Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-02

Probate Cour; TO-DAY "wednesday
Have YOU been to the Csmpmeeiing
The weather begins to feel like fall
The schools in dis,ric, No. Is will COM
mence Monday.
Miss Jarvis will open her school Sep
iember 9th.
Miss Halls school will commence
Monday, Sept. q.
A large number of well. have dried up
in this vicinity.
The Garfield and Arthur Club have sen,
for another hundred torches
The schools in Dist. No. ;. in this city
will commence mex; Monday.
The Emerald Band make a fine APP
pearancc in their new uniforms
Stages take passengers to the Camp
ground '.for the low price Of 10 cents"
The Steamer May Field will make
trip to this city from Bangor, THURSDAY.
Hon. l. \. Emery. returned Sunday.
from Somerset county where he has been
speaking in the Republican cause.
Large numbers of banker" as the
bank fishermen are called. have returned
and all report good seasons catch.
Mr. ROYAL Tyler. Who fell from the
roof of his stable few days ago. is reported
BY his physician doing we'll.
This section was visited by quite severe
fros,s Wednesday and Thursday night..
Some damage to growing crops is reported
The Hancock & English Club. accom-
panied by the Emerald Band went to the
Falls. Monday evening. TO attend a Flag
raising.
MIR. Henry Moore met with fall last
week breaking a rib and severely braising
several Others He wa. attended by DIR.
Haines.
Col. Robert G. lngersoll will speak in
Buck sport. Thursday q, $50 7. VI. 1t will
be the occasion of az immense Republican
rally.
Hon. $. L. Milliken has made the mos,
favorable impression during his tour through
the district and has won both friends and
votes.
We are indebted TO Mr.. J. W. Coombs
for mess of fine trout, caught at Tunk Pond
When Coomb. goes for trout he always
brings them.
A good many tourist. have LEFT Bar
Hasbor but the place is by no means de
serted. Many guests an! cottagers will
remain q month longer.
Hon. Thompson II. Murch is reported
TO have made All utter failure in his speech
at East Blushill. 1, is an illustration of the
old saving that You must have some cider
il. barrel before you can drnw any off,"
There viii be Republican Flag rails
ing at Eas, Bluehill Tuesday evening.
Speeches will be made by w. r. Thompson,
ESQ.,, of Belfast, and II. ID. Hadlock, Esq,
Of Buek-port. A grand rally and good
time is expected.
Hon. S. l.. Milliken addressed large
and enthusiastic meeting at Bluehill, Tues
day evening. The Republicans are thor
| oughly aroused in Bluehill and viii give a
grand account Of themselves on election day.
The State Sabbath School Convention
will be held in Brunswick, Oct 18th and
18th. The Secretary expresses the hope
that every county will be represented and.
as far as possible, every school IN the State.
Mrs. W. b. Campbell who was thrown
from her carriage near Somesyille and suf-
fered fracture Of the hip joint, is gaining
SLOWLY, but will not be able to be brought
home for some time,
Another blossom opened Sunday night
on the Night Blooming Cereus plant a, the
residence Of Mr.. A. NJ. Hopkins. This was
| the second one on the same stalk and a third
will probably bloom out before the end Of
this week.
The anything to beat the Republicans
party INDUCED in a toreh-light procession
and grand pow-wow over Sam. Cary, satur'
day night Carys milk and water diet was
very acceptable to the mass of his party
associates.
The Bar Harbor Tourist says: Henry
Stockbridge, boy nine years old. son Of
Mr.. Stockbridge of the Grand Central Ho-
tel, walked from his home st Ellsworth yes
terday, Friday leaving there about Q O'Clock
and arriving At Bar Harbor ct 8 O'Clock, .
distance Of twenty-one miles. That is the
bow Inst 10 destined to make his mark ip
tie World" We should ny be had already
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