Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
B. T. sowIe. Esq, is building a new

Mr., stephen b. Monaghan has moved INF,
bis new house on bridge bill.
1t Is expected that President Harrison an,
Secretary Blaine will spend one ,Iay of mex
week In this city at the residence Of Senate
Hale.
While handling rocks on THURSDAY Of Ia,
week Mr.. Joseph Iiennessey had one of BIZ
fingers broken.
-Messrs. John. W. CougbHn, 7. r. Maho
nel and VI. +. Brady left this city Monday fol
Boston and vicinity, 10 he absent several ,lss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher and daughter o
Fort WAYNE, Indiana. are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Leo Ehrlieh in this city
MIR. Frank ;. Gilman died In this city. OF
Monday last at the residence OF his sister. Mr..
W. K. white. The sorrowing friends vii
have the fullest sympathy OF all in their great
affection.
Mr.. r. =. Joy, artist. Is In attendance up
on Photographic convention now IN session
In Boston.
4. II. Gem. Esq, Of Bucksport. was very
| III With an stiack OF cholera morbus Saturday
night. but Sunday night wa, improving.
The Boston Clothing store after a baptism
Of fire and water, Is now on lis feet again. a.
good a. new, and Is Offering some exiraordin.
| AIRY bargains. See advertisement elsewhere
We hear with much regret that our priced
Franklin correspondent Mr.. l.. W. Blaisdell
hs- ~hoopng cough from the effects Of which
she is somew bat ind,po>ed. The AMERICAN
extend. it, best wishes far her rapid recovery
/ PHONETIC SPEILiNG.-Thr nu lobster H.
hwich slIowz lobsterz over min iDchez 10
| length TO be Ia, in Ma and Jun. IL bringing
| pient 10 the est kost fishermen. Thar ar fish
| erInen In Stuben and Gouldzburo no hay mad
| from $500 TO 500 in thre munihs os fishing.
Mrs. A. +. SAWYER OF jacksonville. Fla.
i now ri Calais, where -bc Wa called early IN
May by the dangerous Illness Of her mother,
Mr.. Mary II. Stcarns who, though now some
what improved. Is still seriously M. Mr..
stearns and Mr.. \. Il. Perry OF Boston. are
the only survivors Of the late Capt samuel
HiIr> family OF East sullivan.
Francis. an Indian boy, from Squsw Hol-
low, Bar Harbor, aged Is YEAR, was accident
ally shot while out cunning with bis father
of Goullsboro Friday. He was brought to
sorrento by his father. " here be !, being al
tended by pr Jackson ofibai place. The out
look for hi, recovery {. hopeful
\ correspondent, Of the Noun, Desert her
ali -ays that the ONLY carriage that came on 70
Nj, Desert Island As far a. Southwest Hsrbor.
~ to sixty five resrs ago. wa. Tin p,-,idicI'-
cart. It undoubtedly as handsome a.
some Of the nondc>cript y,hiclcs now driven
about Bar Harhor.
Taken a, whole, v alter l.. Main'- cir-
cus) the performance enc ~ The best ever
given here, and Wa entirely nc~ and original
Every one OF the lsrgr audience - a. thorough
Is satisfied, indeed they ought 20 be. Emit
era STATE JvErHdI, White Plains. \. !. Au.
!. ISIS
Tn" .trcamer Sebenos tow rcd through sur
iisan Falls, the 93th MI, the largest schooner
that ever passed over that dangerous plsor
The vessel wa. the - Is. Holmes" arI .he
carried Il go paving block, from Io-cph H.
wesi's quarry.
Among the late arrivals al Rsr HsTbor f.
Harold Msr,h Scwsli, o. Bath, la,c consul zen
eral OF the nitrd State. al Apia. Samoa. " no
accompanied the samoa commission 70 Berlin
Mis- Murray. Who ba. been for some
week, At Hotel B.acon. " inter Hall.or. j. to
give serics % reading, At the different Rar
Hartor ho,el.. beginning Friday evening la.,
al The Loui,burg.
Mr.. G. II Drummy wll leave This ciit
Thur,'ia, 10 represent Pine IRE. Court. \. q.
+, al con, ention Of the supreme III IN Court
OF that body To h. held ST Minneapolis, COM
mcncins the 18th inst.
collector Rc,iman who had sangrrnou-
toe smputsted some weeks aco. submitted to
amputAiion Of the foot at the in-tcp. on Thur
das last. by Dr,. Sanger 81 Bangor, Hodskins
OF Ellsworth and other surgeons. Although
he j. suffering much. ar Informed that be
Is getting along Wei sud that hs phy .ician.
src hopeful for his recovery In hi. suffering
he has the sympathy % the whole community
and their beet wishes for hi. rapid restoration
. health.
-Addvj 10 our IL; a: Juvenile T.u.fl.-> ~
Hancock county /. one al the Fullerton district
IN tbs eat, Organized bs Mr. j. A. thatto.
With the following offerr- and named HOPE
:,
>upt. Mr.. Clara 4. YORK. ii A--'t. >upt !:
Mr.. Emiline Holt End Asst. suyt. Ma, Full
erton, c. T.; Dora Belts, '. T.: E..lc Holt,
Sec; Aluria Murch. Chap. Fred Nnrch Mar.
Hattie Holt A. NJ; Elmor Jones. Guard; T.
tellA Ray. sen, Mary ra,riluiu. Trca-. En-
ma Renirk, +. :; Harvard Murch. Il =;
Willie Holt 5, Harry Jones. ?. {. T.
AT tbs lAst meeting OF Thank living Lodge
Of &. r.. Urland. the follow iug of,icer- were
elected Tor the ensuing quarter Eugene Grey,
q. T.; Fiorrnce l.. Sparrow, Y. T., \. II.
| Dresser. Ser: Mary +. Gibb. r :; VI. l..
farnham. T; +. :. Stsples. G.; J Il. saun-
der, NJ. Katie Lawrence, g.. Levi 7. Staples,
There Wa. another my-terou, fire Tues
/ day night liiile after midnight which ha- ex-
cited the whole city, and people are discussing
the matter to-day on the streets and In the
| stores. The ire wa- in The OGDEN building
, ow ned by Lcwi- Friend aud took 10 the parti-
, ton between the store, Of A. Z. Harden and
Mis- Mahan. miiliner and drr>- maker. Though
the flames got good start they were >oon con
| trolled by our excellent, ,ficient fir, depart
| menf. Mr.. Harden. stock 81 good wa- mov d
I out 10 good shape and was but slightly dam
| aged tie uninsured Nil, Mahau'.
| good. v hich were very near total los from
| hre and water. were covered by insurance
| The damage 10 the store is not large Ii was
/ insured. The upper part Of the building is oc-
| cupied by Mrs.. Roberts i dwelling house
| but she was absent al the time OF the fire. the
| only occupant Of her premises being Mis- sar.
| gent who gave the alarm and but for whom
| the fire might have proved greatly more de.
| structiye than il wss. The general verdict i,
, that the fire was incendiary, set by some one
| ~ho broke into the building and the feeling i.
| growing that the other recent fires, all OF
| which have happened since the third Of July
are ucendary too and this fact is the cause Of
the prevailing excitement to v hich We ailud.
| ed above.
w alter L. Mains Great Golden Interna.
| fional shows. Thrilling Wild West. Worlds
| Museum. Monster Meuagerie. Grand Egyptian
| Caravan and Mystic Circus from Japan
| Well there YOU have it, and this great COM
bination. presenting the most acceptable and
| refined entertainment ever organized. is 10 eX-
! hibit in this city. We would willingly devote
| all our space TO a rehearsal Of the Thousand
| wonderful! features OF this great show. but
reference TO the posters and small bIls with