Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-06
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

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# nearly one hundred volumes this week
pr. Clay gave a free lecture here on
u, ,l~- ni0ht. The Hall was n"'r'
A school-house is now building in
Iamone. which will cost when completed.
ABOUT twenty-five nuna.~a dollars
The Cabin Of the Schooner Senator.
wa broken into last week and Capt. Bon
z.v lost a spy-glass. pistol, clothes. etc.
All the Trenton fishermen returned
,rutn the Banks with full fares. The Liz
ne Lee had eighteen hundred quiptals.
The new schooner to be launched next
week from Eiodgkin's shipyard is named
ill., Alta '. Hodgkins.
When women come 10 lit in the jury
blk. It j. possible the children will become
-ericr, in court.
-Th, DID Peters saii-loft. which wa
rarrly burned few weeks ago. is being
repaired. and will be again used As Ion.
The dredging machine upset boat
,a.t week and stove in the side. but the
persons who were in il were uninjured.
scarcely anything has been done al
thu porgie business in Union River Bay
aui but little more in Frenchman's Bay.
The lady mentioned in last weeks j.
sue a. dying so suddenly in Gouldsboro.
~a- Mr.. AbUah Joy.
1t !, expected that Judge Dickerson
viii hold the term Of court commencing
here next Tuesday.
Another ran-storm came TO town
ol Monday night. II i bad for the Coun-
Is Fair which commences, to-day. Tues
iay.
The >ehr. Lucy Ann. Capt. Samuel
pr>i-le Of East Lamoine. caught off Port
Il AAi in one week one hundred and forty
4 arrelS of herring.
What has become of the Republican
prndrs rooster? Since al the returns
ave been received there has been no oc-
ea>ian for their GROWING
The jurors Of this city. are Geo. W
XFi-he, and Geo. III. Brown. for the grand
Jury: J. p. Richards. J. r. Jordan and
4 Robert Gerry. Jr.. as traverse jurors.
! Mr.. Lewis Friend of this city returned
d l4-t week from trip to Poland and
Prussia. He had no difficulty at all. his
passports not even being asked for while
iu Prussia.
Never attempt 10 Kill mosquito while
sanding in chair. A woman in Fair
Haven broke three ribs and received other
injurie, the other night while attempting
The little game.
The kennebec journal confirms the
Il report that Rev. DIR. Bingham. recently
pastor Of the South Congregational Parish.
Augusta. i about 10 take orders in the
Episcopal church.
The Street Commissioner is making a
j piece Of concrete sidewalk. between the
"a Va M = CIV tttFs anu IIaI
Fl Of seth Iisdale Esq. II will be the first
Fl q the kind in the city
q The Typhoid fever is proving extreme
4 Y Outrageous and dangerous to many of
& cur people. DR.. Grindall of Mt. Desert
Il faS several cases in Bass Harbor and more
r. : ". Harbor
a Mrs. Lucy Stone and Mrs. Liyermore
are TO stump the State of Massachusetts,
Tor Wendall Phillips for Governor. Mr..
Phillips is the Temperance and working
mems candidate
Two houses are going up in the new
i4r, Of the city laid out by Mr.. Gerry. We
learn that last week he made sale of quite
2 lumber of lots for building purposes on
lie new location.
Mr.. F. 4. Snow Of North Sedgwick
"as thrown from his wagon. his horse
BAKING fright, one day last week, and the
sheets passed over MS legs. Happily nc
bones were broken. but the flesh was bad
y bruised.
4 The fishing schooner Waterman. OF
Hancock, Capt. Carlisle. is over due, and
Fears are entertained for her safety. We
III give the names of the crew next week
She does not arrive in the meantime II
thought by some that the wreck seen of
ape Sable may be her.
FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
he 18th Great National Exhibition is
pen to the public in the Coliseum. Sd ay-
nue. and 63rd street, near Central Park.
New York. 1t will remain open during
ep. and Oct. Here may be seen. under
ne roof. the most recent and best prOduc-
Ions of the American Artist, Inveu(br,
armer, Gardener. Florist, and Of Arts
hs OF every trade. 1t is at once Muse
m work-shop-with machinery In
notions, and a School Of Instruction
inch none should fail to visit.
bro. Smith of the Somerset Reporter is
aIer the Maine Historical Society because
hey VIII spend sAeir time in investigating
iatters that cannot be ever known. fully.
nd if known would bring no particular
fedit upon the State. He says:
We ask the venerable members Of tho
ciety if this subject History Of Name
the Rebellion. is not vastly more
lportanf to Maine than the settlement OF
y iaet whether Popham or Pilgrim first
aisd Maine or Massachusetts Il it is not
onhler Of investigation than the oyster
eh beds ut Damariscnff> or the fahnloue