Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-16

I Anu >ce the 'pTlehla4s. up"aIue oi 'seNehti
/ FIVE in number
C G. Burril has received the agency
/ f1r ihi. locality Of the Allan Steamship
Company Line.
Geo. 4. Parcher has a fine display Of
! Christmas goods and always makes his prices
10 suit the tunes.
State Assayer. W. W. Fisk. has re-
tnrned from visit to friends and relatives
T in Massachusetts,.
/ Capt J. J. Hicks. Of the brig l.. VI.
T Merritt. Of Buck.port. was drowned in Mat
anzas BAY Nov. -.
Nearly all the ice has gone out CT the
most As easily as in summer.
Hon. T. e. Woodman's family Of Buck
+ sport. were all poisoned recently. b, eating
/ ice cream. The symptom. indicated arsenic.
/ 1t is tho duty OF some one TO remove
the ice on the side walk around the Post
Office 1t has been a dangerous place for
several DAYS.
I Christmas will be here one week from
Saturday next. II is time TO be looking
f round for the gifts which create so much
happiness on that occasion.
The Bueksport and Bangor railroad is
doing a fourishiug business. Supt. Lincoln
! is I live man and knows how 10 make
railroad pay.
/ r.. W. Higgins has commenced a sing
Ing school in the Congregational Nestry.
/ The next meeting Of the school will be on
Saturday evening.
The schools in District No. 3. with the
exception Of the Apprentice School, which
+ commenced on Monday last, have been post
T poned until after Christmas.
! Mr. L. 7. CrabtFee, son of 7. A Crab
+ tree Of Franklin, has graduated in the sci
enoe Of Teieesaphy at Jane,ville, Wisconsin,
and has position at Spencer, Ms
-Zion's .iirocafe reports the safe arrival
+ Of Rev. Dr. ) r. Smith and wife and Rev
/ + H. E,ele,h. en- route for Burmah. al Port
Said, Egypt, Nov. 9, all in good health.
+ Remember the Arabian Nights Bs-
+ zaar" tomorrow night. at Hancock Hall.
and the supper from ) to :, only IS cents, 10
"a, all YOU want, and see all there is TO be
seen
= -s.,
zens as prominen, member Of Engine Co,
/ No. ?. left this city last Friday for Boston,
having accepted situation as book keeper
in tina, city
Mr.. f. T. Church Of Maria, lie notice
Of whose injury appeared in the ANERI.
/ CAN 4 few weeks ago, Is reported by his
physician as improving. and that he will
/ soon be able 10 be out again.
A hoist" has just been completed a,
the Ellsworth Foundry for the Sullivan
Mining Co. 1t ia to be used for carrying
the ore from the mouth Of the old shaft, on
the shore, to the top Of the new mill.
Miss F. c. Webler is canvassing this
I CITY. for the Illustrated Household Maya
zine and is meeting With very generous sue
cess Those desiring such a magazine will
( do well to give their subscriptions TO Miss
H'ebber.
2. E. Robinson has jus, received
large and exeelien; assortment Of Christmas
goods which il is a treat 70 look at His
stock Of silver and platI.d ware is yety fine
and the variety Of handsome goods he has
for sale can only be known by visit to ms
store.
The latest ne~s relative to the father Of
Hon. Eugene Hale. rrport that he i. still
unconscious. and his condition is still very
critical. The two sons. Eugene and Clar
ence. have arrived there and everything that
can be, is being done for the relief Of tie
sufferer.
No pains or expense has been spared
to make Arabian Nights Bazaar brilliant
success, the articles offered for sale, are
within the means Of everybody. Visit the
palace and tents and price for yourselves.
The apron department was never so well sup
piled With novelties.
The steamer City of hicsmord struck . |
rock going into Sedgwick, on "Wednesday, |
knocking hole III her bottom under her |
coal bunkers. She returned to Rockland |
and discharged her freight. The leak has |
been temporarily stopped and she will pro-
coed to Portland for repairs.
The Sullivan Bulletin says The |
schooner H. II. Hayey- has arrived from |
Boston on her last trip for this season. She |
brings quite an assortment Of goods for our /
merchants. Capt. Blake has been very reg |
ular in his trips. and as the boys say he is a |
regular driver. The seIQoner will be hauled \
up for a short time.
The second annual masquerade bali |
will be given at the Town Hall in Bluehill. |
Christmas Eve, Dec. ~ Music will be fur |
nished BY T. T. Monaghan's Qusdrille band |
assisted by members of Andrews Orches- |
ira of Eesgor and Mr.. c. +. Lowell of Ban |
gor will be ~ the Copper and Gold Ex-
change, Thursday afterpaos with appropri- |
ate costumes for the occasion. An oyster |
supper will be served at the Bluehill House. |
The fourteenth annual meeting of the |
Maine State Educational Association and
special meeting of the Maine Pedagogical
Society viii be ho.dsa st the Chapel of the
n. c. Institute Of Pitfsteid, pee, s9th. 30th
and 3lst. During the session, in addition
to the articles which will be read BY the
leading educators Of the State. lectures vill |
be given by Mrs. Mary H. Hunt Of Hyde
Park, Mass. and BY Hon. Nelson Dingley,
Jr.. Of Lewiston. Gentlemen will fne board
al the Lancy House and ladies viii be en-
tertained free Of charge. Arrangements
base been made for half fare rates over the
railroods.