Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-04-28
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

f~f lHll inc htei oi "A >ehooHSi VI a''u'
/. tons. intended for the fishing business.
III pa this fall.
.gAlfonia i sending Strawberries
" T. asparagus. and other summer lnNu-
s., 10 the East in refrigerator cars
our readers interested in politics
"A IN read the Bangor letter which we pub
with some interest
Some OF the would be, Young ladies
gentlemen CO attend public meetings
,....t raI,Iy ani TO make all the distur-
vance they can. 1t j. sign OF q weak
-.r.
number Of vessels from Trenton.
Hancock. and the Island towns have sailed
VA fare Of Magdalen herring. Hope
...> VIII yet full fare.
May day occurs on sunday.
yellow long can a goose stand on one
f.- Try it--1hat> the way the goose
sad out.
rac court adjourned on saturday.
.u>,ierablc business wa disposed of
HHn- the term.
HOLSTERS and fresh Goldfish are in the
arS
a New York correspondent Of the
Portland Adrfriser SAYS General lersey j.
NJ favor of free trade. This correspondent
don't Ike Speaker Blaine because he j. moi.
ship Thomas Freeman Of Bath. Capt.
aarle, Dewey was struck by lightning on
gse>Iay April l5th and at on fire and en-
-lg destroyed The Captain and crew
e,-s sawed. The Freeman loaded with
-on Id New Orleans and bound for Con-
-'.l. Russia.
-tap, Bennett Dunbar Of Penoh>cot
> purchased the Buker farm at North
.a>..an.
Nao would have believed the follow
Ing sorry of a Boston lady if it had not
a4t,l in one Of the papers OF that
a widow who has followed successive
rta-" husbands to the grave. entered q
enewn iewelry establishment in this
.-t 4>t SATURDAY. and producing the three
>y,r plates which had iir>i adorned the
.t.> 'f the dear departed. desired the
tor to have them made over INTO a
r-Nujfr,"
THe idrcris.r says Portland il 10 have
-a- blondes. can We procure an orchestra
r4r- BelfII journal.
frey are said to give a moral exhibition
81. we don't believe it would interest You
5s, send on your dollar and we will engage
'. rehabilitation.
The Second Baptist Church in Bangor
Hf l.. b. Chase. pastor. have resumed
.a .a.. their original custom Of free seats
job their place q worship on Columbia
street. Their expenses are met by sub
~crption and collections
The annual session OF the Maine
Methodist Conference begins at Augusta.
thursday May 4ih. Bishop Simpson. pre-
-..a-.
I'VE >end our subscribers an Extra
e-aning the laws passed last Winter
y they please to examine such Of them
Of public interest At any rate
=4 Chapter l46. relatin. to school dis
DIR Perkins of North Castine. ad-
ser.-es TO cure some of the worst mala-
flesh i heir to. Read his notice.
The Republican State Convention
--, been called TO meet in Augusta. June
.5a.
We publish the solution of the liquor
problem on the outside of this issue. The
answer Il given by Professor Quimby, j
i-4' there was due the town sj0.23 and
that the town lost BY the operation SSH.
Mann people in this county have been fgur-
a- IN the proposition. and a good many
NJ them differed in their answers. The PROT
fm was submitted TO seventy five school
teachers at Concord, and less than half
#9zen correct answers were given We
supposed all those in this county had given
ap the question, who at first began TO solve
+. but ind that such j. not the case
At the second trial in Ward ; on
Monday to elect Councillors. Warden and
erk. J. ID Richards was elected warden.
~ 'f+ tHtAi -NiiA+ tiNih- anu Jdibt> hooper
Gep Cunningham and Sylvester Lord
cuuucilmen
Rev. Hosea Pierce has accepted the call of
,he Baptist Society in >kowhegan and entered
8poa his lab0r- last sabbath
EG-Rev. Mr.. Cottle has dissolved his con
Meet ion with the Baptist Church at Kittery
Point.
We call attention 10 the Report Of the
superintc nding School Committee, on the
Public schools of this City. We learn that the
city Council has appointed a committee to
confer VITA the sup. School committee on
the ACCESSIBILITY of consolidating the school dis
trict. This committee is to report al the
meeting in May.
schooner W. T. Emerson, Capt Luther
Dow. was run into sunday of Cape Ann. and
was badly damaged and the mate Peleg Pa.ten
OF Penobscot, knocked overb ard 4 drowned,
The Schooner got into Cape Ann. and has.
On freight the manchinery for Hon A. z.
kmerson's new factory al Orland.
4 VII once asked peasant what part he per
formed in the drama Of life. Il mind my own
business was the reply.
If you would find great many faults. be on
the lookout. you would fine them in still
greater abundance, be on the look-in.
loung ladies are generally honest-but they
will hook dresses
In olden times the young girls were afraid
OF switches, now they are in love with them.
Lyon 4 Josslyn have some new ones.
HARD TO BEAT.-There are in an adjoin-
ING school district in Orland and Bucks
port ten ladies' whose united weight is
$500 lbs, and an average of 25o each.
ANNUAL MEETING, H. A. Sat the an
nual meeting of the Agricultural Society.