Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-10-28

Every man VINO WANTS 10 WORK can
have the opportunity now. Labor is in de-
mand and a, fair wages.
-"Evangeline" will be given in Hancock
Hall this "wednesday evening. under the
auspices Of the Buskin Club of Bangor
Don't fail Of seeing it.
David p. Wasgait, esq. of Winnebago
City. Minp.. has been visiting his relatives
and old friends in this county. He left for
home Tuesda, morning.
The usual amount Of business was
transacted during the term of Court which
closed Saturday noon. Judge Virgin lief,
for Bangor Saturday afternoon.
The attention Of Investors is specially
called to the valuable water privilege and
choice timber, and mining lands in our own
State, which we advertise in ,o-day's AMER
IcAN.
-Presiden, Eliot, Of Harvard College.
with his wife, passed Friday night al the
American House in this city. They were
returning from visit to the mines in the
Sullivan district
The Board Of Inspectors Of Prisons and
Jails have requested the judges presiding ST
the courts in Hancock and Waldo counties.
not TO sentence prisoners to confinement IN
those jaiis. deeming them unh, for such
purposes.
The autumn session of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars Of Maine. a, Brunswick
closed Wednesday. The weather vas fine
and attendance good. The G. W. Secre-
tary. Geo. T.. Bracket Of Belfast. reports
2s6 lodges with over twenty thousand men,
bers. Active canvassing and organizing
work will be continued during autumn and
winter. Next session will be at Augusta IN
April.
Schooner Georgietta, Capt. A. X. Wood
ward. has been undergoing repairs a, Mas
ter Ahram Lords dock during the pas; three
weeks and left here Monday for Sullivan. 10
load with stone for New York She has
been put in thorough order. newly painted
and looks like new vessel Capt Wood
ward thoroughly understands HI. bushes,
and has had a successful season.
The party of e1cursionisis from Bangor,
which visited Bluehill Thursday. passed
through here Friday. on their way home.
They occupied one of Beale's coaches. were
seated on the outside, after the style Of the
English coaches, were drawn by ii, horses,
and some Of the gentlemen were supplied
with tin horns 10 herald their approach aud
enliyen the trip. Twas jolly party.
A: the Oct. Term Of the Sup. Jud.
Court, Judge Virgin granted the following
DEGREES for Divorce Caldwell {. GRAY vs..
Hattie A. Gray; Julia f. Meade vs. Henr,
r. Meade: Josie C. seager vs.. Friedrich Is.
Seager: Rose 5. Cotton vs.. Geo. II. Cotton
Abby L. Carter vs. Orrin 7. Carter: Carrie
H. Garland vs. Orrin +. Garland. with Gus
today Of minor child decreed to the mother.
1t is probable that the position Of War
den of the State Prison will not be filed till
December. If new Warden is appointed
now il vii be necessary TO take an inventory
of everything at the prison. make thor
ough inspection Of the books, etc. This is
task Of considerable magnitude. and as
the statute provides that it shall be done
every December, II will be seen that il is a
saving to the State to delay the appointment,
until then.
The house and stable belonging to
Michael Gsynor, situated on the road lead
ing 10 J. T. and 6. II. Grants mill, wa.
burned "Wednesday night. The fire was
discovered issuing from the stable abou,
half past eleven. The engine companies
promptly responded to the alarm, but the
FIRE had made such Roadway as to render il
impossible to save anything. The loss is
about 500; insured for 300
There was a genuine October gale &C
companied by heavy fall Of rain Friday
night The storm commenced about nine
o'cock al night and continued with unabaied
fury through the night The rain fell so
rapidly that most of the water ran from the
surface into the streams raising the river
over three feet Our mills have started up
and most of them will run day and nigh,
during the remainder Of the season. Every
one wears q more cheerful look and business
of all kinds here will prove better than was
anticipated, unless the river should close
earlier than usual.
BY direction of the National Executive
Committee, S. c. Vyles, Of Bar Harbor
went 10 Steuben, as District President OF
the Eastern Distric; of Maine, on Monday
Oct. is, In company with six members Of
Washington Camp, No. 3, Of Bar Harbor,
and one member from Camp three of Port
land, TO institute q camp in Steuben. They
conferred the red and white degrees on sew
enteen members. and installed their officer.
and instituted the Camp in due form. The
new camp is Washington Camp, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America; Edgar Perry
President; Joseph Small, Master of Forms
and Ceremonies Robert s. Leighton, Re
cording Secretary.
THE Coming Man." is the title Of the
lecture to be given by Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more. on the evening of Friday Nov. 18th
This is one Of the most popular lectures
ever delivered by this talented and remark.
able woman. The press is unanimous in its
praise Of her power and ability. Among
other notices We select the folloxing from
the 81. Paul Pioneer Press THE lecture
of Mrs. Livermors on The Coming Man,
was delivered at Association Hall last even.
ing, to q large and intelligent audience
The lecture was valuable. intellectual treat
to which no attempted report can do justice
and was declared by general consent one Of
the most pleasing and entertaining ever
given in this city by any Of the distinguish.
ed speakers who have visited it, Tickets
at IS and 50 cts will be for safe next week