Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03


ground, Tuesday morning, May 1.
Go and see the Shaffer Bell Ringers at
Hancock Hall, Thursday evening.
If YOU want harness that will las, for
years and look we'll. go to McGowns.
Senator Hale arrived here Tuesday af-
ternoon. The work on his new residence
will be commenced at once
Whiting Brothers have jus, received
large stock of new goods to meet the wants
of their numerous customers.
Hon. J. ID. Hopkins who has been con
fined TO his house by illness. for a number
OF DAYS, Is again able to be out
The next term of the Probate Court.
Tor this county, will be held al Bucksport
on the third "Wednesday Of this month.
Mt. Desert post office will be made
money order office on July |, provided the
postmaster gives tn. required bond In time.
a. 7. WIswell Esq National Bank ex-
amlner for this State. left here Wednesday.
for Bath. Lewiston. Auburn and Oakland.
on business connected with his Official posi-
ton.
Mr.. II. \. \ y. 4. JOY have just closed
two very successful schools IN dancing one
al Amherst, and one a, Ous. These gentle
man have taught nine schools. during the
past winter.
a class IN music has Just been organ
ized al Amherst, under the instruction Of
Miss AnnIe l.. JOY. of our city. Miss JOY
Is an excellent teacher and We have no
doubt viii give the best Of satisfaction.
The net proceeds Of the sale and sup
per held b, the ladies of the Congregation
al society. Tuesday evening. amounted 10
so The dinner given by the ladies this
"wednesday noon, viii add to tina, amount
M Galiert knows how 10 manage a
dry goods store successfully, Hts goods
are always up with the latest STYLES aud of
every quality ohia,nable. He Is also build
ing up quite business IN the lohhlng line.
Read the notice Of Wool Carding. pub
li,hrd in another column. The new mill has
been leased for a term of years and machin-
er, for weaving cloth would have been pu,
IN this spring but for the unscttllng Of pri-
oes in wooden goods. caused b, the revision
Of the tariff.
Circulars have been posted in all the
mills giving the law relsti,e TO throwing re-
fuse Lumber into mon river, with the notice
that II viii be enforced after MAY |. Tins
Is a move IN the right direction. but We have
We; to see whether any one has the courage
Ia prosecute those who may continue to vio-
late III. Law
MIR Wm Saunders Of De,!ham will be
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large party of hls relatives and friends
gathered 70 celebrate has birth da, last wear
and they propose doing the same TIN, year.
Mr.. Saunders i remarkably active for man
of his age. being able to 90 about and re-
tanning all of ms faculties.
-No~ j. the time 10 buy spring millinery.
4 large and CAREFUL, selected assortment
has Just hrcu received b, Mis- ) VI Jos.
where purchasers ~i!l hnd the attest STYLES
and the finest quality Of goods. Mss JOY
also has argc .oi of art needle work. s4oh
a, kcn>lngtnn. etching. Ne. for sale or she
viii teach Others the al, and furnish the ma
terlals.
W I. Tre~orgs - canvassing for sub
: scrIbers to book called The Marriage
Guide for Young Men" 4 Manual 81
Cugr'sh!p and Marriage. written hN Rev.
Geo. " Hudson late pastor Of the Method
~ church. IN thi- CITY. The book u now IN
the hands Of the printers. and I'LL he issued
June L. The man, friend. and acquaintAu-
ces ~ Mr. Hudson IN ,hi. ,Icinit, vii, no
doubt. be interested in book written hs
him on that subject.
-nr " 5 I-A,on. graduate from the
r. :. Normal school NJ Maine. Ca. # ~.
and from The Long Island College Hospital.
class Of .. has recently been called to the
char Of ToNiooiog, IN the Minnesota
College Hospital at Minneapolis. DR.. +.
II ljrmmrr ha> also been called to a char
in tie Dcn'a! Department, II the same college.
Both Of these gentlemen are well known IN
TIN. county aud their many friend, here
vii he pleased 10 learn that their abilities
are appreciated in one Of the most thriving
cities Of the vest.