Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-23
The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard is spending few

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George H. Deyereux, who went from this
city few weeks ago has found remunera.
tive employment at Kansas City.
VIM. Kellan Is making extensive repairs
on his house on the corner OF High and Maple
streets.
Capt. NJ q. Curtis has sold his house on
the corner of High and Washington street. to
Mr.. +. W. Grndal
Mr.. Andrew Lowrie, Eastbrook has bought
the place he has rented for the past six years
OF James NJ. Blaisdell. and will not move
away, news which all the neighborhood in
which he lives will be glad to hear.
Last Friday 8 horse belonging to Richard
Abbott, OF Verona, fell into well fifteen feet
deep and remained there several hours In an
upright position before being found Finally
spurchase Of tackle and fall was arranged and
the horse was holsted out. and with the excep-
ton OF few bruises aud scratches, he is as
well as ever
Mr.. Chss. W. Hopkins OF East Boston is
In town for few days. He came TO return
with his wife who has been III here for sever al
weeks, but is now improving.
| Mr.. II. B. Holmes ha. been attending the
recent session Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows at Boston.
Miss l.. c. Bowen Of Attleboro, Mass. is
visiting friends in Ellsworth.
! The Village Improvement Society will
meet on Saturday next at the usual place, at
| O'Clock Z. NJ.
| Miss Helen l.. Hopkins Of this city went
| to South Surry on Monday, the 9th, to attend
the funeral of her grandmother. Mrs. Abigail
Hopkins, who died the 4th instant, at the age
OF eighty-six years and six months
| Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Drisko, OF DERBY, VI.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Drisko of Columbia
Falls were visiting friends in this city last
week. Rev. and Mrs. Drsko left for their
| Vermont home. Thursday. via Bangor.
Sch. Elizabeth Foster, Capt Cotton. ar
, rived at Orland, from the Grand Banks the
18th, with "full fare" During gale the
schooner had her deck swept. and Capt c.
had his arm broken.
| MAINE PArENTs.-Li-t of patents issued to
Maine inventors for the week ending Sept. Il,
1856. reported for US by J. r. Mason. Solicitor
OF Patents and Counse! In Patent Cases.
/ Wheelwright 4 Clark's Block, BANGOR NJ aine:
| c. J. Higgins, Hsllowell. lantern globe
| Whole number for the week-Paients. $50:
designs. !: trademarks, Is; Labels, $; reissues
/ o; total. SO,
b. F. JOY, by the use Of the new lightning
process, is meeting with wonderful success in
taking chldrcn's photographs. This Ia a great
| improvement; on the old style As all who have
had pictures taken At Mr.. JOYS by his new ap-
psra'us fully realize. lie photographs \ train
Of cars moving at full speed or horse troiting
at . 20 pace, with a. good results az hen at
a stand-stiil,
On Friday afternoon OF last week a little
| daughter Of Capt Barney MuIlan OF Hancock
while al play. accidentally fell. breaking her
| right arm below the elbow. DR.. Haines re-
duecd the fracture. About two years ago. the
| Doctor set the left arm OF the same child. brok-
Ell in similar manner.
Game in this region is reported very plen-
tiful this fall, especially partridyes and deer.
| With good game warden hero 10 prevent
| bounding deer snd 10 stop the abominabie
practice Of crust hunting, deer would become
very plentiful
! Persons wishing 10 purchase two frst-cia.-
limited tickets from Boston to Minneapolis
will do well to call at this Office. See adver-
isement In another column.
Capt. II. J. JOY has had very lame arh,
from the effects Of an ugly boil thereon. He
began 10 improve seyersl days ago.
| While A. X. De,ereux Esq. was leading
horse few days ago he caught rein hook
In his finger, tearing il badly and infiicting an
ugly wound.
Col. K. +. Campbell, OF Cherryheld was
in this city last week on his way TO Danforth
via Bangor.
The next meeting OF the Hancock County
Medical Association will be holden in Els
worth, Tuesday. Sept, es. siiP.M.
The Summit House upon Green Mountain,
al Mount Desert, closed last week after a very
successful season. Quite number were
sent there by physicians for the benefit ofthclr
health.
George NJ. Robson, ex-secretary OF the
Navy, Is visiting at the cottage OF William II.
Rawle, Bar HArbor.
The Democrats Of Buck-port generally
RETAINED from voting In accordance with their
pledge that they will not vote the Democratic
ticket again 50 long as Joseph l.. swazey Is re-
! taineu IN The custom house.
George Barter, young fellow living on an
island near Green's Landing met with a serious
accident Tuesday of last week. While blasting
logs he carelessy put his face close down to the
log thinking the fuse was not on fire, when II
exploded. sending the fire and powder in his
| face. He will lose one eye and possibly both
| IL mangled the flesh on his arms and face bad
ly. Why won't boys be careful with powders
Moran Brothers, merchant tailors, Main
street, have just received a choice line Of
goods. All those in want OF anything In the
line OF merchant tailoring, will do well 10 call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Methodist Sewing Circle will furnish
a good supper this Wednesday evening for
twenty cents. Ice-eresm served during the
evening.
On and after the 18th instant the steamer
Henry Morrison will make two trips per week
! VIII leave Rocklsnd on arrival OF steamers
from Boston, Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning will leave Ellsworth. Monday and
Thursday at a. ~. touching at intervening
landings and connecting at Rockland with
steamers for Boston direct. viii touch at
| Tretls Mareu SdtuEuHE gong east anu monday
returning west.
Mr.. T. A. Crabtree, East Surry, has left ut
this Office apple Of the king Tompkin,'
variety, raised by himself, which measures
ii "a Inches In circumference.
We are indebted to W S. Greene, Esq, of
Surry, for some fine specimen of apples, the
Golden Sweeting," raised by himself. Mr.
Greene has quite a large orchard in which he
raises about forty bushels of this excellent APP
pie and about one hundred and fifty bushels In
| all.
Mrs. A. F. Greedy is selling her large
stock Of goods at very low prices. See adver-
tisement in another column.
Barlow Hall, Esq, has raised his house on
State street two feet, and will make marked
Improvements thereon.
Curtis r. Foster and C. P. Dorr, Esqrs,
were up river last week hunting and fish
ing excursion from which We hear of rare
''prodges Of gun and rod" They killed
dozen or more fine ducks. one of which. nice
and fat, was received at this office, and afford
ed us some excellent sabbath privileges"
| Mrs Mary A. Smith Of Sullivan with her