Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-08-07
JAMES F. DAVIS, Mayor.
F. X HOPKINS,
A. II NORRIS. Aldermen
=. J. MORRISON,



Voted 70 adjourn.
Attest T f HALE. Clerk
The Rccpri has the largest circulation
nl an! PAPER 10 hAnc"cA county Nineteen
is,, ,y.cl snd hi. weel the number has h,,n
increased 10 l91i.-Bdr Harbor Record
The AMERICAN can see you on thsi, Bro
h'f"ri. snd go You several hundred hefef'
Al Inc present time Inc AMERICAS ! printing
each week to supply It's patrons 2252 copies,
with sieAdty growing subscription lit. sud
having demand equally good ut all times OF
Or. X. f. Iagerthv Of ; dywick, while
riding on the Fall. road near the mills. Thu.
Wednesday morning IN comIauy With pr
Manning. received fracture OF the lefl wrist
hy the accidental up.e,tiug of the carriage.
pr. Harerthy vs.. 4, once taken to pr. Man.
nin-'- nftce, where biz arm VS., properly
dressed by pr Manning and pr.A. q. lIascr-
thy. his brother. AT present the arm i doing
well.
on SATURDAY. lat. MIR. WI. Stsnwood
wba /. In poor health. amused himself bv cit.
ting At hi. window and counting the team.
which passed bv. According 10 his figure.
there crossed the bridge. one way or the other
between III. hour. Of O'Clock I'm III, morning
and O'Clock In the evening. l66 double team.
and go single teams. OF the foE.ner h. e.,,.
mate. that one-hslf the number were loaded
with lumber.
on the tr., instant the schooner r,tbop,
laden with slaves. sailed from this mort for
Tddv,tH. \ WIN. h.in,. lowed on, -,
the river The vessel .t,ueA on the .lsh. 4,
common occurrence. when IN, ,,...l VS..
If laua Island 81. Wa. found 10 be Ies.in.,
A. til. l.sk kept increasing through the dsv.
Capt: Chancy. who Wa IN command Of tie
vessel. rsn into Na.keag Uarbor and spchor, d
Tor the night. The next moruip. tn, leak vs..
% bad thst Cart Chsney rsn tscA 10 This port
for repairs,
The sumner school Of Expression =, Bar.
k.ryillc. Lew ision. I. evidently having term
OF marked interest and prufit In addition 10
the u>ua. instruction there hs,, been address
e. =. follows. Rev Henry Blanchard. u. D.,
gave tau on the art OF expression: Mr.. How
sra NJ. TieAnor Of Boston. tie weiI.knowp
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iucted the exercises. The school il supplying
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i he MIL boarding house and stables at
h''Arho! stream hAh'ocA' Owned T.! H. NJ
IS nan oil I'M cllS' were hrhed Moncat'
i"-''her Win >eNefaI Thousand ire' Of boards
"h''h were r'uch IN close proximity 10 The
mouse IL i thought tha' tht nre caught IN
me 'laD'e hS 'he accidental contact OF spark
I'M kerosene OIL Inc MN "ss situated
SCOUT t"o hundred Sud MY lttt from the
burning buill'hS-' ani fortuhatelH the wind
wa lowing from u or u would no DOUBT nave
gone ny IN smoke ne ere" worked IKE he
Foes but 10 no avail, Inc buildings were H.
'ufed III Ellsworth agencies
Rev. Frank f. Hesley, who recently re-
turned from Boston, brought 10 this Office on
Friday last, for our Inspection, Iii. new mail
bag II appears like wonderful invention
and seem. a. il ii eventually must come into
general use. us great improvement over the
old bag consists in the seemingly magic way
IN which IL iastens and unfastens. There Is
no outside strap whatever. The fastenings
consist Of Al outside lock and series OF in
side spring locks. The bag is opened by re-
ho'ih2 hts' Tue exterior oeh "nich releases
ii'''' ,"' ing ""'n Is a''ached 10
small but strong chain. a slight pull on this
chain vii! unlock the whole series Of interior
JOCKS. MI. Heaey has shown the bag to many