Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-30

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The receipts of the Maine State Fair at
Lewiston amounted to 81, 3G6.6i.
There was quite heavy fall of rain
here Monday night.
w. r. Jordan is burning a kin OF
bricks at his brick ward on Water Street
-Vennor predicts cold and stormy weather
for the remainder of September and part
/ of October.
Rev. II. A. Loring has resigned his po-
sition as pastor ofthe Congregational church
in Foxcroft.
The regatta TO-DAY "wednesday at
Like Maranaoook will be the great sporting
event OF the wear in Maine.
We are indebted to DIR. F. II. Drummer
for late Minneapolis papers. Dir. Brimmer
il succeeding admirably in his new home.
T. Davis has sold his stock and saloon
fixtures to Thomas ]. and Robert b. Holmes
Mr.. Davis intends removing TO Lewiston.
A communication from Sedgwiok. signed
H i received but cannO; be given with
gu, our having the name Of the writer.
A school teacher who whipped the
wrong boy by mistake apologiIed to the iraie
parent by explaining that it was an accident
caused by a misplaced switch.
-Cha. + Hale. son Of Mr.. John VI.
Hale. returned las, week from San Fran
cisco. Cal. where he has been for the last
four or hve wears.
Hon. Eugene Hale leaves to-day for
the IVES, where he will take par, in the po-
litical campaigns in llinoi, Ohio and Ind
ana
Judge Drinkwater and wife leave
Thursda, for Massachusetts, where Mrs. u.
will yisi, friends. while the Judge makes d
western trip, extending As FAR a. Chicago.
The Oct term Of the :. J. Court viii
commence on Tuesday, the l2ih. Associate
Justice Charlie. Danforth presiding. The
F. tN4lNAkbN- Ait AtltA Aif u ia AfN rtshIA
C. VI. S,eadman. Of Dover, the snide
preacher and bigamist. was sentenced b.,
Judge Peters TO two wears hard labor III
State prison The prisoner is now in jail
a, Bangor.
All who have read the Pools Errand
will be anxious to read The Invisible En-
pire" by the same author. Now j. the time
for agents to secure canyassing territory.
Read the advertisement in another column.
james Emery Of Buoksport Is remodel
ing his store on the corner Of Nam and Elm
streets. The Improvements are very notice
able, he has added story and half. The
apartments above will be occupied as a den
tai room by DR.. Eames, and there will b.
also room for private family.
w. !. Peck. son of Roland Peck, ar
rived home. Tuesday night Of last week. Mr..
Peck learned the printers trade in this Of
fee several years ago and was afterwards
connected with the Wing Office in Bangor.
He wen, to San Francisco about four and q
half years ago, in which city he has since
resided
Go slow round a corner. Monday
about O'Clock. man woman and child
we're thrown out and the buggy completed,
overturned, while attempting 10 turn a
/ corner. by the Hancock House. at a high
rate of speed Neither Of the persons were
seriously injured but the buggy was consid-
erably damaged.
The mild form Of epizootie reported in
! other parts of the State has reached here
and quite number Of horses are suffering
/ from it. We have heard of no case where
/ II has proved fatal, but extra care is neces-
T sary where it exists. in order tina; no lasting
effects may remain after the acute stage of
the disease has passed.
! II. A. Dutton has completed his repairs
/ and now has one Of the finest stores in the
city. |, is lighted by two large plate glass
windows and the whole interior arrange
ments have been changed and improved.
[ He will move in this week and his old Gus
/ toners and others will find themselves re-
paid for a visit to what is virtually new
store.
Henry Joy has contracted to take down
the spire of the Baptis, Church which has
been regarded rs unsafe for some time Mr..
| JOY finds il difficult to find men willing 10
work at the job although he has the staging
I eomplets. We are unable TO learn whether
a new spire viii be erected or simply bel
/ fry.
Michael T., son of Joseph Silvey, died
suddenly Sat lay evening He has had
/ spinal disease since infancy, but not so As to
confne him TO the house, and was on the
street Saturday though complaining Of a
severe pain in his back. He was genial and
kind hearted, and his parents have the SYM
pa,hy of large circle Of friends.
The concert given by the Ideal Colored
Musical Combination, Friday night. was well
attended and gave general satisfaction. II
more of the Jubilee songs had been given il
might have been still more entertaining
The violin solos given by Brindis we're excel
lent and were generously applauded as were
several other pieces during the evening.
Geo. p. Rowell & Cos. American News
paper Directory is probably the most com
plete of any issued in this country and vel
deserves the praises accorded it by the press
Their advertising agency brings them int
business relations with nearly 10000 news
papers and enables them to give reliable in
formation to advertisers and newspaper
men.
MIR. 7. c. Evans, of Boston, has recent
ly removed his advertising agency Office Il
No. 8, fremont Temple, where increased
room affords accommodation for his Target,
increased business. Our relations with Mr.
Evans, as an advertising agent, have Away