Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
LOAF AND OTHER ITEMS.

steam OF the Attn.
Does the Judge of Probate make changes
In the term of holding his court to CORES
pond
Rev. VIM. II. Sayary will preach j
discourse in the Unitarian Church next
Sunday evening. on "The present A>pe'.
Of the Temperance cause" To begin al :
O'Clock
We had big snow-storm on Thurs
day. last week.
Mr. Richard Pinkham of Steuben, an aged
man. fell and dislocated shoulder recent
~. He is now doing well.
The Register of Deeds for Hancock
County. few weeks since. recorded four
deeds. the stamps upon which amounted
"a $500
The good people of Hancock made
donation visit TO Mr.. William llutchins>
az that town. one day last week. leaving
with him. some thing over one hundred
dollars in money provisions SC
We learn from our orland CORE
>pondcnt that MIR. Emerson is purchasing
Tie machinery tor his factory at that place
This j. good news
MIR L. l.. Higgins of Somc>ville has
>old his house and lot to Mr.. Edwin Par
ker Of >tcuben. MIR. Higgins goc> 10
Minnesota.
Mr.. Albert &. Hunt Of Bangor ha>
been appointed hy the Secretary of the
Treasury special agent and government
de ective.
a correspondent wishes us To define
what and where Nit Desert Harhor j..
G mt do il II the Government should do
- wise an act as 10 locate Naval station
liz Mt Desert. it would certainly be wise
enough To take the best harhor for the
purpose to be found in the vicinity. We
heard gentleman make the remark that
Tie harbor recommended by the Head OF
tile Bureau Of Engineers was Frenchman's
Rav We have no means at hand TO verify
t.e fact Perhaps our correspondent knows
all about this matter. II so will he en-
liEhtcn u and our readers.
Hen were in the store of Mr. -. H. Epp>
one day last week there by accident. and
tA,y had such a sohd looa that thr clerk
proposed that they should be weighed. and
- They were. and the aggregate weight
wa> l.724 lb>, the heaviest weighing 3nJ h.
aHl the lightest an even 2oolbs. These
seven would be full delegation TO mos,
Ats fat mems convention. The captain OF
THE rugwassa OF course. was one of the
seven.
The BANGOR WING is doing vigorous
business in making candidate for Cover
nor Last year II was as reticant As an
o~in the day time.
The Portland Press pitches into Mr..
Pike. and his letter on the tonnage tax. with
more zeal than discretion. Mr.. Pike must
have touched tender point TO give the
Press much pain. He has written
second letter TO the Advertiser on the same
>naiect and partly in reply 10 the com
meut> Of the Press
"Saxe says that Laws. like >auSage>.
cease 10 inspire respect in proportion as
We know how they are made
At the funeral of Buffalo Bill
noted and desperate character on the
Pains. 4 short time since, his wife bent
over the corpse. and said. in tones of inf
mite sorrow and tenderness, | know he bore
3 hard name among men, but l loved him
H. was all had TO love.
The word debt is composed Of the
initials Of dun every BODY twice" Cred
Z is formed OF the initial letters OF "call
regularly every day-l'l trust.
ACCIDENTS Our correspondent At
,iouldsboro sends the following:
Captain Thomas Bunker of Gouldsboro
Point was injured by his horse kicking him
while fioundering in snow bank. Before
getting well he cut his other leg badly, and
ne-lecting TO attend TO it in season, and
getting cold alarming symptoms were de-
yeloped Dr. Stockman of Steuben
was called. and By his skill and good at
tcution the captain is in a fair way to re-
cover
4
name of Tracy. Of Gould,boro. recently
had the upper portion OF a foot cut of by
n axe, which was in the hands of sister
The portion was nearly severed. out DR.
Stock man reunited the parts an there i
hope that the wound will heal
FRIEND SAWYER
The following Town Onicers were cho-
sen March l4th, in Orland
M0derGtOr J. S. Condor.
{ Ierk JAS. c. Saunders.
.>electmen. Hayes Pinkham. Jas. c. Saun-
ders. J. A. Hartman.
Treasurer, Oliver p. Dorr.
Totcn Agt. A. 7. Emerson Esq.
S. $. Committee, o. b. Trott.
Constable, A. p. Dorr.
We have cheerfuily given mp TO the
County Supervisor, column. more or less
Of the AMERICAN TO be devoted to eduea-
10 lal matters of our City and County.
He contributes article No. l to day 1t
will be no doubt followed by others
1t will be seen that Mr. Tinker will
reopen the American house, April LIST.
We have received something less
than bakers dozen more of communica-
tons in poetry on the never ending dog
SO many that we are obliged to eoLsigr
them all to the waste basket The last
poet goes for 1.-THE dog with kink in his
tail"
Legislature adjourns this week The
members have nearly all got uneasy. and
want to go home, as We learn