Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

loon III tfit new dAN'iAA7' 50 -
weeks issue.
pr. \. Fulton has opened an Office
IVA Albert Jell>ons Store.
-the list OF premiums awarded by the
urlana Farmers Club will appear next
six hundred people at
wy an view Park the last ,iav of the
"a : Fair.
-kcv. Mr.. Holman uvlt,..
N. sermon At the Baptist Church last
~4aAath.
The new Schooner launched last week
Was named the Aitavelia instead Of the
A'uN. lIodgkins.
We see by the Jefferson Radical. Texas,
la., Hon. ". q. Robinson is Secretary o,
Republican, Executive Committee, Sec
.4 District.
->'ne of the graduates of Bowdoin
r ehd avorng % organize a Bowdoin
lni Association for Hancock County
w have received the Rocky Mount
New> published in Denver. Colorado.
.-.4 Geo {. b ckwiih who j. now locat-
.-err.
IAc sherman Steel Company and the
ts---pck WOODEN COMPANY had each sam
.~ of their different manufactures at the
u. air at Buck>port.
some Of the large rocks il the river
"h>truct navigation are being re-
..t,+i hy Government Contract
1, viii be seen tina, J. r. Jordan Eq..
t.a,r- h> valuable residence on High -.
-alr. For particulars see advertise
u.t.
Tito Belfast journal says the internal
A ryeuur districts in Waldo county have
h-a consolidated. and Gen. Webster is
Sire Assessor.
-lo,. I. A. Smith is candidate for the
u>.tion Of Clerk of the House. Last year
WAS Assistant Clerk.
Mr.. G.. ". Bagley has re-opened the
4 Ellsworth House after thoroughly re-fitting
tad re-furnishng the same. and christened
the CITY HOTEL On Wednesday 4 large
number of our citizens sat down 10 dinner
| u The new hotel. doing ample justice to a
rl.ely served and substantiate meal
4 The Fishing Schooner Lizzie Lee OF
Trenton. three wears old has had extraor-
4 l43ry good luck thus far. She i about
'ttou. measurement. and for the first and
second years She brought home 100 quin-
r.. If fish each wear. and this wear she ha.
s. ,are OF 1890 quintal> Capt. Siubb, of
E1rk-port has had command OF her for
.J- three Years.
I1NoR>Cor OCT sth. I>10.-sept. 18th.
.. -Ae Great Bank of Newfoundland the
BID. Fred Dunbar encountered a heavy
-a from tile :. +. yeerng 10 the :. W.
al three O'Clock \. VI. shipped heavy sea
1i.iil washed NJ +. Wardwell overheard
being good swimmer he was saved
me- cable was then cut a. the .chr. was
Na- in The trough of the sea. After
having ,cud four hours hove to under
Three reef foresail. Then | went into the
cabin and missed Freeman Bowden aged
~ and being anxious went and learned
that he was not on board. was probably
Washed over with Wardwell. He was one
II The first young men of our town. and
leaves "a wife and child.
Captain j. g. Dunbar.
The editor of the Biddeford journal
ha' received a call from Gen. Daniel Pratt
IA" i journeying 10 Bowdoin College.
The General furnished him with the fol-
lowing brilliant extracts from his speeches
Neither the soil can be plowed nor the
~e4 navigated without language
But that profound axiom is nothing COM
pared with his platform in regard to wo-
mans rights
Woman has gest as good a right TO
cultivate and improve and dicipine her
rhl>lcal and mental endurances as man.
oman Is paralelogramists of coequal
nights, and vocabulary. laboratory. para
phernaiia. pandemonium and par ex-
ccllence in many respects in her domestic
marital spere.
We are afraid Daniel rot a little nike d
In MS Tong ana eloquent sentence. but ne
gets level again and scars TO the height of
metaphor soon after when he says:
Women are bound 10 rise ike the mighty
Atlantic ocean and the mighty Pacific
ocean, and shake hands with the honorable
rights Of man.
N. VI. W. writing to the Lewiston
journal gives the following pleasant pic
iure of Rev. Mr.. Buffers present home =
Al Alton, we have another OF our Maine
friends. Rev. \. Butler. formerly of Au-
burn He is most agreeably situated be
hg the much loved pastor of one of the
best churches in the State rich in earthly
wealth. in faith and in good works. By
iavoring Providence, he has become the
occupant of one of the finest residences in
this part of the country. His mansion is
situated on the eminence overlooking a
portion of the city. and is surrounded BY
extensive grounds. ornamented with
great variety of shade and fruit trees. a
inong which are seen winding walks, and
beds of rich and rare flowers, and flower
ing shrubs. The place includes about
twenty acres in meadows. pastures.
orchards and well-arranged gardens
Without stepping from their premises TO I,
procure them, the family can. from the |
middle of May to the close of Autumn
literally i've upon fruit; strawberries.
raspberries, blackberries, melons, peaches.
apricots, plums, apples, &C.. are produced |
III profnsion. We saw the ground covered |
with splendid peaches of luscious quality.
Of which we parook till prudence babe us
uesist' After viewing the grounds and |
buildings. and orchards and gardens, and
piueking rich boquet, we left, rejoiced
,iiat such place had fallen to the lot Of a
fharx L. + 1