Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-06-14

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After much delay and detention. the la,
Of The frcl If ''rani Bank A~hermen hA>
lcft iHc hay Nay The voyage nr ~Afe Hnd
prosperous.
The brother. Isaac and G,or,e Nml;,
maia 4 A>tin. trip IN their small craft lat
Friday. anrhor,ns ~ Bakers island aud
b,fnrp noon she's caught with hand Hue
Iusu .1-. ~ hadiock ana ,ni li-h >aluc "f
them very large.
Cap, Nathan hsu. j. an ,Nrrrtinu io.
the o!d saving As -tiftlc~- a. sailor ou
.hpr. Ia ra>~in. th" Aenr stead II ih"
late Liu ard HHckin- lh~ "taer IAy ,h,
irimnc-~ ncatnc~s AMI Finished appearance,
~ the hui!dn@> aud grouad~ testify - thr
fact that Tire captain j. "ul.rr rn ~Anfr
- we'll n on the quarterback ~ BIS 'r~-
sci
Master G. T. Young j. rushing work on
th, cottage uow hui,!ug g.; " : D.
>I~r> She stsls. of geh.ttrtHrr j. ness la
our country localities auA opens Bp a u,''
era ia cottage building which WAS much
needed here Next week ma~ou~ AMI
Pia~terrr> VAL ho a' work
The hu-hauduiau, toll iu sow .u. and
p.aniiu. j. nearing. completion ~, wtrk
uf nnr weather tht thunder Shower ana
rain and the >pu'hye>, wind .ud SAMMY
day> haSr given ,rrtlHr- 3 start
The Hotel CAN'T j. i.s.l>hc.l inside. aud
I in a f,H daS~ VIII 3c pr,Parcsi." rtcrNr
guests iur tisc season Mr Iiig-M- We
thought 10 lind a. Il ru~ttcHtpr. rat De- has
taken hold In helping Mr. Gau.t and works
( Ike Trojan \ >parlou, walk has been
laid from the southern front Of the h"u~"-
down through The orchard - the beach the
breach A.- Been thoroughly crar~i ~ all
T debris. making line auI spacious PRONE
made. well boat lanhiug The barn aul
carriage house viii b. removed this wr,k
! some distance from the house. tnr ear
/ rage road laid out entirely round itl. large
( bindings; beautiful flower beds hANe been
/ finished ia front 81 the extensive r"ranIa,
I and in short 10 pains VIII be spared IN
I making This house 4 ir~t class summer hJ-
tel
/ r. G. Moon, artist photographer, La
coma, II who finished the views putt
I liohcd in Tie work 'I.ainninc amt IL -ur-
/ ruundinG~ a. q resort fer summer >tJuuru-
} cr>~ aud mho Z, under contract - thc
/ Lauplur and Nj. Desert Land Company
/ t. make large views Of their extensive
! purchase. expects 10 be in town On the
/ 10th. He intends to build a large ana per
/ mIHcnt saloon On some prominent location
/ ia The eastern district, and bc ready FOE
/ Wprh a. soon A. possible. He VIII make i
/ specially Of copying and charging all kinds
/ OF pictures and finishing IN the most anti +
| liz style in Ink. crlyun. pastel ana wafer
/ cooTs; this j. move in the right dircc-
! ton
The new steamboat wharf j. getting
alon. finely work in halia,tin2 piers in
deep water is nearly finished The div
ing OF large piles under the superintcnd-
euce Of Levi Donovan OF Ione>port, i,
making good showing and viii be- we'll
| along on the head of the wharf by the
time the flooring tImbers get along from
Ellsworth. | overheard an experienced
steamboat man say on saturday afternoon,
This wharf when finished viii be the best
I wharf in Frenchman's Bay"
oar new market, proprictors Messr~.
/ Eddy & Cline. has had a weeks experience.
and the beginning augurs well for it, fu-
ture success. They laid in, what they con-
! sidcred, large stock Of meats which was
all sold out on Saturday. Their new and
! well apportioned cart will make three trips
week through Lamoine and North La
nome, and two trips in East Lamoine,
y
are stocking a. Il general market in vege-
tables, fruit, butter, eggs, etc their meats
come from the west By cars 10 Ellsworth
and are placed in Il large refrigerator when
landed here.
The steamer Florence makes her last
trip to-day Monday and her place on the
route will he taken by the Islesford, Capt.
! e. H. Smith master, who has given. during
the last season and this, such general salts
faction to both passengers and shippers of
| freight that he has become fayorite with
| all. The probability j. that we shall have
| a number of steamers on this route before
| the season is out. The ferry steamer be-
tween Lalnoine Point and Mount Desert
Island may be expected any day, and then
we shall have travel enough on our roads
bound for Bar Harbor- Teams will then
be able to make the distance between Els
| worth and the harbor in an hour and half
| with moderate driving.
learn from the Record that you are like
ly TO have a Democratic newspaper in your
city before long. Why not? | know from
experience that q well conducted opposi-
ton paper will be a success, and will not
injure 1.-THE good old Republican AMERI-
CAN" financialy besides this, it is right
that the democracy of our county ought
10 nave
| which their motives can find expression,
and each ''foeman" be worthy whenever
they are put on their metal.
Some peculiarities in our city papers of
late in matters of political narration, bring
to my mind what lady once said to the
learned DR. johnson and the reply he made.
She said, Little variations in narrative
| must happen a thousand times day If one
is not perpetually watching" well, mad
| am" remarked the learned essayist,
.sthen you ought to be perpetually watch
ing. 1t is more from carelessness about
truth than from intentional lying that
! there Is so much falsehood In the world"