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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
6robher,oethum.
Qus Ger bauptitaot.

Sur3lib Rabmittag anu.
iirten ii9 Der ~l6idbrigs NDriau Sang
uno Der l2idbrigs Sulius 6uut au,
Dem SourbOnplGS nit SbisBpulper.
ue!hes lie an3iinOeien, in; SOlge better
beioe arae Sranouuuoeu i'm geiidtt
erlittsn.
Ser bo9 10 r. Serr Yii9oi
reite am 10. September bealsitet bon
Dem Germ @anonicus Saal uno Setre-
tar Selc 81 S1!uBfeisr pss IL. @snte:
nariums oes bl. 2ambertus nab Slit.
ti6.
iibun9 BON
10. Sept. Sas Grsebnib Der lsbtjdb,
rigen S6obermsiie betrus Sr. II, 096,
pooOu l9 Sranten in NbSua gu brirl,
iino iiir eiileu 9laB, oefsn @uiteigere,
beuielben nitt einholte. - 9emSufol9t
309lt Die StOot an Srn. Souls Shnei,
Der cine lQbrli6e &eute bon 10, O0C
Sr., oil Die @rneitine Shneioer Elm,
iO!he bon II. 500 6r. uuO an gIiiC
autbarina Sbneioer cine iolte Dor
1870, 900 Ssr. SIN Gaasen 35. 900 6r.
- Sir Die Sanowerterihulc lpurot
cine Snmme bon 10. 500 81. CUR 9ln,
ihafuns oes Wobiliars bspiliat.
GIN
81. Sept. I'M lbr, lagte ein idpe'
rer Sa'e III geltredtsm 8alOpp ourb BIZ
StraBen Der Staot, seiolgt Don cine,
Sunbemente unO elmer uu9emein sa9l.
rsiben &lnoeridaar unter Dem beionn.
ten &uie: Halt en- unn!
SieerS { ~pertaufte aus ireie.
Sano Sr. llnternebmer HoIsnbergeS
Don &ursmbur9 @abnboi Elm Wcbn-
baus Ne!e8en 81 6eloaen, on 0ru.
5rieori6 GouHmann, Stations Iili.
itent am SaDnboi. fir bic Summe Don
Il, 100 6r., Elm Srpeites on WittwC
ShwOrB fir bic Summe bon 5000
6r., ein orittes an Srn. BIarrer s. y.
SOunaint bon Wanterna6 ilir biz
Summe bon 5000 6r., ELI pisrtes an
SRI. Gliiabetb @elter, 8Ohin al pas
ri5, fir Die Summe Don 5000 6r.
Sr. Sunius. @aIetier am gabnbof, es.
parb smei g0np!GBe fir Die SummC
bon $3.50 ST., q IL, so 6r. per qua.
oratmeter.
Sebrerpriu ngen. (2l.. %.
uno "a. Sept.) |. Stang. grites
Gramen: 0tit SefrieOigun0 baben be.
iianoen: Bourgeois. SOlsri6 unb Ma.
ierus. Sintin9en. 2. RNug. 3peites
gramen; Mit Seirieoiamn9eu= Yraas,
G6terna1; 8Osoert, Stsiufort; 6ei.
Mid, Nn0e!sbera; GUNNER, Sorideio;
SeiB. SID q. B. g.; Gedinger, gettiu.
gen; Salentinp, ei6oOri; S1lshtsr.
6leri; SteinmeBsr. Seiusrlheib uni
Strain6amps, 9ilsoori. Grltes Gr-
amen; Mit NusSeihnuu9: Serneosn.
@rsii1. Mit Ssfrieoi9uu9: Semntb.
9Idten; Sepsr. Serinasn; 3er9. Nic.
bertOrn; 9eid 9. g.. RaGem; Geld
Sb.. Semiial; 3OQelina, g8ilB; WOli.
tor. Mlttpiss; Wsnltsr. Soller; Ysters,
Seioerideiosr9runo; Rasquin, Inter.
silenba6; S6pabtasu. Nospelt; Sen,
Ter. Shen9en uuo StelnmeB. 8auten.
bah. Saut aeuBerun9 Der SurD bot.
ten idmmtlibe Ganoioatsn iib mil
8robem 6leiB uOrbereitet, islbit isne.
| psIAe niat bsit0UosW babsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
aus benz lbrisen 0rsbger,ustbum.

&emih d. q. Sept. Ser 0eiirigs
SirmsslOnntda, Der i'm uebrisen Gut
perlieL fano IN elmer bieli9en Wirtb,
ibaIt oaourb ieinen trauri0en Ab-
I2luB. bah Dem Steinbrebsr Step9onp
psrmittels einss aitergefaBes 0rge Der,
leBunAen isitens zines 9%uosnbeiibers
bei9ebrabt purosn. Die i'm pa0renp
!dnaerer 3tit ans Yett feiieIu tperoen.
- 0eItOrbsn bic 8riinoerin oes bieiis
gen SOlpitals, SRI. Iu9uitin, inn alter
pm rs S0brsn.
3emi9 10. Sept. @~Or9efcrn
@benb nm 10 llbr iisl Der ~26idbrigs
SeoO s. P.. Sobn bon Nitolas,
ShentUirtb, Die 6 Stufsn bObe ltei=
nerne Saustreppe 10 uu9lidli6 berum=
ter. ban er qeltern Mittag. | ubr
ben erbaltsnsn SerleBun9en erlaa.
Oieiu Der @smeinoe Goubrsn itatts
aeiunoenen Sblipsritei9srunaen er9a-
ben bObe Yreiie. 1915 bis t 6r. per
Gcntner. SeiOuoers Yie;apiel linO
axiss Sabr isbr gsiIAt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
nus oen, WssjIom5leben.

Wir e%ntnebmen Der .CbermOiel
3eitun9" oOs 6OlSenoe:
.Ginem S6reibeu oes bp6p. Serrn
s. poos, Miilionsprisiter Der Gsisl=
iaaft Seiu bel ben Qlasta=Snbianern
i'm ruiiii6sn Horoamsrita, entuebmen
mir fpl9enoe g~inselbeiten iiber bic
itipieriaite auer Wiiiionstationen:.. -.
Sie SnOianer, wel9e mir sum tatb.
Glaubeu brin9en iolen lino Die log.
Gsfimos. Sic iino in Der &e9el gang
ireunoli9e Meni6en, teuen iih aud
germ 81 ben reli9ibisn gOrtragen elm;
Dies tbun lie aber ui6t aus Sisbe CUR
Sadie fir ihr Seelenheil oils pielmebr,
UNI our9 @rbaihen elmer Saiie Sbse
Ooer sar zines Stiiddens groo, - fir
lie tpabre 2%sfsrbi6en, - lire 8aumen=
luit 81 bsfrieoiaen. Sie einsissu Nab=
rungsmittel Der Gstimos iinp Slide,
niloe Siibner, SGren uuo Saieu. Ge.
gen Die Wtitte mai tommen 8Guie,
@nten, S6plne uuO Srani1e, auf bic
cine f0rmlihe Saao aema6t wiro. Die
GstimOs UObnen in tsllsrartigen &Iu=
men. Der 9ooen 1T sep6buli9 out
seoielt, INN bic bier WGnoe berum 1T
cine Irt Siih bon 3 Sub bob uno 2
bis 3 SUP brett angebra6t. Sieier
bient uniern Suoianern CUR Gubetltte
uno 81 S%iBbanten, weun lie einsm
Shauipiel in Der GaIine beipobnen.
Die Wablieiten weroen auf benz guoen
liegen0 eingsnommen. Sn Der Mitte
bes Gaiine9ewDlbes 1T Elm 6enitsr an-
gebrNbt, iueltes aus Siibbsin bsltsbt;
Glas tennt man bier niGt. Inter Den
hieli9en gstimOs 9ibt es Wdnner. Ios.
Sottoren ooer 3auberer, pel1e benz
0Olte oOri6luinoeln, lie itdnben in 9ro=
Benz Nnieben bel ben Sipei 9roBeu Sci,
fern uuo tDnn;en am belten Mustuuit
iiber lie geben. Bon benz guten 8eiIte
baben Ole GstlmOs nidts 81 fir6ten,
es 1T i6nen unmO9ll6. ben WenIhen
Elm Seio Su3ufi9en. Qin9eQen 1T Der
bOie @eilt nur odrauf aus, Die eStimp5
81 8runoe 81 ri6ten, uuo oesbGlb miiia
len lie ibu beIbruibti9en our9 ibre lln=
t~ertbani9teit uno numsntli9 burh groBe
Spfergaben. Sic Ueriteben es, oieIe
0OttOren, bic GstlmOs auf ale mDgs
llhc Weiie gu beliigen uno 81 betriigen.
Die bette GeiIe5eit fir uns Wtiiiipudrs
1T Der Winter, 100 Ya1e, 6lilNe uno
See bart SefrOrcn iinO. S1pu an
% OttOber mar infer SluB gltulnrat
oerart bart SugefrOren, oaB man Irei
uno Obne Sheu oariiber binmeglpasies
rem tpunte. Dies oallerte bis gum Wo=
nat SUM. mo Die Gisoefe iib erIt lOite
unb Der 6luB wieoer i@ifbar wuroe.
gBir haben IeBt eIn tlelnes Benliouat
bier erri6tet; an 20 - 30 inoianilhe
3inoer BADEN mir ltets I'm uns unb
auBer bieien tonlmen tdalib gum Drift
ll6en unterriAt audi nod uisle 0n0sre
3inoer. Wir leben IOmit Der irobsn
SOffnuug. baB Der Same oes Gbriiien-
tbums bier PlaB greiIt uno nod @ers
lauf Don einigeu Sabren cine iG6ne
6brilten9emeinoe bier unter Dem npro=
iihft 9eie9ensn Golte oes grobals sr.
ri1tet iein wiro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Saar, @niel, Giiel uno Snnsrn6,

ger9iftung. Die Srisrii6e Sci.
tang ihrsibt: @aIOmobr 20.
Sept. Ssit Ginger 3eit bemertte Der
apotbeter 8arei Oabier oaB iein Sai-
ienbeItano bon Sag gu Sag nibt
ltlmmte. gr 9ir9 Der SaGe ndber
nut Die Spur unO entoefte aud i'm
Saufe Der @Ode ben Sb6ter uno atuar
in Der PeriOn isines @ebilfen 5r.
gGble (genannt SamRD. Wittelit
TalIben Sdlllis!s bate DieIer ole 9alie
8eOhnet unb nab uno mad Die Summe
bon iibsr 1000 Wurt oaraus oeitoblen.
Nis Der Sbdter ii5 sntoedt lab, erariff
CT Die Siuat, um lber 2uremburs nab
@merita 81 ent!Ommen. Sies iollte
ibm aber nidt 9siinasu, oa er i6pn
bier cine gortipu Slit ein9enpmmen
bate, uno auf Der 6abrt bios bis nab
Guremburg fam, poislbit er plDbli1
ftarb.
- Bon Der Wittelmoiel,
IL. Sept, miro Der ,Sr. 3t9." 9e.
Idriebsn. Den pislen Stimmen oe-
geniiber, lpelde Den 96er bereits als
einen iertigen iblc9teu Sabreana bin,
SuIiellen llb bemiihen, muB betont per=
Den. oab Die ausli6teu LANCE ui6t 10
lhleht limb. SIN all9emeinen itebeu
Die Srauben gut, uuo berebtigt Der
gan,e StauO Don Srauben uno Stpf
0uf cine GualitGt slsi9 benz ger uno
unter u%mtanoen iOaar eleib benz 95er.
Sioium uno Suuerpurm baben ia in
einjelnen 2asen S1aoen anaeri6tet -
absr oies finoet lid fat in iebsm Sabre.
Gine 6riilfuule mag aud in anoern
Sa9en lpie0er ihaoen - aber mas ioll
oies bel benz grOBen Wsinaeldnoe Der
Woiel beiagen. Niemano Tam beute
beltimmeli, wie Die Gualitdt oes 96er
miro - Oh mittel. Oh eerins - Die
ausfihten lino ieoenfalls msbr fir
einen brau6barsn, als einen gan, ge-
rin9m Wein. Ssute idou in 9ldtteru
uno 3eltun9en ben Sa9rg0ua 10 Der.
abieBen. Wie oie!fab 9eItiebt, bsiBt Die
gDinSer IaGoi9en.
Wer5iG 22 Sept. Ser Saufs
mann 9sfsr In 3srf besca BON Der SIR
ma Gseps uno Seuitsr in Msrsig Waa=
rem fir 10000 ST., fir wel1e iein
Srnoer Suraihalt ~isiltste, uno braunte
oauu ourh. inosm sr Die Waaren url-
ter ialibem Namsu mad Sid a. b. gl3
berlanOte. Serr Yoli;eiaaent Simo.
mis- aus WerSig parcs nit Der 0crfpl4
gun9 oes Sstriigsrs betraut uro eelaua
es oemielbsn, bic Spur biz Sid al Der.
fol9en. Mit Silfe zines Sursmburaer
RehtsanwaItss aelane ss ibml. cine
~poriouNae Seihla9nabms DER bort Ia,
9ernoen sben ein9etrOfenen Maaren su
beluirten, Die Damn iofort our6 Serru
8eri1tspollSieber WOlter pOlItredt
runroe. Ssrr Simonis iislte ielt, oaB
Die Waareu in SiHin9en inter Dem
Namen rShl0Ner" auf0eoebeu uno an
.Serrn Semius in Sid" aSreilirt rpa.
rem. Die beidlasnabmten Waaren
baben eineH @ertb bon mebreren Sau.
Ieno Mort, Der benz cbnebin nod
Ihper 9epreltsu gruoer oes NusreiBers
Su Cute tommt. Die gbii6t oes
ShpinceImeicrs mar ineiiellos Die, in
Sid Die Waarcr itlsuni9it ST oerfil-
bern uno Damn uaa amsrita 81 fIiia-
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

'Seius @briltus nidt Der menldsepora
oene SObn @iottes lei; in @emeini6aft
nit 0enIelben treiben Tie b6bneuo Spiel
nit Der &ommuniDn uno Der bl.
SoItie -. Satan lit ba uub fiibrt Den
8orliB bel ibren 'atrilegiihen Sr9ien.
uno acf1lt t6 IN rs6t teufliiDem
Woblbebagen, Oas Bib pes lebenoigen
8Ottes in ben SOtb binabsu5iebsu, -
oss 8Ottes, ben er ebenfalls uibt aus
Dem gSe8e 81 ihaIfen oernlag. Sab
beg Damon 9cgen Senlenl9en, wel6er
Jpn Wie einen gliB pom Simmel blnab.
9eihleuoert! SAB oss Waurerbruoers!
SaB Der WdureribWelter! lles oies
les UersinI9! unb bi!oet li6 su einsm
teufIiideu @emiiA, bas Die 3OQe ielbit
ni9t ju benNm'en UermO6te.
6OrtieBun9 Ol9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Nus benz Iaschu@ zines amrrifauis
Ibru Semiuariiten in Sursmbgrs.
(Sou Soispb Srie.)

gm Wittpob, ben 26. gln9uit, bciu5te i'd
BEN oerrn @mil &Ooicq, Neilen Der Srau q.
S6aul pom ye VtGrS. am Abero febrte i6
na6 Sei9 SuriIt.
Dim Somerst0s, ben %. 2lusuit, besab i'd
mid wieber gu 6uB uab SrintiGSeu nm Die
Samilie 8euuer 81 beiubeu. Sd pallirte
Soutcru, Wtib!ba9 uuo WutfOrt. aI6 trai
i'd bier IN GriutiuSsn bic Seminariten
Sbweieer uub @ocoert. Raboem i'd meme
fenntnib iiber bic @ewanoten Wenuer'S IN
amerifa %tnubgeseben belu6teu mir bic aIte
aopele aui eiiem iebr boben, uabegele9eGen
Ser9e, welbe benz bl. Stephan seweibt 1T.
Sn oerlelben b~efinoeH iib nod lebr alte Stas
tlen Der areIsesgruppen. all9 tebrten mir
betm Btorrer Serrn Wolitpr elm. Sd blieb
uber ofa6t bel Der 6amilie Weuner.
Am 6reita9. ben 2S. @usult, bra6en Serr
S9peieer unb i6 9leib nGb Der @eiie nab
6smt6 aat. gSir lblnsen ben 9Ses bur6
Grllns etn. am BorbeiSeben in gSalbbreOis
mus warteu wlr eiIen Bid IN bic alter.
tbiIm!its STRIDE, wsl9s i5pU msbr ais is4s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

zines @eioitters Der 9lib in ben airG.
tgurill, leoo9 c6le 81 5iinoeri. GtUa
20 Guearatmetsr Sahuert purocr.
l~erftort. Der ueruria9ts SGaoen ioa
iib oif coo Gr. b~elaafsn.
&eOiagen, s. Scpt. Gear.n
toQte bier Enter BEN &cyiiEe CTS S)rn.
Gitrl!.346ommihGrg Gsoiua c!s: Der.
iamrl!uaA Der 8emsiaoerat9e pou ST
uno Perl. gsesutasD Der geyas5unc
bllSets Der Sabi6tsr QGal0 IN Ystaien.
Slsls Somdne tG: ci,.en 6lateuiihalt
BON 1000 5cltcres. Sie S0rfer Ga,
Soli perl nuo aombsG 1absn in bent
le!ben a!F 0runb elmer alter StiftunU
elr 9o!)un9srsht, iuoolrb ben Crtss
e!n9stelenen yau= uuo 9rennbola fitr
lbre Seollrfnihe uerabfolgt uuroe. Ser
labrllfs ertra9 oieies Sol3Idnittes GaBt
itb fir bic Srti1aft ga i'm SurG4
l6nitt auf 1000 6r. peranIhlaoen.
Utan mill berte oisie Geallolt cbloieu,
llloeln man 9runo uno goben inter
Die bere6tlgten Orti4aitsn ~pertbeilt.
iltano Der 8 emeiubC
Wertert.
9eburteu. - Som 2. @uouit Matb.
Peter, Sobn uon Gbuarb Sbars pom g4ui.
lsIbtut9 g.: leoule, Gobter bon Sobonu
Vte9er, SdEetoer AT Q80iierbiuiq l2.: Sos,
Sobn Don SobanH prlI6, 9(ritrei6er III
yfertsrt; l8. suna J. o. WtatbioS Shpal.
lI, 6abr!tGrbetter 81 gaaierbiQig "a.
WSario @athdrlna Gctter pou Better Ters
ring, glgen.bimsr az Woiierbiai0; &c..
bstarl9, Q. .. 9stcoloS Re6, Shmieo III
0~tertert.
Seiratbeu. - Refine.
9tsrbstdHe. = Bonn /. gusul:
Ntatblas S9iIt, obue Stomb, alt IA Sabre,
pom Ntertert; q: S9euer Barbara, alt 70
Sabre, Gbetrau pon Sobulm 6erriu9 ppt
utertert; 10: SreointS Sobann, ait 10
Sabre, pom @GNerbiuig IL: Maria aiel.
born, ait 81 Sabre, Gbeirau DON Sobdun
Ufesoorf uou &oferbiQi9; 90: 6etilrI6
6rieSen, alt 8 0ohen Don Wertert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

Dereiniete Staten.
e ortieBun9 Ol9t IT,

u ul6un9eu Der RGtbie
oesSrn. s.. 3. Wertels
BON bica9O.
Die Iufl0iur9 oes 8dtbIeis in Der
r@aSette" pOm 4. Nuguit 1896 (No.
1909 lautet uie fOl9t:
Warlosp, SliaOc. W~eoingen. @la=
bislau, Glba, &aureut, 2auOanum,
Gfenoi. SOulan9er, Sutas, 81,
Snoien.
Sieie WOrter untereinanber Qelteai
llnO Die anian9s= unO gnobubtaben
bon Oben mad unten 9eIeien, er9eben
Mir welle bleiwen, wat mir sin.
&ibtig 9elOlt baben: S. .. pIies
bon WOunt Pal0tine, ST., uno s. y.
SOnn0r bon SUnconsbD, Din.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

6rau Trunf SeB BON Stone
&itq S0., tr0t in peril. g8ohe cine
Reiie nab Dem nOroli9en WinneiDta
an, um ibren Sruocr. Sobann 8ap-
peiler. welhen lie ieit 10 ,Sabrsn ni6t
mebr 9eieIen bat. Su beiuden. Die
ielbe miro aud Yetannte in ct. Yaul
beIuben.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-19

Prospect Harbor.
Charles Blance ST., starts for Ellsworth
this morning for few days.
DR.. c. {. Larrab bee left for Boston Sat
urday to be away few days.
Mrs. Welch Moore is in Mubridge and
Harrington visiting relatives and friends.
The many friends of Mrs. Belinda
Noonsn will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering from her recent illness.
Capt George w. Allen and Mrs. Allen
arrived at their home at the Sands last
week, after a pleasant W inter in Boston.
Quite number OF our young people
attended the dramatic entertainment al
Goulds boro. Friday and Saturday OF last
week. The drama entitled "Among the
Breakers" was much enjoyed.
All those W no own teams or are fortunate
enough TO get invitations, are improving
this fine sIeighing. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cole ana Mr. and Mrs Louis Cole drove
to Winter Iiareor sunday, and spent the
day with Charles Grover anG Wife.
Prospect at this season of the year
would indeed be cherries but for the
quilting parties which the ladies arrange
and make 80 enjoyable. Mrs. John NJ.
Williams set the ball rolling last week
with one of he most pleasant gatherings
for the winter. The guilt in question was
one OF the pretty art squares, which
was made entirely by the invited guests.
About fifteen partook of the delicious
supper and participated in the social en-
joyment hat followed. The day follow
ing this happy event, Mrs. J. B. Cole en-
tertained in like manner, and though her
company was smaller, the occasion will
be pleasant day to remember.
March Is. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-19
Sullivan .
DEATH OF MRS. AMELIA SIMPSON.

DEATH OF MRS. AMELIA SIMPSON.
Mrs. Amelia Simpson, widow of the
late Hon. A. B. Simpson, formerly of
Sullivan, died in Newton, Mass, Thurs
day, March u, aged eighty-three years.
Mrs. Simpson was the daughter OF the
late Capt. Samuel and Mrs. Eunice
Mckay. She was devoted m OF her, and
most estimable woman. Fifteen years
ago she moved, with her two daughters,
from sullivan to Newton. W here her sons,
the simpson brothers, had located
themselves in the concrete and asphalt
business, since which time they have
made their home there.
Eighteen months ago Mrs. Simpson was
stricken with paralysis, and though she
recovered from the shock sufficiently to
walk a little, and to ride out pleasant
days, she has been sufferer from nervous
trout les, ne result of paralysis.
During her long illness she has had the
most devoted care and attention possi bic,
from each and all Of her children. Moth
ing has been neglected which could in
any way add TO her comfort or wishes.
She leaves three sons and two daug hterS,
also sister, Mrs. Nelson Abbott, 81 jou-
cord. \. Fl.
Funeral services Wee held at her home
in Newton. sunday, Conducted ~ Rev,
F. 3. Penn BROKE, after hIch the remains
the entire family. vi here further services
We're held ia their old home. The re-
mains We're laid to rest in York Hi Gem
etery beside those OF her nus band and
two daughters, and IN the next lot To heT
father mother, aud sister, " no died years
ago.
March i. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-19
DAN

East Franklin.
j. K. Jordan is visiting in Bar Harbor
Ethel Smith has returned home. after
spending he winter in the logging camp.
There will be sociable here Friday
evening, March ID. A clam chowder will
be served and a good time Is anticipated.
All are invited.
y. J. Wentworth and son George
came very nes- losing their team Of
horses last Friday, by breaking in the bay.
Timely ala saved them. They We're taken
TO J. Il. Patterns ana ". " WelcA's
barns, where they had the best Of care
and came out none the worse for their
bath.
March 3. 2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-19
TOWN MEETINGS.
Officers Elected aud Appropriations
Voted In Hancock Towns.

otcd in Hancock Towns.
PLANTATION NO. :.
The annual town meeting of Plantation
No. was held March 9, and resulted as
follows:
Moderator, 4. q. Wentworth.
Seloctmen and assessors, a. q. Went
worth. William Robertson. David Rob
ertson.
Clerk and treasurer, David Robertson.
Collector, G. :. Robertson.
School committee, Emerson PrebIc. A.
/ q. Wentworth, g. :. Robertson.
superintendent of schools, \. q. Went
worth
Road commissioner. e. $ Robertson.
Constable, George u. johnson.
Appropriations Highways and bridges,
$40; incidental expenses, $40. schools.
" hist the law requires,
The plantation " i'll ask sullivan to an
mex it.
IsEE II HAUT.
The Isle an Haut town meeting was held
March 9 aud resulted ~ follows:
Moderator, II. Coombs.
Selectmen and assessors, d. NJ. Grant
Charles Rich, Davis T Conley,
Clerk, Walter Z. Prescott.
Treasurer, J. u. Barter.
Collector, Edwin Rich.
School committee. Charles Rich, Levi
Conary, Henry Coomhs.
Road commissioners, J. Z. Barter, D.
NJ, Grant, :. Rich.
Constables, Henry Coombs, [. 5. Grant
5. Bridges.
Appropriations: schools. SOS; cur
rent expenses. $3.50; repairs and school
books, 800; repairs on roads, 200; for
building roads. $1,000
LONG ISLAND PLANTATION.
The annual meeting OF Long Island
plantation was held March ., and re-
suited as follows:
Moderator, Hiram A. Lunt.
Selectmen and assessors, William A.
Van Norden, Hiram \. Lunt, William NJ.
Tee.
Clerk and treasurer, William A. Van
Norden.
Collector, Walter NJ. Robinson
School committee. Frank W. Ross,
Hiram 4. Lunt, William 5. Lunt.
Superintendent OF schools, Frank w.
Ross.
Road commissioner. William J. Teel.
Constahles, Walter NJ. Robinson, Will
liam Nj. Teel
Appropriations Schools. 900; roads
500; plantation expenses, Si5; text books
$50; repairs OF school houses, 800
FRANKLIN
The Franklin town meeting was held
March 10. and resulted as follows;
Moderator, o. {. Donnell
Selectmen and assessors, o. {. Donnell.
Emery W Smith, and " f. Brsgdon.
Clerk, Frank E. Blaisdell
Treasurer, l.. {. Bragdon.
Collector George \. Martin.
School committee, :. ;. Scammon, John
II. Pstten.
Town agent, Fred Z. Blsisdell.
CuustRbie {. \. HAVcY. W. y. w est =,
Benjamin Crossley.
Appropriations: Highways and bridges,
= zoe: support Of poor. St2N; incidental
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,cs see other pages

West sullivan.
Benz. Hayey is busy clipping horses.
The ladies' sewing circle is doing good
work
Miss Cassie. Nurch spent last week in
Franklin.
A. >,,:r,:o,,, Moore ~ prasnact Ior-
bor = vi4itirc, friends here
Mrs 2ar,ro Han end son Of uarrinp-
+o, ,.;.it..,, r,ls,;,-es here saturday
-. -.
,..,-..-..;..-,.., p,.t..
IN -,
-
rev j. n. weed pfeaShea us His'
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been graded, and on or about May I,efs''
atious viii be resumed, with tho -H, Il
ton Of accomplishing a great par, q =
remaining construction tins year.
operations o. 1895 viii probably as-A z.
the eastern end Of the line, ana u ef'ai-
track can he laid 10 make IL an
the section constructed TINS year "
pat into immediate operation.
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Waltham.
B. F. Jordan has moved out of the
woods.
Mrs. Cyrus Dickey slipped on the ice
and sprsined her ankle quite severely.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Martin are pleased to see them in
town again.
The card club passed a very pleasant
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Has
lem Saturday evening.
There are few cases OF scarlet fever in
town. but as il is in mild form, no ser
Gus results are apprehended.
George Stanley and wife have moyoe
from Brewer to make their home witt
their son. George Stanley, Jr.
The ladies Of the Wsltham sewing
circle will have a dance and oyster sup
per at town hail, Waltham, Monday
evening, March 80. Music by Wilson.
Every state has it. own Kelley Institute.
Maine. Keeley Institute Is at DeeriuE railroad
station. We-tbr3ok Junction. Names own r.
the hest, nearest aud cheapest. Its physician q.
a Reeley graduate
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"ruuHrHuHriu1u,niururumnt
Washington County railroad.

Contractor Mitchell, Of the Washington
county railroad, said last week that while
location has been filed Via sullivan, as Il
matter Of form, II was not yet definitely
decided whether the road VIII run through
Sullivan or Franklin.
Seven miles, from Machias west. have
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Sargent, Asa y. White, Charles Robertson,
William K. Hanna, F. \, Noyes.
Appropriations: support OF poor, 900;
schools, = 016: incidental expenses, 800;
roads and bridges s1,1oo; high school,
900: text books, so; repairs OF school
houses, $50: Memorial Day, Sl5; school
house at East Sullivan, 800; bridge at
Sullivan village. $50.
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DEER ISLE NEWS.

Green's Landing.
c Fred Eaton WAS in Roekland Mon
day.
Miss Carrie Lulu Small left mere Friday
for Boston.
Olot Anderson has returned to Bucks
port to attend school.
}. /, Goss has leased the quarry on
Moose island for ten Years.
Miss Cora stinson went to Rockland
Monday, returning Friday.
II. {. Woltsen Viii soon move into the
store OF the futile building.
Mrs. G. l. Chamberlain has returned
from week. visit IN RookIsnd.
Schooner "Fihemans is ready TO sail for
Boston, stone loaded from Bluehill
Elwood Grindle started work in the
Sherwood 4 Casey quarry last week
Rev H. +. Haskell, 81 south Thoma.ton.
was here on Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Mrs. Richard KnoWlton, little son Car
roll and Miss Mabel, are in Orrington.
Steam barge John Wise" has sailed for
Boston with granite from the Goss quarry.
Miss Rose Eaton Is having dress max
ing rooms finished at her fathers resi-
denCe.
Nellie Eaton and Selma Simpson are in
Rocklsnd with their aunt, Mrs. George
Collins.
Stone sloop &C. H. Edwards" Capt
Ben Psse hal, has resumed the work Of
filling in for the new steam boat W harf.
Miss Bessie Thurlow. who has been
teaching during the winter, leaves to- day
for Bucksport to resume her studies at
the seminary.
Jere Landry Will build house near the
residence of Thomas Eaton. John Bar
bour has the contract for putting in the
foundation.
The school board and selectmen held a
meeting in the hight school room here on
Saturday. Among other business OF the
session WAS the election of Sumner Mills
as superintendent OF schools
March 10. ELSIE H.
south Deer Isle.
The W. {. T. [. met with Mrs. Inez
., =. : I'm '''a'e snort Trip 10
40
Vernon Small leaves Friday for Bucks
port to attend the seminary
F. a. Pierce had chopping match
Tuesday, with a party in the evening
as a reward OF merit for the service.
Mr. and Mrs feor,e .I.vsnsa- are
tslk5n, ~ r,ovi,,ta North payo, so,,
-rhai, tr;s,,5s ,,=,,,i.l 1911. 80.