Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-03-18


Dissolution OF ocpartuership-I }. johnson &
Co
Moving Machines-Semuel wasson
For >ale-Chas ". ,un1cr.
The SHOW storm Of TUESDAY was >uffic-
lent to make quite good sleighing again.
considerable lumber i, being hauled from
here 10 BluchiIl, for the Use of the miner,
in that town.
The members of the Legislature hope
to finish their work in time to adjourn final
ly this week.
w T. Millikcn ESQ. is putting in a cir
cular mill and making other extensive re-
pairs on his properi. in this city.
On FRIDAY last We were agreeably sur
prised with the gift OF bouquet Of Maytiow-
er>, in full bloom. gathered and presented
by Mrs ;. J. Mason of this CITY
Our correspondent M" reports that
free gold in threads Wa, found on CLARK :
Point. Southwest Ilarhor THURSDAY The
gold was in a cam OF white quartz.
-Rcad the card from Oak Hail. Bo>-
ton. in another column. This system Of do
inS business was introduced by Mc,>r>
Simmons last wear. and is perfectly success
ful. Send for circular if You wish an Agency.
We received a pleasant call TUESDAY,
from b. O. Cutter. Esq. Superintendent Of
the Biuchil! mine. Mr. Gutter has ju,, IT.
turned from a trip to California and j, push
ins the Improvement, a, has mine Il, rapid,
possible.
The Commo7~iai >ay,: Col. VIM. II.
Daring Is to open mining Exchange in
Bluchill Mr.. James DAVIS. Of Ellsworth.
has been secured As Col. Darling private
Secretary. Mr.. Thayer Of Bangor Ia, been
engaged as book-keepor.
An Illustrated Lecture on European
View, viii be gwen a, Hancock Hall. Friday
evening. the l9,h. by DR. Abby NJ Fulton.
She lectures Thursday evening 18th. at
Bluchill, and SATURDAY evening 2oih. A. Bar
Harbor The object j. bene,olcn; onc.
ana worthy liberal patronage. Se- adver-
;i-cneui.
There i, to be d walking match. go-as
,,,,-a,..,.c some ,ira. near ,b,. middle ~
t,-;l :, Hancock Hal ono, >, an in Han.
c,ct county The match Will he under m,
i -~,...ia,, If rJ,p,r Emo who Mil send ,,,,
n,...-, IN , .,.v DAYS cj,inr I'm. nr.~-.e
i III, and rule. Governing the match TIN,
ent1aucc fee for contestants Will be- three
d1llar,.
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Benz. Nur,cr-B-oollin.
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Bcaf. T. A;her,on-N,. desert.
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+ B Fa,ter-An.a,r~t.
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sable. cariy Slnda, afternoon. struck hi,
knee with such force a, To cause him to
faint and fall from The top To the bottom Of
the flight where be Was found in an uu-
eonsciou, condition by a member of hi,
family. lie wa, taken into the house and
medical aid sent for. He continued to have
fainting spells most Of the afternoon bu, j.
nov much better. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
The Portland Press say,: MIR. Clsr-
epce Hale and MIS- Narrarct J. Rollins
were married Thursday morning at the resi-
deuce Of the bride, father, I. J. Rollins,
Esq. = Rev. +. \. llincks. The services
were very quiet. beautiful and impressive.
Only the kindred and most intimate person
al friend, of the parties were present. among
them Hon. Eugene Hale and wife. Hon.
Edward Ashton Rollins and wife Of Phila-
dclphia. and Daniel g. Rollins. Esq. Of
New York Mr.. and Mr.. Hale viii make a
brief wedding journey.
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herself as usual and gone into the sitting
room where she was discovered BY her sister
a few minutes later sitting in a chair and
apparently lifeless. a physician was at once
sent for bu, life was extinct before his ar
rival. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause Of her death Miss Grant
was in her 63d year. and was a sister of Ex-
Mayor ]. +. and Mr.. Geo. II. Grant.
Fin. ,,,. ii.co,oreJ abor, =, o.clocL
THURSDAY morning in tho house owned and
oc,,,,;sJ by Mr. Tbo,,,s Eor5 ,..r tia.
Ca,bol;c Church An alarm was sounded
bu, the fire gained rap;dlv and before the
engines could h.. on, tbere the house oil
and stable were a mass of flames. leaving
little for the fremen to do except to protect
| adjacent buildings Mr.. Ford's family saved
almost nothing. having barely escaped with
/ their lives The FIRE is supposed TO have