Caroline Young went to Boston
last week.
Mr.. Lyman +. Haskell left for Boston
Monday, by steamer Castine
Mrs. Fred f. Torrcy il visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. H. Brllatty, IN Ellsworth.
Mrs. Jasper Richardson Of Somesville,
has been visiting friends and acquaintsnces
in this place.
School in district NJ. |, l. taught by
Miss Mabel Cushing of North Bluehil.
Miss Nettie Billings of BluehiIl, teaches in
No. district and Miss BERTHE Carlisle of
West Surry, ia district No. $.
June 2 SIRts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
ANA'S SAPSAPARILLA.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed n night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth: If so. send at
once aud get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. II, value j. incalculable. It will relieve
the poor title sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il, mothers there is no mistake about it,
1t cure, dy>euters and diarrhpa. regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie. softens
the guns. reduces inflammation. and gives
tone aud energ. to the whole system MRS
P.NSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR chill
DgFN TEETHI>G j. pleasant to the taste. and
j. The prescription nf one of the oldest and best
female nurses aud physicians in the United
States, and j. for sale by III druggists through
ut tho World Price 25 cents Il bottle.
I,+n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
The Bread Winner.

It is designed expressly for the farmer
the teamster, and all those who need a
strong. honest shoe that will stand rough
wear. 1t is made by an old and we'll
known firm; is sold at low price, and
can be relied upon for honest, satisfactory
service. dollar for dollar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
>niith,Ilie-

smithyIle.
Mrs. Joanna Wakefield has gone to
Jonesboro on a visit. Her sons are in bust
ness there.
The fun-loring folks Of Smithville had a
basket party in Smiths hall Saturday even
ing. The funds raised will go towards
buying flag for the scbool-house. Had a
very pleasant time.
Mr.. Keene had meeting in the school
house Sunday afternoon. He expects to
come all summer. We hope he will
Mr. Henry Cleayes has gone TO Jones'
borO to work.
Mr.. Alonzo Cleaves has gone to Sorrento
to spend the summer
June 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

The summer guests are beginning to
arrive. Last week Prof. II. Thayer came
to put in readiness his cottage at Seal Har-
Dor. Mr.. J. Pryor and family already oc-
cupy theiI cottage on their island in the
harbor. Mr.. Ellis comes this week. and
the family of Rev. H. H. Levitt are ex-
pected at their cottage. The hotels have
made arrangements to receive several
boarders this week.
June 7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

Eastbroot.
The ladies in district No. 4, gave box
sociable in Town hail. Saturday evening,
NAV 3lst. 1t was success. The receipts,
S3.32 90 to help buy bell for the new
school-house.
Capt William p. French, an aged citi-
zen, died June 9Th, after long illness.
Mr. Lyman Wilbur is very low Mrs.
Robert Lowrie, who has been sick for a
long time, is gaining.
June 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12
Unitarian State Convention.

state convention p4cI~d tll- evening AMI
everything points a. olr u TIDE largest AuA
most successful conventions far many
years There are 25 delegates Ia attend
aurc The convention opened IN M"
Unitarian church with the annual sermon
PSI Kc, + Il HarnbrooA u Newton.
from joel il p, Your old men wi.l
dream dreams, and yeur young men
Will SEQ Visions" The subject Of the ais
course wa- the value II ideals Tie value
# having ideals constantly before auc d
life. wa> paiuly and emphatica.ly irmnu-
>tratrI by tGr speaker. man without an
ideal Aa- NIB ambition or aim iu life He
does hi> work simply hrcause he has ID.
The same i true with churches Every
church should have and live up -. a high
ideal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-12

AT Thomaston. Dunn Elliott launch
ed the three masted schooner of 63s tons
Thursday. named the Sadie c. Sumner
commanded by Capt. David Sumner Of st.
George.