Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

some time mast feeding squash ia the
hope of being able to bring it up to 200 lbs.
The feeding is done by cutting OH the vine
about six feet from the squash and placing
the end in pan into which fresh mix Is
daily poured. BY this means the vine an-
serbs about two quarts of milk per day
aud the squash gains about pound day
in weight.
il L. Webher of Bangor aud Hon. +.
II. We, be- at 81. Adams have lately pur-
chased OF y 4 Siackwrli Il Co. Bangor,
abont fiiy thousand acres OF timber land
on the Mattawamhcag river and east
branch of the Penob>cot river. said 10 be
well covered with heavy growth Of hem
lock. which will soon he wanted for the
various tauneries in the vicinity OF the
lands.
In consequence of the trouble with the
Savings Bank, many of the drposit"rs IN
the SAowhagan Bank become alarmed and
commenced something of run upon II a
few DAYS since. Fifty thousand dollars
were paid out, when the deposi'ors hnding
they could get their money didn't want II.
Andrew j. Bean formerly Of Bangor
committed suicide in California by cutting
his throat. The day previous his brother
Charles W. Bean. FORMERLY of Brewer,
committed suicide by hanging. The father
| of these men naLy years ago committed
suicide by jumping into the well near hls
| house. IN Browutield. and drowning.
A copy of the manifest of the steamer
City of Waco" shows that she had ON
| board. Illegally shipped by her owners ard
! consigned To the gas company of Calves
| ton. 800 eases OF petroleum. The remain
/ der of the cargo consisted of general mer-
chandi>c. The word petroleum" in the
manifest was slurred over In such a way
| that il j. difficult TO make ont what il Is
| Certainly. had the clerk understood it. lac
| would have been deTclict IN his duty IA
grant the vessel clearance, unless the pc
troeum had beeu first removed.
Andrew Bradbury of FAii field, mem
/ her oi the Skow uesan ! i@h school. icft hi
| boarding place "Wednesday. November 81
To- 90 home to his fathers. who lives al
Keudall's Mills. since which time he ha'
not been seen. lie was young man
twenty -four years old. I've feet sever
/ inches hi.h. thin and spare face with >lI-h
| mousttchr. aud dressed In black Goa an'
/ gray pants with short. brown ovcTcuat
\ general search WAS made for lin yc>
tcllay.
About four O'Clock on recent morn
iny Oiil-cr Eaton. OF Jersey CITY. found :
Wy -. ,...,,,- i...
t'''N -, ~ XXI H., H.. ,,.l
,,'m, ,, So, ,'"- m hon... y,h.I.,hrv cav
,r.ir ,,.,,,,,.. NJ. .rt,p.,. p,e,I. ana Mabel \
Reed They said fhry were husband au'
wife The eirl -atl that her parents wer
well TODD residents ui Bangor. Ne, iha
.h. t...,rn. a,1u,iut,,l w.tA Thons, Aut
.cv.u n.,f.rl,. 49,, married HIN. Ilr cam,
10 Jrr-ry 'fy in search II wpIA. >h
,..,,,,,,,t,,,,,.. ham. n, had found none
,ua rt,., w.,.. u.ruI.c>~ They foam,,
ahnu, The streets uu.if iiaaily They ia
J,,yp,,..f.,u where rhry Ncsc found. e.
Portland Ar.u,.
,t a--.
., "' 49,. %, %
lt'"' .'' ''- h r 70 ''''N'' 81
. eel a> ..4. "4 a"-'I .t-..- 81. B."
schooner Ahranlm Eah1rle"u. iic I"i
Ba-> HaihHf "n SATURDAY. go sfii-H"al
iutru.il.g =" come &" ii.,- CITY aac itNc ga
steamer Lewiston f'r Portland ii" un
doubtcdly attempted 10 enter pwf- lleA'
! Harbor. aitd the boat struck a rucN an
foundcrrd. lie va ~ years "f az. IA
formerly lived Ia Oldtuwu. His father is q
BLrbadoes where the deceased was .duca
ted aud bad t'ie French word ''egIl' prick
ed into hi arm. a. described by ~ la
I week II" hHd made Al- home lu lTcinUN
aud friends from mere cane 10 tn. or
( last Monday. ldrNilA'a tAe o'ht. aud WI
take IL there Tor burial on steamer Lew :
toH to-day. E"eAi-ui opim'u.
An attempt Wa, made O. burn the .h.I
Charter OaA OF S-ar-pp.t. Nc. .'ap'
smith Of East BudscwA;cr. Mas ua tb,
18th OF September. She sailed from Nrv
York. April 18th, and arrived a ShauGh.
August 3l-t. September l5;h. Ihoma
Hove. one OF the crew. raised the cry "a
fire. The crptain discovered the fame
near the main hatch. and an alarm va
immediately given. but out only one shin