Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

We have received from White. Smith
& Co., SIC Washington ST., Boston, piece
Of sheet music dedicated ITO the Republi-
can Nominee for President" and entitled
"James A. Garfeld's Grand March 1t is
arranged for the piano and does not appea I
to be very difficult Gen Gar6elds march
to the White House appea. the ..me way.
Capt John A. Lord Of Brig Eugene
Hale, together with his wife, arrived at his
home in Ellsworth, Tuesday Of last week,
aiter an absence Of two years During the
pas, nine months, the Brig has visited ports
in Europe, Asia. Africa and South America.
Capt Lord expects to remain about two
months visiting friends, when he will join
his vessel again for another voyage.
Mr.. Irving Osgood, the photographer,
has recently taken some fine views of the
Waukeag House and other places a, Sulli-
van. One Of the views of the Waukeas was
taken on the occasion Of an excursion OF the
patriotic Sons of America of Bar Har-
Dor, and the members Of that society are
seen on the verandas Of the hotel. The
views are remarkably clear and the figures
well defined.
"A new and attractive feature which the
pleasure seekers at Bar Harbor will witness
this year is vcri,able Tally -Ho." English
mail coach, which New York gentleman,
Cecil c. Higgins, Esq. proposes to drive
through from tina, city. The coach wa.
made in England after the mos, approved
pattern, and corresponds with the style
driven in New York by Col. Delaney Kane
and others. The seats are all on top, with
the exception Of four in the inside. which
are rarely used. Mr.. Higgins will drive
through with six horses and will bring a
party Of tourists. He expects to arrive a,
Bar Harbor abou, the first Of August. The
coach wili he a novel feature to many who
visi, this famous watering place.
The frs, mortgage bonds of the Toledo,
Delphos & Burlington Railroad Co. are
popular with the mos, conservative investor
on account of the extremely low mortgage
less than 5000 per mile of finished road
and for the certainty Of the payment Of in.
,erest and principal when due. This road
running through Northwestern Ohio and
Central Indiana. has ample facilities for
transportation, and Is situated fayorably for
a pcrmancn, and prosperous business. The
country is rich in cereal productions, and j.
inhabited by thrifty and well-,o-do olas.
of people. The whole issue of these bonds,
running so wears at per cent is 81 80.
coo. upon lSj miles of road. with only 500
per mile to pay annually for interest. For
merit and stability no better loan is offered
in the market Geo. VIM. Ballou x Co. O.
New York and Boston, are selling these
bonds.
On FRIDAY evening, by request. Prof
Stewart gave 4 lecture TO the citizens Of
Bangor on the mines and mining in Maine.
The Professor first spoke saws the Wig. Of
the antiquity Of mining and the methods
formerly pursued. Mining is the only di-
rect method OF getting money from the
earth. without dealing with middlemcn. He
then spoke Of rock formation, and said tina,
the documentary rocks are mere likely to
hold the precious metals. The formation in
Name is Of that quality. and most favorable
to hold the true assure veins In this bust
ness excitement is liable 10 run away with
the Judgment. /, should be followed a.
calmly and deliberately a. farming or mer-
camille business. Le; the companies Who
have capital develop the mines, and those
Who have no, capital wait for results. The
larger companies will be really prospecting
for the smaller There are now twenty
companies in Maine Who are at work on
mines as good as any in the country. Maine
ough, to encourage these enterprises, as the
prosperity Of the State is involved. He
ooun.elled patience and perseverance in the
enterprise.
The Maehias Republican i. responsible
for the following:
The spring chicken business i. assuming
large proportions. A contractor Al Gould.boro.
agrees ~ furnish Bar Haroor two thousand
pounds per week. and for that purpose chicken
buyers are perAmbulaiiug the country far and
near. with crates made for the purpose buy ing
every unfortunate biddy which come. in their
WAY. They have \ biddy corral al Columbia
Falls where from 4 thousand To iftecn hundred
victims are kept constantly on hand 10 b. sent
10 Gould-boro where they are dressed and then
cent TO Bar Harbor to I'LL the Unsuitable mAws
u pleasure seekers At that place. just hat
Kind Of process /. gone through with to make
spring chicken out Of yearling or two year
old ben does not readily appear"
The Bangor Hhig Of June 2is, SAYS:
A married woman named Mrs.. Pond died
almost instantly at CHmpbeli,s Hotel last even
ing. She went to the house SATURDAY 10 assist
Mr.. Campbell about the work, aud Wa. APP
parentiy enjoying fair health a few minutes
prr,iou, 10 her death. Amer the work about
the house was finished she told Mrs. Campbell
that che was going out and went up stairs TO
change her clothes. A few minutes later the
folks sitting in the parlor heard some one fall.
aud on going 10 the stairs saw Mrs. Pond living
down near the top. They brought her down
and laid her upon the sofa. but she died before
anything could be done for her. A physician
Mas sent for and Coroner Wilson notified. but
he deemed an inquest unnecessary.
III IS tboueui tuat ueart uiseass. together
with trouble, was the cause OF her untimeiy
death. Her husband, n WORTHLESS. fellow, il y
native OF this city. and Is now serving out a
sentence in the Wiseassei Jail for breaking into
the post Office at Castine. The deceased was
about twenty-seyen years old and leave. three
children. two Of whom are now boarded In
the Children's Home. She was .pos en- Of By
those who knew her as being n woman Of good
character. Her friends reside at Casiine and
were informed Of her death by telegraph. A
sad case.