Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

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Farmers >otice-Aug. e. Peters.
old Corporal Pcesas-E. %. Lord Co.
tins BONANZA for B.ok Agents-ilnbbArd Bros.
Dog DAYS ended with Sunday.
There i. to he baby show a, the State
Fair.
Sunday the thermometer stood ~ deg.
in the shade.
The pos,ofiice a, North Mariaville. has
been re-es,ablished.
Read the card from Oliver p. Bragdon
in another column.
Rev. Mr. Ropes, will preach a sermon
to children next Sunday morning.
The Commercial hates Boutelle and
admires Chalmers. What taste.
MIR. Eliza A. Brimmer. has been APP
pointed pos,mis,re.s at North Maria,iIlc.
The roads are thoroughly pulveri1ed
and every passing team raises clouds of
dust.
Mr. Alden Bella,ty sho; a hen-ha~k
Saturday which measured four fee, from tip
to tip.
Several communications reached US too
late for publication this week. They will
appear next week.
Hon. J.. A. Emery will address the
Republicans and citizens Of Amhers, Sa,ur-
day evening Sept II.
AT the republican caucus at Bridsion.
SATURDAY. afternoon. A. G. BradstT-ei vas
renomina,ed unanimously by aoclama,ion.
Geo. Herbert. Esq, of Chicago, is Wis
iting old friends in Maine. He was in
Ellsworth the frs; Of this week.
N. X. SAWYER, Esq, lief, las, week for
his home in Florida Mr.. Sawyer has done
efficient work in the Republican cause here.
The most conspicuous feature Of the
Fusion torch high, procession, Saturday
night, was the large number Of non-vo;er.
it contained.
ATTENTION VETERANS - The veteran
soldiers of Hancock County are invited to
meet at the Hancock House. Ellsworth.
Saturday afternoon. Sept llth. All who
can do so should repor; themselves.
Mr. Geo W. Fiske of this city has been
appointed by Governor Davis as Coroner
for Hancock County. His appointment
bears date Of Sept 2nd. 1880. Mr.. Fiske
has qualified and filed his bond for the
Office.
We noticed the other day fine single
sea; doctors buggy. ]; vas made for DIR.
Haines by Scot, x Collins, Water ST.. and
for beauty. strength and confor, could not
easily be surpassed. |, reflects credi, upon
the builders.
The AMERICAN will give a tabular state
meni Of the vote for each candidate. State
and County. in the towns Of this County.
The Town Clerk. OF some other reliable per
son. can aid US greatly by sending by first
mail after the election is over. one Of each
Kind of ballots cas-, with the result Of the
vote for each candidate plainly marked OPP
posi,e his name.
AT the parlor of Mr. and Mrs. SpoIord
F. Thomas, on Pine Street, las; Saturday
evening, the opening Of beautiful nigh,
blooming cereus was witnessed by party Of
invited neighbors and friends The diam
eter of the flower exceeded ten inches. The
fragrance was observed on entering the hall.
Mrs. Thomas handsome collection OF plants
in her conservatory exhibits great taste and
care.
A sad accident the result OF careless
ness. occurred al Yves, Ellsworth FRIDAY Of
last week. A larger boy was attempting
with a very sharp axe TO strike bee that
was flying about the head Of Dollsrd boy
who is about three years old. and accidentally
struck the child in the eve. The eye was
split open and portion Of its contents run
out. the axe also made a severe Gu, across
bridge Of the nose. DIR. Haines who At
tended the child. reports little if any chance
Of saving sight in the eve.
Republican representatives TO the Leg
islature have been nominated in Hancock
County as follows
Ellsworth. James T. Cushman
Deer Isle and class. Moses S. Joyce
Bucksport, Guy W. MeAlister.
Orland and class, John A. Buck.
Trenton and class, Lyman s. Hopkins.
Mt Desert and class, Eben b. Clark.
Penobseot and class. Henry W. Sargent
Bluehill and class, Edwin II. Torrey.
Sullivan and class. Oliver 7. Bragdon.
The Fusion candidates for representa-
tiyes to the Legislature from this county are
as follows:
Ellsworth, Roscoe Holmes
Deer Isle and class, Seth Webb.
Mt Desert and class, George W. Rich
ards
Hancock and class, Andrew J. Moves.
Gouldsboro and class, David 6. Cole.
Sedgwick and class, Albert p. Currier.
Surry and class, Henry J. Milliken.
Orland and class, Albion Soper.
Bucksport and class,
The Republicans Of Ellsw orth met in
caucus in Hancock Hall Saturday afternoon
at p. NJ. c. G. Peck, chairman Of the
city committee, called the meeting to order
and nominated Ex-Mayor, J. 7. Grant as
Chairman. H. b. Saunders was chosen
Secretary. The ballot for Representative
to the Legislature resulted a. follows:
Whole number of votes, 81
James T. Cushman had So
and was declared nominated. The following
were chosen city committee for the ensuing
year: F. B. Aiken. A. NJ. Hopkins and
c. H. HAYNES.
The rotary and staye ssw-mill belong.
ing to J. r. & r. Holmes, and situated on
Branch Pond stream, was discovered to be
on fire Sunday morning about half past four