Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-17
Local and Other Items.

See Observation-Disclosures stolen
\ -Ca>iine has over two hundred visitors
from abroad
Dance at Hancock Hall Wednesday
,,raing. this week.
Rev. Mr.. Foote breaches at the Uni
tartan Church next sunday.
Mt Desert Island has more visitors
th.- season than ever before.
-pncello'~ Texan Show gave an exhibi.
ton AZ Franklin on Monday night.
Hale 4 Co, of the stage line have just
received a cargo OF hay from ST. John.
The Democrats have called their couu-
~ convention on Friday the FIRST day Of
sept. next
Wilson'S Theatre Company commence
their season the 4ih OF Sept 1T Rockiand.
dwelling eastward
The Lewiston on Las; saturday hal
arson, w" hundred and my passenger,
nearly all for Bar Harbor.
Pound on the Trenton road July SO,h.
senileman's shawl. Iheown.r can have
,:.e same by applying at the Office Of Geo.
\. Dyer.
Two gentlemen from Ea,tpou and
N."ekion are al CaStine examining the
plan, and specifications FOR the Normal
hool Building.
ON Thursday morning the Round
Top with the schooner Telegraph, will
TAR for the blueberry fields Of Long
Island. returning in the evening.
Last Friday Judge Somerby wa,
'aro"a from his carriage aud had his len
4-n broken The accident happened when
IRVING over some timber lying in the road.
-Duccllo'> Texan >how-if any one
SHOWS what that is-pas-ed through here
LIST sunday going east. II consisted Of
'te large wagons and dozen or fifteen
m.u-
here was slight fire at the gas house
Ht saturday night The gas around the
-4>-Incter by some means cauch, Are but
sas.ly went out without doing much dam
age
The store occupied by \. Il. Walker
being thoroughly repaired and removal
~. Windows covering nearly the entire
front and large black walnut door, are be-
ing put in.
Mr.. Daniel Bcal Of this city. has
portion Of field near his house devoted 10
cranberry culture. II the early fro>;s do
not injure the vines he will probably raise
some TWO or three barrels
The Bay State Excursionists number
Ing about two hundre and INV souls and
four hundred and ny Saratoga trunks
are StcaminS around our COAST IN The New
Brunswick" Last Sunday Bar Harbor
was visited.
Hiram Burrill. a brother of Charles
Burial OF this city. was badly hurt at the
late railroad accident. We learn that
there j. some prospect Of his recovery
Ms Mary (. Butler Of Hancock. wa
wounded in The scalp and throat
We would invite the attention of the
public 10 a new work which is being in
iFocuced IL town entitled The Cottage
'ycloreda." We should Judge IL 10 be A
valuable book and trust the agent. Mr.
connolly. most worthy man, win meet
with success
The Union River House" kept by
John Clark was burned to the ground on
Tuesday night The fire caught near the
chimney and WAS discovered at about
"even O'Clock. Had there been any wind
other buildings in the vicinity would have
burned a. the Zimmerman tub was out OF
order aud the Button not much better
Insurance on the House about two
thousand
An important ease which has been on
the civil docket OF this county for num-
her of years. that of MARY Il. Dodge Ad-
miniStratriX ". George y. Black. i being
heard before Judge Daniorth. +. {. Wood
man and John West, Esq's.. now sitting
ia this city. 1t is long business account
between the deceased husband of the
plaintiff. Addison Dodge running through
iitteen or twenty years and involving a
large sum Of money. and Mr.. Black Able
Counsel i employed on both sides Hale
and j. A. Peters for Mr. Black. and Wis
we'll and J. :. Rowe for Mrs. Dodge II
l. thought that most Of this week will be
consumed il the case.