Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-25

/ lnS OF Tue lair. " euilS>udi. tNt zI>t. Musl
by Joys full orchestra.
Geo. W. Mcdonald & Co. in new al
this week will carry the news to "earth's re
hottest bounds that they are having grea
mark-lown sale of their immense stock o
goods. This sale will afford the citizens O
Ellsworth an opportunity 10 get the benefit o
great bargains. Call Mt their store and see fo
Yourselves.
-Mr A. L. Friend, of this city. accom-
psnied by two young gentlemen from Boston
spent three days of last week at Branch Ponc
where they caught over $50 pounds OF BLACK
bass. The largest one OF the catch weighed
50 pounds; and there were thirty or more
which weighed 81 pounds each.
Misses Eva Hozuer and Anna Miiss gave
Il reading at the hotel parors, Sorrento, Mon
day evening, OF last week, which was greatly
eujoved,
"Wednesday evening fine concert wa,
given in the Normal school building, Csstine
In aid OF the Village Improvement Society
which is about to be organized. 1t was a grea,
success and displayed to advantage the fine
voices OF the summer visitors who kindly
assisted.
Bar Hsrbor people are looking for a rich
treat from Walter Damrosch, director OF the
New York symphony orchestra. who Is 10
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''A We p"'"Su'N III sue AMERICAN
q N','V' u '"o supueh pesths az Oar haFpoF
III " u''u II "As s'a''d inst lHFsei Ash' one OF
'he deceased was Il coiored servant The state :
meh'' a' we punished h'was going the rounds
VI me press ana was lneofiec' IN an lmpor-
'Ah' pa''NHiAr' We nave received Two letters
from haF hafbor "h'ch set The matter right
'uf substance o' "h'ch we are Glad 10 make
room i"F' A. We much regret the error. Israel
AL +" seems "Ss ha'Ne OF bAf haroor' a
very nee man. honest and respected 10y all lie
Was Il ht'fs'e ana "a- never known 10 he IN
20" company ne DO" ls'~ Yer! hea'iy on
III Woo" ana mo'hef' Ii p''E- 'he hf-t death
"a Der family 81 eight children. Ills death
VA CAUSED ~ harh on bis niger lille shoe
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sAop OF h's own III, blood was u hai stale
And blood poison caused bis des-f'. which "ss
very >u'd'h'
Mr.. Ran>elear Springer, OF Kansas. y
brother Of Mrs. Samuel Jordan of this CITY.
Informs u that We We're In error. when We
stated that be wa> natiye OF LAmoiue. He
gives u, the following facts pertsining 10 Bis
native town and fAml! history Mr.. Springer
WAS the son Of Lewis Springer Of Hancock.
who resided shout mile ea>t OF Franklin
i''Ad' Ms mother died III l>i'' leaving four
en- ue "'hS 'he o'a'''' 'he Others re-
sPt''''e's 'elhS Mr.. hrhrH Butler OF last
"Io"A' MIS- Sauluei JORDAN 81 Ellsworth. and
h'N' ueP"''U '"uS'ns oI LAholhe' IN 1910
i-'" = springer III tfFlea again Ahd had lam
Ills VI ~iN children by the second wife. He
lived until l>s6, when he died. being the fir,
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OF hl> hfsi WE. period OF about forty
wears. In 1880 the second wife died. An1 thar
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'''e' '"i a"' S'Au'4cu''u'fu' uF 10 'he present
time. The descendants now number ten chill
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"hlch sho" tna' ne enjoyed Tue confidence Of
hi- uenerai' now the President OF the nited
States.
aHI'a'r" paHEFs' ike arui! phdges' are
worn with pride and preserved A. souvenirs
q tb.v are rfca. otL.rwI.a No, Tho tuo a.
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SlsI 2! 'ne hohe -hSlhe' ''uo tp's year are
beauties. They are made Of solid American
tin. from which hang. 4 ,ri-,olored ribbon
bearing q ceIluloid card with fine .teeI nor
traits Of Harrison and Reid. one OF the me
tallIc heads (. slammed Home Mar. Of" he.
tween hammer and wheel and /. shock OF
vi hest. and j -urmountei by the figure Of \
merino ram ON the other the word PRO
tection SgpeArr; anu IN Place OF the sheep
..,rspJfstner'. hat Dealer. ere mot sIlnwed
to take more than 40 cents each or Is cent. for
me pf'F' ana tht 1iuh VIII furnish both aud
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from that place 10 the city OF Ellsworth. about
seven miles. may well be classed among the
snsr,e,f, vco,pa, ~ tho 8sv T.,,roo5 cor-
ohueh' VINO reeeh'! hiade Tue "TRIP WIN
her, saw her deliver twelve packages and as