Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-08-23

son of William Mcneil, of Bath, while play
ing near Soule's ship-yard, was injured to
such degree BY cart body falling upon
him. that he died in few hours.
Some yandal damaged some stone in the
granite yard at Frankfort lately 10 the ex-
tent of nearly 81 900 by breaking of pieces
from finished work.
The Grand Army men estimate that the
department will make 5000 to $500 BY
Thursdays reunion, through the rebate from
the railroads on tickets sold.
Lieut.. Col. John I. Richards. Of Gar
diner, has been appointed Inspector General
of the staff of the Commander-in-C Chief OF
the Maine Militia with the rank Of Brigadier
General. vice General Charles p. Mattocks,
resigned
The Press says the loading of the steam
er Brooklyn was finished Friday and she
sailed Saturday forenoon for Liverpool. Her
cargo consists, in round numbers, Of one
and quarter million Of lumber, in the opln
ion Of her stevedore, the largest freight Of
this material ever shipped al Portland.
Camp Meeting John Allen says he has
attended 331 camp meetings. and iii 1914
served his country five days.
The EaStpor Sentinel says The mys-
FERROUS wreck on Herring Cove Beach has
appeared in sight. II has been buried be-
meath the sands for number of years and
washed out during one Of the recent rains.
No living person on the island knows how Il
came there or what its mission was in the
Bay of Fundy. The wreck is known 10 have
been there more than one hundred years,
and it was old then. Those who saw i be-
fore il became buried in the sand say i was
Of very ancient model. and i'll sirangest
feature was the entire absence Of iron III lis
fastenlngS.
The Commercial says Manicy X. Nor
gan, formerly Of Bangor, but now of Color
ado, i in Bangor Mr. Morgan left Bangor
eight years ago and went into the sheep bus
mess. He and Thomas circuit another Ban
gor boy, have flock Of about 5000. While
Mr.. Morgan has been successful himself he
does not advise Young men to 90 West at
present, unless they have .arge capital.
Wages Of ordinary workmcn In Colorado
are no more than i'll Maine aud ail the AZ
sirahle claims are taken Up. The pleasure,
Of life IL Maine are far greater rhhn li:c ID
the West. Mr.. Morgan thinks.
The Rryltbiirda say> W. IN Monday.
j1.37j pound, Of ra,pbcrr.e~ ha4 bern
shipped from For; Fairfield station. rhis
amount includes an from this section e.
oeptng those being bought and prepared for
use IN Caribou by Mr.. Stet>on II Nedfofd.
Mass, who j. dong an extensive business.
Al the berries first mentioned are steamed
and pat mp for shipment Al Fishers potato
house. Fort Fairfield. The ra,ph. ~, crop
val. continue about two weeks longer. and !,
j, estimated that over - 600 will br di>trib-
uted among orr people on account III This
new business.
The IerisfaR InnrnIi ,a., that Ita
French az Hast Turner. IL year- o.I. ha,
this summer driven pair of horses ou the
mowin. machine 10 out TWENTY-FIVE acres ~
grass, and has rakod the same with a horse
rake and pitched Il into the barn With d
horse pitchiork. In addition. Mi, French
can bake as good a batch oF biscuit, Oh do
houSework As we! n, ANY housewife in furg-
er.
In attaching the harA Of + Shaw y
Bros. about 80 cords. located IL Frrrch-
mans Grade. q called. ou the Europcaa ant
North American division IL thu Maine Cen
ual, near Bancroft. we're passed by. anl ihe
kngman tanncry win at once resume. he.nE
able 70 obtain bark from THU unattached .ut
Additional attachments WI the rall e,,a,, WI
II. Shaw \ Bros have been placed !n prno5-
SCOT county as follows :. b. lllmc III Last.
port. 10000; Casco National Bank ".
Portland, 100000; Samuel Grrricy II
Readicld, $4,000.
Arthur j. Edcccomb. NJ D., a we'll
known and respected physician Of Lancaster,
Mas, died on the OH if,.f nT EritrN.'. dis