Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-04
Senator Hale will move into Ii. new resi-

weighing about eleven hundred pounds and
suitable for all kinds of work
There will be dance and supper at the
Town Hall in Hancock on Tuesday evening,
Sept. 3. Music by JOY and Gaynor Of this
city.
The Maine Central will run excursion
trains between Bangor and Bar Harbor. on
Sept. and 9, and Sept. IL. u and IS, al one
fsre for round trip.
Parties wishing to visit the Eastern Maine
State Fair at Bangor. next week, should avail
themselves Of the excursion rate. offered by
the Maine Central railroad
The Franklin Band will give dance and
supper at the Town Hall on the evening of
Sepi.s. Music will be furnished by Joy and
Gsynor of Ellsworth. A grand time i, antici-
pated.
The indians who have been in camp here.
selling Indian remedies. are 10 leave next
week. We are informed large amount Of
their medicines have been sold here and crowd.
visit them nightly.
The next session 81 the Pcnobscot Free
Bapti>; Yearly meeting will be- held at Hancock.
sept. les. All persons who attend will par
but one fare on the NJ. &. u. & PIP. Isle
and Houlton X. r.
The prettic>i and most appropriate cam
paign badge shown thi. season Is the Pine
Tree Cone cut Of which appears in our cob
umn- elsewhere. Every Blaine and Logan
voter should have one.
ON account Of the Illness OF Judge Tuck
the term of Probate and Insolvency Courts 10
b holden on the 1T "Wednesday. has been adj
iournel 10 The End Wednesday in September.
At The same place and hour.
Col. >hotnha announce. that the 81 John
lIotel.at sullivan. viii bc kept open during the
fall and winter for the accommodation of east
crn travel and the public generally Thi- will
prove great convenience 10 the travelling pub
lie.
schooner Carrie VI. Richardson. of IRE
mont. which was recently run into by schoon-
Ct Martha Brewer. of Cape God. has been ~
pair-i and j. loading general cargo At Port
land for Baltimprc- She viii return TO Fort.
land with coal.
AT the reunion Of the Patron, ~ Husband
~ held At Cedar Grove. Bucksport. FRIDAY.
300 people werc present. II wa> 4 yery sue
cc>-ful meeting. Addrcs>c> were made hv
State Master Robbie ana Hon. i. 4. Gilbert.
secretary Of the Maine BOARD Of Agriculture
Lowell Waits. young -on II Mr. Sahin
Watt. 81 OTIS. ws> accidentally cut on the len
l"- hs >,yihe last Wednesday. The cut sew
cred all the cords and blood vessels on the back
ff
probably result in Gripping him Tor life pr.
Hainc- dressed IL, INJURY
F. VI. Watson. Ed. Of the New York
Custom liou>e, in company with hi wife ha>
been spending a few day,' vacation in hi, na-
tive town ~ Hancock Mr.. Watson i 4 >an
d the late Rev. X. y. Watson. aha his wife
T. daughter u ia, lsie Jeremiah Wooster.
E.q. Thrs have d lar-c cir-l, - r. 'ativc. aud
i larger circle Of Friends who are .4d to give
them cordial w,itnm..
-.IAme> Il. o>.c,.,d 4 Go. = Boston. pub
li>h in neat ana convenient form. the addre>.
Of Robert L. Porter 10 III, Arkwri-ht Club u
New England. on .Poicctiou and Free Trade
To-day" Mr.. Porter graphically presents cx-
hctly What 'oter> in both political parties want
to know. The fsct> >howiu, how free trade and
protection works At home and abroad in tn
field and thr workshop He show. how agri-
culture commerce and manufacturin. in thu
United states, Great Britain. Germany AMI
Holland have been affected by thu. Two eco
nomical policies. Mr. Porters work viii De
appreciated by business men, farmers and ar
ii>ans who have no tim" 20 read a volume on
the subject hut who want q clear exposition
Of the condition of labor here snd in Euro
pean countries. He take, de,iicd Protective
ground but make y fair liz. ~ the official fig
ure-. which sre. at time, handled with drs-
natic effect. The word OF the author Of the
address on the Tariff will carry weight with
tho" anxious FOR practical view of the Tariff
question. Price 10 cent,
NOBLE WoRK.-The re-opening 81 the
Methodist Church. in ill- city. on SUNDAY last
after the late expenditure Of slarJ in renoyai-
inx and undermining thu interior was most
signal success. Services were held morning.
afternoon and evening. on which occasion the
house wa> filled To it, utmost caparity Dr.
Bolton. Of Boston. preached in the mornln.
and Or. Hamilton OF Boston. in the afternoon
and evening. Both are very able men and
preached eloquent sermons abounling In epi-
grammaiir thought aud broad idea- Dr.
Hamilton. besides brin. an eloquent preacher
ha- strong dramatic powers. His rendering Of
some passages was very fine indeed. among
which may Dee mentioned the well-known
quotation: Coincidence makes towards Of u
air. When Dr. Hamilton closed hi, afternoon
sermon. he stated that debt 81 s'spO against
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