Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-27
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

The Argo had abort fifty passenger
during one trip last week
The macke,el are ia Union River Bay
large in size and hard to oe caught
The Little Round Top" has a new
>hail onc-ghird stronger than the first one
Rev. Or. Ho>mer will lecture at Eas,
l4meine on Thursday Evening of thi,
work.
Mis- f. 4. Blair Spirit Artist. will
pa4' publicly in Ellsworth again, next
sabbath
A valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Wpodari OF the Bangor Exchange. died
in this city last Monday
school District. No. 1. Hancock Is
b.las- d >chool-hou>c forty by thirty feet
NH twenty-five feet posts
Rev. +. X. o>9ood will preach in
>'mc~Yille next sabbath. instead of the
r->i sabbath OF next month.
Among the recent graduates of the
Nj Holyokc Female Seminary was Miss
Laura Watson. of Sedgwick.
The citizens OF I.amoine and East La
n.ne have secured the services of Rev.
j. NJ. Wilson, for the summer
Rev. Or. Hosmer OF Ohio Unitarian
"l preach by request next sunday AFTER
ap'a az 3 O'Clock in Union Hall Trenton
The Evening Post gives General Butler
~, blowing trst-rate notice:
o. short, General Butter is a politician
"aaaat policy. statesman without
.- ple-. and a partisan without modera-
.4-
~ The plans for the new School House
- Ellsworth Falls show a wise policy on
..e part OF the Building Com. The Build
~ All be- an honor. and an ornament 10
.a" place We hear that the people are
greatly awake.
The Little Round Top will 60 on all
'N ir>ion around Nj. Desert Island. taking
70. schooner Frank Pierce in tow. on Fri
las Of this week. The Ellsworth Brass
E4I4 viii furnish the music. Tickets at
T. Wggin'- Il Co.
The tornersville GIndl TINES tells of an
a.i Fai.->plitter IN that country who put
u~'I- upon q Young man who chaifed
% about his bald head. in these words
"ung man, when my head gets a. son
a. Yours can false hair to SELL
!; take, but little time. and /, will save
heaps Of trouble il subscribers in ordering
their papers stopped or the direction
changed will state at what Office they are
no" seat 1t i not TO be supposed that
n" publisher can tell every mans resi-
denee or z. o. address.
Mr.. Geo. L. Farnum. our High school
Teacher for the past year. ha- declined to
'ainue IN the work any longer; and IN,
nmiuee are looking for some one 10 nil
b. place We need >kilful teacher who
ready 10 make teaching hi> permanent
: ''e>,jon. There might be a flouri>hin.
'irmy combined with the High school
a. Ellsworth if a man of enterprise and
N~altiVe taien; should undertake the
: ,I work.
LAw DECISIONS. The supreme Judicial
-tttfA- a. LAW Term. nave
lrl the following cases in the Eastern
District:
samuel L-arrabee vs. Joseph NJ Hod.-
"a aud al. o. report; Plaintiff nom
nm Peters & Wilson for PHI A. ".
Paine for Dcn's.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Rising sun Lodge Of Masons ". John A.
10 'tA. GA report; action to stand for
'-.At WlswelI FOR Plff.. Hale for Den.
The next New England Fair will be
nei in Lowell. Mass. on the 5th. 9Th. .rh
ana s'h. day of September. The grounds
""3rA"e about forty acres and are admira-
adapted for the purpose intended
There l. comnodious exhibition build
4-- ~ the grounds. two stories high. with
easement under the whole building. Civ
!.- more than 2. 900 SQUARE feet of avaiIa-
PIE space Tor exhibitors The stalls for
horses and ca, lie. and the pens for sheep
and swine. will be amply sufficient for the
-'eommodaiion of all exhibitors Of stock
The railroads will land Dass.npers within