Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. Henry Hawkins has left Sullivan for
Waterrilie. where be will attend the Institute.
-Mr.F y. Roch of the New England Mum.
bering Co., North Adams. Mass, is In this
city. giving his attention to the numbering OF
residences, stores, &c. He will give all a call,
and first class work, In case they require his
services He wishes by bis work to get the
city ready for the free delivery Of mails.
The first man at the polls in ward one,
on election day, was Hon. John NJ. Hale, a
zeslous Republican. % year. OF age. He arriy-
Ell ahead OF time and determnedy waited for
the opening OF the polls. when he deposited,
as usual.a straight Republican ticket. and went
home. conscious OF having performed a duty
to the state and county.
-Shsw's Business College. Portland. Me-.
Is now in session in its eegsnt new rooms,
snd students are admitted at any time.
copy OF the new catalogue will be mailed free
10 any address. Those who desire a specimen
OF the ornamental penwork, executed at the
college, can secure one by sending twocent
stsmp.
The largest number of passengers Of this
road was built, came to Ruvk>port from Ban
Cor on the last train "Wednesday evening.
There were nearly five hundred aud fifty pa,.
senGer, distributed in seven passenger coaches
and the baggage ear The rush to the fair in
Bangor caused even standing room on each
coach to be al premium.
~ a recent meeting Of the Governor sud
Council At Augusta the following order was
passed:
Where's, certain complaint. from citizens
OF Hancock and Washington counties have
been made IN regard To the manner in which
". n Mcnamara. ti,h aud gam. warden, per
forms hi official duties. it l.. therefore,
ordered that the secretary Of State be- directed
I" notify laid Mc\amara to spp.ar before the
toNernor and Council on sept 18th. 1880 81
o'clock P. NJ. All persons Interested are re-
questcd 70 appear At said meeting.
News reache. here OF lively runaway
which occurred in orAnd and ny which Mr.
+. K. Buck barely escaped serious INJURY
three ear,-old colt which he was driving. At
tsched 10 gig. became frightened aud appar.
entity wild,in1 starting threw Mr.. Buck to the
ground and then tried to turn and tramrle
him but tire. being near Mr.. Buck jumped
behind ii IN time 10 save himself. The coli
ran report said. like deer" Down the west
ern hIil.through the business part OF tn. town
then across the bridge end OF tho long Hill on
the eastern side 81 the river Near the top OF
thu hill be wa. stopped. There were but few
,"rat' he, upon himself. but the II. was badly
dem rslizrd.
report ha> been circulated IN some OF
the suburban towns that L. T. Ra-num + not
Interested ID the 'Fall OF Rab, lon" that hi.
nam" i u>~d only a card, to speak, BY
which to catch excursions from out Of town
Manager Pcrley SAYS thrt this Is no, So Mr.
Raruum j. partner With Me>-f~. Bailey {
kiraf Y IN thr NcHlurc.Hnd takes A. much inter
est III the spectacle a II he personally conducted
il. 90 course the genial show nAu could not con
vencutly be present at al Of his shows al once.
although he generally manages To he on hand
Mt the initial performance. but hi influence 4.
felt and that !, potent factor in keeping up
the high standard of his various enterprises.
Suburban patrons mat rest assured that the
Fall OF BABY hon Is Que Of y. T's. cxhbi-
tion-.