Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-07-04

Ni1t Tor the year 1870 were a. follows.
Eugene Hale. IoO~B
Philander J. Carlton. so
scattering, 40
Plurality, 1910.
E. {. tha'to Of Brook>yille. ha, -o'i
H. stock and store with a farm ~ 4. o.
Perkins a Son Of Ca-iine. for about >ix
thousand dollar. Mr. Luciu- PerAin.
viii carry on the bu,ineS. at Brook ,flle.
Nr. Chatto has bought the Daniel Howard
plac" At South Brook.villc. together y,.-h
the store formerly occupied by WIN. II
Sargent. and will now do bushes. In fha,
place.
Maddox Of Ellsworth. Maine wha
presided At the woodhull Convention I'd,
y ORR ha> been get;in. up on hi, caranl
makes fcS dire remarks ia the New YORK
World 10 the eflec; that 1--WE are in III.
midst Of revolution Nj Eliior. peacca-
bic il possible but forcibl@ If d; INST. =
The struggle alluded to j. - Doe carried 600
by the Victoria Woodruff party against an
other creed> aud belief, incudiu. the b..
lief Of th- recreani historian Ti.iou who
has shamefully abandoned Victoria tor
Greeley.
The schooner Lucy Ann. Wooster. ,a-
spoken June 18th. oil Nj Desert Roc.
with eighty quiutal, of fish uu board. Lut
fog The want OF salt. will be- unable TO load
without going into port. The schooner
May Queen. sailed from lIancoeA FIR d..
Grand Banks on the 22d. but On account uf
head wind, pat into S,aye Island Harh5r.
aud while there ,plit main,ail. compelling
return 10 Hancock for repair. The ,ch-
Laurel, Hagerthy. and Harvest Home. Sd
the 18th from stave Island lIarbor for the
Grand Banks. with wind :. W.
The schr. Adele Pray - OF Eden.
about IS Tons y. NJ. recently launched
from the yard OF Daniel +. Pray. near In
dian Point. j. model OF neatncss and
strength, combining good sailing qualities
with good carrying capacities. She is in
tended for 4 freighter. 10 be commanded
by Capt. Daniel +. Pray. Master builder.
and owner of 1916 he having sold 3-l6 and
given lilo 10 his boys just entering their
teens. 10 encourage and rcnlunerate them
them for their help in building. Capt.
Pray has manifested praiseworthv perse-
rerance in collecting the material and
building this vessel. Some portions of
the material he hauled out Of the wood,
upon a hand sled. while he brought ont
other portions upon his back-used the
whip saw great deal in splitting up and
preparing his lumber, where other bdildsr,
commonly use the sawmill-thus laboring
under many disadvantages he with hi,
two boys and very little outside help
have built nice little Coaster in about
1 eighteen months time-be.ide- doin. hi.
farm and other work-which tor symmetry
of proportions and style OF, finish, would
do credit TO any carpenter in the country.
/, CALAIS FOR HALE:-rhe Republican
Caucus last Thursday night resulted in the
election OF Hale delegates to the D>tri,,
Convention by majority of IA ia vot,
of $50. II was match game of cheating
and the Hale and Whidden delegate. were
the winners. None claim that a fair OK.
pressien OF public opinion would be favor
able TO either Of the above named gentle.
men. 50 bitter i. the disseusion among
Republicans and so greatly Is their party
divided that there can be little doubt Mr.
Hale will be defeated AT the poll. hv a..
majority large enough to throw the district
into the hands of the Anti-Hale Republl.
cans combined with the Democrats. The
feeling against Hale in this vicinity Ia.
Increased since the Caucus. aud il i highly
probable that an independent Republican
will be selected 10 run against hun. Such
a candidate will receive large Republi.
can vote and the entire Democratic vote
and il now looks very much as though th,
already wide spread Greeley movement
has reached this district with good chance,
for success. In every section of the dis
trict there is a demand by Anti-Hale Re
publieans for the nomination of Hon. r
A. Pike. and the Democrats despairing o
electing one of their own number ar.
ready TO support him against Hale. so tina
If he consent TO run there is every reason
to believe he can be elected.-St. Croi,
Courier.
There was another one of those gran,
praise meetings held in the First Congre
gational church, Randolph, last SUNDAY
evening. conducted by John B Thayer
Esq. The orchestra was composed of mu
sicians from among our citizens, aud tn
music rendered was excellent. to say IN
least. Miss Helen N. Rollins, who pre-
sided at the organ, is a superb ORGANISE. a
all can testify who had the pleasure of lis
tening to her splendid execution on tina
Instrument. We congratulate the societ
on securing the services of so aecomplishe
musician. IL Randolph Mas Register.
A Cherryfield correspondent of tn
Machias Republican says the grass crop
not looking very well and it is doubtful
the crop u any bettsr than last year.