Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-08-12
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One Weeks wissswiaxs ~ news.
Novelty and Nonsense.

reported 20 have h~sn tynehed in WyoHn-
ing recently, on aceoaut u erusity 10 bis
wife, arrived in Maehta. ls-' sesA- Ne
said he Knsw nothing sf-sut tHv report
until h. -aw u 10 print.
Alas, the sr,si ~ssekalsklsf H. taste
for firswatvr. Inherited fraa hl- prim-
tive ancestors. We taa "a lah - him.
and. great hall player - 10 vs-. be- sa- -
no further a., Co ths Cleveland astisnzi
league team. otdtssH ana the hssr hsii
"rooter~' arr iu tssr-.
The burberry Villages n Washington
county are busy. Tao H#fz - are pfrntN.
even he oauuer. stTUHt tHs5 fbs taty ou
imported frut wsau- HHeb - hsfns =
blueherry Cuuufy. aHf - s=FEHsE FH'rn
has teen grew luE aHza stead = FIR HFr
years, l. improy log essff ass.
\ big school - blue fi-H szfas - 80 tAs
mouth 81 the ~sss fas=H za=a saaa sni
some Of the p,opir s - sfe =#a=Hz=rHlfs 81
the Pier aud Camp tins had sfsai -lasrt
With the gamy u-h. rh5- s - s 3D. t'
the biggest school - 5HasfzH tasft f.r
six or seven years Ths hsh ar sid i1
have followed the mae safsi
Near Brewer one las Isst esska Nslrl-
Wind was seen to ship III tHa biggest
hayeock in an adl dining Hs5d - tHeauiy
a. power hay-liftrr NHHa8 H.. sd carry
it into the air sd feet. The has Na- IN
the mir about three mfuufrs. aud wh-u Be
was dropped by tn aHsria mud II ss-
scattered all over the lot
\ reunion OF New England governors
is to be held at Righy PARK. Portland.
August 10, when the chief mag s-trrte- 20
SIX states will meet and -bsse haud-. u
is not expected that they viii exc hang"
the old and powerful salutation between
the governors OF North and South
Carolina. Maine is in to part ieular need
of irrigation just now.
Patents have been granted To Maine
inventors as follows: {. II. Bartlett.
New Port land, arbor and attachment Tor
holding articles to be polished aud tin
i-hed; J. Berron, Jaekman. leai-turner.
J. T. Fogg, Garland, check rein loop; J.
lleaton, Brunswick, apparatus Tor COM
pelling how OF gas by means 81 currents
oft,liquids II. W. KenHi~eH, NV Port
land, garment hanger. !.
There is good prospect Of. "a United
States fish hatchery being located tn the
hngeleys. &. T.. Atkins, OF East Oriaud
hatchery, visited the lakes recently and
gathered " hat information he could in
regard to location and the best places to
+ gathe spawn. Mr.. Atkins vii send in
his report. It hatchery Is established,
work will be begun SO as to have it COM
! pleted in season to take eggs next fall.
Here is another use for Maine logs.
Despite the recent order issued by Cen
eral Weyler that no leaf or raw tobacco
shall be admitted to Cuba, the attempts
to smuggle in Sumatra wrappers goes
merrily on. The last lot left New York
on July "A snugly packed in several dozen
logs from Maine, which were shipped to
Havana on board the steamer "Segur-
anca". Some of it was captured 10y
General Weyler's men, but more was not,
and as a result the cigar manufacturers
are happy.
1t is reported that private consuIta-
tion OF directors OF certain Maine wooden
that after a thorough study OF the situa-
ton, it was decided to begin at once the
purchase of wool from the wool-growers
OF the State for e-st ocking of certain OF
the mills with Maine-grown wool. IL the
rumor is correct, and it is known that
several prominent WOODEN mill directors
have been in Pennington lately, it shows
a concerted effort on the part Of the man
ufacturers whose mills are located in
Maine to help on the coming prosperity
under the Dngley bill by aiding the
farmers and wool producers to the full
extent Of their power.
The specifications for new depot at
Brunswick are tor building 149 feet
long, thirty feet wide and thirty-tWo feet
high to the caves, constructed OF red
brick with granite trimmings. On the
west end OF the ground floor is "A large bag
gage-room 24X2S feet in size. Then comes
the general waiting-room 2Sx75 At the
east end of the building is the express
room 22X2S. The platform will be laid
with concrete on the track side OF the
platform, and concrete sidewalk on the
front. In the front OF the building is a
large port cochere to shelter teams in
stormy weather. In the waiting-room
there will be n large old-fas honed tire
place for wood, and n drinking fountain
of handsome Knoxville marble. On the
second floor rooms have been provided
for the conductors and station agents
The cost of the building will be about
S35, 900.