Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-07-15


rayages Of the potato bug.
In the notes from the Falls. last week
the AMERICAN gave the name of the post
mistress As Miss Kate Moon instead Of
Moore. as i, should have been
On and after August lsi the fixed white
light Of the fifth order on the east side Of
the entrance 10 Bas. River on the north side
Of Vineyard Sound, Mass. will be discon-
tinucd.
The Waukeag House. at sullivan. is
well kept up and is winning is share Of the
patronage which summer brings to the de-
lightfui resorts around Frcnehman's Bay.
Hon. and Mrs l. 4 Emery lef, here.
TUESDAY. FOR trip into Washington County.
where Mr.. Emery is called by business. Be
fore returning they expec, 10 visit s., John.
Col. A. C. Hibbard has been promoted
to assistant postal clerk between Bangor
and Boston His place on the Buckspor,
and Bangor route j. filed by C. J. Cobb. Of
the former town.
The Unitarian Sunday School vail hold
it. annual picnic on Tuesday next. July
20ih. al Newbury Neck. Adults and Others
no; connected With the SUNDAY School can
accompany the excursion by payment Of
twenty Eve cents each.
The wife Of Elna;han Tinker clipped
with CALVIN Sargent last week. leaving
good home. Sargent is one armed man.
who has record both here and in Bangor
TO which cit. they are supposed to have
gone. Mr.. Tinker has taken no steps TO bring
back the guilty couple.
The little steamer which has been living
at the bridge here during the las; few weeks
left for Portland. Monday. to be inspected.
but owing TO the high wind was compelled
to return. Cap True expects to spend the
summer running from Bar Harbor to the
Waukeag House at Sullivan.
We clip the following from the Boston
correspondent, letter to The SPIRIT of the
/ Z,nscs. Of June 26;h:
Mr.. l.. H. Greely Of Bar Harbor. Me.
4 has very fast. Young, green Stallion. at
/ Beacon Park. in the BAY horse Hiram. D,
( Knox, no record lie trot,ct WIKI Iron
/ Age. over Beacon Park. irial in = -. the
last quarter N -, 10 clip The repeat
| NJ tgofed IN .: > IL. without a kip.
This. With ten DAYS handling. shows
wonderful! horse"
We received pleasant call from Dr.
/ and Mrs. Cha>e. Of Orland. la, vceA. The
Doctor has jus; completed the ocn,us in Or
land and reports the sanitary condition good.
Mr,, Chase hold. the responsible position u
Supervisor Of Schools, FOR which her e1peri-
ence, euuca;ion and energ, eninently quail
~ her.
The interest aWakened oycs the horned
fish brought here BY Capt Cot. Tuesda,
morning. has abou, died out \ large NUN
Der called to see it and were greatly sur
prised and. IN some case. di>ggs,cd at the
| discovery that j; wore fleece. /, il harIl,
safe nov 20 ask man il he saw It.
Our citizens will be panied to learn of
the death Of Hon. Hiram ID. Coomb.. Of
Gouldsboro. Mr. Coombs has been III FOR
several weeks bat his friends had hope. Of
his recovery I'll recently when hi, DISEASE.
took an unfavorable turn. lie has held va
rious offices in his town. county and state
and always with honor to himself and his
constituents. HI. loss will be deeply felt bv
a large circle Of friend. ihroL ghout the
State.
The kimballs are coming. or rather
have already arrived and are exhibiting in
different parts Of this county The enter
tainmeni consists Of new and magnificent,
paintings Of some Of the finest scenery in
the world, including views Of Moosehead
Lake, Mt. kineo. &c. The well known
comedian. Yankee Glunn. never fails To
please the public with his specialties. and
Netiie kimball is universal fayorite in her
musical selections. See the advertisement.
-Messrs. Tinker x o,good. who have
taken charge Of the Mcfarland House. at
AAA%4At-e 4 D4AAkF AT AAtNAAti. viii tue sue
cess their efforts richly merit Mr. b. ].
Tinker who has the immediate charge. is an
experienced hotel man and knows how to
keep hotel TO suit the public. They are
having large patronage already and the
quiet and orderly manner in which every
thing is conducted. together with the liberal
way in which the table is furnished is certain
to give them all they can do. One of the
finest views to be obtained anywhere around
the Bay is the one from the top of the Nc
Farlaad House.
The Maine Register published BY Hoyt,
Pogg * Donham, Of Portland, has been in
creased in size by the addition of a pages.
and is unusually full of interesting and use
full information. The greatest attention has
been given to the accuracy of the iniorma-
ton relative TO each town in the State. and
the Register has come TO be of the highes;
importance TO all classes of business and
professional men. 1t gives the vote for
Governor, in the State. last year. and the
vote for President in 1876. Ii gives the
names of the State, County, and town Off
GERS, time of holding court in different coun-
ties. the names and officers of all the public
institutions in the State. besides vast
amount Of valuable information thar can
only be found readily in the Maine Register.
Geo. W. Newbegini. the agent, in this city,
who viii supply all who wish to purchase.
William ii. Holbrook, who has been
engaged in keeping a meat market in this
city hired horse at Gould's stable, Monday |
morning, to go to Bangor. Soon after Hol- |
brook left town, it was discovered that he |
had sold out his business and had borrowed |
a considerable amount of money from differ
ent merchants here and it was surmised that |
he did not intend to return. Fearing that |
he would dispose of the team. Nj. Gould /
telesraphed to a number of places, including
Bangor, for officers to intercept him. Early