Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

-ufal the women that ever saw,
The worst abused Is the mother-in-lsw;
Bu none, YOU see, II Is certain TO me,
Gao hear abusing so meekly as she.
-3euers Manager Tucker says that the
steamer Frank Jones will be launched March
24h.
Mr.. Fred W. Gray Of Bucksport, lost an
other valuable horse by death recently. He
ws> worth $3.50.
An article In the warrant for Tremont's
town meeting proposes division OF the town,
-Rumor SAYS that a story written bv Sulli.
van girl. will ere long appear In the columns Of
the Century.
The Baptist sewing circle will meet 10
their vestry this Wednesday afternoon and
evening. supper from so 10 O'Clock.
H, ". Holt left Monday for Boston to Sc
lect his spring stock OF room psper etc He
will stop off day at Portland on his way
home.
The grand jury OF Pennington reported
Thursday forenoon and presented Judge
Emery with pair OF white kid glove. rs su
emblem OF the purity OF the morsls of Frank
tip county, No indictment wa. found and the
JURY was discharged.
Mrs. Clari.ss Fsrnhsm Ames widow OF
Hiram Ames OF Bucksport. passed sway at the
residence OF her sister. Mr.. Deborah True in
lht- city. Tuesday Of ls>l week, and the re-
niaIu- were carried TO Bucksport on Thursday
evening, train. Mr.. True / the only living
member ~ her fathers family
Arthur Campbell formerly OF Cherry
field, ha. been promoted to General superln-
tendenJ Of Construction Of the American Tele-
Cr4ph and Telephone company, now building
'he ouS distance telephone from New York to
Chicago.
We have received that prince Of all aims
RAG, tn. IrltaHs Aim4n4c for January lS92
II = comp et4 P,'iiiasi register aud contains
vs,; t1n4 % general information. II l. edit
ed b. EiwAri M,Pher-on and published by
The Tribune Association, New York CITY.
The pri,ei- ~ .en', copy X 200 wear No
ON should 'a without TOE Tribuac A lmsnac
-EtWard s. ,ms'> iira- hsye taken root
Ia Hancock .9Hur,. il seems. A Nationalist In
w. Trenlpu wants the government to help
hIt4 aud improve rural roads ~ well as
breakwsrr- sui harhor, ami river dike- He
thinks the sailors -tt too biz share OF Uncle
SAM money.
An exchange tells 4 story about some
c.sm. du. AZ ,a>,lue during very low run
Of tide The CLANS wor~ pronounced Nv every
one no >aw them. the largest ever seen,
even tn tt'~ REGION - clans. The largest
weighed ten ounces. and The smallest might
have weighed hai' ouud.
Mr. J. j. Lsughtou OF Mt Desert. pro-
poses 10 Start canning industry in Belfast
4 boiler bas been ordered from Boston and an
engine j. Being built ia Bangor Mr. Laughton
vii begin business - soon a. M plant Is ready.
The committee appointed rs the Ellsworth
Church Alliance had Il meeting last THURSDAY
afternoon At the Baptist ve,try and ;emporari-
J.. Distracted the city into TX districts. each OF
which was assigned 10 one OF the churche. Of
Ellsworth. II l. intended that each OF these
districts shall b. thoroughly ranvassed in the
Interests % tbs churches collectively.
just nov Maine j. furnishing the DAkotas
with seed corn. Nj Benz >hute OF North
Hancock ha> just shipped lot Of hi best seed
corn 10 sioux CITY to he used by the farmers
IA that vciut,. Some Of them haye tried
Maine seed corn and they know 3 good thing
when they see il; hente ne order.
Mr.. Leslie II. Grant. formerly of LamoInc.
now 4 Niuel1nd, y. j.. graduated ut the Phil
adt .phla Dentt College It the recent com
meneemen, exercises Of that institution DR..
Grant i son OF Mr. John Grant who former
" lived Al East L4mone