Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-11-14

tl-rt % has been stealing onions. y
danger Of losing tae scent.
rss Baptl-; church ot earry, pbua.z
Ike. arises from Is ashes. Already ii,
ar,s stones haze Hsea .a.3.
Tae most popular train on the Buck<-
port sraneh : tae regular freight, the
Hr-s Ia; hz- beea run en- ia.s road.
4 aceak IN ;hs telegraph Inc to Deer
I-.e recently. Va located 8: oedgH TX.
BOYS had ct .az 1.rs 70 use FER sabs.t
saare-.
Elmer =. " oodhury. owner Of 9sr.a--
re.Jauran.- along tae me Of the Ma.ae
Central. has purchased the rs-iau-aa;
a; Mount Be-e-, Ferry.
+ oJrCentJ.s 10000 watec-Hork-. RA3eU
vi. g.Ye her water a. car a. c-y,.a.
from a springfield pond. MI be NORTH
the price a. al advertisement atone :a5
this charming resort.
The Bar Harbor Record says
LAWYER /. Z. Ie4.v a47la- 7et4ra,! from
u hunting III ia Hsae--ee county W. a-zszt
il ne had gotten any game 5'oh. ,a.l. ;..A
enc OF two -erie- e kez! ~si.; .5s;,-tts $.
Someone says Il occurred al Tx lat
term Of the Hancock supreme court:
JGdge-Cslt the next case Clerk Il
courts-The next case. your honor. : a
liquor case. Jadge-Let the case =
opened.
President Of tae W 1. 7. L. -uper.u-
tendent Of the sunday school and fore-
most n all good works. -.ga :, tAs
simple tribute to ;he memory e: Mr.. !.
X. Webb, Of South Deer l.. Could
volumes speak louder?
\ story comes from Deer Is. y Way
Of kockland OF tne finding OF 80 snakes
Of different varieties and size, - uae
post hole. Evidently the eaeci u the
exciting summer through HA.ea Deer
lie ha7 just passed. : beginning l. te
tsit.
To read q flying trip and dying
t.-.ts = h!ea many o! cur CORES paHuenl,
EePori. are almost id to 5e.eFe that
&e have sep. a Rlp Van W.uk.e.al1 -.eep,
al haYe awakened in tAe ga # tat II
TX machine. Let = hot fore-taH Prof.
Maxim.
K. II. Young Of Hancock. Who has
neen dealing IN tur- and skins many
year. says the only silver gray fox skins
ae mas ever seen were from Mt Desert
.,.and. He Aa- seen eight in all, one Of
.snIch was captured this year. These
-kln- are very valuable.
That settles il West Franklin doesn't
ant The railroad, 4 woman Of that
place advances the objection that her dog
may get run over. Il matters not that al
resent she own. no dog; some day she
LAY oisL one, and II would be shame 10
nave II killed. That's 80!
There j food for thought in the State
q ,-e~-or- report that III Isles boro, Waldo
county, there is not one doctor, lawyer or
4uper. Hancock county ha, several
,4eh towns. l, ! significant, 10 say the
at, that v mere there are no doctors or
lawyers, there should be no paupers.
The Christian Endeavorers OF eastern
Hancock county towns have formed
enlon under the name OF "Rlveryiew.
he binding together in a common in
tere7t Of these fifteen or more local so-
c-etles cannot help but work for the
gfeater good Of the Endeavor cause
Speaking of the organization OF West
Deer Isles village Improvement society,
the hennebec Journal says:
After all, what grand thing these local i'm.
proyement societies are, and how they are
spreading throughout the State, Who SAYS
Maine people do not recognize 4 good thing
hen they see it,
The Bar Harbor liquor sellers have sur
rendered, and announced that they Will
shut up shop until next season. But the
law and order league will not stop busi-
hess just yet. 1t has already been an
nounced that the fight will be resumed
next season, and plans for.the campaign
Will be made. Then, too, even closed
shops Will sometimes bear Watching
There are some smart boys over at the
little school house in Partridge Cove, La
moline. firing of the task Of carrying
water long distances TO the school, they
decided to dig well near the school.
Spare moments at recess and after school
hours were occupied, The boys were
fortunate in choice OF location. and
bubbling spring Of clear cold water was
struck. The well was neatly walled up
and now the boys look upon their COM
pleted work with satisfaction, feeling
sufficiently rewarded for their industry in
the praise bestowed by admiring elders.
Austin Carter, the Belfast ship builder,
died Sunday, aged seventy years.
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