Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-10
Hon /. \. Emery arrived from Chicago
TUESDAY afternoon.

arrived and settled for the summer
1t nov look. as if front ward fences in
Ellsworth uill soon be among the things
that were.
Hon. seth l. Millikcn Of Belfast
stopped in town over Frida, night. and re
turned home on SATURDAY.
Read the call IN this paper for Rcpub-
lican Caucus. q, Hancock Hall. next Satur-
day afternoon at two O'Clock
Nj. h. F. GRAY has purchased a new
sprinkler with which he j. ehec'uaily
LAYING the dus, on Main and other streets
4 son of Mr.. Irving o,Eood. while at
play Tuc>da, morning. received an accident
a. blow from an iron QUOT. which inflicted
quite a severe wound over the eve.
We learn with much regret 'ha, Miss
SUSIE Adam. ha, been suffering from severe
inflammation Of the ewes caused by a Sigh;
iujur, 20 one Of them. She J., nov improv-
ine.
Lewis Friend. Esd vas confined 20
hi, horne b, illness, fe~ DAY, last week.
We are glad to state. however. that be +.
GU, again nov, attending 10 h.. cuisines, a.
gal.
-Nirick A,cn E.q.. has moved into bis
new house on High street It j. pretty rc,-
idcncc pleasantly situated, and W wish NJ.
\. and f4mil! mEh happiness IN their nav
home.
-Ir,. C. T. Lombard ~ 'hi, cit, and
Rev. Mr Steward Of Bangor exchanged
pulpit, on sunday last NJ. IS sermon.
the subject % which j. "Thou-b', about
Cod j, an admirable production. showing
much Thought aud ability.
i, j. aid tina, the Rev, Edward Everett;
Hale "a, Withdrawn De-, name from the let
Of member, ~ the s. Bo;olph Club. n
Boston. giving ID, the reason Tat be- cannc,
approve q the furnishing Of vino, and liq
uor, 20 IL, members.
Attention j, called TO the advertise
men; Of " W FIX in tn, i.,uc. lie !.
nov prepared IN addition 70 A,,a,inc. ln DO
all Kind, Of Plating. such a, gold silver and
nickel. iu the best n.auH,r and Al reasonable
rate, GIVE him "a call
-Qlar;crh meeting nay: Sabbath 1t The
Methodist church ia 'a.- CITY. Pro-Tsmm,
Lo,e-fca>, at 10 \. NJ followed by a ,,f-
mon by the pastor Preaching a. the usual
hour in the afternoon b., Ro, l. u. Ward
well. T. +, followed by the .Aoramca, Of
the lord, Supper.
4 property nov being opened Ia Egyp;
district by Dr. /. ". Hodsklns OF Ellsworth
!, making fine showing. Mr. Barney
Mullan ha, charge Of the work The vein
h..s been stripped FOR more than - feet.
showing handsome ore and shat, Vii. BE-
started immediately Sullivan Eaiiea.
/ The regular monthly meeting % D.rgo
+ Engine Go. NJ 3. v.il be held AT their Hall
T on FRIDAY evening. June II. Capt Jordan
uill bring the machine out for practice on
T the follow .us Monday The friend, OF the
+ Company are respectfully invited 10 give the
. boy, a helping hand at the brakes,
The semi annual session Of the Reform
( Clubs Of Maine. held a; Buok,port the 2nd
and 81 instant. IA acooun, Of which will Toe
+ found in our columns, according 10 reports,
Wa, well attended and VA, highly profta-
bic and interesting meeting We wish them
abundant prosperity.
The assessors Of this city have complei-
ed the work Of the assessment OF taxes. and
( have placed the list. in the hand, Of the
proper officer for collection. Now We may
all expect the privilege Of looking on the
pleasant face Of our genial friend and neigh
Dor who represents rates, and is a. sure as
death
The water in Union river is very low.
and there j, 4 large amount Of -staye stuff -
and other small material ahead Of the drive
Of logs. These two causes are greatly re-
tarding the manufacture Of lumber in this
city. and unless there is a change for the
better soon, some of the mills may be obliged
to shut down.
MIR Chas d. Mcdonald. until recently
Of this city. accompanied by his son Harry,
has gone to Tennessee to engage in sheep
hushandry. Parties connected with him
have purchased 900 acres Of land and have
made ample provision for stocking it. Under
Mr.. McDonald's well known push and good
management, II is hoped and believed tina,
the business will be success.
DIR. H. C. Vaughan, the editor of the
AMERICAN, has been i'll since the 22nd ult
About the 18th ult., he left this city to
spend few days visiting friends in Foxcrof'
and Pennington. On the 22nd, while in the
ears on his way east to Bangor, he was taken
with a severe chill which was followed BY
fever He reached the Penobscot Exchange
Bangor, where he became seriously i'll. Hi,
chllls and fever were followed by erysipela:
in the head. For a number Of DAYS, he was
unable to sit up long enough to have his bee
made, but for the last week. We are happy to
, | st3Atf itc bstA oA -hbs4tt
last, he left Bangor to go to Foxcroft, wher,
h will remain with friends, until he so fal
RECEIVERS as to be able to resume his edito.
rial duties on the AMERICAN.
Coop TENPLARs.-We are in receipt of ;
copy of the Journal of the last, t22nd) an
nual session Of the Grand Lodge of Goot
TempIars of Maine, held last month at Ban
gor, from the Grand Secretary, Geo. i
Bracket, of Belfast The Order seems To
have regained its old time prosperity, as thu
Secretary reports nearly 300 Lodges, ana
over 10000 members in the State, hand
some gain from last year. There are ais
so Juvenile Templars, which is the children