Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

Hon. J. r. Hinckley. of the Governors
Council. was in this city "Wednesday.
w. W. Fisk, b. S. has opened an assay
Office in the Miners Exchange in this city.
Look out for report Of Court proceed
ings in next weeks issue Of the American.
The mail service between Ellsworth and
Eas; Lamoine has been increased to six
mails per week.
The Steamer Nav Field will run from
Bangor to Bluehill Wednesdays. and to Bar
Harbor Saturdays.
Hon. l. G. Philbrook. Of Castine. ar
rived in Ellsworth, Tuesday. and is stopping
Q; the Hancock House.
-Dr X H. Svet, has moved his Office
from his residence on Pine Street to rooms
over Parcher's drug store.
-Chas- X Black. Esq. Of Boston, who
has been visiting friends here. during the
winter, has returned to that city.
The ladies Of the Methods, Se-ing
Circle will give supper at the Methods,
Nestry, "Wednesday evening April 2ls,-
1t is the opinion Of the Bar that the
present term of Court will be shor; and that
few, if any. importan, cases will be tried.
-Langdon ). Chilcot; has closed his
Office in Mlbridge. for the present. and has
gone to attend the Philadelphia Dental
College.
-"Dying Alone in the Streets" is very
pretty song and chorus BY Frank l.. Collins
Of Portland, words by Arthur ". French.
Send for il,
head the advertisement OF ". Gallert.
lie carries a large and carefully selected
stock of goods and believes in small profits
and quick returns
The Reformer has been purchased by
the publisher of the Maise Erdngeiist who
will carry out the contract Of the Refor~er
with It's subscribers-
A remarkably fine specimen Of silver
ore is on exhibition IN the window Of Par
ehers drug store. Ii vas taken from The
Gouldsboro," Saturday.
The Maine democratic State convention
will meet n Bangor June sth, TO nominate
candidate for governor and select delegates
TO the democratic national convention
The shaft in the Swan Mine. q, Frank
lin is down nearly 80 fee, and shows a
steadily improving vein The shaft house
has been finished and the shaft is being tim
bered
The frs; number Of the Sni'iraa Week
" BulloR came TO hand Saturday. 1t is
published by the Bulletin Publishing Com
pany at West Sullivan, a, 81 per year, and
presents a very creditable appearance.
The Executive Conncil will hold an sd-
journed session al Augusta, next Monday
afternoon The taxation Of railroad and
telegraph companies, under the acts Of 1880
will be considered, and interested parties
will be granted hearing.
The .haft in the Gran; mine is down
little more than eighty feet At the depth
of one hundred feet Q drift will be made to
tap the main vein. An adjourned meeting
Of the stockholders will be held Saturday
evening a; the Office of G. W. Piske.
John Chapman, of Beach Hill. cut his
hand quite seriously Friday morning while
a, work. in Hopkins's mill on Union river.
Chapman expected to take part in the
walking match next Tuesday evening but
owing to this accident will not be able 10 do
so.
Mr.. NJ II. Andrews hopes TO favor our
citizens again this season with another ap-
pearance Of Miss Cayvan, at which time he
expects to secure the assistance either of
Mr.. ]. c. Bartlett, Of Boston, the first Tenor
Of the Boston English Opera Company. or
Of Miss Gertie Edmonds, one Of the nnest
contral,o singers in New England.
The first number of the Name Hotel
Reyister and Lirery Journal has been re-
ceived. 1, is published every Monday by
Fuller, Jones 4 Williams Of Rockland and
i, edited by c. E. Williams. Itis live pa
per and should be taken by every Hotel
keeper and Livery Stable owner in the
State. Terms $500 per year.
The Ellsworth Council No. 2o7 Royal
Arcanum, held q socisbis in their rooms
Wednesday evening last About fifty mem
bers and invited guests were present Tho
evening was spent in social intercourse,
games, vocal and instrumental music. re-
freshmen,s and dancing. The entertain
ment was highly enjoyed BY all present.
The Council is in q very Aourishing eondi-
ton and its influence is steadily growing.
The class of 81 of the Fast Maine Con-
ference Seminary at Bucksport was organ
lied Friday, April 8, and the following Of
6cers we're elected President, Mr.. H. W.
Norton: Vice President, Mr.. w. J. Creamer;
secrs,srv, Mr.. W. F. Collins; Treasurer,
Miss Nellie Bennett; Orator, Mr.. J. W.
Suout, Jr.; Historian. Mr.. /. Z. Psrtridge; ;
Poet. Miss Annie Stetson; Prophet, Miss
Jennie Snow.
| Among the contestants in the go-as
you-please race in Hancock Hall, next
Tuesday evening are the following; Geo. N.
Willis, sullivan Fred Parody, Charley Jel-
lison, Moses Smith. Frusmsn Frazier, Geo.
Emerson and William H. Mitchell II Ells-
worth. Others are expected to start in the
r.ss. Chay)e, E. Stevens. Of Belfast. has
been engaged y rsitpa Special police and