Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04

House livery stable. He had three horse,
harnesscd abreast to large niue passenger
blackboard.
There IS 4 commotion at Prospect Har-
Dor over the ultimatum OF the dealers there to
do q cash business. They have formed COM
blnation snd sdopted the mo trust. but nav AZ
YOU go' principle aud propose to adhere 10 II
until something breaks.
The East Maine Conference Seminary win
open IL fall term Aug. -. as will be seen by
an advertisement In another column of this
paper. This . a most excellent school. emf
nentiy deserving of public patronage MAY
marked prosperity attend it.
We are glad 10 note the fact that the Pine
Tree State Shoe factory has started up again
and i now going along II nothing had hap
pened. II j. believed that its financial difficult
ties " VI be satisfactorily adjusted and that IL
will do better business than ever
The Maine and New Brunswick Insurance
Go. has just paid through VIM II. Moore its
agent in this city, sl3S.3i to Russell s. Dorr OF
Bar iiarbor. who was insured In a $1,000 club
The payment above named was made on the
deaih of John q. Cousins of Biddeford. a mem.
her Of the club
The devoiions OF the mission. which I.
being held at = Joseph. Catholic church. this
week. 10y Rev. FIR. Himmel, are attended by
large numbers, and eloquent and instructive
sermons are delivered. Unusually large con-
gregstlons are present 1t the morning services
Al SEQ O'Clock
There will be q moonlight sail down the
bay saturday evening OF this week. The new
snd elegant steamer .Iuiet,e. will leave Grant.
wharf at o'clock T. NJ for two hours and
half sail on the bay. Monaghan, brass band
Will furnish music. This will be the only
moonlight excursion this season.
DR.. {. {. Morrison. W. NJ. Roberts, F. II.
Greey, 5, h. Whiting. +. h. Richards hsve
bonded several counties in this state for the
Morrell cure for drunkenness Or. Morrison
OF Bar Harbor. is making thorough test OF
the treatment and II found satisfactory an in
stiute viii be opened in this vicinity
Mr.. Thomas F.. shes's company closed
very successful week in TIL. city last Satur-
day night. Such j. the prestige Of Mr. Shea
thst people from several OF the neishboriug
towns cane In to hesr him. driving mile. to be
present. II ! good company, well led and
IL business wei conducted. Mr.. she's will al
ways be welcomed to Ellsworth
See elsewhere the advertisement OF the
Buehll and Ellsworth steamboat line The
boats on thi, route are the elegant little stesm-
er Julieite. Capt. Oscar A. Crockett aud the
fine steamer Florence. Capt Ralph H.
Crockett. These are fine boats and popular.
reliable masters, worthy OF the public patron.
age. We hope they VIII prosper a. they so
empenily deserve.
+ The Republican State Committee began
work Tuesday. An active campaign is TO be
iuaugurated and many speaker. have been en-
gagged The campaign speaking begins on the
seventeenth. Chairman MAniey left Augusta.
Tuesday afternoon for Ellsworth TO consult
Senator Hale. He goes to Bar Iarbor to-day
to consult Mr.. Blaine The services OF both
a. speakers are desired.
The following nominations have been
male for representatives to the legislature by
the Hancock Democrats: Buck,port snd We
rona class Fran. +. Smith OF Buck>pori: Deer
Isle. swans Island and Isle M Haut franklin
/ Il. Ferguson % Deer Isle: Orand tastiue and
Brook-yilie. Richard +. Hartman OF Orland
Hancock, Amherst. OILS. Lamoiue. Wsltham
Aurora, Trenton. Marsyie and No. 80. Avon
2. Fo-- OF Hsneock.
On Tuesday evening of last week Miss
Louisa Heath gave psror concert AT her
home in Seal Cove. The floral decorations
show ed good taste and added much to the at
tractiventss Of The occasion. The program.
which was well carried out. consisted OF music
by the quartette. violin and piano solos and
recitation>. Refreshments were served after
the program; and after short time for con-
ver-alion the guests departed, all agreeing
that Miss Heath /. an excellent hostess
The summer tourist OF al age, At Bar
Harbor invariably appears on the street In ten
nis trousers. hnt il i, seldom that he allows hi,
athletic tendencies to so far get the asceudency
a. to wear blazer The ordinary sack coat
always accompanies the cool tennis trousers
The JAunly Yachting cap Is the prominent
head gear for yach,men and landsmen alike,
although the fashionable and sensible broad
brimmed straw always appear. on the hottest
days.
Miss Harriet Shaw sailed for America last
Saturday on her way 10 Bar Harbor. AT Bos-
ton she viii be joined by Miss Caroline Clark
who will give concert with Miss Shaw at the
hebo slIey theatre Saturday morning Au-
gust %. The song and harp rerital- given by
these TWO artists in the psst have been among
the most popular ard enjoy able entertainments
At hebo During the intervening month, both
have been studying under the best instructor.
in Europe and rare treat is in store for the
music loving people at Bar Harbor.
An unfortunate accident occurred the 2sth
ult., 81 Bar Harbor. in which a very lovable
little child narrowly missed death. Little Mar
garet Dunbar, the five years old daughter OF
Mr.. Chas. W. Dunbar, was in the Porcupine
block st play with another child when she BY
some means crawled under the railing " hich
surrounds the glass skylight which lets light
into the Of Robinsons store and fell
through the glass falling to the floor, distance
of some twelve feet. She Was badly injured
snd bruised. II was Il narrow escape
Sorrento made lively Thursday by the
arrival OF party Of forty from Seal Harbor,
who had taken the Creedmoor and were max
ing trip around beautiful Mount Desert
Among those who participated We're Prof. c.
{. Everett OF Harvard, and Ex-senator \. P.
Hi Of Denver, Col. The yacht King Philip
came into the harbor Thursday night with n
party Of yschtsmen aboard. A hop was given
ST the hotel in the evening In their honor.
which proved very pleasant sffair. Friday
the King Philip took Mr.. Charles A. Sinclair
and family for delightful sail about the bay.
Mrs. Emmon- Blaine has taken the pretty
little cottage In The Field which is known as
the George b. Higgins cottage, at Bar Hsrbor.
II is very dainty little house and was so much
desired by Mrs. Blaine. that the Wheeloeks
who had engaged It. consented to give 1t up
and take the Burrill cottage next door, Mrs.
Blaine who desires TO be very quiet, yet not
away from people, will have as neigbbors Mrs.
Frederick \. Goddard, and many other pleas
ant people. Her cousin, Mrs Edward Blair OF
Chicago. Is an occupant of one Of The Field
houses. Like many OF the cottagers In The
Field Mrs. Blaine will board at the pleasant
and homelike Marlborough. though she ex.
poets to spend the greater part Of her time al
StsnwOOd.
A letter to the Boothbsy Register from
ST. Pierre. Miquelon, says the hull of the wreck
Juliet Tilden Of Csstine, which went ashore
on Amherst Island Bar, over twenty years ago
and drowned crew OF seventeen men, all OF
whom were found and buried on the east cape
OF Amherst Island. was, by the heavy winter
| uip1s drjyar m rithtu four hundred yar1S