Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-07-26

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day from hi, vacation of few weeks.
The Green Mountain Kail~a. Company
are having an 'sAtelien, run OF business.
-On Lar Is for August has been
received. It '(''' ''lr~hed by the Russell
pntJi.binr d tn'ee fon
avn ,''- 'reiudicea,
We slltv tI., - by the frequency OF
the shots, that the shooting gallery of Chas.
Jelli>on /, well patroni1ed.
MIR. h. F. Phillips. of Lamoine. is max
ing preparations to build large two-story
dwelling house. this season.
The ST. Joseph's choir went 10 Bar
Harbor. on SUNDAY. 10 assist Rev. Father
Butler in his church services.
Ra>pberries are beginning TO come
into the market They were sold in this
city. FRIDAY. al - cent, per pound
-Mr>srs Nerris and Jordan. of Shady
Nook. report making good catch Of mack
erel. ia Union rver bay. Monda. morning.
The telephone line is now completed to
Bangor and communication between Bar
Harbor, Ellsworth ana Bangor Is establish
ed.
We notice b, the Porfidnd Transcript
tina, Mr. Israel W Jordan and Nr. Andrew
J. Armour of this place. are numbered
among is contributors.
DR.. q. VI. Drake will leave here Mon
day for Boston. returning the last of the
week TO Hancock Neck. He will be in his
office again the first Of the following week.
j. l.. \ II. Cook. caulkers. begun
SATURDAY. on the deck Of the smaller of the
|. VI. Grant The other schooner, deck
will probabl! be ready m about three
weeks
Rev. Father Butler. Of the 81. Joseph's
Catholic church. OF TIN, cit,. /, at Bar Har-
hor wber, ne viii hold church service, each
Sunday during the season. He is assisted
il hi pastoral work. in ,his cli,. y, Rev.
Father O'Rile>. of Phlladt!phia.
George ". Mason. brother Of Chas
Mason of tins CITY. Ia, for the pas, wear
been mate Of the shin Excelsior. oi 5000
tons, rhe largest vessel of the merchant
class IN the [ nitrd states. She runs between
New York and New Orleans. each trip oc-
cup,lng Is DAYS.
received MOTTO. from Washington. that A
,a,,n, has been allowed him for book
holder This i an instrument for musicians
a,d .,,d.,,s /, i 70 .rran,cd that il will
hold ,b.. hook uid. amen no matter where
o,..,.a ana 5o.s 10, com,. IL contract wi,b
=. h;rd;,y
4. ;l g 30 Rad i.
Aldermen J,lv % lss3 Ordinances in
r.l,,io, 10 III. Maine shore Line Railroad
were na..ed which are published in another
nlace Name Of Third Street" was given 10
,b.. stree, he,inninr at State Street near the
residence OF J. II. Hopkins. and extending
,oIuion River
u "a sc. ,,,..I
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in the postal service IN which he proved
himself skllliul and efficient oihcer- lie
is nov IN business IN chicago.
between eighty and ninety Italians
arrived here. THURSDAY. by Steamer Henry
Morrison. and have been put TO work on
the Shore Line railroad. Eight OF them
heoame dissatisfied and left on the boat,
Monday morning. More are expected the
last of this week and the work from this
time will be pushed to completion.
RI. .,ean.r Acadia Can, Ramsey. took
,,,,f ..xo,,r.io, Marty from tbis civ 70 Bar
H.rhor On Snrd,y lat The Trim down was
/ ,r,. ,,l.asan, and u.s made in ahou, ,brae
and half hours, but the home trip, owing
to the fog and low stage of tide, was not as
pleasant. The Acadia, with her new engine,
which is under the supervision of Engineer
W f. Garland, of Belfast, will soon be in
first class running order. She will probably
90 on the route between Belfast and North
port the last of this week or first OF next.
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the track. He was afterwards purchased
bv an English gentleman who took him to
England, the price paid being given at
$4,000. Since being in England the horse
has won three races. in one Of which the
prize was a cup valued at 90 guineas. He
l is known as Ioy.ly's PAGER