Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-03-30


Falls village fell down a flight OF stairs a few
days ago, sustaining bad fracture of the arm
near the wrist DR. L. W. Hodgkins reduced
| the fracture.
The improvements to the Campbell &
True building near Union river bridge. are
almost finished Nearly ten feet have been
added to the length of the building, and first
class refrigerator and ice-chest have been
added.
4 -keeley cure institutes have already had
several patients from Ellsworth. with most
satisfactory results in treatment. The Keeley
cure promises to be one OF the great discov-
| cries of the age. and for that reason every one
/ should give it a helping hand
| The services of Mrs. Helen winslow Pot
| ter of Bangor. and Mrs. james Rhodes OF
! Providence, have been secured to assist at the
! Good Will Farm Benefit to be held Friday
evening, March 3lst. at : 30 o'clock, in the
Baptist vestry. Tickets. twenty-five cents.
The citizens OF Trenton are signing petit
ton addressed to the Postmaster General ask
Ing for the re-estabiishment Of post.office at
| that place with Josiah II. Smith as post-mas-
ter. The Trenton po>t-office was discontinued
shortly after the death Of A. {. Milken, the
late postmaster. for the reason that no one
wousi consent TO accept the office. =
| Mrs. Anna. wife of Arthur Shute. died az
ter a lingering Hines, last Thursday at the are
Of 36 years and months. She was daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs.. II. NJ Hal. the latter Of
whom j. Still quite III. She leaves a husband
and two children to mourn her loss. The OBJ
sequies were held on Saturday. The afflicted
relatives viii have the fullest sympathy Of all
who know them in their great loss.
Seth T. Campbell ha. arrived here from
Pueblo. Cot, " here be ha> been In the law
business with John 7. IIscn, for the ra-t
year. Mr. Campbell, who i nephew OF W
y. t4nlphetl. register of deeds. was clerk in
the latter geutlrnau'- office bore for several
wears, II j. understood that he intends 10 open
aw office here in the rooms recent, vacated
by b. T. Sowle
he ELLSWORTH AMERICAN staff in The
composing room. including the iorrman. have
had iue picture tahen in crouJ y, O>sood'-
1t j. one Of the best group picture, that We
ever >a~. Every face i - distinct aud nat
ural a in the best cabinet photographs, The
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-Ihree YEAR ago James \. Hearn au'hor
OF SHORE Acres now having such 4 success
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SftA' fehrl 20 the anNietN OF hi miny friends
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Ter ion- and weary months ~ watchinL and
suffering uulEi. AZ lA~t, Hope worn by IT,
NlGi>. no longer looks; FAITH. weary With
wac alnG, eti-t, ID expect.
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