Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-04

Friday will be the last OF the dogdsy y
for this year.
Miss Halls school will commence
Monday, Sept. sth.
Schools in district No. Is will CON-
mence next Tuesday.
The City Government met Monday.
Their doings will be found in another col
umn
The "Bsnkers" are arriving daily. and
the full fares" they bring gives them all
cheerful look
Hon. Eugene Hale will speak 10 suIli-
van on Friday evening aud Ia Ellsworth
Saturday evening.
Hon. Eugene Hale spoke in Sedgwick
Tuesday evening and will speak in Ca.tine
this Wednesday evening.
Hon. j c. Burrows and Hon. Eugene
Hale arrived In Ellsworth Sunday. Mr..
Burrows speaks In several places In this
county during the week.
Union Engine and Hose Co. No. .,
have bad All Invitation 20 attend Fire
mans Muster to he held on the Topsham
rrouing Park, Wednesday, Sept 10
Hon. Samuel wAsson will speak on
the political issues OF the day. at North
Ellsworth on Thursday evening. and a.
West Broo>sville Saturday evening OF this
week.
A number OF our citizens. who with
their families. have been spending the
summer In cottages al Hancock and La
moline. have returned TO their residences In
this city.
Services will be resumed at the Uni
tartan Church next Sunday morning sun
day School Has. /, Is expected. Rev.
Rufus Fills ID. d. OF Boston will preach.
The fishing schooner Walter Young.
arrived al Lamoine. sunday. from the
Grand Banks, having about 100 quiutals
Of hsh. 80 far. the BANKERS that have ar
rived have all had full fares
We are informed tina; 10 the town Of
Sufry, forty votes that were thrown against
Gov. Connor last year, will, this year, be
thrown Tor Davis. Other towns In thi.
county are DOT behind In Republican gains.
5 W. Matthews, Esq, spoke on the
political issues Of the day. in Winter Har-
Dor Friday, and Prospect Harbor Saturday
evening. Both meetings were well A.
tended and a good result will follow.
George W. Clay. E,q of B.uehill. ha.
been chosen by the Republicans 10 repre-
sent the class towns OF BlaehiIl. Sgrry aud
Dedhsm. Mr.. Cisy's nomination was
unanimous and he will be elected by large
majority.
Hon. J. -. Cameron. L. : Senator
from Pennsylvania, aud wife. the wife OF
Congressman J. c. Burrows ef Michigan,
and the wife of L. ;. Senator James C.
Blaine are guests OF Hon. and Mrs Eugene
Hale.
The HAI1 says:
Hon. l.. A Emery. OF Ellsworth. and Hon
/ X >iDonton. Of Camden. on Saturday closed
VIVA VI very tIeEAlst NuFk IN thl. COZ MY.
be clear. calm logic OF the eK-Aiiorney-tren-
Hral. suppieme uted By the hzmor and eloquence
u Mr.. >imouioB were highly appreciated by
Arge audiences wherever they spoke
DIR. ". NJ Haines has purchased the
residence OF Mr.. Charles Mcdonald on
Main st. opposite Mr.. ;. X Whiting
DR.. Hsines intends occupying 1t at once
We are glad 10 know by this purchase that
he intends making Ellsworth his perm.-
nent home.
The exhibition OF the child wonder,
DAISY Golden. in the Basement Of the City
Hotel. on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Of this week, will be well worth seeing.
The little siantess was born 10 North Per
~. this State, is - months old. aud weighs
70 lbs.
Pour young men who had imblbed .
lille too freely went into 4 religious meet
Ing In Hancock Sunday evening and Gre
ated s disturbance. Three OF them have
been arrested and We're arralgned before
Judge wiswell, Monday. where they we're
hned five dollars each and costs.
HARD TO BEAT A letter dated, New
York, August 18th. from Capt. ". L.
Woodward OF the Schooner FalrwInd, Of
aud from Ellsworth, reports Der arrival 10
Providence the 18th OF Aug, al noon, dis
charged 100 NJ. OF lumber. sailed the 27th
az nooE, and arrived 10 New York on the
NJ tho och
1t Is important that the vote OF each
town should be received at this Office as
early as possible SO that It'll may appear ia
the AMERICAN 10 be Issued on Wednesday
following the election. Ii will obllge US
greatly, therefore. II some one 10 esch
town will forward the vote Immediately
after the count is made
The hard pine and other material
needed for the repairs on til. Main ST.,
bridge have been ordered aud are expected
10 arrive here within n few days The
Committee, having the work 10 charge, are
authorized TO make such repairs AS they re-
gard necessary and TO change the western
effi'HSh hucl
bet.
One runaway last week and one this
week occurred in this city as the result Of
leaving the horses unhtched. In neither
case was the carriage badly damaged, but
the chances for serious accident were
numerous in both cases. As q protection
to the public. horses should never be lett
uuhitched.
The last Issue Of the Sea Breeze. pub
lished at the Northport Csmp-Ground says
that Mrs.. DR. Chase Of Orland, who is Wis
iting Mr.. aud Mrs. Holt on Broadway sung
To large audience last Saturday mig ht-
The Guitar accompaniment was very finely
executed. Also thai Mrs. CHASE, Mrs.
Psnno Of Wiuterport. and Mr. r. L. Blanch-
ard. of Lewiston. sang for a large audience
at the Wesleyan Grove House parlor Sun
dI, evening.
Some disappointment has been felt in
one or Two instances because speakers who