Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-21


continue business at the old stand.
The steamer Nellie Kane" arrived here
Monday from Lamoine, to take a load OF
saw dust TO the Lamoine Packing Company.
The mackerel have begun to come into
the hay quite beautifully. They are larger
and Of better quality than for several years
past
The steamer Lewiston took about three
hundred and fifty passengers to Bar Har-
b1r and other places along the route, Fri
day evening.
Rev C. W Huntington. a recent grad
uatc from Andover, Mass. preached very
aoceptably at the Congregational Church. in
this city SUNDAY.
Rev c. T. Lombard pastor Of the In
itarian church, accompanied by his wife. len
Monday for Boston, where he will spend
hs summer vacation.
Capt John A. Lord. Of the brig Eu-
gene Hale, j. in town on short visit to
IN, family Capt Lord arrived in Boston
with ms Vessel FRIDAY
One Of the finest cluster of roses IN
t,uu i, to be seen in the from, ward Of Mr.
Geo. W Fiske They are IN full bloom and
resemble a large bouquet Of roses.
-Dr. &. ". Anderson. surgeon dentist,
ha, located, for the present, at South Yves,
lilrbor. nr Anderson ha, been with Ilr
6 F. Lombard Of Belfast, for the pas, ~ o
wears.
The Portland .iirerf,ser saws that f. 7.
lahc Of RockIand, has painted picture Of
the steamer Git, Of Richmond, with Mount
Desert in the background, and presented il,
10 the boat. The picture is very cred,ahie
TO the artist
-Thur>da, a large school of maokerel
b.came stranded on the bar a, Bar Harhnr.
and for While maok,rel catching ~as an
easy and successful occupation. Men, WON
en- and hoy, took hand IN the ,por, aud
over tifty barrels ~crc saved.
The following Young men. graduate,
from III, Ellsworth High School. have
passed ,ucce>,fui examination. for admi,-
SION 10 Bo~doin College Bo,d Bartlett,
Lcsis HoIskiu.. Edward T. Mcdonald,
John 4 Peters Manson ". Phillips,
All connected With the Congregational
Church and Sucicr, arr cordial, invited To
az informal gathering a, the house Of their
PASTOR tomorrow THURSDAY evening. i, : =
10 7. NJ Tn, notice = intended 10
take ia, place Of particular invitations.
The follow ny D., from the Boston I'll
rcft,,sr Of July 18th
The massive specimen, Of ore received
from the tupp,ropo.g, m,n,. and which are
uow GA exhibition n the otto, Of IA, CON-
PAM, 1 scar, building are ~cji worth, Of
INSPECTION The, are handsome anu rirh.
and IT j, doubtful II finer grade of copper
>u.pturei ore, can tc produced by any NINE
"a ;h., OF ana other country. For the CON
'ellrne, Of the public a :rN Of the ,pcc,-
mems n. u. be- placed IN the window Of the
.ii.,s't,,4 counting -roum. Nhru one cum
pare. the eN;rui Of the Coppcropo.., lode
al. thu rlohuc,, % the ore v.th thu; %:
anne, %: a Ike character IN other countries
That have a.,hur>rd million. .u dividends.
The C'u.iu,I.u must nccc>sar,i, be that +,
ua.t rt44IT,s lu Intelligent system 81 pro-
d..uoH ,o make the stock 81 the cump4n,
b. -,.' commemorative io ~, holders"
" uu, need ru ,4:'rf from the IA, aye,
81 'h, potato bug Il be- VII. Igoroa,I,
app, Par. Green or London Purple.
rrui,rA applied there !, no danger and the
,-'.Hs 20 'ac farmer D., ia proportion 10 the
rusrsl Nth ~h.,h he apphe, tn, remedy.
", examined ~,th much pleasure the
.rr da,. ur~ Gal, an.c Electric Battery.
tla' DR. Ha.ac, Ia. Ju,, purchased for
Use ~ b, prar,icr. /, i,a valuable and
cu,,N instrument and ai., b. Of grca, aid
10 the Do,,or IA the treatment Of man, form,
Of nerVou, diseases.
II eldest son of Rev. \. X T. Small
formrrl, Of the Free -, BAp,i,, church in
Portland. ha' been appointed professor a,
Cobb, University. and vii. assume h., dutle,
At the opening Of the fall term. Mr. Small
Ia, been in Europe Two wears. and j, now
o. IA, way home bringing With hm u Ger
man wife
lor-lAohting on the Hudson" j, the
timele,t paper IN the announcement for the
Midsummer Holiday ScribHer. The most
experienced ice-s achters are agreed that no
better season can BE- chosen for thi, sport
than from the 18th of Ju., to the l,t OF
September. \ nee sultrv day. with the
thermometer Ia the nlnetles. i, the most en-
juyable time either to take the trip or Ia read
about it.
We are nformed by DR. O,good that
il has been reported in this and the adJoin-
ing towns, that his office Was closed to
patients desiring dental work. He desires
u 10 say that his office Is not. and has not
been closed al any time. and that there can
ALWAYS be found there a competent operator
IN all branches Of the profession. His son
has been in the office since his return from
Philadelphia. and has done good business
and given perfect satisfaction.
The Torrent Engine Company of Bucks
port, having accepted the challenge of the
Dirigo Engine Company, Of Ellsworth. to
play for so a side, the contest will take
place at Bucksport. on Friday, August 9Th.
The Dirigos will be accompanied by the
Emerald Band, fourteen pieces. Mr.. Chas.
Monaghan, leader. Chief Engineer James
\. McGown. and How ard Davis have been
chosen committee 10 meet correspond
ing committee from the Bucksport Company
10 make all necessary arrangements.
THE FIRST MAINE CAVALRY REUNION
The gallant First Name Cavalry, a regi-
ment which participated in thirty-two bat
I ties, is soon to have a grand reunion.
I The Association is made up of the First
/ Maine and the First district of Columbia
/ Cavalry. Gen. c. Il. Smith. who is nov
/ Colonel of the 18th Infantry is President of
the Association, and if possible. will be pre-
sent. The following notice has been sent
/ out. The next annual reunion of the First
Maine Cavalry will take place at Dover.
| on Wednesday. August 3lst proximo"
/ The local committee are now persecting
arrangements and as the Cemetery at DO
yer is the last resting place of the gallant
| Col. DOuty, the reunion will undoubtedly