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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02
Ayers CathartiC Pills.
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Maria Cottls il a, home for a few
weeks
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the WOODS by the rams OF last week nave
MISS 0ad'e MS'@uihh' VINO mas been
'pe"u'he the winter mere returned 20 her
nome III rF' iiHr'or N""oHN'
Dr.. Phillips Is having his hard wood
i"ihoer "au'e" rom tue -hHf'HNIde nun
s'9 stofe" nsrss ~ Vii 81 = II iF91i mere
ny car
Mrs. Hannah Leighton and family. who
have heen occupying rooms ever \. T..
Moore's store, have moved into the irving
NeooeF heu7e'
Hiram Hamilton i LAID up with very
badly bruised foot, caused by the fall
ing OF dead iinb while at work IN the
woods at No, il.
Preparations are being made for the
fifteenth convention OF the seaside Local
union, y. p. :. {. + to toe held here FRI
day. An excellent programme has been
arranged
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franklin.
G..

Joseph Il. West goes to New York on
business this week.
Augustus Havey and Frank L. Blaisdell
left for Boston Monday.
Mrs. Freeman Bowden. of Penobscot,
is the guest of Mrs. F. |. Macomher.
Mrs. j. +. Lombard and children are
expected home from Brunswick to-day.
Willing hands and ready teams at East
Franklin made quick time transporting
Rev. J. L. Lomhard3s supply OF wood to
the parsonage yard.
BY the courtesy OF George A. Martin
and wife, the young peoples society il
invited to sleighride to Bluehill Tues
day, for nights tarry at the Pendleton.
The New England telegraph and tele-
phone company, which has used the office
in W. b. Blaisdell's store for some time,
has now placed fine ash booth there
for its business.
j. p. Gordon is having a car load of
-four hauled from the station. The ice
house near his store has been filled with
ice, and he intends to carry larger
supply of fresh meats this season than
usual.
Feb IS B.
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West sullivan.
j. D. Biaisdell is hauling logs to East
Sullivan to be sawed into boards.
Three boys were arrested and fined g 80
for destroying property at Blake's hail.
w. B. Mattocks is home from kent's
Hill seminary from which he graduates
this spring.
A large party drove to Tunk Monday
and spent very enjoyable week in spite
of the storm.
Rodney Ash and Albert Jewett have
pure hased an outfit and will try their luck
at camping this spring.
Mrs. Medors Bunker, who has been con-
fined to dark room for weeks with acute
Inflammation of the eyes, is again able to
be out.
Town meeting and war are the princi-
pal topics of conversation here. The
people are pleased with the new law
allowing the superintendent of schools to
be elected at the meeting.
William Mckusic, who was recently
burned out and now lives in one of the
houses near the brook, was surprised to
find four inches of water covering his
kitchen floor Wednesday morning after
the storm.
Feb. 2S. G..
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Hull's Cove

Hull's Cove
Mrs Robert Edwards, of Bangor, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. S. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Audora Salisbury, OF Bar Harbor,
Is visiting her son, Wilbur Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serenus Higgins are the
happy parents of a baby girl, born St.
Valentines day.
NJ SIS Emma Hamor closed a very sue
cesstul school here Feb. Is. 1t was Miss
Hsmors sixth term here. 1t is hoped she
Will teach the spring term.
Mrs. Camilla Salisbury, who has been
spending he winter here, left Tuesday for
Old Orchard Beach where she will spend
few weeks with her brother, Adel bert
Hamor.
Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins died Wednesday
at the home OF her son, John Hodgkins
Mrs. Hodgkins WAS eighty -four years old
Her husband died ten years ago. Since
that time she has lived with her children
here. She had many warm friends and
will be greatly missed. Six children sur
vive her, four residing here. daughter
at Lamoine and one son in Boston. Her
remains were taken to Lamolne and laid
beside those of her hus band II. L. Hap
worth, of Bar Ilarhor, conducted t he fun
ersl arrangements.
Feb d p
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MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
i,s E-tella Ray is very III.

Miss E-tella Ray is very i'll.
Mrs. Dudley Jones is in poor health.
Miss Lola Murch has returned home
from Castlne.
Ivan Murrh, OF Boston, Is visiting his
parents, Davenport Murch and wife.
c. Murch and wife, OF Massachusetts
are visiting Mr.. Murch's parents, Charles
March and wife.
Tho Union sewing circle gave sociable
at the home of Alfred Smith, Bayside. Sat e
urdRy evening. fhe gold watch was won
by j. d. Remick, of Bayside.
The gift enterprise" Will meet with
Mrs. Clara York Thursday afternoon
March 3. The enterprise will give an
lce-cream socia bic soon at Eureka hall
Feb. 2S. VICTOR
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W altman.

Waltham.
A daughter was torn to Mrs. Llewellyn
Alley Monday.
Miss Isabel Jordan returned from
Castine Saturday.
Miss Mabel Jordan is visiting her
broth her, &. l.. Jordan.
Mrs. Lettie Crmmin is at home from
Boston for few weeks.
Mrs. George Davis and daughter Annie
were the guests OF Miss Mary Fox Friday.
Miss Eliza Bragdop, who has been Wis
lting friends here THE past week, returned
to her home in East brook Sunday
Feb. rs. H.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS..
Second Meeting of Bluesedgbroo< As
ISOLATION, in Bluehill.
! Reported fer THE AMERICAN nv Secretary OF
the Association

the Association.l
The second meeting OF the Bluesedg
brook district Sunday school association
was held at the Baptist church in Blue
hill Feb. 25. A large number OF delegates
was present from Sedgwick, North Sedg-
wick and East Bluehill, with others
from other parts of the district. beside
visiting clergymen, and everything com
bined to make it an occasion long to be
remem bered.
The session menced at 10 a. IN.
with praise service led by Willard
Chapman of East Bluehil, followed by
DR.. r. p. Grindle, who cordially ell
coined the association. Rev. +. Bean,
president of the association, responded
most fittingly, thanking the Sunday
school for its hearty words of wei
come, and showing that in the pro-
gramme presented 1t could not fail to
receive a rich reward for its hospitality.
Reports were given from eleven sun
day schools in the district, showing them
to be in good working order, and that
some have made decided gain since the
first meeting in November. \ new sun
day school has been organized i'll one of
the outlying districts of Bluehill, and in
the village the home department in
schools OF the Baptist and tongrega-
tfonal churches has increased from
few to many members, showing That
faithful work is being done.
The seven papers read during the day
We're most excellent. thorough, and help
ful. DR.. II. NJ. Stevens spoke OF the rise
and progress of the home department.
convincing all that this viii be one OF the
most profitable and permanent features
of the Sunday schools OF the future.
Rev. +. ). Drew, OF Sedgwick, spoke
earnestly in favor OF teachers meetings,
giving helpful thoughts on how they
should be conducted. A paper on Best
methods to promote Bible Study, by
Frank Long, OF East BluehilI, was fol-
lowed by earnest disc 1ssion, all agreeing
that thorough preparation by the teacher,
and faithful questioning of the pupils are
among the best methods.
The primary departments and kinder /
garten methods were presented by Mrs. (
h. p. Grindle, and beside very excel
lent paper, were illustrated by the sand T
board, black board and ring chain The T
Sunday school is to be congratulated on |
the possession OF SO earnest and efficient T
a teacher as Mrs. Grnde.
Three Things Necessary for the Sun
day School Teacher were defined by
Mrs. 5. w. Treworgy Ms conversion,
bible knowledge and stick to- it-iveness.
The subject WAS more fully treated in
the evening by Mrs. Eliza Herrick in a
paper on Qualifications for a Sunday
School Teacher.
The paper read by Miss Douglass, on
:" Preparation for Teaching the Lesson"
showed that she understood her sui ject,
and gave many helpful thoughts on this
important theme.
The question: box WAS presided over by
Rev. q. Mayo, of Rrookiin, in his most
genial manner. 4 great variety OF quee-
tons concerning sunday school work,
and general department of Christian
workers, were asked and answered, throw
ing much llpht many Dny ziittp rnts-
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BROOKLYN.

Judging from the loads of barrels seen
on the street clam bait must be in good
demand.
A. +. Blake left for Brunswick Thurs
day where he will work at his trade,
carriage painting.
February takes its leave with smile as
bland as If it had been good all its
twenty-eight days.
Capt. Joseph Conary and his brother
Albert returned home from Deer Isle
Friday, W here they had been to attend the
funeral OF their brother Williams wife,
who died in Portland of Bright's disease
Feb. Is. q. b. A.
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Colts Island.

Gott's Island.
Myrtle Colt is at home for short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Hannah Colt, who has had an at
tack OF the grip and has been danger
ously i'll, Is now much better.
The Junior league gave an entertain
ment saturday evening, consisting OF
dialogues and Rotations. All parts were
We'll taken.
Singing school closed Saturday evening
Mr.. Bsbbidge is an experienced teacher
and NIL agree that it has been a pleasant
and profitable school.
George Murphy strained the large liga-
ment OF his shoulder joint last fall. A.
he did not consider he Hcciden. serious
he went on with his usual work for a
time, but his shoulder continued to give
him trouble, and finally be WAS obliged
to give up work entirely. He suffers
greatly from pain through his shoulder
and arm.
Feb. IS NJ +
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salisbury Cove.

salisbury Cove.
Mrs. Beekie Wood Edwards, OF Bangor,
is spending a few weeks with her parents,
}. w. Wood and wife.
Mrs. G. +. Pettingill has been visiting
friends and relatives at Ellsworth during
the past two weeks.
II. j. Emery and wife and daughte Cal
lie Gillette spent Saturday and sunday at
Ellsworth with Mrs. IsggIe Whittaker
j. w, Wood, I'd, and wife have moved
into A. b. Leland's cottage. Mr.. Leland
has moved to Bar Iisrbor for the summer.
Feb. Is. r.
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IastiDrupk

Henry Butler and family, of Hancock
We're III town Sunday.
Sylvester Bunker has been quite i'll for
some time with rheumatic troub bic.
Robert Babeoek and wife are in town
at present with Mrs. Babcock's parents.
Sewall Bunker IS in failing health. He
Is an aged man. and 1t Is feared he will
not recover.
+. l.. Clough has finished saving spool
bars Mt his mill here. The travelling has
been 50 bad that the bars have not all
been hauled to Mariaville yet.
Cassie, the twin daughter of Charles
and Charlotte Wilbur, died recently at
tue age of elght years. from a compica-
ton OF measles and pneumonia.
All the numbering concerns around here
have been Obliged to suspend operations
on account of the deep snow and water
underneath the snow, which renders it
impossible to do anything i'll the woods.
Feb. IS. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02

Many advertisers forget that adrerti8-
ing space in a newspaper is ralued ac-
cording to the circulation Of that paper.
ADVERTISING space in a journal lcithout
circulation is dear at any price the pub
Usher may demand. Without circulation
there can be no results, and Without re-
suits the money Which the Advertiser in
rests is lost. - Leavenworth (Kansas)
Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02

The authorities have run to earth what
Is apparently an organized gang of petty
thieves, mostly boys, who have been
stealing from the cottages and stables of
summer residents. Several men are in
volved, being charged with receiving
stolen goods. The boys and accompliees
have been bound over for the April grand
inrX
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Sargentville.

SargentvilIe.
Addison G.. Sargent returned to his
home in Newton, Mass, Thursday.
The chapel circle is to hold a socisb Bile
and serve supper in the chapel Wednes-
day evening, March 2.
Steamer fremont arrived Monday in
the storm and remained here until 10 80
a. m. Thursday, when she proceeded to
Rockland.
w. &. Sargent & Son filled their ice
house on Friday and Saturday. The ice
is about eighteen inches thick, and of
good quality.
The voters of Sedgwiek will meet in
caucus at Smith Bros office, Sedgwick
village, Thursday, March 3, at $50 p. m,
to nominate town officers for the ensuing
year to be voted upon Monday, March :.
Steamer Gathering, Capt. O. A.
Crockett, passed through the reach
Thursday, only making landing AT Sar
gentville, on the WAY to Rockla where
the steamer will be put in order to take
the place Of the Fremont
Feb, IS. A. II. ;.
Northeast Harnor.
Lyman Haskell has returned with his
bride.
j. H. SOULS was in Boston last week
on business.
The ice : all harvested here. Average
thickness one foot.
The report Of the setectmen shows the
indebtnoss OF the town Feb 10 to be
6, 607.29
5. r. Tracy, wife and son have been Wis
iting Mr.. Tracys parents, at Miibridge,
the past two weeks.
A. {. Savage is talking of making i'm
provements on his cottage this spring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Luther Mason trapped a large wild cat
last week
Miss Eune Daniels is visiting friends
at Seal Harbor.
Frank l.. Patten and Alfonso Mason
were in Bangor last Saturday on business.
Feb. %. TRILBY.
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East sullivan.

East sullivan.
d. L. Weare post, No. SO, G. A. r., has
adopted new method. A light repast of
coffee, crackers and cheese is served be-
fore closing on each regular meeting
night. The object is to revive interest in
the meetings, and to draw the comrades
into more social fellowship. 1t is the
request of the commander that all mem
bers should be present if possible at the
meeting March 5, as there is important
business to attend to.
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THE AMERICAN prints more ritat sta
tistics-birthS, marriages ana deaths
than all the other papers printed in the
county combined, and most of them it
prints from one to tl1o weeks ahead of its
contemporaries.
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Green Lake.

Green Lake.
Ernest Wentwor is going to Law :
renee, Mass, to work.
Mrs. John Haynes and son, OF Els
worth, are visiting Mrs. Haynes parents,
Newall Wilson and wife.
The community was saddened by the
death OF Mrs. Della Dewitt Dow, OF Han
cock, formerly of this place, and a sister
of George Gehen.
March /. l.. A. r.
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sound
Mrs. Adeline Richardson is in feeble
health.
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tracey Feb. %.
Miss Alice Blake and Harry Bordeaux
go to Somesvile to he high school.
Seth Blake, of Brooksville, visited his
son, Walter Blake, last week. Mr.. Blake
accompanied his father home Friday.
Feb Is B.
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Sorrento.

Mrs. j. Blaisdell and family, OF West
Sullivan, We're i'll town Sunday.
Mrs. Rolf and granddaughter Marie
have returned to their home at Goulds-
boro after several weeks visit here.
{. Belle Lawrence, who has been attend
ing school at Castine this winter, is quite
i'll with the measles, but is someH hat i'm
proved at this writing.
March l. BREEZE
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Deer Isle.
A. d. Haskell went to Rockland this
week.
New cases OF measles are continually
appearing.
Miss Lottie Bean, of Rockan is visit
ing Bessie Gross.
DR.. F. b. Ferguson has been i'll for the
past two weeks.
Clifton f. Mass. of Addison, is the
guest OF Philip d. Haskell.
Mrs. c. f. Wssgatt and Mrs. b. :.
Hatch have both been quite i'll with
measles.
During he last storm much injury was
done to the telegraph and telephone poles
in this place.
the +. NJ. c. seminary returned home this
week. They are Miss Bell Sawyer Miss
Lima Greenaw, Philip ID. Haskell, Ralph
T. Spofford, Lloyd X. Allen and Emery
w. Pickering.
The fourth annual report of the super
intending school committee is published
and at hand. 1t is much regretted that
all the members of the committee, who
have served so long and faithfully, now
decline to be considered candidates for
reelection.
Since the very severe gales OF the first
OF the week there WIS much unessincss
felt regarding the safety OF many vessels,
commanded and partly manned by men
of this village. OF the large class of
Kelley, MARY Hall', "Wm. Downes",
Susan y Pickering sylvia Hair, and
John l.. Treat were all on he way from
the South toward northern ports. They
have all arrived -news of the last one
came over the wire last night There
re- at hpr a
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North BluehilI.

Miss Marion Grindle has gone to South
Penohscot to do houseWork for Mrs
Parsons.
Ward Wescott has returned home from
Broksyile, " here he has been employed
in the woods.
Feb. %. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-03-02

On the morning of Feb. 20, 1895, was
sick with rheumatism and lay in bed I'M
Ill May p, when | got a bottle of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. The first applica-
IN OF it relieved me almost entirely from
IL pain and the second afforded complete
lief. In short time | was able to be up
I'd about again.-A. T. MoREAUx, Luz
rne, Mimi. Sold by G. \. PARcHER.
druggist.
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Z t>t Surry.
FLoSSIE.

+ ,st Surry.
Capt. NJ. d. Ghatto is able to be out
again.
Rev. s. o. Written assisted Rev. II. F.
Day in his church services yesterday.
f. {. Lord, principal Of the high school,
is able to be at his post again, although
quite lame from having scalded his foot
three weeks ago.
Mrs. Rose Steele who has been quite i'll
for several weeks, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Charles Conary, OF South Surry, is
nursing Mrs. Steele.
Misses Gertrude and Josie Gray are at
home from Castine normal school. On
account OF having been exposed to the
measles, they were not allowed to attend
the school until the danger was past.
Miss Gertrude belongs to the graduating
class.
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surry.
Mrs. Anna Grover returned to Bluehill
Falls Thursday.
Capt. c. NJ. Coulter came home from
Boston Tuesday. He has been in the en-
pioy of the Warren steamship line for
some time.
The drama ''The Danger Signal' was
presented at town hall Friday evening
by the Surry dramatic club in very
satisfactory manner. The hall was we'll
filled notwithstanding the bad weather.
The performance will be repeated at town
hall Wednesday evening Of this week.
Feb. 2S. c.
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W est sullivan.

For additional Connty Nc,rs see other pages
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COUNTY NEWS.

En- additional County Ne'cs see other pages
The herald., 1898-08-11
End of Occidental Colony

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.-The Occi-
dental colony at Wellington, Lyon county,
Nevada, which was organized and ope-
rated by Russian Jews, is about to be
closed out by the Sheriff.
On November 8. 1897. twenty-one families
OF Russian Jews left San Francisco for
the new land of promise, the Wymore
ranch near Dayton. They had purchased
the property for $4,000, which they pro-
posed to pay from what they should real
lie from the products of their labor
Wymore permitted the settlers TO OBJ
tain further loan of $500. which was re-
corded as first mortgage on the land;
with this they obtained lumber and buIt
houses. They worked hard and were doing
well, when on July 18th the president OF the
colony, Daniel Schwartz, and Secretary
Harry Bell, obtained $500 from the Bull
hon and Exchange Bank of Carson on
mortgaging the entire crop Of the colony.
With that money they decamped.
The bank has now brought suit 10 re-
cover the amount Of the mortgage and the
already destitute colonists will probably be
eV.cted from their homes. schwartz has
formerly lived In Philadelphia, while Bell
halls from Chicago, and either of those
places is most likely their objective point,
although some of the wronged colonists be-
lieve the fug!tives are on their way to
Alaska.
warrants are out for their arrest
The herald., 1898-08-11
THE aA11AoHER o1AD1AroRs
Fight . Crowd at Temple and Spring
Streets

The Gallagher brothers must have been
early taught that a house divided agains,
itself cannot stand, and yesterday after
noon they lived up to that precept. for one
of them went TO the aid Of the other when
he thought that crowd Of men were treat
Ing his brother too roughly.
w. D. and H. NJ. Gallagher were with
friends at the corner of Temple and Spring
streets, and some of the crowd caught hold
of the former and tried forc.bly to draw
him into saloon. He resisted, and finally
one of the men struck at him, and was
knocked down In return. Others of the
crowd then took a hand. and soon Gala
CHER had more trouble than a fox without
a tail. His brother charged TO the rescue
and soon II was the Brothers Gallagher
against a crowd of other gladators.
Officers Shannon and Pat Murray took a
hand In the proceeding, and Murray
caught hold Of Fl. NJ. Gallagher. The lat
ter resisted. but was quieted with an effec-
tionate rap on the head from Murray's
club, The brothers did not care to ride to
the station In the patrol wagon, so a hack
was called and they were transferred in
that from liberty to Imprisonment. 1t was
discovered that w. D. Gallagher had brok-
en- the fbula bore of the right leg during
his struggle, so he was placed in the re-
ce!ving hospital for repairs. They were
charged with having disturbed the peace.
The herald., 1898-08-11
Postal and Pensions

WASHINGTON, Aug. S-Acting Gener.
al Superintendent of the Railway Mail Ser
vice Grant today issued a notice to the ratl-
way mail clerks that all mail addressed 10
the Preside Of San Francisco shall be sent
to the Preside, it being a separate office
from San Francisco. 1t has been the prac-
tice of some clerks to send such mall 10 The
San Francisco postoffice, thus delaying its
delivery.
Henry M. Streetor was today commits
stoned postmaster at Riverside, and VIM
d. Pennycock at Vallejo, Cal.
Lebbaeus r. Carpenter of California has
been appointed observer in the weather
bureau service at $40 per annum.
California pensions Original-James NJ
Pavey, Grand Junction, &c. Restoration re-
issue and increase-George P. Price. Sol.
diers' home, IS to S12. Increase-William
II. Harding, Pacific Grove, $17 to s24 Will
ow-Belle E. Williamson, San Bernardino
IS. Mexican war survivors-James NJ
Hardin, Pine Ridge. So; Nelson s. Moore
Oakland, IS to $l2