Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-22
County News.

Nattts
The report of shooting affair on board
of vessel at the mouth Of the river, pro-
duced quite sensation here. The excite
ment was growing prodigiously fast, when
little sober inquiry winnowed out, only a
second class rum row.
The controlling part Of the sch. Otranto
has passed, by purchase, into new hands.
Capt. Moses Hammond was master Of her
for p years. His son Charles has been
master since his fathers death, in 1875.
Ii was from this vessels main-mast head.
that Michael Bellatty fell.
If prohibitionist Dow will come and
dwell in these parts for while, he will be
suspicioned at least, that we have, not a
few, who are in favor of the "Maine Law"
but ''agin" its enforcement.
-Osgood 4 Freethy are shipping their
brick. Quite lot was spoiled BY the
sinking" of some of the arches The kiln
contained 100000 bricks had thirty two
arches, and consumed thirty cords of wood
in burning. The water used IN grinding
the clay, was raised from Floods stream by
hydraulic ram, and driven through iron
pipes TO the yard-pits. To listener. the
regular beating or pulsation of the water
ram valves, seems like thing Of life.
The painful news of the loss at sea of
Thomas \. Young ID. is but Just received,
ere the wires add the terrible supplement,
Lost at Sea, Willard and Chesley Luckings.
Surry, and Henry Jackson, Ellsworth"
The Luckings brothers leave large families
in Strengthened circumstances, Jackson was
a single man.
A few DAYS since, three rum be-deviled
teamsters made force and -arms" raid on
our suburban quiet. If the throwing
is repeated. officer Fields will be invited to
extend the courtesies of the law to the per-
formers.
Sunday morning yoke of large oxen
appeared, without owner or keeper. Sub
sequently it appeared that they were landed
from the Steamer Morrison the previous
evening, and having been put supperless to
bed. had rightly strayed IN search of some
thing to fill the inner OK.
The L. s. S Sabine, on board of which
a number Of our boys served during the
War. having outliyed her usefulness, is to
be dsmantled into kiln wood coaster.
Such is military fame.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Lord are confined
10 tie house seriously sick. They have the
sympathy Of ne:ghbors and friends in their
two-fod affection
Mr. Joseph Card, while lettering an
unruly COW. was thrown and broke his left
arm.
Capt. Charles Hammond has Just arrived
home sick with malaria chill, and other
complications. Why has the climate at
Rondout become 50 blood poisoning?
The Farmers Club at East Surry is re-
vived. With tie large inralid coyJ)s there,
an hospital is the greater need.
w. l.. Byarl has sold out and quit
keeping store. So he "opened not his
mouth" did it.
"A Jail Bird" fat as a porpoise and
greasy as Digger Indian, passed over the
way. on Saturday.
Some Of Our pension claimants feel
that they are snehblshly treated. \ few Of
the pension officials olsht to be bounced.
The prettest place in the wide,
wide world for summer resorts. is thusly
spelled N-c-w-h-u-r-y Neck.
The massive hill between Isaiah
Conar!'s and Joseph Gains j, an upheavaI
of flawless gnei>s.
a rumor is on the wing that the
Osgood, have sold their store to Surry
parties. Now lie, the democratic head
quarters 90 from the 7. o.
Somehow the FISH have steered clear Of
the weir traps at Newoury Neck Charge
it 10 the Republican party.
The getting Of hoop poles has grown from
poverty stepping stone, into reputable
industry. Even starvation land will grow
crop every fifth year.
The new noon time, IL min A. ) sec,
after L., standard time since NOV. Is, will
give nearly l6 minutes longer for the
porridre.pot Ia coil No 4