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Catalog Number |
2005.058.1 |
Object Name |
Newspaper |
Title |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel |
Summary |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel, August 27, 1886. On page 2: Advertisement for Harford's Foe to Pain, a medicine sold by apothecaries and grocers. Trade supplied by J.W. Perkins & Co., W.F. Philips & Co., and H.H. Ricker & Co., all of Portland. Manufacturing company in Ferry Village. On page 3: Captain Littlejohn, in schooner Emma, sailed to the Kennebec to load ice for a southern port; Eben Simonton made a lot of money raising hens at Cushing's Point; death of Reuben Higgins, formerly county commissioner, found dead in his bed on Thursday morning, of heart disease, he was 75; past and present history of Fort Preble. On page 4: Advertisement - Swill for sale by the barrel or load, J.L. Taylor, Meeting House Hill, Cape Elizabeth; the People's Ferry is running their boat, the Cornelia H, between Long Wharf in Portland and Ferry Village, one four-cent ticket gives the purchaser the privilege of the entire day on the harbor. |
Published Date |
1886 |
Search Terms |
Cape Elizabeth Sentinel Fort Preble Cape Elizabeth ferry Cornelia H. (passenger ferry) People's Ferry Company |
People |
Harford, James H. Harford, Frederick H. Littlejohn, Asa D. (Captain, 1820-1895) |
Physical Description |
4 pp., 20" x 26" |