Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-29


steamer Josie & Bella
The market i. well supplied with rasp-
berries aud blueberries.
Farmers who began haying late, now
finds themselves between hay and grass. "
-Murch say. the onl, issue in this cam
paign is anything to beat the Republicans.
Extensive repairs are being made in the
Office Of G. 5. Peters. Esq, in Peters Block.
An infant son Of DIR. Calvin Seavey
died in Bangor, Friday morning. after brief
Illness.
Hon. T. II. Murch. was at the
Hancock House. in this city, SATURDAY.,
Sunday. and Monday.
The Rev r. r. Lakewood. Of Bangor,
will preach in the Baptis, Church in this
city on Sunday afternoon.
Dog day. commenced Sunday Blu, for
the almanac one would suppose they com
menced a week before that
A fine display of ore. from the Dunbar
mine a; No. Castine. is on exhibition in the
window OF Robinson's jewelry store.
John Brinmer. Esq, Assistant Post
master in ,hc Ellsworth pos,offioe. is away
this week. on Yachting expedition
Garfield and DAVIS Clubs have been
formed in nearly all parts Of the State and
the boys are waking up for a lively cam
paign-
-Murch saws $4,000 will be brough;
INTO this state to carr, the election. /. that
the price Of the Grecnhack vote FOR Han
cock
The insurance on the Erremorgin
Smelling work. recently DESTROYED by IRE Al,
Sedg~ick. amounted to between $4,000
and so. 900.
New posts Of the G. 4 r will be- m
stalled a, Well. and Bridgton within few
DAYS. The order j. growing enoouraging,
this year.
Cant. John \. Lord has uurchased Of
Calvin G. Peck. Esq. the corner 10, opposite
the Court House. and !. erecting a dwelling
hous. on il.
Rev IL W Hale. missionar, TO Bur.
NAH. formerly Of Ellsworth. has been Obliged
I, rrturp 70 America on aeooun, Of the moor
health oc Mr., Hale
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done promp,l, a, this Office. IN the br.,
stale and 4, a low prio.. Order. by mail
nronptly attended 10.
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aeiu 'iohu1,' Oh" ""liiA'' TUESDAY
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" As'lli 's'oi' .o4l''' eoN'eH'i'"' al zen
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evening
List OF delegates from Ellsworth to ths
ofh H. h.e"Aia'' iNN'' r''eha, raw Afu d.
man. Ne.e oA''eI'' mas l. Hoff''oh'
iHehafd i-''ilih' hamilton 'os' T. T. Dfa1H'
'ohh d. heoilAh' ~ a Joy
The Republican meeting held al Fort
Fairfield, Saturday nigh, and addressed by
Governor DAVIS, Congressman /. Is. Reed
and Captain Boutelle. was the largest politi-
cal meeting ever known in Aroostook Coua-
Iy, 5000 people being present The enthusi-
asm MAS unbouIded-
A groye-meeting. uldsr the auspices of
the Methods, society in TIL, city, is TO te
held on the grounds Of Mr.. Nahum Flood
near the Falls village The meeting will be
gin Monday evening Augustus, and continue
until the following Friday evening. Sever
ii olsrgymeR from abroad are expected TO
be preseEt daring the week. There will be
preaching IN the moraing, afternoon and
evening Of each day. interspersed with social
services, as 81 regular eamp-meetngs.
Gen. II. q. Wright, chief engineer of
the United States army, b.. made the annual
allotment of duties 10 his subordinates in