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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04
Meeting Of the Davis Club.

The Davis Club OF this city held an en-
thu.iastic meeting Ia wzverly Hall Mon
dag evening The meeting was called TO
order by President Wiswell who. in
pointed speech, stated the proper course TO
be taken by the Club, during this. the las,
week OF the Campaign.
He then called on Hon. Eugene Hale to
address the club which he did In 4 short
aud stirring speech in which he stated the
actIon taken by the DAVIS Clubs 10 the dit.
feren, parts OF the STATE aud the glorious
work that j. being accomplished by them.
Mr.. Hale made some valuable Suggestions
relative to the work the Club should do,
which will he followed In the few days r.s
naming and will aid materially in the ef-
nc ency OF the work.
Following Mr.. Hale. Geo. NJ. Warren
Esq, OF Ca.tine, candidate Tor County Al
torney. WAS called on and responded brief.
ly. Mr.. Warren stated that the Republi.
cans 10 the western part of the county are
thoroughly aroused and good report may
be expected from them on the sih OF this
moth.
After the speeches, measures for a thor
ough aud systematic work were taken and
the CLUB adjourned to NEE, again In WAY
erly Hall Thursday night at l-2 O'Clock
AZ which time all the members should be
prcscut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

The Republicans OF Sullivan had a rous-
Ing Caucus on Friday evening last. to
nominate candidate for Representative
In point OF numbers and enthusiasm II was
a long ways ahead of any similar meeting
held 10 that town for the last IS years Il
MAS particularly noticeable that 1t least
one-eighth OF the men who attended and
took part In the business. voted the Green
back rlcke, last year.
The cLoice OF the caucus Was Capt
Oliver 7. Brsgdon, than whom no stronger
man could be selected.
The writer OF this has not seen the Re
publcAns OF the Eastern section OF the
County 50 thoroughly alive TO the polit-
cal duties OF the hour As they are al this
time. We saw and talked with a veteran
Republican, Capt. Thoma. Hill OF +. SulII-
van, now % year. old, whose zeal ought
TO shame many younger men. lie saws II
his lie and health are spared I'LL the sth
OF September, there Is nothing 10 this
world more certain than he will help elect
Daniel r. Davis, the next Governor o.
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

Orlaaa.
Our BANKERS are nearly all getting in and
with full fares too. All have had good luck.
and few mishAps.
Excursion trips are the fashion. Capt.
Barber, made an excursion from Orland last
Wednesday with the May Field. II was a
char ming day and an enjoy able trip. No one
who has not been to Northport this season has
idea OF the extent Of the whole thing: when
the May fielA len 3; L. NJ. there we're still $
steamer. and barges at the wharf. All who
land. pay ten cents TO get of the wharf ard
some days their income wa. nearly seol
Sorihport is finely located Tor the purpose for
which Il IL now popular, and will increase each
year and enormously too. One Of its sdsan,
ages Is its eAsiness Of access . you can leave
there almos; any hour Of the day. Really. to
b. In fashion. one must go TO Bar Harbor and
NorthIort each season.
The Buek-port Reform Club held pub
lie meeting with the orland people sunday
evening al The Methodist church. As wa. evil
dent from their speeches. they came prepared
TO talk to US. We need 1t badly enough. no
doubt. and hope their talk will DO u. good.
Our women folk. are returning from their
rustics'ing, brown aud be althy. many OF them
with tneir sisters. their cousin. and their
aunis," and as returned 'Banker." are getting
plenty, it seems litle norr like living
MEpiCUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

A despatch was received. by Mr.. Pat
rick Mullan OF this city Wednesday morn
ing, stating that the Schooner Mars Hill
went ashore near Sackville. N. B., and is q
total wreck. The Schooner was owned BY
the Mullans Of Ellsworth and Capt. Jere.
Wooster, OF Hancock.
A fsvorite dodge OF the opposition,
- keep their followers nom attending Re
some one OF their prominent speakers
will speak at some point within two or
three miles from where the Republican
meeting is to be held. Then they rush
around and get their deluded voters to 60
TO that point. When they reach there
they nnd no speakers, OF course, and II 10
too late for them to return to the Repubi-
can meeting. To keep the people in
ignorance is their only salvation and the
leaders fully appreciate the fact.
An exchange says:
n. o. Cutter. superintendent OF the Blue
hill Copper Mining and Smelling Company.
Bluehill. Maine. under date Of August Is. writes
- follows: Il have been sick and confined Ia
the house since returning home, and visited The
mine for the frat time this morning. I ind
No. shalt very much improved since j len tor
Boston, and can easily select specimens which
will run % per cent aud the entire amount Of
ore will run very much higher than any have
ever before taken out In No. 2 shaft (open
cut ne are taking out some perfectly 90 re sui.
phurets OF copper as fine as ! ever saw an d
word was brought me this evening that the
last blast looked very much better than ever.
The mill is running all right and doing good
work"
The following are the Republican nom
in-es for Representatives la the Legisla-
ture from the cIsssed towns in Thu. coun-
~. reported to date: -
Elliott l. Strat,on of Hancock. with Au-
rors, waltham. Amherst. Trenton. Maris-
vile, 0tis. I.smoine aud Plantation 80.
George W. Clay OF Bluehill with Surry
and Dedhan.
william WATSON of Brooksville with Cas-
tlne and Orand
William Fennelly OF Mt Desert. with
fremont. Cranberry Isles and Eden.
Calvin Leach OF Penobscot. with Sedg-
wick. Brookiin and Long Island.
Guy ". McAllister OF Buck.por,, with
Verona.
Oliver T. Bragdon of sullivan. with
Gould-boro. Franklin. Eastor ook and Plan
tsiions No. :, S, 9. 10, a.
Rodney witherspoon Of Deer Isle With
Swans Island and all other islands no,
otherwise included.
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Home and Foreign News.

Sir William Jenner. the noted Engllsh
doctor has the whooplng cough at The age
of Ca
The celebrated trotting horse Rarus
Mas sold at Hartford. Conn, last week, for
$4,000. Ii sss purchased for Bonner.
The Empress Eugene is still 10 IN.
same state OF depression. She receives
nobody. and dimes alone in her apartment.
A Georgia young man asked his sweet
heart whether she had ever read Romeo
and Juliet" She replied that she had read
Romeo. but she did not think she had ever
read Juliet
Rev. DIR. Peter Akers the well-known
Methodist pioneer 10 the West, will cele-
brste his niDetieth birthday, on which &C.
easion he will preach a sermon.
Mrs Mary Quantril, the old lady VINO
waved the stars and stripes 10 StoDewall
Jachson's lace la Frederick, Maryland and
who was immortaiized by Whittier as Bar
bsra Freiichie, died the other day In VAST
ington. which she had made her home for
some years.
The United States and Canada are the
only yrain-gI owing countries that promise
good harvests. Business ia this country
will be- orisk next autumn Almost the
Whole w1Iti viii be buying food Of US.
-Gru Grant has had The most successful
OF all ilss displays la his honor in japan In
the annual ceremony OF opening the prib-
cipsl 'srr OF fokio. which consisted OF a
brilliant i'ishI gathering OF lighted boat
AMI theatrical performance specially pre-
pared.
DIR Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated
his seventeen birthday NJ Beverly Farms.
Friday. A few intimate friepds were en-
t.uai,., at dinner. aud many called dur.
irg b- das To congr nj uiste the .Autoernl
Of the Breakfast Table," with wishes Tor
continued good health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

Z sssts~.
The Republican,. raised a Da,i, Dag Fri.
day, and are making a very active canvass.
-Msny Of our summer yisiior. hayc gone,
and our street. are no, A. lively a. they were {.
few weeks since.
The ho,sls have b-en doing = splc nj ID bus
mess this season. and We undo rstADd the Aca-
dian will be enlarged before the ext season
opens.
Mr.. Sargent. store Will be \ grea, addition
10 the town, especially TO Water Street, and We
are glad that some one Ia. faith enough in the
umes to enter upon such an enterprise.
The :. ; Committee and Trustees Of Nor.
nal School could not make sa,isfac,or ~ arrange
menis about the model school and a ,epar ale
iereher /, 10 BE- supplied Tor that school.
The Casiine Packing Company is canning
$ great many mackerel now. and they ind =
ready market, especially in the West.
Mr.. Woodbury., the new principal OF the
Eastern State Normal School is making avery
excellent impression both among students and
citizens.
Mr.. Fletcher IL with US again for q few
days, but we are sorry TO learn that he Is In
tending TO abandon Castine asa home and
move TO Augusta NAY heslih and prosperity
attend him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

Sept /, 1873.
MAYOR IN CHAIR.
Aldermen present-Aiken, Currier and
Redmsn.
Report Of Street Commissioner for month
OF Angus, presented, accepted and placed
ON die.
Bill III. Foster was indehnIiely post
poned.
The Street Commissioner Was ordered
to make necessary repairs on the sidewalk
on Birch Avenue, extending from the house
OF +. Il. Aiken 10 State Street, SO that II
may be safe and convenient.
The sum OF five dollars was SLOWED
Ephraim Higgins and Israel Brown TO re-
pair bridge on road leading from County
road 10 their dwellings.
A street leading from the county road
near the house Of Joel Farnsworth TO
stake nesr the dwelling house Of Alpheus
Moore was accepted as a town road.
Roll OF accounts No. Z, amounting to
1888 81 WAS passed.
WM. o. MCDONALD.
City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

Treo0as.
Two flags were thrown to the breeze
yesterday. One from the residence o + Mr..
J. 4. X. Freeman bore the name OF Daniel
+. Davis. The other. made out Of gunny
sacks. bore the image OF . black crow
looking down on the names Of Anderson
aud Weber.
The greenbackers At their convention
at South West Harbor, Saturday, nomiu-
ated As candidate for Representative to the
Legislature. Capt. Jacob 5. Mayo. A tel
egrsm from Somesvilie stated that the
Democratic convention endorsed the nom-
ination.
The Republicans renominsted Mr.. VIII
liam Fennelly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

LAsoisr-Cld essh. sch II : Boynton. For,i
Eastpon-
CRAshsRKr IsLrs-sld aath, sch Buase, rom
Boston for Calais and 81 Johps
Sid 18th. Maggie Powers. Buizer
tAsrisE-,ld .3sh. schs Annie Whiting. Gray
Windsor. for BALTIMORE, Brilliant Varnum
from HaAton Abby WATSON, Lord New London
Ar ss'h sch ID T PA,chin, faiehin boston
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Cousins. BlaebtIi.
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man Boston and sld !Hh. Tor Bangor. A "
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worth. Oirouto Hammond. do Estslla Uol-
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from Peri Johnson for Dover
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sunbeam, Heal. DO. Dcrslo ,iIrnsa do Chrome,
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and hosmcr, Mefariant. Portsmouth, CaAtiuan,
Means, Hyanais
Passed through Hell Gate. zlri. sch Ita.sa
Wilson, EliEab-thpori for Mnlbrtdgr
AZ Sth. srhs Jaiis Elizabeth. ~Ioycr. BlaehiIi
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k"ndoui, AarT khEabefh. ErynolIs Blarh.l NO.
Wesley Abtot, hliken Bangor
Paced through Hell Gate .9th .rh. Epaarr,
Mcfarland. f''rt Jon son. for H5stou 10 la.sia'
turtis. ElEabFihport for Chatham
NlShIAHp HAELS->Ii Aug. -. sch. Aaua
hurch and onward.
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sfnni-. Mysts-
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GousiRs. Charleston.
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nora, IIoossy. New iurE
va q. sch CITY Of Curis.A Goo,lsla tor Ne--
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

our telegraph line to Franklin is finished
and We are daily expecting the arrival oi the
Agent Of the western Union TO make the
connection with their line.
The Milton Co. are progressing finely with
their buildings and machinery. They are tim
bering their shsft and going into the mining
business in first class style and with certs iniy
Of success.
Our other mines are showing well. The
Sullivan 10 taking out much native silver
and other high grade ore.
We had . visit on Tuesday. from Mr.. smslley.
Of the New York Tribune, who seemed much
pleased with the developments 50 far made.
We shall doubtless hear more from him
through the columns Of the Tribune.
Al Gouldsboro the ''steam drlIr IL working
satisfactorily. One hundred and ten tons Of ore
has been sent to Buehiil, and all looks highly
encouraging for their future. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04


Last Tuesday evening the GrrenbacA-
ers OF Verona raised their catnpaign dag
After the nag raising Prof Batemsn spoke
In Emery Hall.
Schooner II. r FArnham was sold al
Auci lon last wednesday morning 10 Capt.
Mark Gray for ss.9.5.
The Republicans OF Bnckspot aud
Verona at their Caucus Saturday afternoon
nominated q. ". dec Aliister as their can
dida,e for Representative to the next leg
!ssiurc.
The Sch. stephen Bennett OF Camden.
reported as seen bottom up with the prob
able loss OF all on board, Was commanded
by Capt. Geo. Bennett, a native 81 this
town. Among the passenger. was T. e..
Bennett OF Nerons, a nephew OF the Cap
tain who was making the voyage pleas
ur. trip. Mr.. BcUnci vas young man
OF promise. and for the pas, summer has
been reading law with q. ). Cunningham.
E.q., OF Buok,por,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

u ncivllized was the epihet some
one applied to the Zulus In the presence 81
Lord Beaconsneld. He replied; '-Uucly-
iIiLed. | do not quite see that. They have
routed our armies, outwtted our generals
killed a prince and converted q bishop
The most civilized nation could do 10
more"
A sobbIng English lady. who had lust
lost her husband, asked the clergyman OF
her parish whether relatives ar. able 10
lind one another readily ip the next world.
lie saId emphatically that they will be re-
united At once. Then said she, ..his
hrst wife has got him by this time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04


wAsHISGroS. Aug. 20 The fun state
meat by The brother OF Captain Dixon. who
reached Washington yesterday Il very ex-
plctt ia regard 10 the prciuedtated char
acteF 81 The attack upon the captain. lie
claims that member, OF the Democratic
committee we're pr!vy TO the affair, that
they urged Barksialc on several occasions
{" Kill Dixon. aud especially after the com-
plelion of the rcgi-tr alton, which indicated
a maJnrity Of three thousand for the Indie
pend.nts. lie also states that Bsrksdale,
while oanvhssing the country Tor nomlna-
ton on the regular ticket, gave public as
suranccs that he we're nominated he wou Ia
put Dixon out OF the way. The brother
also charges that Mccormick, in whose
store Barksdale watched for Captain Dix
on. had taken The place OF one member on
the committee because they did not dare 10
approach the latter upon the subject OF at
tacAing Dixon. Since the murder OF Dixon,
one OF his white supporters aud one color
Ell man upon the Independent ticket have
been driven out OF the county by threat.
against their lives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

THE subscriber hereby gives public roiice to
j all concerned. that he has been duly appoint
ed And has taken upon himself, the trust Of an
Administrator OF the Estate OF
ELEANOR J. CLARK. late OF Franklin.
In the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond Is the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate, To make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon To exhibit the
same tor payment.
AMBROSE SPRINGER, Admir-
August 9Th. 1879. 3w34s
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The supreme Court OF the State OF New
York ha. decided that J. c. AVER 4 Co.,
OF Lowell have the sole right 10 use the
words CHERRY PEcroRAL for . medic Inc.
and has issued an Injunction against +. V.
Rnshton. OF New York City. for selling
RnshtoL's Cherry Pectoral or Cherry Pee
toral Lozenges, or any other use OF the
name TO deceive the public. This decision
OF the high court Includes all dealers who
sell any similar a.l!cle.-Port JegersoaI.
Leader.