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Connecticut western news., 1891-02-18
Three Horses and a Cow Burned.

NoRwALK, Feb. 14-Selectman Oscar w. Raymond's large barn at East Norwalk, with three horses, COW and forty tons of hay, wagons, sleighs and other contents, was burned. The fire is believed to be of incendiary origin. The loss is fully covered by insurance.
 Railroad Litigation Ended.
 BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 14.-At 8 meeting of the directors of the Shepaug railroad held at Litchfield today the following officers were elected: President, J. l.. Macauley, of New York; vice president, W. H. Ste venson, of Bridgeport; secretary, E. N. Carey, of New York; treasurer, c. H.. Cort, of Litchfield; superintendent, Alexander McNeil, of Litchfield. This ends the long litigation for the control of the Shepaug railroad It deposes President Chapman and his associates, and the road is now under the control of the Housatonic sys- tenn.
 A Brakeman's Fearful Death.
 BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 14.-William Quinn, a brakeman on the Derby railroad, was killed here by being run over by the cars. The train was moving so slowly that it was stopped before the wheels had passed com pletely over him, and the body was pinned down to the rail. Jacks were subsequently used, the car raised and the body liberated Death was Instantaneous. VI -: 4 Horses Wild Run. ~s 7hi | TWISTED, Feb. 14-A horse attached tc sleigh belonging to C.. J. Camp was frightened by the cars and ran upon the track of the Central New England and l Western railroad for two miles, running over two uncovered bridges in that space The horse fell in one of these bridges, but regained his feet and renewed his run The horse was finally captured and was found to be only slightly hurt. .I
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Since the great flood, which came near washing us all away, we have succeeded in getting our goods up where the water will not reach them again we think, but our prices re- main as low, if not lower than ever. We have quite 8 lot of nails left, both wire and cut, which were some- what moistened by the flood, which we are selling rery cheap to turn them into money, and they are go. ing fast. About this time, as the almanacs say, the Farmers begin to think about new tools and imple- ments for the spring campaign, and we think we can make it an object for you to come up here from o. naan and vicinity and look on our stock before purchasing. We aim to keep COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of everything that Q farmer uses, from gimlet to Q blow, and we WILL NOT BE UNDERsoLD. Come and see us. No trouble to show goods.
Connecticut western news., 1891-02-18
Le0GZ Notices.

nISTRICT of Sharon, ss. Probate court, D January 31st, 1891. Estate of Clark M. Juckett, late of Sharon, in said dist, ict deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of l Sharon hath limited and allowed six i months from the date hereof, for the credl- | tors of said estate to exhibit their claims for | settlement. Those who neglect to present
 their accounts, properly attested, within said l time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
 sons indebted to said estate are requested to
 make immediate payment to Flora B. Juckett Administratrix.
 Postoff1ce address, Sharon, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-02-18

Suitable for Spring as we'll as winter at less than F
 cost. ''..i 5.
Connecticut western news., 1891-02-18

Sherman's heroic effort to relieve Burn side was his next notable achievement
 Gen. Grant in an open letter to Gen. Sher. man March 3, 1864, acknowledged his grat- itude for the cooperation and skill which had so largely contributed to his own suc- cess. Congress also rendered it's thanks for his services in the Chattanooga cam paign. When Grant was made lieutenant general he assigned Sherman to the com mand of the military division of the Mis- sissippi. In April he received instructions for his movement against Atlanta. Then began the great campai9n-the march to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-09-10

No money was made b, hotels at Bar Har.
Dor, during July, but August was a good
month. The Bar Harbor landlords and bust
ness men are exercising their wits TO provide
some sort Of diversion for the miscellaneous
crowd that can't get the entree of the cottages
and find lack of entertainment. I'VE must
have casino," is the cry. just now.
The following persons received premiums
at the Eastern Maine State Fair:
Best oil marine, amateurs. J. N. Curtis,
South Brewer. list, 80, Miss Mary +. Robin
son, Ellsworth, 81.
Best oil painting of fruit, currants, Miss
Miss Laura Jones, West Brooksyille, ID. 81, So
Best painting on felt, table spread, Mrs.
Beulah +. True, Castine, LIST. So.
For best display of cut flowers filling not
less than 100 phials. Josie NJ. Wiggn, Bangor,
gratuity, 81, Mrs. Fabyan Archer, Amherst,
Dablias. Mrs. Fabyan Archer, Amherst, LIST,
Petunas. Mrs. Fabyan Archer. Amherst,
LIST, 81.
Gadiolus, Mrs. Fabyan Archer, Amherst,
LIST. 81.
verbenas, Mrs. Fabyan Archer. Amherst,
LIST. 81.
Pair wall bouquets, Mrs. Fabyan Archer,
Amherst. I'd, Doc.
Everlasting flowers, Mrs. Fabyan Archer,
ID. soc.
Best lsdy's skirt, embroidered, Mrs. r. c.
Leach, Bucksport, LIST, $50.
Best infants skirt. embroidered, Mrs. 0. II.
Fernald, Castine, LIST, 81.
Best piece perforated felt work, Mrs. l..
Hancock, Bucksport. I'd, 81.
Best set Of pillow sbams. linen embroidered.
Mrs. Kate H. Means. Biuehll, 1st, 81.
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In Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Sept. Z, 1891.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
Mayor in the chair
Aldermen present, Morrison, Jordan,
Lord, Moore and Maddocks
Roll of accounts No. I. amounting to
$3.50 was passed by the board of Alder
men.
On motion, voted that a committee of one
be appointed by the Mayor to ascertain
the sentiment of the citizens at Ellsworth
Falls in regard to the matter Of having the
reservoir at Ellsworth Falls filled up, and
that said committee have full power in the
premises. The Mayor appointed Alder
man Moore as that committee.
On motion. voted that the petition in re-
gard to the blind Heath boy be Indefinitely
postponed.
On motion, voted that the petition pre-
sented by c. F. Rollins ct ais. be indefi-
nitely postponed.
On motion, voted that K. F. Sweeney be
appointed constable at large.
Voted to adjourn.
Attest II. Z. HALE, City Clerk.
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The rain of Monday here was a serious
drawback to the progress Of the work on
the reservoir and dam. Work on both
was progressing fiuely but the ram did put
a stop TO it for two days. Work has com
menced on the inside of the hatchery
Mr.. Foster has added -four men to his crew
Of carpenters; the masons have completed
their work here and gone.
There was put in circulation paper
here among the workmeu for the benefit
OF Mr.. w. II. Salisbury who had his leg
broken on the dam last week and hear
that there was S4l signed.
Picnic parties still continue Last week
the Misses Foster of Ellsworth, with their
cousins from Bar Harbor and Eastport,
enjoyed Thursday here, with select din
ner at Hotel Bienne.
Last week ducks and cartridges we're
plentiful here. Some of the workmeu on
their return to work Monday, brought
their guns with them; so ! presume that
their numbers will soon diminish.
Elliot Jordan who went to Augusta as
cook for the Hamlin Rifles, has returned
and reports big time.
Mr.. VIM. Rumill who lived near the
station, was away cOasting, and his wife
had a letter from him saying he would be
home soon. The next day She had a tele-
gram saying he had fallen from the mast
head His body was taken to Seal Cove,
his former home.
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No. Hancock.

No. Hancock.
Geo. 4. Norris went last week to Low
ell, Mass, to fetch his daughter, Anna
Louise, who has been spending a few
weeks with her aunt there.
Mr.. Monroe Mcfarland had his hand
sawed badly while at work in the mill re-
Gently.
Mrs. Giles of Boston, Mass, who has
been visiting relatives here, returns soon.
Her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Jordan, will &C
company her for short visit.
Schools in the 9th and eth districts are
in session taught by Miss Alma Carleton
and Miss Victory Milliken.
Hollis Linscott and Gertie West of
Egypt were married few weeks since.
May health, wealth and prosperity be their
lot through life. SUMAC.
Sept. 7.
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Franklin.
The village and bay school-houses are
undergoing repairs and painting.
Hal. P, Blaisdell is having nice ell
built TO replace the old
Mr.. 0. Mcneil has roof-windowed his
ell chambers.
Mr.. W. b. Blaisdell is having well dug
Mr.. Lowell Bragdon and family have
moved into their new home on Cottage
street.
Mr.. Z. X. Bragdon and son Harvey have
moved their families home from Somes-
vile. Business, generally, is booming as
usual
meeting of our towns people will be
called about Sept. 18th, to take action re-
garding the Shore Line railroad. Fellow
citizens, is it Yes or No, with you?
On Thursday of last week, we, with a
merry party, responded to call from Mrs.
Helen Cleaves to be present at a family
picnic at the home of her father, Francis
Taft, ESQ, West Gouldsboro The day
seemed one which was dropped from our
June calendar, and appeared to grace the
scene. With blackboard and span driven
by Sir Percival, we covered the twelve
miles in good time and found friends on
the pretty shore of the farm making ready
the tables so literally spread-meats. sal
ads. sauces, pies, cakes aud coffee were
partaken of after the serving of de
licious clam chowdcr made 10y Miss Mar,
Taft. 1t was an enjoyable occasion On
the way home, we made twenty minutes
pleasant call at Lombardy cottage, Sulli-
van, where We found Mrs. Annie Cum
mings and brother, John S. Emery ard
wife. The annex to their cottage is fas,
being finished. and gives charming views
from its windows.
As Mrs. Henrietta Smith was returning
from a Friday evening service. a team
drying in the same direction gave a signal
in the darkness which she did not readily
hear until it was close upon her, when she
confusedly stepped in front of the horse
aud was thrown To the ground. breaking
an arm and otherwise seriously injuring
her.
While Mr.. Lorenzo Debeck was driving
a loaded cart, in some way he was thrown
of, breaking one rib and fracturing
another.
1t is rumored that frankie, little son
of William Ii. Blaisdel, has diphtheria.
We hope that DR. Homer will treat the
case with his usual success, and prevent
any others.
Mrs. Marietta Robinson and son Of
Massachusetts. are with her sister, Mrs.
Priscilla Dweley LEON.
Sept. =
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Steuben.
DR.. II. b. Moore of Colorado Springs,
Col, arrived in town last week on a short
visit to his early home.
Mrs. Sibyl Kendall who has been at home
with her parents several months went to
Bar Harbor last Wednesday and sailed on
the steamer Winthrop for home.
A great rush was made for Petit Menan
Point last week when the gates were op-
ened to the cranberry pickers.
The railroad surveying party were in
town last week. This week they will be
at No. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Overlook of W ash
ington, Me-, arrived in town last week on
visit to their brother, DR.. S. b. Over
lock.
Miss Susie Moore who has been in town
all summer left last Monday for Tennes-
see where she labors as teacher of col
ored school.
The old folks went on picnic to Tunk
Pond last Friday, and Saturday the young
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Deer Isle.
Mrs. William +. Torrey and sister. Mrs
Mitchell. Mrs. Grafton Torrey and chill
dreu of Georgetown, Mass, who have
been visiting at Mrs. F. H. Torreys have
returned home.
Capt. Frank Torrey Of steamer 'No,c
1hsH" came home yesterday from Bar
liarhor, W here he has been the past five
weeks. He will 20 on 10 Boston soon
Mrs Susie Torrey of Boston is visiting
al Capt James Torrey's.
Mrs Frank Lowe Of Lawrence. Mass.
came last week to Visit relative. and
friends.
Capt. Isaac G. Gray Of yacht Monte
gan came home yesterday.
Capt. W P. Lowe is having the schoon-
er Union thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired and will soon be ready for sea.
They haze been catching nice mackerel
in the Reach lately.
Arthur Campbell has not been very sue
ce>sful with his weir fishing this season
Mrs. Clara B. Holden, Mrs l.. knight
and Luella Torrey went to Bangor TO
attend the fair this week
Sept. }. NJ. l..
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Prospect Harbor.
Our school begins to-day taught by Miss
Nan Abbott of Hancock.
Miss Clara Cole commences school to-
day at Indian Harbor, Miss Lottie Johns at
Mogadore, Steuben, and Miss Fannie Dol
liver at Dyer's Bay, Steuben.
Rev. Frank Baker and son Elmer 60 to
Boston to-day. Mr.. Baker will sail for
Europe the sixteenth. His son continues
his studies in architecture at Boston an
other year.
Miss Grace r. Moore has recently been
to Ellsworth.
L. B. Deasy took dinner in town last
Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Peters is visiting at West
Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Z. w. Cleaves is quite sick
There was a house warming at J. w.
Coles one night last week.
A social dance at Club house Saturday
evening.
Sept. Z.
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South Deer Isle.
The body Of the young man who was
drowned between the Landing and Devil
Is; nd, was found last week in a badly
mutilated condition. 1t had irifted ashore
on a small island.
c. 0. Macomber. who was here last week
with a magic lantern show, has boat
which is quite a curiosity. 1t is on the
catamaran principle, but i. like large
boat cut in two lengthwise and boxed up
square in the middle. making two half
boats each with its own keel and rudder.
then platformed across between the two
giving room for the housekeeping ar
raugcments of the owner. The two rud-
ders are worked by one wheel. The owner
can thus travel from place to place and
live at home, giving him what he makes
with few outs
Sept. !.
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seal Cove
Mrs. Fred Goodwin of Brockton, Mass.
who has been spending few weeks with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. N. A. Harper
returned home Monday.
Mrs. A. 7. Norwood and her niece, Miss
Luella Brown, are visiting friends at In
dian Point.
Miss Myra Powers left Monday for
Waterville, to attend the fall term at the
Coburn Classical Institute. Miss Myra
was accompanied by her mother, who will
remain few days.
Mrs. R. H. Grace of Kittery, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. l.. C. Ober,
returned home Monday.
Miss Irene Stanley is attending the fall
term at the E. NJ. C. Seminary.
Aug. 81. NEIL.
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Sunset
Many summer visitors are leaving town
this week.
Mr.. John Raynes is at home from Bos-
ton, for few days.
Geo. W. Higgins of Ellsworth, is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity.
The High schools in town will begin
Monday, Sept. "A. Mr.. A. A. LttleHeld
of Orland, will teach at Northwest Harbor
and W. NJ. Furnel Of Mt. Vernon, at
Green's Landing.
Mr.. Wallace Easton and family who
have been spending the summer at Sunset
returned TO their home in Camden, Mon
day.
Among the people from here who at
tended the fair at Bangor we notice c. N.
Small, Lyman Stinson, Mamie and Maud
Small. Francis Stanley, Ray Robbins and
John Stanley.
VETERAN.
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people "followed suit" by an excursion
to Gouldsboro Point.
There was pleasant social dance at
Smithville last Friday evening.
Miss Annie Elliott has gone to Boston
on visit to relatives and friends.
Last Saturday night DR.. Overlook was
summoned to patient at East Steuben.
While In the house his horse got loose,
ran away and upset the buggy, badly
smashing it. The horse was not injured.
Sept. Z.
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ARRESTEDl

Charles A. Daley was arrested last evening
for Stealing from the drug store Of shiefman,
bottle Of sulphur Bitter-. Before the court
TINS morning, upon being asked why he should
steal. be stated that his mott was troubled
with Rheumatism. and that ii was the only
medicine that helped her and being out OF
money and work was the cause OF his stealing
As this WAS his first oiIrn>c be WAS put on pro-
hatinu NelryrI. N.,rs
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Sullivan.

sullivan.
September I'd with its azure skies and
cooling breeze, was just the day for pic
mic, and the day was heartily enjoyed by
the little party who started at an early
hour for their annual picnic at Tunk Pond,
in honor of Rev. William E. Foy and wife
The genial gentleman received the little
party with fitting grace; and at the hour
appointed all gathered at well spread
board, (tastefully arranged by mine host,
under the dropping branches of the will
lows, which surround the reverend gentle
mans neatly kept cottage) and did mple
justice to the chicken wing. Then mus
ic on the banjo made the heart merry then
followed a short speech by the writer, a
visit to the lake, and pleasant ride back
to the village, each conscious that some
hearts beat lighter. May the genial Old
gentleman live long to entertain his
friends, on many such occasions.
j. A. w.
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Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our citizens. that for
years we have been selling Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucken's Aruica SaIye and Electric
Biiters, and have never handled remedies that
sell a. well. or that have given such uni>er-
sal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guar.
antee them every time and We stand ready to
refund the purchase price, il satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. 5. ID. Virgins, Druggist
1 SUFFERED from acute Inflammation
In my nose and head for week at a time
could not see. used Ely's Cream Balm aud
in a few days was cured. II is wonderful
how quickly it helped me.-Mrs. George j.
Judson, Hartford, Conn.
For stiffness and strains, rub with John
sons Anodyne Liniment, and then bind in
flannel.
-Sallow and leaden-hued compilations soon
give place to the lovcliest pink-snd-white,
when the use OF Ayers Sarsaparillais persist
ed in, and cosmetics eatirely abandoned. Moth
Ing can counterfeit the rosy glow OF perfect
health, which blesses those Who use thi. medi-
cine
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Marine List.


Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday. sept.S
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Rondout.
sch Sea Flower. Mliken, Rockport
ARRIVED
Friday, sept.4
sch Fair Wind, Lampson. Boston
sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Boston
Sch Adam Bowlby. Lord, boston
sch Nestal, Tate, Boston
Sch YIN. H. Archer. ratten, Boston
sch Hussar, Bunker. Rockland
Sch Ella Eudora, Harvey, RocklaDi
Sch sarah Elizabeth. Harvey, Rockland
sch ArbOreer Clark. Boston
Sch Otronto. Mliiken. Boston
Saturday. Sept
Sch Emily, Moon. Boston
Sch sarah Elizabeth, Harvey, Rockland
Sch Ella Eudora. Harvey, kockand
ARRIVED
Sch Carcssa. Thurs:on, Boston
Monday, sept7
Sch Catherine, DufIee, Long Island
Tuesday. septs
Sch Storm Petrol, Bonsey, Rondout
Sch Fair Wind, Lampson, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sch l. d Remick, sinclair. Boston
Sch Myra Sears, Closson, Portland
Domestic Ports.
BostoH-Ar Sept 3. schs Lamartiue, Eaton, and
L Warren, Greenaw, Deer Isle; Cobb,
johnson. and Norton, Wall Green's Landing
Sid sept g. schs Frank Herbert, Sprague, Somes
Sound and Fall River, L NJ Baxter, GRAY, for Sui.
Ivan
Cid Sept 2. sch A p Emerson, Day, St John. N h
Ar Sept s. sch Geo Collins, Ford. Sullivan
Boothbay-Sld Sept 2, sch Ttmouse, New York
Dutch Island Harbor-Ar Sept ,, sch Emma
Green. Smith. New York for Salisbury
Hyannis-Sld Sspt3. sch Freddie Eaton, for
Calais
Sid Sept 4, sch Franklin, somes Sound for
New York
New York-Ar Sept 3, schs Harry Haynes,
Bonsey. Bangor, Emma Littlejohn, Ssmes Sound
Ar Sept 4, sch Caroline c Foss Crabtrec, Bruins
wick, Ga
AR Sept 5, schs Alaska, Finn, Sullivan; Anna
W Barker, Blake, Perth Amboy
Baltimore-Ar Sept 1, sch G Haskell Richard
son, Kennebec
Portland-Ar Sept A. sch Kate l. Pray, Pray,
Boston
Cid Sept I. sch II Barnes, Haskell, Bangor
Ar Sept 8, sch Grace f Stevens, Stevens, Boston
Galveston-Sld Sept 5, sch Fred Cover Sargent
Pensacola
Salem-Ar Sept ), schs Majestic, Rich, Eliza
betbport for Bar Harbor; John Somes, Elizabeth
port for Northeast Harbor
Foreign POrsa.
Laguayra-Ar Aug %, sch Nantasket, Guptill,
for Turks Island and North of Hatteras
Colombo-At Aug 5, sch Geo Jordan, LYMAN,
for New YORK
Frontera-Ar Aug 81, sch Grlce Cover, John.
son. New York
Port spain-At Aug Il, bark Auburndale, Dow,
for United States
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

Eal Dress hoods-A II. Norris
Annual Clearance saie--W hitting Bros.
Fa8 DRESS Guods-M. q. arraIee
A .rtluu >alc--AndreM stafford
tft,ur'pu-M Jackson Il son
t4Itinu- James Byard
g.. tl.f.-' las. u. staples
t.. i.,.-irof~ Wanted-hennebec journal
N.u.t of Foreclosure Benz. Greene,
N0at ~ Foreclosures sarah W Packard
Nkc- Tax \otice-Town OF GouIdshoro.
l3o,aye Notice.
statement OF Ellsworth Loan & Building A.
10, Ati0n--tieo. d. Bisbee. a.
rmation Nanted-Patrick Murphy.
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.. NJ. Wentworth Is in town holding a
series of meetings. Mr.. Wentworth is a
willing worker and does not work for
money. but for the advancement OF Christ's
Kingdom. as he will not allow a collection
10 ne taken up for him in his meetings
He iahored with Us fourteen years ago
with good success. and we are glad to see
him again. He holds meeting at the
Union church next Friday evening.
Sept :, II. A. S.
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Married..

Bluehill-Sept. 2, by Rev. J. F. Eveleth. Mr..
Herman H. Howard and Miss Ethel NJ.
Thompson. both of Bluehil.
Mount Desert-Sept. l. by NJ. L. Allen,
Esq, Mr.. Truman Siaclair of Eden and Mrs.
Emma J. Stanley Of Southwest Harbor.
Winterport-Sept. 4, by Rev. H. W. Norton,
Mr.. John Fl. Mullen of Somervie, Mass, and
Miss Louise l.. Plummer of Winterport.