Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26
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faines rendered the NECESSARY surgical aid
The Bar Harbor Tourist saws Mr. W A.
Jordan. the builder, has contracted to pu,
up large number Of cottages and other
buildings before another season.
Hon Seth l. MiIliken. candidate for
member of Congress. val address the cit
Hens Of Ellsworth in Hancock Hall. Mon
day evening August 3oth.
N. X. Sawyer. ESQ. addressed the eiti-
rens of No. IAmoine. Tuesday evening.
The school house ~as filed and the closes,
attention ~n paid to the speaker.
MIR. X. A. Ripley of the firm of Gray 4
Ripley. dealers in lanterns Of all kinds. Bos-
ton, with his wife ba. been rusiica,ins in
this county duriag the last ten days.
We learn that Mesu. Holmes. Smith
Saunders and Perkins have been appointed
b, Mayor Holmes TO act as special police at
and during the grove meeting mex, week.
let Us have peace"
MIR II. Campbell Of Boston has been
visiting friends in this county during the
past few DAYS. lie has also visited several
Of the mines and expresses his faEh in the
ultimate success of mining here in Maine
Edward Carney. a book agent, belong
ing in this city. Was brought home TUESDAY,
from Mlbridge. insane. Mr.. Carney has
had two similar atta,ik before. He will
probably be taken to the asyl um a, Augusta
MIR. r. II. Hooper. of Boston, well
known to our citizens a. piano and organ
tuner. is spending few days in thi. city and
will attend to all orders left for him at the
store of Mrs A. +. Greedy or a; the Anieri-
can House.
The Omaha RepuJiioan Of Angus, 18th
has the following
Hon. T. Jellis0n. Of SCHUYLER. is in the
CITY. and will leave TO-DAY for Maine. 70 re-
main about sly xeeAs. Pleasure and polite,
Will MAKE the tune 4, fasi-
We understand that there !. some idea
Of forming a sporting club here IN Ellsworth
with the object Of enjoyment and improve
ment Of sporting matters generally. enforce
ment OF game laws, glass ball shooting
etc.
The firs, annual fair of the State of
Maine Live Stock Association. ~ill be held
on their grounds between Brunswick and
Bath, on the line Of the VI. {. R.B-, on
Wednesday. Thursday and FRIDAY. Sepiem-
Der Is, ID and L..
Attention is called TO a change in the
advertisement of Boston Lead Mfg Co,
enumerating their manufactures. All goods
from this establishment are warranted 20 be
perfect and Of the very best quality. Their
Boston Star Brand" Of White Lead is I'M
excelled BY any in the market
h Is arranged tina, the Field Day OF the
Maine Historical Society for 1850 shall De
held at Castine, Maine, and by a railroad
and steamboat excursion up Penobscot bay.
via Knox and Lincoln railroad. with three
or four hours al Castine, and moonlight
return about the middle Of September.
The Union Engine and Hose Go. No. 2.
of this city 100 strong. leave here to-day
"Wednesday q, O'Clock =. NJ. to attend
the Fireman's Muster 3; Damarisco,ta. The
Company will be accompanied by the Emer-
aid Band in their new uniforms The
.'boys" will 20 TO Rockland by Schooner
iowed by the tug Little Round Top and
will proceed from there by railroad.
A Republican Rally will be held in
Hancock Hall. Thursday evening, Aug. %.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. J..
Warren Keifer and \. X. Sawyer. Esq.
Mr.. keifer has the reputation Of being an
eloquent and foreible speaker, and Mr..
Sawyer is familiar with the counting out
methods nos employed in the South. 1t
should be rousing meeting.
Mr. Royal Tyler. Of North Ellsworth,
met with very serious accident Tuesday.
He was a; work on the outside Of his stable,
near the caves, when the staging gave way
and he fell about fifteen feet. striking On his
side on the hard ground. He was taken UP
insensible and medical assistance sent for.
Dr. Drake. who was called. states that so
far as he could nos judge MIR. Tyler had re-
ceived internal injuries but how serious could
not yet be determined
1T has been decided to hold temper
ance meeting next Monday, Aug. 80. on the
grounds prepared for the gro,e meeting.
Their will be speaking at 10 A. VI. followed
by picnic dinner. Speaking in the AFTER
noon and evening also. All friends of tenn
perance are invited to be present. Let
there be grand rally on the part Of the va
rious Temperance organizations throughout
the county. Tuesday morning the grove
meeting will open with social services in
the gospel tent" at O'Clock followed by
preaching at the stand At 10.
Commander Crowninshields of the
United States ship Portsmouth, in report
dated Bar Harbor, Maine. August 18th.
calls especial attention Of the navy depart
ment to the gallant conduct Of FIVE men
named Hunter, Crois. Owens. Ryan and
Burney. belonging to has crew. who ON the
5th inst. sprang overheard in Southwest
Harbor and rescued Miss Jennie c. Oates
and Mrs. Thomas Z. Baker and her son, of
Maiden, Mass, who had been thrown into
the water by the upsetting of their boat,
and who without prompt assistance would
probably have persisted.
1T is not often that family meet with
so many misfortunes in % short time As
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