Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

has treated and by prominent physicians
OF the State. lie has had large aud sue
cessful experience and should be visited
BY all who stand In need of his services.
He will visit residences on application.
As will be seen by his advertisement,
Andrews Orchestra assisted by Miss
! Trundy and Mrs. Wsssatt Will give vocal
aud instrumental concert to be followed by
a ball 10 this city on Thursday evening OF
next week Andrews Orchestra Is one Il
the best In the State and assisted by sueh
vocal talent cannot Tail OF being very at
tractive.
The pioneer silver brick, of any cor-
siderable size. made from Maine ores, has
been received sud j. on exhibition al the
Office OF {. {. Burriil la this city. The
| brick is from Crooke's Refining aud Smelt.
ing Works. New York. and is made from
the ore Of the Gould,borO mine. OF which
Mr. Hurrill i the treasurer. 1t weighs be-
tween 81 and ~ bis. and - valued at
something over sij0
Last "wednesday afternoon. a. Hon.
Samuel WATSON and Nj. Luther Lor d were
riding up Bridge Iiill. they were run into
by q grocery wagon, their carriage WAS
overturned, both thrown out and Mr..
WATSON quite seriously cut snd bruised
about the head aud face. The grocery
wagon Ma driven by boy who lain, that
IA In. q ~.
Mr.. f.ord Wa only slightly bruised. Mr..
WassoG's carriage was badly broken up.
The growth Of the mining interests In
this county In. gwen rise 10 the ressi,y
OF Mining Exchange in this city aud the
question OF establishing such a place for
the sale and transfer of stocks il being
considered by number of those interested
IN mining property in the county. A.
the cruter OF mining region that bid.
fair Ia become important in the near TO-
t1re. Ellsworth should DOT delay in this
matter.
The Commercial SAYS that while the
Schooner Sophia Wiley was being towed
out OF the port OF Bangor. sunday, Capt.
liam and sailor went below 20 &c, din
ner. While the captain was below sailor
bv the name of Green fell overheard aud
was drowned. The accident occurred near
Crosby. Narrow. The current WAS very
swift aud the man was carried rapidly
away. The deceased va. named William
Green sud hailed from Brooksvllle. He
wa. twenty odd years OF age.
Gilbert Moore. OF Goald.bsro. was
recently instantly Killed at South West
Harb"r. bv falling from the mast OF hi.
vessel aud breaking his neck. Before lesv-
Ing home lac had dreamed OF being Killed"
in that wAv, and OF seeing hi. lifeess
body lying upon the vessels deck He
spoke Of hI. remarkable dream 10 a friend.
and Of his consequent dread OF leaving
home. shortly before the fatal casualty.
His remains were sent home for intermeu ut
lie leaves a widow and several children.
Prom Geo. +. Bracket OF Belfast.
are ia receipt OF copy OF the Journal OF
their lssi anuusl session. AT SkowhegAn.
IN October. The order appears to be IN
fouri.hing condition, with 80 Lodges and
1000 members. They have quite fund
10 the treasury, and missionary NOR. and
the Institution of new Lodges Sill be act
lively continued the coming winter. Six
teen new ones have been organized since
the Grand Lodge will be held a, Bangor
next April.
The two shaft houses of the BluehIll
Copper Mining and Smelling Co. will be
up aud inclosed about the 21,h OF this
mouth. The vein in No. 2 shat, i now
twelve feet wide and thoroughly mineral
ired with high grade ores. Ia No. shat,
the vein cut by the drif lie fifteen feet wide
OF which about twelve feet Is high grade
ore and the balance good grade milling
ore This company Is now drifting on the
vein and taking out ore. The drin 10 the
cas-, is 10 about 20 feet on the vein and to
the west abou, feet. This week the men
have commenced STOPPING 10 the vein Gu,
by DRIFT from No. shaft.
The dramatic reci,ations given by Mis-.
Gertrude +. Moore in Hancock Hall on
Saturday evening were most highly enjoy
ed by those who heard her. Miss Moor e
is possessed OF = good voice which has
already received 4 good degree OF cultlva-
ton and TO which is added . dramatic
sbiliiy, natural and acquired. OF which
teniion OF her audience IRON the first and
can draw q smile or tear AZ will. as was
frequently shown Saturday evening. After
SLING several appointments in this State
and in Massachusetts, she will resume her
studies. Miss Moore gives promise OF be-
coming one OF the lew fret class readers
OF the country.
The IS mile Go-as-you-please contes,
Ia Hancock Hall. Thanksgiving evening.
drew a large crowd TO witness what could
be doue by home talent. There were five
spaulding and Reynolds. The track was
"a laps TO the mile. A smart walk on the
FIRST lap was followed by run on the sec
ond, which was kept up. with only short
intervals OF walking during the first ten
miles by all except Jellison, who soon
fosnd that his best gait WAS q walk and
this be maintained for the most part to the
close. The nrst prize OF el2 % WAS won
by Parody who made the - miles in 4
hours and 10 minutes and the second, Of
t5.0o,by Gaynor in hours and 81 minutes
and the third, . silver cup, by Jellison who.
At the completion Of "a miles and 20 laps.
found himself alone on the track and the
third in the race. Spauldins IN de "a miles
and Is laps though suffering greatly from
want OF proper preparation and handling
He showed good pluck. however. and only
left the track when his chances of success
became hopeless. Reynolds was con-
PEELED 10 leave the track At the end OF 10
miles and q laps. Jeilisou. is only 10
years old and will. with proper TRADING.
make a dangerous antagonist In a square