Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-29
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votes for Tuesday next. No one has
any funds to pay for supply for tho
different towns; we arc holding no
office, and earning our living by o,ur
business the same "a other people,
and therefore can hanIly afford To
send the votes free of charge. never
ttrelcss wcwill do 50 To all towns that
cannot SUPPL themselves. Donot go
without tL1 votes, send for them, any
way.
PosrroNED.-Thc Torch Light
procession is postponed until Monday
evening, when General Caldwell 10
expected to speak at Writings
Hall.
We understand that the Court
will adjourn over for the election
from Saturday until Thursday Of next
week.
james w. Blai.dell Esq, who
was elected to fill an unexpired term
in the Board of county Commission
ers, has been appointed and Com
missioned to fill the vacancy, until
January next.
-Loose hay Of the best quality 10 ceiling
In Bangor for IRON tljOo 10 81 100 per ton.
Only fry per cent Of the boys and girls
Of Maine between the agss Of iour ssd twenty
years are attending school.
THE following 10 attributed to the pen q
a dis, ing ushed candidate for the second o9es
in the gin Of the people;
Into the pure and crystal cup
A gin poured Of ancient rye,
And ~ with this mixed II up
The water smiled-and SO did T.
BieiS.
BAR HARDoR FAsHiONAME WATERING
PLACE. II is reported that about 80 country
seats have been commenced at BAR uarh0f,
Mt Desert, by wealthy New York men:
- There has been considerable progress
made in purchasing lots for dwellings SC, bus
not much OF any thing done at building ~ yet !.
We were informed last week by . gentleman
who has sold property there, that he thought
twenty dwellings would be built there Dsxs
Spring by gentlemen from abroad for Summer
residences. We have no doubt but " hat Has
IIarbor and neigbborhood will yet be . most
fashionable summer resort
AR. VI. ". Loud, formerly for time .
resident OF this town, will give Reading q
Whitings Hall on this, Friday evening. Mr.
Loud is an educated aud talented gentleDan,
and no doubt with the study and practice which
he has had for the few Years past, will give oil
whs are pleased to attend, rich treat.
The American Agricu!turist says:
1.-THE hrxvestsare abundant; prices d fsr0
produce rule high; there 10 no pressure Of fAm.
Inc, no short stock Of any OF the necessities ard
hardly OF any Of the Injuries Of life; our -.
ton 10 bearing up man:ully under what our
enemias predicted would be . crushing loed q
debt. gradually paying it of; and upon every
side, evidences Of personal and national pros.
perity meet u.s."
The VOL kmsn have taken down nsst Of
the staging around the new Town Hall. IL
q noble building, and the workmanship IL Of
the best kind. We notice that the Committee
have ehristened 1t "Union Hail." Some may
doubt the propriety Of the name ~ not con.
veying true condition Of tho status Ofthe
Committee. However, il is built the year Of
the great Union victories at tho polls, sndit u
no doubt named in honor Of these, therefore oil
should be sat is6ed.'
Ship Two Brothers, 81 Gardiner, Ner'
ton, from Bath for Savannah, struck on the
wreck Of steamer Sheridan OF Body Island,
| near Cape Haiteras. and blged. party OIL
wreckcrs have gone from Norfolk to her a.
sistance. There Is $50 900 insured Oh the ship
| ct Offices In Boston.