Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-26

known, consisting Of William G. Treworyx
master; John hurry. mate: Charles &
WATSON, oldest son Of Samuel WATSON
Edward Treworgy, son orc. :. rrewore,v
/ all of surry. and rumor saws. cook
shipped in Salem.
Prom what San be gathered. it is sun
posed the vessel was capsize,l in a sudden
>Guah the night Of Aug. 30.h. Althouob
there are some slight Indications of her
having collided with some other vessel.
The loss OF = lumber beaded vessel In
ge'her with all the crew. ia the summer
time, and upon the great coa>t-wise hiyh.
WAY. j. almost without parallel which
SiNc hopes that they may have been res
'ncd. 10y some outward-bound vessel.
CITY Improvements are ohscrN able on
every hand. Perhaps the most noticeable.
are those on Water Street. enlarpinr and
adding To- the wharf recommendations
Dyer i. Jordan purchased recently Tho
shore groP"ry and Shi Yard Of the
Mc>srs- Hopkins. known a. The Jones.
ship ard. and la. been making som.
valuable improvements thereon. \ larcc
wharf Is in process of bnilding. and the
lodges In the river. ln-shore. which were
~ ~" way OF the vessels, have been blast
81 and cleared away. 50 that now this
property will be valuable sim further
up Hall Bros. have purchased the Black-
smith shop belonging to +. VI. Watts. the
old steam Mil >iic. and are putting M a
steam MIL for planning. &c Two plancr,
for boards. AMI one for clapboarl. will Doe
put Ia operation. \ large engine with sui
hcient power To drive 4 large amount II
machinery will De- put In. thi, building
and If parties want power and space for
any Kind of manufacturing hu>is.-,. Il can
70" bad. for these entcrpri,ing gentlemen
" 10 add building afer building. until thc,r
4" alter front j. all covered. If it J. wanted.
Still further down two or three new build
inE- for store, have been erected thi,
season. and two Of these are now occu-
pied. Another public improvements &. the
AAAflA VI AAA' ~tffFfA lFtUl NUN street Ia
Town HE. shortening the distance 70 the
fall- Village. and giving traveller, one
road that i passablc for riding carriage.
when It j. completed = n. Whiting Ia,
finished hi elegant new house and moved
into %. |, j. the best house. probably Ia
th' city. or The county. T. /, an elegant
hliiing. finished dflrnishedthroughoui
On the new = cri Just PANEL. two line
dwellings are going up, which add, much
tn tho appearance Of that par, Of the ci.y.
one II those houses l. tor Lewis Frirui.
and the other for John I. Crippcn
>TicA>rr ~ THE srAGE.-Thc fic,'..ss
and flcfio'" Editor OF the !>aErtsr take, d..
leave of the Iloulion stage thusly:
on some accounts Il v ould De plea>au,
O. - ono" more by carriage to Naiiaw aim
A'ac- that W. might take a last, long and
eternal farewell OF the fiily-scven miles 81
mud. rui~. stones. thumps. bruises and
huuucr- through the woods and far ava"
But wc forcgo that pleasure. and tn the
solitude Of our room in Imagination biI an
everlasting farewell to the road from Houl-
tom {" Mauawamkeag. MAY IL. ruilr- Of
wc-r~nmc drcariness, its crowded and
iamm.d coaches. it, sufiocatiug heats, H.
chilling winds. IL. drenching rains. r.
whtsAey-h,foolel passengers. it, .ufioca,-
ius tobacco smoke. h. vocabulary II oath,
and nb,ccniiy IL tcnicr-heartcd driver
wh" regard their passengers a. - many
bales ~ good. 20 De- delivered al the end 81
the route In like good order and we'll
conditioned. never again be youch-afcl 10
a. We bid all these and 4 thousand aud
one other di-cominrt> aud infedcitie- good
bye goodbye forever.
Cur reader had better cut this out and
Pui Il into their vest pocket TO read when
they can bid adicu To the Ellsworth and
Bangor stage coach.