Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-11

! y bH-'oia Is ia 10" LUIS week
Is ready to attend promptly TO all orders for
piano-forte tuning hich may be left at joys
music store. Main street
Warren c. Philbrook, Esq, of wateryille,
| formerly of Castine, has been admitted to
practice in the United States Circuit Court at
/ Portland.
| The building at the corner of Main and
West streets. Bar Harbor, is being demolished
TO make way for new one TO be erected by
Mr.. }. j. roney.
The reading room will be closed Friday
aud Saturday of this week for the purpose of
| removal to the new block where the room will
be opened TO the public Monday morning,
at the usual hour
Schooner Snow Squat of Bucksport.
| which got on the Lodges at the entrance OF
| Camden harbor recently, after being lighted of
/ load OF brick, was blown of Thursday morn
! iug aud sunk inside the harbor.
4 MIR. David SWEET of Lsmoine, died at that
I place on sunday. the 7th inst. at the age Of
1 seventy-tive years and five months Mr. SWEET
/ was welEknown here. he formerly having been
+ the mail stage driver between this city and
\ Lsmoine.
Coon You, The Chinese laundrym IN Of
Bar Harbor. wishe, it stated that the trouble
( between Lee Sing and Charlie Sing h4, been
satisfactorily settled. Coon You paid Lee
sing $40 for Charlie Sing and Coon You will
run the laundry at Bar Harbor this summer
The labor troubles at Bar Hsrbor have not
abated. aud the carpenters are holding out,
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notices. telling all union joiner- and carpenters
TO stay away from Bar lIarhor until the trouble
i settled. II |, hoped bv all that the difficulty
may he adjusted soon
The b,,t shoe made for farmers ard al
outdoor workers j, the Tapes Bread Win
neT.N which t. manufactured expressly for
their Use. II ! capital hoe for wear easy
and psat 70 The foot and at the same time
tough aud durshle. Don't fail to zee it when
purcha> NJ Your next pair Of shoes.
The unfortunate weather lately has had
di>agrceai.ln effect upon the numbering crews
IN the up-riNer districts, and The cons, queure
i that very liltir WORK h4, been done. Th,
crews Of drivers have been going ap during
tie la>t week or Two. and even those that have
been There three week. have accomplished but
little The weather ,tji continues cpld there
In fact, It ha> been 50 coii tbs, the ice la not
left the streams and ponds, and IN many pieces
il j. qui;e tbck yet. while the snow eti!l ii,> in
the woods. 1t i, >sa there l. considerable
water running ou the tor Of the ige on the
streams.
William y. lee Of Bucksport. civil engi-
nesr died Fridsy lie WAS the only child Of
John J. lee, the town treasurer. The de-
ceased wa Il wears OF ase ami was much
respected citizen. He was taken LEX at Rock
land while working on The Lime Rock railrcsd
aud after arriving home the Hines. developed
into t, phniI ineum3nis. Mr. Lee ha1 been
member y ,ar lodge Of Ancient Or,I-r Of
Unit.d Workn,u Tor i've YEAR he ie.,e-
widow anl f.Ir children to mourn AZ ,o>,
Mr. +. II >,ration contractor. ha, iu,,
shipped tsr-o Of lumber from TIE PurriU
Lumber CO.. an board tie schooner susan
France. Pat " lae cargo j. de-'in.I FOR
Hancock oiHt, wL,fs Mr.. strait 4. TO- build
large eiab.a for 4 ! stri4- " h tu-rr. The
remainder wtt IT, li>.l M the construction ~
smother static, ru Griud>'oue N,,k. for r. l..
Harrison II Iui ,Arlriii4. Th~ cottage st
CA>tnr, which Nr >tra;;on j. hutliin- for
CO.. hoian " MN YORK i nrsrig compirt,i
The schooner Jennie A. stubs. " Buck,-
port. Carjsiu HoiEion, arrn ed IN Charleston.
So. May ,. from Mayseurz. Porto Rico,
making another round tiip in y lit.. This i.
the second time ihi> fruit season that she ha.
done IL. Her os 0rr j. i Kurk>ppri man Both
time, h, took out Il cargo Of lumber snd