Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17
Nc Hearts, cove is situated in Blue
|. about four miles from the VILLAGE Me

belonging to Mr.. James Grindlc. Mr. joel
Long. now nearly 90 years Of age. was me
first permanent settler at this place In
ls09 he came here to take charge ot mil.
belonging to McSsrs. Ellis : Spotford. the
place being an almost unbroken forest.
He bought the mill and privilege in 1897
and erected new mill on the site Of the
old one. which he operate ed until few
wears since. He still retains his faculties
in good degree. his memory j. good and
he reads without glasses some hours each
days The supply of lumber for this mill
is rather limited much of il being brought
around shore from other places. the .nill
standing at the head of the tide. This cove
is the natural outlet for much Of the wood
land. lying between Starry ana Blachiil. =
large amount of conlwocd being shipped
from here each year. The district now
comprises 81 dwelling houses. 4 store. and
one of the best built. aud best preserved
school houses In the town. About a mlst
to the east OF the cove j. the granite quar-
~. at what is called the High head. own
ed by Capt NJ Chase On the west gran
tie hedges cropout in all directions
UNDER BAN.'-TAi, i. tar title of a ~ ~
novelrt just commrnred IN TiIr >,TuEn,Y
EVENING P,,>r 81 Phiiarhil. M ihli admirable
au;hore>s. Nil. Amanda NJ. Doug ia>. IA}>
novelei viii run for abpu, i.rrc months; aud
~, A.. KHAN =.
MI p-o...,,, A.. rms ,-,...,,.> t.,.t.> Il,
PSF /. one Of thc ie.t of NJ tr.ar, .,.I.m..
ami adapted tor family reading I" tl'e un'ai"r
l'""''e' ">'idl ANA t'''''''''''NS ''''' i'''' q"
plia. Sam, n.,pl-l. .cut-r.i.
f.,v ,...-. 49,. w,
c,,.., tar., ~
much attached. M, business r.oufrs...,
larger and younger animal SOLD her 4, n
yer, low price. ID one If III, ue..lnlr.
~ whom he knew >hc wou.d hc wa trra.-
ed. with the understanding that when BID
had no further use for her. She should br
Killed. The beast however was >uh,e-
quently sold to horse trader for Il trihr
When the children Of the first owner hc-
came aware OF the sale they rcpurcha>el
the horse. killed and buried her: thus car
r1ing out the wishes oftheir deceased faih-
er.
Mark Twain saws. Horace Greeley
once tried 10 make living a. writing m,..
ter and failed. Hi. COW Wa ..yirtpr !
its own reward" hut the scholars wrote
II. Washing with soap j wholly absurd"
The Young Ladies circle az Snr.s.
vile Win hold A Fair Aud Awe dance Al
Hamor's Hall. on the 22d inst.
-Tb. Relr,s, x.,,,.,,.,, d..~,ar,. cha,
tn. ..cs, crop win y. .bor,, ah,r. l.,
nrerpiscs next >eo.ov
,....,n
"il''i ID 'lie Maine Arinrr uA1'r
IT. '-n''uIe p I'm woman. -'F'~ 'a"
i''' '''-''
i"f VIM it'i" luh over crazy Wo-
man by the name OF Jane Ihar~tou. Il
a a..~ seem a. if.a.h q rus-t..,tuu. -n.,,,,., a., .
nr,tectior esnerIally IN n t.,n.t
- he Augusta JouTha! relates iAAi an
advert i>eIncni ola small sewing machine.
for sl00. was answered by a Young man
in the rural district. who received tn 70
'uih TT HIT ""''a' " N4't-I'AA'E n" 7
worm ABOUT II cents.
-Weprcfcr to Ut .Jy.h BIlliu-.>r .l.,
IN. weather t,r u.,,-la,.. ..r...-.,
IN: Sc,
"a "' FN,
up the month once ln i"ur traf> there /
q pIe ihtI'- anu 'heh tAt D'Aih >Ntil~ ana