Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-22
Court In Bucksport today.

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Some Interesting local correspondence
will be found on the first page.
AT the Masonic installation Ia Buckle.
port. Friday evening, Andrews Orchestra
furnished the music.
A New York Tribune editorial on the
h-st page will be found very Interesting
reading. Be sure and read II.
| Attention 10 called TO the chauge OF
time on the Buck.por 4 Bangor railroad
under the head OF Special Notice.
We are indebted To DR.. A. S. Condor.
OF Ogden. for late files Of Utah papers.
DIR. Condor is q native Of Orlsnd.
| S. X. Whiting, Esq. injured his ankl e
quite severely last week by falling. He
has been confined to the house since the
accident.
A workman In the Atlantic Mine nj
| Blu-hili WAS recently struck on the head
oy hammer and severely injured. The
blow WAS accidental.
| Daniel. Hurley lost 4 horse Monday
| evening. The horse WAS taken sick while
Mr.. Hurley was driving 1t and died before
he could get /, home.
BY far the most severe snow storm Of
the season commenced Tuesday and con-
sinued al . furious rate, ednesday. 1t 10
| q genuine "Northesster." Over Q foot of
snow has already fallen.
james Fiye. the counted 10 member Of
| the bogus House, from sullivan. passed
through here Tuesday morning on his way
home. 1t Is probable that Mr.. Fiye has
seen enough to satisfy him.
The Bisbce copper mining and smel,-
ing company OF BluehllI have voted 70 pool
The individual stock snc put the treasury
stock on the market to purchase steam
machinery and erect buildings.
The Japan Gazette Of Nov. 18th. gives
among the vessels In the port OF Yoko-
hama. the American Ship CITY OF Boz.
ton" Capt. J. K. Crosby. Capt. Crosby
has 3 sister living In Orland.
We shall give the full text OF the
questions submitted to the Supreme Court
and the answers given to them bv that
body. on the FIRST page Of the AMERICAN
uex, week. Ii is . state paper well worth
studying and preserving.
A company has been formed In Ban.
gor and purchased the cd Steel Works At
Buckspor. and propose to mske the nee
esssry alterations and carry on smelling
operations. The price paid for the prop
erty was twenty-five thousand dollars.
Isaac Z. Bridges, son OF james N.
Bridges Of this city, who has been en-
ployed by A. +. Weaver, cutting timber 10
Township 80. broke his leg, Friday, By .
miss step and was brought to Ellsworth
Saturday. DR.. Hodgkips reduced the frac-
ture.
The funeral Of the late Mrs.. Tenney
was held At the Congregational Church on
Saturday afternooa Jan. 18th. The church
Vas nIled with . large assembly represent
ing all the religious societies and all
classes. A sermon Was preached on San.
day morning by Rev. Mr.. Ropes. on the
lessons Of her life from Marx xiv. 8.
'She hath done what she could"
The Tribune Almanac for 1880 has
been received, than which no better
almanac is published. Fer valuable infor-
nation and statistics, national and politi.
teal, 1t stands At the head OF all sinilar
publications. 1t 10 sold 1t the low price Of
Is cents and will be sent to any address
post paid BY the publishers. on receipt Of
mat sun.
A committee. appointed BY Union
Engine Co. No. 2, Il their January meet.
ing, met Saturday evening to consider the
question Of An Annual Entertainment to
be given by the Company. II Was decided
BY the Com uittee. that the Entertainment
Of this year should not be inferior In Any
respect to those Of former years. When
the Unions promise, they fulnn to the
letter. 1t will occur late in February.
AT the annual meeting Of Ellsworth
Council Of Royal Arcanum, holden as Els
worth. Dec. I'D, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Regent. DR.. X. II. SWEET; vics-Regent, p.
B. Aiken; Orator. Clifton S. Hall; Guide,
Wellington Mcfarland; Treasurer, r. +.
Sumipsby; Collector, A. o. woodnan;
Secretary. Geo. W. Fske; Chaplais, Rev.
Chas. P. Lombard; Warden, h. A. Heath |;
Sentry, Geo. H. Brooks. Past Regent,
q. b. Saunders. Officers were installed
Jan. -, by Deputy Supreme Regent, s.
ID. Wiggin.
The rejoicing Of republicans assembled
In the State House 1t Augusta, Saturday
will not be soon forgotten. The vindica.
ton Of their csuse BY the Court Of last re.
sort and the successful and peaceful solu.
ton Of disturbing questions WAS just ground
for rejoicing that should reach even 70 the
highest pitch. The Boston Journal re-
ports. iA ths midst OF the Wild enthusiasm
felt BY svery one. John d. Hopkins Of
Elis~prth. Q man who stands six and .
half feet. reached both hands down 70 the
head Of man OF ordinary height asd viz
orousiJ rubbed his ears and head. The
victim said that on this occasion he would
stand IT,"
John Ames. young man from Or.
land. n work for Willard Jelllson. Of
walthsm. met with fearful accident Last
week while a. work unloading logs at the
landing. He bad uniastened the binding
chain when the logs commenced to roll
from the load aud In trying 70 Escape from
them his loot slipped and he fell across
two logs. = third rolling on to bic back
and bending him to the ground between
the two logs across which he fell. He
"a. discovered In sbose twsaty minutes
sad Ioa"d to be u0consciOas. Il vas
thoaxhi. 1t Arst that his back Vas broken
bat DR. SWEET who stssnded him, expssssss
the hope u his recovery. Mr.. Aoss ~
been taken 70 biz hone In Orlasa.