Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-22

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The Law Coar, for the Eastern Di,,ric,
is being held IN Bangor this vecs.
Probate Court in thu city to da,
Wednesday and Court Of Insolvency to
morrow.
-Nes, Sunla, will be oh.cr,,l a, tho
Un.'arian Church in tn. cry as Hospital
SUNDAY.
Res, MIR Huntington left Monday 10
attend the Name Congregational Conference
~ bangor
A number Of the lawyers in ihi. city
leave toda, for Bangor to attend the law
term Of court
-Dr. Abby NJ Ful on has 80 far recoy-
cred tiom her prpiraCied illness a. To- pe
able to visit Portland last week.
a house in North Iamoine belonging
10 Mr. T. O. Sal>hur, vas burned Thursday
afternoon. Los, about $500; no insurance.
Hon L. 4 Emery, will deliver the
Grafton before the Bowdoin Alumni residing
IN Bangor and vicinity. a, their meeting in
Bangor THURSDAY evening
- The Original CbancrloT for June.
full, sustalns ITS character A. one Of the
hest Of magazines FOR children. Published
by Estes 4 l.auriai. Boston
The Sidewalk On the north SIDE Of the
Custom House Is being repaired hy NJ. J. z.
Whimorc Mr. Whitmore will also rebuild
the val on the south side Of the lot.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. ". r.
White Of the Junior Class IN Colby TIM
versity for a copy Of The Colby oracle
bright and spicy periodical published by the
students there.
The attention OF our readers is called
10 the advertisement of the Nam STATE
Press. A. news, family and political pa
per. for Maine readers. the Maine State
Press will be found unsurpassed.
Capt C. \ Bou,elle, Of Bangor. ha.
accepted the invitation Of the Baltimore
Committee 70 address the comrades aud
people at the public G. \ r. reception
there on the evening Of the 2lsi inst.
The eleventh annual reunion of the
First Name Casaly vii be held al Bruins
wick. September s. An unusually large
number o. comrades with their families
wall De present. also many prominent per-
sons. m.li'4r, and civil
The ". c. T. L. u.ll hold their meet
ings in Temperance Hall on Monday even
incs during the summer. Meetings 10 COM
mencc a, half pas: seven Al o.? the old
members are invited % attend and ne~ ones
will be- glad, aelcomcd.
Dangerous counterfeit 'ru-dn.lAr treas
ury note, are In circulation. The, mas De
detected by the iufenouty 81 the engraving.
compared With the genuine. and 1ar'ica-
LARRY the bad draw ing Of the nose and mouth
IN the portrait Of Webster.
Mr. George Gould. proprietor II the
Hancock House. IN this civ. i building
piazza on the front NJ h. House Mr.,
Goali il popular landlord and the I'M
pro,cmeni he j. making wiil add much 10
the atjracliycne,s Of his hotel
-Dr 4 G. Elamliu. Of Bangor. /, having
a toy cannon cast from Name metals, FOR
the use Of hls Young son. Il will vcssh
from seventy to eighty pounds, and viii
consist chiefly Of copper from the Douglass
Mine at Biuehiii and tin from WInslow.
The "Glorau, Fourth" vii be cele-
bra,ed here in due form The features Of
the dan VII. be sonleuh hat Of novelty and
ought 20 prove yer, attractive. \ careful!
reading Of the advertisement. a. given IN
another column. show. That the time viii
be fully occupied and vii furnish ENJOYMENT
for every one. No pains nor eNpruse vii
be spared 10 make this celebration every
way successful.
About loo pound, Of ore from the sun
burst copper mine al East Surr>. VA recent
Is sent 20 the New EBgland smelling y Re-
duc;ion Works at Boston for treatment ard
81 .I- N.fF
IN copper. The directors Of the works
speak m high praise Of the ore and advise
,he erection Of concentrating works al the
mine. The shaft j. row down about 80
feet, and the character u III, ore .. said to
be steadily improving With the depth
reached
The schooner Samuel Lewis. Capt.
Wood. wen; ashore on Monroe Island in
the fog. Saturday night She left Fills
worth SATURDAY.. loaded by Chas Do,ie and
J. II. x +. X. Hopkins with lumber for
Boston. She is owned 10y d. III. Eppes and
Others in this city. A dispatch Sunday
evening stated she vas full OF water. Mr..
Eppes left Monday morning on the Steamer
Morrison to look after the interests of the
owners Later information say, she has
been towed to Ro1klaad where she will
repair and proceed.
The trustees Of the Maine State Fair
have voted to charge no entry fees for either
cattle OF horses put on exhibition IN the
coming fair, but TO charge the exhibitors 81
1 for a season ticket and their assistants a like
[ sum, ard TO oblige each exhibitor To furnish
I hls own forage. The heads OF departments
we're assigned as follows: General Super
iuiendent, Hon. Rufus Prince horse de-
/ partment. Col. G. ". Kicker cattle depart-
ment, 5. g. Jerrard; hall department. Hon.
/ J. K Bodweli ticket department, Hon. {.
I r. Libby. This trustees contemplate the
/ purchase Of piece of land for the enlarge
ment Of the fair grounds. and are negotiat-
ing with several adjacent owners.
The Maine Central Railroad will run a
{ special train from Bangor TO the Democratic
/ State Convention at Lewiston. June -.
/ leaving Bangor al A. NJ, arriving at Lew
/ iston at 935. and returning leave Lewiston
at p VI. Special excursion tickets Will
| he sold at the rate of one fare the round
I trip. good on the regular trains Of the 10Th
and 9th, on the special of the 9th and
/ good 10 return on the special Of the same
! day or the regular trains. The Eastern
/ Maine Railway Bangor * Bucksportl will
| sell tickets 10 Bangor at the regular price on
! the 9th, good to return on the 2sth or 18th.
/ Delegates over this road will receive eertih-
Gates from the Secretary Of the convention
which viii be good for the return trip.
The quarterly meeting Of the Board Of
! Trustees Of the Maine Insane Hospital was
| held in Augusta last week. A large amount
/ of routine business was transacted. Dr.
Sarah W. DevOll, Of Portland. presented
/ petitions from several cities and towns in
the State containing 2,s24 signatures, re-
| questing the appointment Of a female ply
stefan. The petitions were referred to a
special committee, consisting of DIR. s.
Oskes and Mrs. G. W. Quimby, with in
struetions TO report az the next meeting Of
the Board. After balloting several times
the Board elected DIR. Israel I. Dana, Of
Portland, as Superintendent of the Hospital
to succeed DIR. II. VI. Harlow. DIR. Dana
is Professor in the Maine Medical School.
and is one of the leading physicians of the
State
A very pleasant and interesting mar
rage ceremony was observed at 81. Joseph's
Church, in this city, on Monday morning.
June 10. on which occasion Miss Sibbie E.
Ford was united in marriage TO Mr. Edw.