Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

received = stock Of pure vaccine virus. and
all desiring vaccination can be accommo-
dated.
-Afier the present week pr. HAines will
b. found az his new residence. the MELON
aid place, opposite :. X. Whitiug's. Main
Street
-Nc@o~n Brothers are maiing some
repairs on their harness shop. The build
ing has been raised. new sills put under
and the front i. to be improved
Mr. J. :. Sargent, OF Mt De-cat. has
discovered mineral vein on hi. land
which promises well and which, according
10 Prof Eartlct,'> book. Is a tue fissure
vein.
Lewis Belleiew. OF Deer Isle, was
Thursday Knocked Of the schooner Rob
ert Ripley from Camden 10 Deer Isle. and
drowned. lie leaves a wife and four chill
dren
+. Dana. Jr., OF Portland, has been
elected President Of the Maine Pharma-
ceutical Association. g. A. PArcher. OF
Ellsworth. has been cl ected on the business
committee.
Dir. Robins. president or Colby Uni
ycr-ity, h building a summer residence a,
South Hancock. Ia siaking out the 10, a
large silver knee buckle was dug up out Of
the ground. that ma- hsve been Ios, many
year ago
Hon. Eugene Hale has been invited ~
the state Committees Of Ohio. New York.
Wisconsin aud Massachusetts, to speak on
the political issues OF the DAY Mr. dale
NIL leave here The n-,t OF uc1t week to
speak 10 Ohio and New YORK.
y. :. sal.burr propri.ror o. the Bos.
tHu '.p,hiuE Store ha> js-; opened large
line Of clothing and gents flIui.htn. good.
which be D., selling al prie.. TO suit The
Iiurs a. viii De- seen hy reicrT.n. - his
advertisements a" another aoiama.
The memher, .f the North Ellsworth
Farmers Club propose giving a supper and
Bal in AR icGItural Han on Wednesday
evening oct. Isl. TIi- vii take the place
Of the annual Fair, aud a. good music will
be furnished, {, will. no doubt. be very
enjoyable affair.
III" fret Of the Methodist Society
course Of lectures was delivered by Rev.
II, ", BoIton OF Bangor. IN ihe Methodist
church, Monday evening good audi
encc was piese1S who listened with close
attention % very Interfering lecture on
the subject Purpose
There will be meeting Of the pew
holders add others interested. 81 The Bap-
tist church Ia this city Wednesday evening.
Oct 1t, TO consider what repairs shall be
made on the church edihce and especially
to The siecple. which for some time has
tceA regarded - IN dangerous condition.
The HAp says Mr.. Joel Perkins, Of
Casiiue, the well-kuown master ship build
er, Is al present taking charge OF the car
penter work a. Wym.u's marine railways.
Master Perkins has superlntended the bplid
lBg Of some of our Guest vessels. among
which are the ships Lacy A. Nichols. l.. J.
/ Morse, the brig Clara JeuAiLs, aud others.
Mr.. John VI. Hale. one of Eilswortb's
Oldest aud most respected citizens, has
been Frustrated with severe Illness 70.
sever4. days past His condition i thought
10 be slowly improving. however. and
hope. are entertained that we shall again
zee him on our streets 10 as good heslth az
ever.
Mr.. Charles Higgins, proprietor OF the
Deering House. at Bar Harbor, raised
! potato, or more properly cluster OF pota-
/ toes closely united. which weighed, when
dug. IL ib.. II may be seen a, Virgins
/ drug store ia this city. Il has been sug-
sesied TO Mr.. ii ggins 10 employ asu p
machine TO dig the balance Of has potatoes
Coon TEMPLARs.-From the Secretary
Of the Good Tempisrs, Geo T.. Bracket
OF Belfast, We learn that the seui-annual
session OF the Graud Lodge Of Maine will
BE- he'd at Skowhegan. Wednesday aud
Thursday. Oct. 18th and 10Th. Half-fare
excursion tickets over all the leading rail-
roads In the State. There are some $50
Lodges and over 1000 Good Templars 10
Maine.
-Fnere are In Orlsnd village at the pres
eBt time the following persons over so
years of age, viz: Luther Higgins aged
81; LIKE saunders, 81; David Hartman.
81: Moses Hartman. 81; Geo. Partridge,
SO; Siillman Cotton. SO; John J. Saun-
ders, so; Sarah Buck. 81: Susan Blaisdel.
s4; Margaret SOper. 50 Their united
ages, Sis. There are a number OF others
who lack few months Of so years of age
Mrs. Annie Dodge died Sept. 81, aged 50
years aud days.
! The Economist gives special promI-
nence IN This weeks issue to the mining
/ inter. sts of Maine Their character and
| Importance i discussed edftorially. A
CON plet~ and reliable description. with
map. IL yiyea III the BluebilI District.
There is also full report of the present
Developments and operstions on all the
mines in rhe Sullivan. GouhisbOro. and
| adjacent districts. The latest bullion ship
ment mining assessments and dividend.
are made specially 1t also cyn'si,'s the
latest mining. financial aud Investment
| news from every part of The country
In the Temperance meeting on Sunday
afternoon las. there was an interesting
discussion of the question: "shonis the
Temperance qnesiiaa have more proml-
nenee in our Sulida, Sehooi.!' }. Z. Chill
colt. Oscar Tompkins. Rev. T. I. White
aud Mrs. CaIl took psrt IN the discussion.