Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

We are informed that Da,i. club Is
Go he formed ia Franklin
Rev ". A krese Will preach 10 the
BApiis; Church next Sunday evening
-Altentiun j. called TO the new arrange.
men; Of the inside Line Of Steamers.
MIR. c. { Burril aud family returned.
saturday, from trip 10 the White Noun
,ains-
Mrs Margaret W Campbell was In
town on sunday last, and spoke Il, tho
Temperance meeting.
DO the greenbackers Of Maine think
they are swallowing the democratic party
Of the whole country:
Preaching service at the Methodist
Church next sabbath will be in the morn
ing instead Of afternoon.
-Goverror GArcelon in company with
John Il. Redman. Esq., lefi here Sunday
morning Tor Bar Harbor
John W. ChHcou. OF this city. goes
2ud mate OF the bark "Boylston" which
sailed from Buckspor, the 7tl inst for Rio
JAueiro.
A regular October storm and gale Wis
tied thi, section Monday and Monday
night. Sufficient rain fellio raise the river
considerably.
The ComD1eTciaTs Ellsworth reporter
showed himself, in his report OF the Han
cock County Republican Convention TO be
possessed Of great imaginative power.
The Rcf0rmer. edited and published
by Rev. J. II. MoOers Of ihl. city. is a
bright and spicy little temperance paper
which should fad is way into every home
10 the county.
-Messrs. Jshn NJ. Hale & Co, sent
about thirty passengers over their line to
Bucksport, on Monday morning to take
the boat. Two OF their largest coaches
were heavily loaded beside several single
teams
One 81 the he aviest rains OF the season
visited this section Thursday afternoon
last week. sunday a steady rain set in and
the ground which was getting parehed is
now thoroughly saturated. These rains
insure an abundance Of fall feed.
The Steamer Mt. Desert, again com
menoed running on her regular trips.
Monday. arriving AT Lamoine Monday
night. The injury from getting aground
WAS found on examination TO be slight and
the Steamer is now as staunch as ever.
Mr.. q. W. Bsgley, proprietor OF the
City Hotel was las. week presented with
an elegant whip by Mr.. Edward Jordan of
Bangor Mr. Jordan is an Ellsworth boy,
but is now engaged in the harness business
in Bangor and our citizens will do well to
call and see his large and elegant stock Of
goods, when they are in that city.
Capt r. J. Sargent claims TO have dis
covered q valuable silver mine on his land
near this city. An assay OF the ore made
in Boston. yielded both gold and silver in
paying quantities, as he informs US We
hope il may prove true that paying
miues will be developed near here. Capt.
Sargent will begin developing his mine at
once.
We omitted 10 mention, in our account
OF the slight fire last week, that Drigo Fire
Company No. 8, we're equally GA hand
with Union No 2, and had the lre required
their services would have been as prompt
in seton as the most energetic could have
desired. wethins our citizens have reason
to be proud Of both these companies and
We would be the last to discriminate, IN
justly, Ia favor OF either.
Mrs. Edward Huekins Of Lsmoine. met
with a severe accident rs che was leaving
the picnic grounds st Blunt's Pond, Tues
day of last week. Giving up her seat in
the carriage to lady friend who was an