Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-08

Dissolution Of Co-partners ip-T n savage Il
CO.
A hand-organ man and monkey de
lighted the children. some of them large
ones, on the street Monday
The open air concert, given hN The
Emerald Band Saturday evening. was great
~ enjoyed by large crowd OF people.
Mr. John Foster. son of Mr.. Zabud
foster Of TIN, city. has recent! opened an
u takers shop at Northwest Harbor.
lher Isle Mr. Foster will also repair fur
mat.
-FoxerOft academ, has commenced It's
"a SESSION with eighty students. r. l..
simpson, \. b.. Principal; Miss Adeia W.
Adams. Assistant. Mr.. sampson was for
meiy Principal Of the High School in this
cit,
president John Webber Of the Peoples
Ntioual Bank of Water, lille has resigned
onaccouu; of i'll health. and Dr. y. q. IL.
Pusifer succeeds him. DIR. Pulsifer i
sol OF the late nr. VI. X. Pulslfer Of this
cit.
The following bankers have arrived.
At Lamo.ne, Thursday Sept. /, Sch. III
ID, AZ. uil fare; Sept 1, Lizzie Lee.
fu fare; Harvest Home. broken fare
at arrock Sept L. Omaha, full fare; at
Cas,ne Sept ,, Eastern Queen. full fare.
An arrangement will probably be made
between the Steamer Henr, Morrison and
the Sanford Line Of boats b, which our cit
zen, an oh.ain i low rate to Boston for all
desiring 10 A,tend the race al Beacon Park
n.At S.tk. Circulars viii be- issued. giving
rate. II tim, for all who desire TO attend.
Re-. r. F. White. on Monday received
tel,saam from Dr. Lowell stating that
Mr., lowell .ad 80 far recovered a. to en-
able Lim 10 arrive here IN season To COM
merse Teaching next MONDAY. At uue time
it Va, feared that our High School would
be lprived 4 Dr. Lowell, services this
fall.
Sch Linz lee. Capt J. r Peterson.
arrived a, l.aa.aInc sept. I. from the Grand
Banl> Aug Is. picked up a dorl with two
mrLI amed Gea. Nelson and John Graves.
frouiSch Henry Wilson Of Gloucester, lost
on b. 22nd " alle out getting travis. The
menSere out tao night, and bad their boat
dlled;4ice They lived on raw f,h during
the tme
The service, at the Catholic Church on
Sunh, were y .uliariy interesting. High
mass wa> held "a, 1890 followed 10y ser
mon by Bishop HeAly. Al 7. VI. the
Bishp administered the sacrament Of con
frmai.on To quite a large number and AGAIN
preached an excellent sermon. Owing to
the ABSENCE Of III two priests Who acre eN-
peoted TO be present. the bishop preached
again IN the everag. All the services we're
largcl attended. he church being CROW dcd.
ST Nichoias. for September. is well
filled with inicretins articles Handsomely
illustrated. Tn Frontispieoc entitled
Hearts Ease" charming engraving.
drawn b, Laura c Hills. Among the lead
ing articles are - Little Miss Muf,t aud
her Spider Aramniha Mehitable Brown.
verses; How TomW allen Went Abroad
How To Make lh.l> of Co-n-husks and
Flowers The StuN Of the Three Sons
Phae;on Rogers; 81 FrancI, Of Assist /;
In Natures Wonde and 4 Curious Trap /;
Perpetual Motion Jmr,, etc. etc. Price
$500 year. Puiished b, the Century
COMPANY. 743 broa~a,. New York.
The schooner ID vid Faust. Capt. Green
ly Smith. came to tbs port April Is for re-
pairs which were empleted sept. |. and
she sailed Saturday n Bangor 10 load for
Philadelphia. The nrk was done b, Mas
ter Charles Allen ut.er the super, l,ion of
Mr.. /. Blai>dell, mIaging owner. The
Faus, has been almos entirely rebuilt from
TIE lower deck up, ID the most substantial
manner She is a puble deck vessel Of
2lG.s3 tons burden. sae ha> been carefully
inspected by lnspecto ). b. Swazel Of
Buckspor and is rat.l A 81 for three
years. The cost of te repairs i about
$1,000. The Faust is esneG b, l. Blaisdell,
d. p Jordan. c. q. heck. Capt. G. Smith
and others.
The publishers of kew DR. Robinson's
spiritual Songs for he SUNDAY School
have just issued lit. book containing
only the hymns Of that ORR and selling for
one-half the money. twill be a most de-
-irable supplement To tn large book. great
" increasing its usefulI-ss. and placing il
within the reach of III largest mission
schools. The new editio is prettily bound
in flexible red cloth. andcosts but 70 cents.
The complete tune editnn. bound in stiff
boards. covered with ri cloth, with red
| edges, costs 40 cents to schools ia quanti-
ties. Ii is said that the .ales of the latter
work have mounted up into the scores OF
thousands since its issue year ago. THE
| CENTURY Co., New York.
Next Monday and tuesday evenings
our people are promised first class enter
tainment by Bennett 4 NOulton's Juvenile
Opera Company of 20 artists. This Com
pany is now on lis third annual tour and is
now returning from the Provinces where
it has been very cordial received. The
following is from the 81. Jhn DAILY 1eie-
graph:
Bennett x Moulton's Opera Company
opened in the Mechanics Institute. last
evening, in the Chimes d Normandy to a
good house. The representation OF this
charming and ever popular 'pera by the ju-
veniles was most pleasing AID the audience
was highly delighted with the singing and