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C.fPTURING 4 GRIMPrs.
One OF the Most Terocious and Formidable
Inhn bitnnt. of the Ocean.

:, -,
On thursday last an unprecedented nrri-
ynl in our hurbor st Johns, y. F. took place.
Two grampnscs Of large size. were observed
sp29iiPe TSa 5rgs ySGr ana d9Sshine about in
iarbor. They had probably been tempted to
pnss the narrow entrance Of the harbor while
in pursuit of caplin. which are now around
the coast in enormous shoals. After n time ono
81 them IS 'ared. and made it, WAY 10 sea, but
thc ,ihcr. being pursued by boat,s crew from
capture 1t, headed for the western side Of the
harbor, ana at length got cntangled in some
pies, and became completely powerl"s-, iis
tail having become fast between two stakes.
Ropes wcr" passed round !. and II was dragged
ashore. where II soon dled. II proved To De a
iul slzrl grampu-. twonty-nve feet four inches
In length. anu fifteen feet in grth a. it, thickcst
part Us mouth, when opened. disclosed an
array OF powerful teeth, ioriy-iour IN number.
large, conegl,, and somewhat hooked. those
iMrthc-t back being nWienci NJ the summit
Inc tall Is seven l"ti IN width: and iorms \
anu rINUN, the lower JAW Nint what tNut up
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markctman, driving his team down Cham
bers street ON Sunday evening. two men In their
nght clothes struggling at second story window Of the
Chambers street Hospital The larger IT the two men
freed himself from what appeared 10 he his as,aant
sprans uuon the window sill raised hs hands above his
head as about To dive and PLUNGED head foremost into
the street The body was that of Jose SILVA, Portuguese
sailor, who cut his throat Thursday In the sailor
boarding house at III cherry street James Kinny who
occupied cot IN the ward with Silva saw the lat
tor get up from IN. bed drink glass Of ice water aud
To climb out # the window. Although much small.
er man. he grappcd with linn aud was thrown down.
For six years silva had been IN WhAlcr in the lower
ntuies where the sperm whale il found lie deserted
aud made his way 10 fchuant,Ie the Pacific coast "
Central America Thence he walked the Ishmus
Of Panama and arriving At Colon worked his passage In
the ste amer Alps 10 New York lie was destitute and
seemed t. fear that he would be punished deserving
The whalcr After stabbins himself he repeatedly ex-
claimed "l not ~ on again III not run on again.
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The Mothers Of Editors.


Inotice in recent issue Of the Democrat
and OroHlcle the death OF Mrs, Raymond.
mother Of the former distinguished editor Of
the Times. This reminds me that only two OF
our great editors preceded their mothers 10 the
grave. those being Raymond and David Hale.
IN NE latter onse. however tho tiILo was linz
tod 10 six months.
Hale's mother lived in Connecticut. and was
hwldow Tor many year,. Her husband was an
old-iashi"nod Clergyman, and their domestic
Discipline Included the use ot the rod even on
one who was their only child. The latter often
referred g. thu end and gave tho following in.
etance; one Jay my mother called David.
David, David. | didn cone. and She gave me
awliipLiug'
His Intercourse. however. with this honor-d
parent was a the most al. 'tionate nature. and
SIX months leigIe h"T death. when she was In
her eighiy-slXth yoar, he wrote thus: II is a
source OF incNIr"s-lhle comfort q me that You
have lived long enough 10 SEQ your once littlo
son become Hn Old gray headed man. We have
had 9ng Journey together on earth, aud have
been blessed with much enjoyment in each
other. But we grow Old. and there Is no way TO
renew our yoath but u pass into laothcr world,
where va may hope 10 10 always vigorous and
Young
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Convicts Provided with Pistols.

FIpW VIC TW9INW NV tNF0lIf7s
On tho Fourth OF July the inmates OF the
Nevada State Prison at Carson attempted 10 cclchFae
the day bN getting up outbreak ON the night the
81 the captain ol the guard ThOs Mitchell found rude
contrvance In of the cells which served all the pur-
poses of pistol IL consisted of piece OF gasppe closed
NJ one end by being hammered Nat and lled for about
inch with molten lead Just above the lead phc
touchhole had been drilled and the barrel which was
foot long, fastened To pine handle with wires Pow
der and balls also found The weapon could be rcd
NJ close quarters with match. and would Kill man
The pipe WAS about three fourths inch IN diameter
search instantly made in the other cells and six
OF these instruments were discovered.
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In lhs chl mney " & car OF tho Burlington and
LAnnllie railroad Is BIRDS nest containing Two eggs
lhe car starts from Cambridge Junction It's daily trims
al noon and gets back At 0 aud during that time tie
soon as the car arrives there
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STATE LINE.
- TO GLAsiOW. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN BELFAST
LONpONHEkEY. AND Tue PARIS EXPOSITION
STATE or GEORGIA ....... ......,. Thursday July IL
STATE OF INDIANA Thursday july -
First cabin. sp 90 40. according 90 pmmuiauons.
return tickets reduced rates Second cabin Si5 Steer
age At lowest rates
Apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co. AGENTS
- Broadway. New York
srEERAGE tickets At - BfoHdwav AMI at the com.
WHITE STAN LINE.
w foR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL.
bERNANlG ................... SATURDAY.. JIiN -
BALTIC ...... THURSDAY. iulN - J. VI.
ADRi ATlC s1tIItv Aus o. - 80 4 81
From white Sttr Dock. Pier -. North RIVER
Cabins all anid,ilps saloon, s-i ami 500. gOlL
kttu tickets ou favorable term. -fccrt.e So
ia, steamers carry neither cattle sher -. nor pigs
K Cukll-. Atf - hiottWtf, Sew York
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NNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND uNIThf66 'sfrHHffEssH N Hi Rou1


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
On and after July y, 1878.
Trains leave New York, via DesbrOsses and Cortanft
sts Ferries, as tollows
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
With Pullman Palace Cars attached, A NJ, and 80
7. " daily
For wiliansport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie ats IA
p NJ, ting Cory for Titusvilc. PctrOlc
Centre. and the OIL Regions Willamsport and Lock
Haven. . A. NJ
Baltimore. washington. and the South Limited wash.
ingtun Express OF Pullman farlOr Cars daily cNcept
sunday. $50 A. "; arrive Washington 40 +. ".
Regular AZ $40 A. NJ, l, $50, and9P.M. sunday $50
Express FOR Philadelphia, 40 100 30 O. % 30 Linn.
itedl. II A M I, Z, 3, q, $50, 73D, $50, and r "
sunday 4'Jo and A. NJ, 5, 9, 80 30 $50. and II
NJ Emigrant and second class p.
For Cape May. l z. ".
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
transfer tor BrOoklyn travel
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton
Trenton. Perth Ambov. Pennington, Belvidcrc and
other points local schedules at all Ticket Ofrc4
Trains arrive. From Pittsburgh $50. lOtD AN TO- T.
NJ daily; $50 A. NJ, $50 T. NJ. daily. except Monday
Prom Washington ami Baltimore 80, q. ~ A. NJ, a. ~
5l5 1910 p. VI. sunday. $50. 90 A VI. From Phiia
deiphia. 500. $50. g4O iO5O. II 80 A. ". 2lD
4lO $50 900, $40. 1910 l0.2OP VI. sunday 5OJ.
80, 9;tO, 1850 II so A. NJ. $50. 1870 T. VI.
Ticket Oficcs. 525 and Ofi Broadway. Aston House.
and foot OF DcsbrOs~es anu CoTtandt sts Court It
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FULTON ST. BrOoklyn
ia, lld. and liz Hudson st, HobOken; Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON l.. T.. FARMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger AGENT
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20 AND SEE TmE aEAUriFUL PALI.

ROUND TRIP IS CENTS
Boats from Canal st. for FORT LEE. PLEASANT VAL
LEY, AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS ate IL, II A. "
and IL NJ 2. .. T. o and NJ DAILY at 10 4 VI and
q 80 and ms Y. ", landing at 2ith st. and Jith St
DAILY and sunday 10 minutes later
A FISHING BANks.-Every day, steamer
~. SETH LOW. with new boiler and saloon, leaving
Franklin ST. X 8 So sth st. T. r.. Ti5 Pier 81. =. r..
% 22l st., n r., 80. 10Th St, n r. \, Pier o. n R.,
sl5 A. NJ. Gents tickets Toe Ladies, 5Oc.
AL O. FOSTER. Manager
A -sTARIN ENCU RsIONs.-s amboats. tugs.
~. barges and groves always on hand 20 charter at ea
sonabe rates Special attractions at Alpine Grove on
Hudson opposite Yonkers Refreshments. dc furnished.
Apply office Of StArin's Transportation, Pier ls n r.
between Cortlandt and Dey sts.
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DACIrIC MAIL sTENM,uIP

Il COMPANY's LINES
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL AND
souTH AMERICA, SANDWICH IsLANpS. SEW
ZEALAND AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY, AND OREGON.
Sailing from pier foot OF Canal It. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO VIA the ISIllMUS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. saturday, July ~, connecting tor
Central AMI South America.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY OF PkklNG. Thursday. July IS.
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC saturday. Aug
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Al >fkALIA. AND NEW ZEALAND.
steamship ZEALANnlA Monday. Aug
Passage oi,c. 25I broadway freight office. Pier foot
canal u y h.
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on AND AFTER JULY T. 1873.
Express Trains leave New York. VIA DesbrOsscs and
tortlanit It. Ferries follows
$50 30 = 80. 80 81 Limcdi II A. NJ. I, 4. 3, a. ~
%, s3n. and g +. VI. sundays, 40 ami . A. NJ, D. Il
q 81, 80. r3l. and 4. VI.
Boats Ut Brooklyn Anncx" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city. aforiing ~ speedy aud direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
RETURNING trainslcav Philadelphia 20 t. IS $50
ami II \ NJ Limited Express l.31 +. VI, ?, :. $50 4
AMI 50 and ~ Midnight ON sunday, 3 ~, I, 7,
>, SD 4 NJ. !. 735 r. VI. and ~ Midnight
Ticket Onico- i2s and VA Broadway. Aston House,
aud loot u De>brp and torttudt sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st. Brnokyn ia
ii6 AMI il- Hudson St HubOken Depot Jersey CITY.
Emigrani Ticket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANZ THOMSON. l. f. FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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Stblng matblnss.

TEN new WILCOX \ Gihbs sowing machines for sa,a
i cheap CHAS. KALMAN. 5JG FRO tdway
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE nFPOrS Is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO ~ NEW YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOLl fE SAFETY.
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STEAMBOATS, umo Railruaos.


ALBANY nOA r. PEorIEs LIMA,
"A favOrte steamers DREW and ST JOIIN leave p,as
a. North River daily sundays included. AT u II
connecting At ALBANY with Express Trains Tor sARr
TOUA. LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CiTANPLATN the Ali.
RONDACks. MONTREAL. and points NORTH aud WISE
Brooklyn transferred Tree by Annex bOas
First class nrc. Al deck 25c.
Excursion ~ Albany and return. ~ 81
This Is the only night line Of steamers selling ticket,
and checking baggage to places on tho New YORK GENIAL
Railroad.
ALBANY AND Troy NV DAY BOArS
n e NlBBANp and 'NiEL DREW leave vcstry i
pier at 30 AM 2lth ST. pier nj o A. NJ, landing a
Nyack Ferry, West Point. Srwhurgh. rokccpsr. Rim,
heck, saueeftles. Catsktll and Hudson Connect N
West Point win steamer CNRltlG A. WARD fur Gold
SrrinI and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NEWBuRGi
returning by down boat at LXcursiOn Rates TRANS.
FER by annex boat leaving Brooklyn att A NJ connect.
ing NJ Albany with rR Ans NORTH and WEST special
trains to and from saratoga
Albany BOATS DIWEC r.-MkRCilANTF
"a ENpKESS LINE ELEGANT ste tIutr- WALLER BRETT
or NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS excepie1
from cinal ST. Norh river, ate +. NJ, connecting VIII
trains Norh anil West Fare rck) 2jc cabin H. e. 51st
meals 1Oc. Freight taken lower than by other lines
A THE MARY row ELL leaves Pier 30 n
"a. tout Nestry ST. daily atJ JOP NJ, making all the
usual landings
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f,oNEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROVE.

modiOus three deck saloon steamer THOMAS POWELL
sixty miles sail for % cents The pleasant
sion out Of New York The above steamer will make an
excursion Tuesday. July 10. 1879, and day there
after and on sundaystwo excursions giving passengers
beautiful view VI the prominent Orts OF the world, and
elegant villages along the shore. Bananas favorite
chesra will furnish music. Refreshments at city prices
Steamer leaves follows Morris st jersey CITY ~ Is
NJ 22d st, n r. IL - r NJ Pier 49, foot Of Leroy It
n r., r. NJ; Pier L. n. r., $50 =, NJ; Jewells Dock.
Brooklyn, r. W. Tickets for sale atRudoph's 81 Fulton
st and 1872 Broadway W. u CIRCUIT, Manager
For SnnlaYs time table see day nAnerA
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q kO TO NEWPORT, FIRST CLASS.
- .CO via " the old reliahlen
sTONINGTON LINE.
ELEGANT steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted frou
Pier ~ North ~ ia At
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,

lie oLD.EsrABLIsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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REAUTIFrL place. - acres 1nc improvements
A. jericho, L. / great bargain. 80 West Houston IT.
CONEY IsIAND.-Fur announcement Of gran,
y auction sale Ol lot on ocean Parkway. Tue sdaN JUN
10 see ERE JOHNSON auction advertise ment IN All
other column.
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ccIAL REDUCED RATES
VIA
PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS.

AND LIKE REDUCTION 20 LAKE GEORGE ANN
ALL SUMNER RESORTS NORTH or ALBANY ON TIlH
ID. AND II. G. CONPANY'S RAILROAD
MILES FOR e5e.-Ciu1cns Line roy Boste
lOO New AMI splendid steamers leave Per ~. y u,
foot Leroy It. daily including Saturday and sunday Al
r. NJ state rooms. 81 and e. berths 2ac. firstclas
are, SOC sure connect tons with express trains Tor MI
points North. East and West state rooms aud through
tickets at D0dd Express VA Broadway and Court
BROOKLYN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17

Our correspondent Sig. writer: The
funeral services of Dea. Henry Darling.
were held 10 the Congregational church
on Wednesday the 9Th inst. The church
was appropriately draped in mourning.
Thick heavy folds OF black hung around
the altar. on which were several clusters
of wheat. On the black back ground In
front of the pulpit was an open book made
OF white flowers and on IL in purple the
dates l793-ls7S. A large and beautiful
crown, with a purple cross, rested on .
email table at the head Of the casket. At
eleven o'clock the cssket borne BY Messrs.
Z. b. Gardiner. Edward Swazey, George
Blodyetf, snd Ambrose White. was placed
in front of the congregation. and citizens
had M opportunity to take leave OF the
rep.ains. The casket WAS trimmed with
heavy silver mOuntings On IL vss .
floral sickle and shesf OF wheat. The In.
scriptioD on the plate was. ''Henry Darling
born Sept. 1, 1873. Died Jan. 8, 1878.
aged s. years." At mas the procession
catered the church, led BY Mr.. 8. B. Swa.
ley. conductor. Afrsr . dirgs from the
org.h. the choir chanted .'Bleassd ars the
dead who die In the Lord" Rev. W. W.
Marsh, pastor Of the Nicholas church Of.
.ered prayer. Rev. Mr.. Forsyth. pastor,
read the Scripture: Iesson, asd gave ont
the hyms, ''Aslsep In Jssasi blesssd
sleep!' The vonscabls d.. Poad Of Ban.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17
Ne. PeaOboeoe.

Ne. Pessbsees.
Rechxb Lodge has already entered
upon the 18th year Of its existence with
prospects Of many years continuance. Its
meetings are increasing in Attendance. in-
terest and efficiency. We are informed
that there are bot two or three older
Lodges 10 the State. While the wrecks Of
Lodge still pursues the even tenor of its
way. nobly stemming the adverse current
Of public sentiment, and the tempestuous
wrath Of individual foes. 1t has hired an
organ for the Winter season which adds
new interest to the musical exercise and ii
has Opeped It's hall for religious meetings.
These meetings are lDore largely attended
than for years past. This Is ia q great
measure due to the energy and enthusiasm
of Rev. Mr.. Miller who seems TO De inter-
ested 10 all movements Of beneficial M.
ture.
ALI Lodges of Good Templars in
this County, interested In the revival Of
Hancock Co. Lodge. will please have their
delegates elected, and reports OF their con.
dition and progress prepared for the next
session which will be holden on the I'd
Tuesday In Feb. unless otherwise ordered.
1t Is desirable that some Lodge Is nearly
10 the center Of the county as possible, be
fixed upon for the next meeting, so Is to
ensure large gathering. Could the lodge
1t Ellsworth Falls nnd ii convenient to en-
terrain this bodyy II so, please to inform
me and viii give public notice thereof.
Invitations from different lodges will be
Rreatfully received and duly considered.
Please take immediate action.
J. n. HUTCaINs. w. CT.
Jan. 10th, 1873.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17
Sch Caps John. Matthews, do.
Sch Lawrence, Davis, do.
Sch Redondo, Young, do.
Sch Ouonto. Hammond, do.


Uo000IRfDs
Sch Wyoming. Foss, at Wilmington, N c.
from salem. experienced heavy gales on the
passage, and in gale Of 9TH inst lost overheard
Merrill Tracy OF Gouldsboro'. Me. seaman.
Sch John Somes. from Portland, was driven
ashore on Mason's Point, near Nj Desert,
night OF 4th, inst, and remained. Damage
not ascertancd.
Schooner Commerce, Gray, asirift Thursday
night. from Goose Falls, Brooksville, was
lowed to Islesboro. Several vessels are ashore
but not damaged.
Coasting schooner Ida May Of Bucksport,
Me-. has been hauled of Port Point. at the
mouth Of Portsmouth Hsrbor. where she
grounded during the gale THURSDAY evening.
The fishing schooner Zephyr. Capt. Hender.
son, of Gloucester. arrived Wednesday, with
the crew and schooner Trenton In tow. The
Trenton was from Hoboken with coal for Bos-
ton. On Wednesday, ID, was driven to sea BY
northwest gale, which shifted cargo, lost
sails. booms and Raffs. At o'clock P. NJ.
shipped heavy sea which swept the deck and
washed Capt. Freeman overheard. and he was
drowned. The crew remained on the wreck.
the sea all the time making . complete break
over her. until Sunday noon when they were
taken of by the Zephyr aud the Trenton
towed into this port. She IL 129 tons and be-
longs In Ellsworth, Me. Capt Freeman was
s. years old and belongs At Mt. Desert. where
he leaves = wife and three children. The crew
saved are Leslie C. Ober. Calvin Il. Ober, Ellis
A Robinson and Hiram B Mitchell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17
An open Winter.

Heavy rain storm, Monday.
Beautiful April weather. Tuesday.
These beautiful moon-lit evenings and
no snow,
The ice In the bay was broken up
Thursday night.
A sample OF fans ihss been received at
this Office. Not much out OF season.
1t seems a little singular to hear the
tugs whistle in the middle of January.
1t 10 stated that the prospect of filling
the ice houses in this city are not very nat
tering.
The overturning of about Eve rods OF
r. W. Perry's front yard fence was one of
the freaks of the gale.
we have several communications of
interest which we are obliged to omit this
week for want Of space.
On the first page is published Prof
Bartlett's letter upon the mineral resources
of the State.
On account of the heavy gale, Thurs
day night. the Friday trains were delayed
and the noon stage did not reach US till
SLAP NJ
The anchored vessels in the say drifted
considerable distance during the gale.
but did not quite reach the shore.
Money orders 1t our Post Once, last
week were drawn up. 70 the smdont OF
about el.23s, and shout q. 100 in orders
We're paid. Monday forenoon, Aftssn ord
ers were issued,
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Seath 0auesck.
During the heavy gale last Thursday
night, the Schooners Mars Hill. Laurel.
and Ariedna, broke from their anchorage
near wooster's wharf. in Skillings' river,
and were blown across the river, "A distance
OF over a mile. The Ariedna went ashore
on the rocks and stove five holes through
her side. She filled at high water. The
Mars Hill and Laurel, went ashore on the
mussel-bed. and were not damaged to any
extent. The Schooners Lone Star, and
Charles A. Ropes, also broke from their
moorngs on this side Of the river, and Al.
ter colidnR with the Estella, smashing in
her top rail for about twenty feet. break
Ing her bowsprit and carrying away her
fore rigging. went ashore on the rocks
on the beach where they now lie. con-
sidersbly damaged.
The steeple on the church WAS blown
from its foundation and fell upon the roof,
breaking through the same.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

T SAMUEL K. WHITING. Of Ellsworth. here
i give pubic notice that l bave claim
by mortgage upon two certain parcels OF land,
situated In Hiu.Lili. IN The County OF Hancock.
The drst lot being in the AcHsrd neiGhborhood,
90 called. and described - follows. to VII BE.
ginning eight feet North Of the North east corner
Of house Of Geo. ". Collins, thence South paral-
lei with said house. and two ieet from same. We
rods and eight feet TO = stake and stones, thence
East two rods and one foot to . post. thence
Eorth-east I've rods and fourteen feet 70 the road
thence Westerly BY the road to the place Of begin
ming. with the store thereon.
The second lot described as fellows: Begin
ming on the South side of the highway leading
from AeHArd's bridge to Bluehill, one foot from
the dwelling house Of J. Friend. thence Souiherly
parallel with said house thirty feet. thence East
eriy at right angles thirty feet thence Northerly
parallel with the Arst line TO the road, thence by
the road west to the place Of beginning, with the
house thereon.
The mortgage under which CLAIM is from Geo.
W. Collins, dated December !, 1879. and recorded
IA Hancock Registry of Deeds, vol. IA, page 81.
The condition in said mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof claim q foreclosure Of the
said mortgage. and give this notice thereof ac-
cOrding TO Law.
SAMUEL K. WHITING.
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys.
Dec. a. 1877. av1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17
City and County.
Religious Services II this City sa.h Sunday.

CosGREGATIoSAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
N. and p. n. sabbath School in toe after-
noon, 81 2 l-2 O'Clock.
DEMONSTRATING s., P. N. Sabbath
School stl 2. II.
USTTARIAS.-Saobsth School q, p. M
Preaching ii 2 Is and 30 2. NJ.
CATHoLIc--Preschinga al 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
u. Sabbath School At 2 p ~
HETHoDrsT,-Pre.eh ing al 2 and : 2. M
Sabbath School al p. n.
T.-Meetings held every SUM-
day st o'clock. P. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coo,nbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEkrrSG-every SUN
day at z. N. Hall next 10 Reform Club
Room, Coombs' Block.
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he8ODOEo&s
Our correspondent CO. writes that
the "Penobscot Farmers Club" holds its
weekly meetings At the Town Hall. and
many knoi,y and momentous questions are
unraveled and discussed. The meetings
are generally we'll attended. and altogether
it Is the most pleasant, and profitable en-
tersainment We have. these long evenings.
A Singing School is being taught At
the Cove" by Robert Condor Esq, with =
good attendance.
The Dancing School under the super
vision Of Mr.. Joy Of Ellsworth. is meeting
with good success.
The schools in district No. 4 and s are
now in session. They are taught respec-
lively by w. 5. Haney, aad F. W. Grindall
Of this town.
During the gale Of Thursday night, the
steeple OF the Methodist church. and Mr..
George Roberts barn were blown down.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-17

Capt. Newell B. Coolidge and wife,
celebrated the 25th anniversary Of their
marriage on the Sth. inst. with . silver
wedding. One hundred and ten were
present. and enjoyed the festive occasion !;
substantial presents in silver were made.
for which the Capt. and wife tender their
sincere thanks. MS also for the kindly ex-
pressions of all. whom he hopes may be
permitted to enjoy, for ehemselves) like
opportunities.