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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

UoasU0ssA Do11s. -tt
Rev. Mr.. White preached in Union
Hall last Sabbath evening.
Native silver has been found in the
mine being opened on land leased Of Sum-
nef Durham.
-Work is progrsaaing u he mine on
land Ieased Of !. p. Gray. Some very good
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Orowoino Accident

FALL RIVER Mass, Nav H.
BY the oapsizing Of boat Yesterday,
Michael Hoolahan and Wm Mckin. aged
Is and IL. respectively, we're drowned.
Their compsnion swan ashore.
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LOG Al NOTICES.

Nervous. sleepless and worked ind
rest and uourishmeni in Malt BItiers.
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ID l f. j.

Obituary notices. beyond tie Rate, Nas.e and Age,
mat b. paid for al the rate Of ten cents a line.
Eliswor.h-May 10. Mr.. Nathan NJ. Wood,
aged 30 years and 2 months,
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found-D. Roiiek.
Lo~t-Henry l.. Davis.
A Csra-Jos. T. Inmsn.
Tomato Pixnts-f. II. Moses.
Csrding 4 wesving-R. smith.
+. y. Notice-A. ". Cusnmau.
Auction sale. ". Patterson.
Great Reduction-F. Il. Aiken.
Treasurer. Ssle--Luther Lord.
Highlands Copper Mining Coz. II. Binder
Brookssille WOODEN Mills-Jos. G. Walker
Bangor Pinafore Co.-McQuown 4 Lowell.
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"THE BEsr Couch MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLp."-The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Bolsan. Cutler Brothers 4 Co., Boston.
Small reduced to IS cts. Large, o..
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The Weather.

War DEPARTMENT }
Offce Of the Chief Signal Ofhoer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., MAY l2-l An
Indications.
For New England. Northwest TO South
ives, winds, cooler, clear weather. rising bar
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Business Notices.
A NEW OPERATION FOR PILES.

After repeated solicitations from the many
patients have treated. | am nov induced 10
announce 10 the public, nv new Antiseptic
treatment for Hemorrhoids Piles and do
il not in the sense Of an ordinary advertising
physician, but rather As q conviction of duty
owe TO the suffering. IL is well known
that h~morrhoids is one Of the most com.
mon. distressing and wasting diseases now
met with in the daily practice Vi every phys
ician furthermore. tina; the heroic and pain
ful operations usually performed for their
relief, without any satisfactory results or
permanent cure. have deferred thousands
from seeking professional advice. Having
treated one hundred and sixteen patients by
nv new process, all of which speedily and
permanently recovered, ! am prepared TO re-
port the following adv an;axes of the opera
ton over all others that have preceded il
First, the operation consists IN a single,
painless application Of .-Antsepuc Solu-
ton" Second. il avoids all legation, cut
ting and condemnation. Third. il permits
the patients to come from any distance. re-
oeiye treatment and return al once TO their
homes. Fourth, it does not necessarily
consine patients TO their bed, or take them
from their daily avoca,ions. Fifth, the cure
is perfected in ten or twelve days. Sixth. in
no instance has there ever beea . return of
the disease.
am permitted to refer to the following
well known citizens of Bangor and vicinity,
who have been personally treated by my
operation:
Cbss z. Lyon, Dry Goods, Bangor.
sprsgue Adams, Dry Goods & Notions, ..
B. s. Patten, Merchant,
yoab W. Palmer. Lumber Dealer,
DIR. H. F. Te6t, Dentist,
Henry T. Sellers, Custom House,
G, p, Smith, Lumber Dealer.
p. F. R. Clark, Policeman,
T. G. Stickney, Coal Dealer,
Walter Blaisdell, Farmer, East Bangor.
Y. NJ. Cowan, Blacksmith,
IT,; Cole. Bangor
C. F. Gallagher. Policeman,
David Jordan.
J. C. Hamilton,
John Buck, Merchant. Bucksport
F. A. Reed, Lumber Dealer. Springfield.
J. NJ BLAIsDELL, NJ. ID.
3moslS 81 Main ST., Bangor, Me.
TAe vslsnse Osss Co., AassAall, 1seA.
WIN sr>d sh<fr e>lehr.sr,l Elersro yo,e.i~ R~,s.
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FOR SALE.

THE STORE on Water street, now occupied by
/ ID. H. Eppes L Sons.
fnHE BUILDING next above the Hancock House
on Grant street or road, west end Union Riy-
er Bridge
~ q ACRES LAND. with building on the
IL 10 eastern road adjoining the city farm
known as Mahan place. The above property will
lie sold on easy terms
s. For particulars Inquire OF
ANDREW MAHAN
at his residence on Hancock street, aez, 70 resi-.
dence Of DIR. Hodgkins- "fF
Ellsworth, April 18Th, isso. loft
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate
within and for the County Of Hancock. State Of
Maine.
THE undersigned an inhabitant OF the city Of
i Gloucester In the commonwealth of Massachus-
cts, would represent that she is heir of the late
the said County Of Hancock, deceased. thst said
deceased by will begueathed the income of his pro-
perry TO his wife during her life time and that she
IL now dead and that your petitioner Is nttied to
one undivided third part OF said property which 10
in real estate situated in the town of DER Isle
and il Is now occupied b, Albion p Haskell. own,
er Of two thirds OF same, and also that your petit
Toner IL entitled to one undivided third part OF
wood lot, In said Deer Isle containing about four
teen acres, which was the property OF her mother
said Albion =. Haskell is entitled 10 the other two
thirds that the will OF said Ignatius was approved
and allowed according 20 law and that she prays
that your honor as Judge Aforesaid win direct
partition Of the above named real estate in manner
a. ey Law provided betweeu.her and the said Albi.
on y. Haskell.
Dated a, Gloucester this the 10Th day OF March
A. ID. lSso.
ELIZABETH p. HOWARD.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss'-Court of Probate, April Term. A.
ID. isa
Upon the foregoing petition. ORpEAEp, That
said petitioner sive public notice To all persons in
erested by causing copy of the petition. and this
order thereon, 10 be Published three weeks sue
eessively In the Ellsworth American. a newspaper
published In Ellsworth In said County tina, they
may APPEAR al Court of Probate for said County
70 De eeld at Ellsworth. on the 3rti Wednesday OF
June next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon to
shcw cause. II any they have, why the prayer II
said petitioner should not be granted.
awivs PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest :-CHAs 7. DoRR. Register.
true copy-Aitest: CBss. 4. DoRR. Register.
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MARINE LIST.
EllsW orsh Port,


Eits~ orsh Fort
-
- nn,,. Ur,nTh Vft,,t - -,
t,.i.At-'th, KAY i.''-f''a
,~b i~,l.r Wrbi..y uanr.-.l
- =, Il,.,,,r NJ, U,-..r,r,
- ''"''' N''''' "''
tiNlAt' nay d..
AERlk HI.
IN TA.r,,.r. Y~r,4u p.t,,,
- ST., I, tr.h,,,.r 80, t,,-
ID --r,,,..i - NJ, p,s,tJ.-,
- 800. - r., 80, ~ ,-o,un
- $500. N-,-4,i I .,,,t-..
sunday MAY y
AERiNtD.
seh H,Ii,nt - na.,,n
- '' - "
- '.AN<''. Ia, "a. "a" lor aAal--
ssh AsTiN'iA' " hiin"re. TROY id"n"c
Turr.iay. MAJ T..
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VIII sesd their celebrated Electro voltaic Belts
10 the a0icsed upoa - days trial Speedy cures
guaranteed They mean what they say. Write
Q tn without dslay. ffss
Jy6 IL
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City and County.


CoN0RE0ArfoNAL.-Pre at 10 90 A.
u. aud 2. u. sabbath school in toe afte,.
noon. at II o'clock, n.
BAPTlsT q and lap. u. sab-
bath schcois II ] p. n. Weekly Prayer Meet.
Ing, TUESDAY evening at : l-s O'Clock.
UNI-AkIAN.-Church ser,t ice 81 : IS and
$50 P. n. sunday school at r. u.
CATH'sLIC.--Presch ine d 10 l-s O'Clock A.
". Sabbath School nj Up. n.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of and P. NJ
Sabbath School 81 p. n.
UNION TENYxRANCx AEETiNo-every sun
dsy at . - z. n. nj the Methodist Vestry.
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LOUISA II. BRAY.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, -: -Couri OF Probate April Term, A.
u. i->a.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, that SAFE
Wihow give public notice % all person. n.sres e.
by causing copy OF tins order 20 he pubilshce
tire. weeks sgce.ssiYciy IN the Ellsworth Amer;
esr. Newspaper published in Ellsworth In said
teuniy. that taey may appear 10 Curt Of Pro-
bate Tor .sid County o. he held At Ellsworth on he
ri Wednesday IN June next at ten OF the CLOG
in the forchcon. 20 show cause. 1t any they nave
vhT INC same should not be granted.
3wD' PARKER TUCK Judge
Aisst:-CHAs. 7. DogR. Register.
true copy Attest :-tHAs. 4. DoRE. Register.
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To The Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Hancock
THk undersigned. Widow of James Bray, late OF
L Deer Isle, in said County, deceased, respect
in'ly represents that said deceased died possesscd
OF Personal Estate. an Inventory OF which has
been duly returned into the Probate Orice that
her circumstances render 1t necessary that she
should have more Of said Personal Estate than she
u entitled 10 on distribution thereof She there.
iore prays that your Honor would gran; her such
allowance out Of said personal estate. as in your
discretion you may determine necessary and prop
or.
LOUISA n. BRAY
4 mil
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HE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
all oneerned, tha, he has been duly appoint.
ed sna has taken upon himaeli the trust OF
an Administrator of tie Estate of
THOMAS FIERCE, late OF Nj, Desert
" uc '"hhV AZ HANCOCK, decel sed
W xisihs buad as The law directs. he therefore
requests all persons who arc indebted to the
said ueeeaseds estate, to make Immediate nav.
meht, and thase who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the sam. for lryment
EBES NJ. HAMOR, Admir-
Eden, April % lss0. swls.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public .o.ioe TO all
] eoneernei, that she has been duly appointed
ana has taken upon ke.seii, lie trust OF an Adj
ninistratrif q Me Est,te Of
uELk> GRANT. late of Ellsworth.
~ The County Of Hancock. deceased, BY giving
bond as the law directs, she therefore requ e SIS
AL persons gho are indebted to the said dec. "a
eds estate. 10 make immediate payment aud those
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the
same tor payment
FRANCES W. GRANT. Adm,r'x.
April a. lsso. 3wIs.
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In port Al Bennu'ia, -. Sch Ieouora Bon.ey
frum Boston Ar 18th.
la rvrt At Pur; Prime -. ~rh Annie Murrh,
Trv~0rgN, frIIn " iliningtpn. Ar End. disg.
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the following:
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Sullivan Silver Mining Company was
held yesterday 4, Ki,,ery. Me, 81 ,21O shares
being represented, and George b. Brown.
Joseph G. Russell, Francis A. Osborn, Ed
ward ID. HAYDEN and Charles +. Harrington
we're elected directors. The bylaws were
amended by fixing the second Wednesday in
July as the time for future annual meetings,
and the place. Sullivan. The treasurer
presented his report, giving in detail his
receipts and expenditures to May !, 1880,
showing the amount Of cash on hand at that
date TO be eli ,JO2.lO and that there were
6295 shares Of stock in the treasury. OF
the amount raised BY the sale of 1000 shares
March II, slO,497.90 has since been ex-
pended upon new machinery, 800 tons of coal.
drills, Improvements and current expenses at
the mine. and partial payment on the ma
ehinery for the mill. There were no liabili-
ties except for April pay roll. He also stated
tina, the machinery for the mill was under
contract foI delivery May 8, and that the
work Of preparing mill foundation and build
ing was progressing rapidly. He also read
letter from the superintendent, B. 2. Tilden,
giving a statement of the condition Of the
mine property and the under ground devel-
opmsnts, vhish can BE- hest summed up b.
quoting the concluding seatence efthe ktser :
at seems to me that the elements Of success
are all here in Sullivan, and that failure to
bring the enterprise to a successful issue is
almost impossible. Indeed. should there be
such failure, l should think it must be en-
tirely my own fault, for knov that the mine
and the ore vii do their part"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

White Goods, Piques, Lawns, checSerei NusI
Nainsooks, Laces. Edginge, Ladies Line. Collars
Guns &c, at. - ,. NAiII :.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

BALTIMORE, July GA negro named
John Biggs entered the residence OF Mrs.
James Tschiffely, a highly esteemed married
lady, whose husband, a prominent citizen
of Montgomery, was absent in another
county on business. The lady was seated
quietly at a table engaged in reading when
the negro suddenly sprang into the room.
and, Selling her by the throat, CHECKED her
into a condition of Seml-coDSclousneSS ana
threatened, if she made an appeal for aid,
to murder her and burn the house. He then
dragged the terrified woman up the stair
case and kept her a prisoner in her room
during the entire night, repeatedly subject
ing her to his brutal passions. He left the
room early this morning, and. thinking he
had fed, his victim managed to recover
sufficiently to leave the house and started
to the residence of a neigbbor. The negro,
however, was lying in wait, and, upon meet
ing her on the lawn. seized her by the halr
of her head and dragged her back to the
house, where, after subjecting her TO fur
ther gross assaults, he struck her over the
head with a chair. The blow fell with a
crushing force, cutting the head and face
of the lady, forcing her eyes almost from
their sockets. She is besides terribly dis
figured, her neck and face horribly cut,
swollen and discolored. The negro then
escaped. MIS-. 1Scn1Hely was CONSCIOUS
this evening, and under the care Of a phys
ician is slowly improving. She is thirty
fue years of age and a lady Of recognized
social position, attractive personally and
entertaining in manner. She has given an
accurate description Of her assailant. The
news Of the outrage, the most horrible that
has ever occurred IN Montgomery county.
has created the widest excitement in the
neighborhood, and bands of men were
quietly organized to search for the brutal
aSsailant.
Washington, ID. c. July 27.-John Biggs
was captured near Mechanicsvill last night
by II. Davis and lodged in Jail at Rockville
About 4 O'Clock this morning 40 or 80 men
surrounded the Jail and demanded the pris-
oner and on being refused they broke open
the door and took Biggs out and carried
him up the road towards Jamestown. On
arriving at a point a short distance from
town the moose was put around his neck
and thrown across a limb of a tree and will
ling hands lifted the body from the ground
The crowd then quietly dispersed. leaving
the body hanging. Biggs made a a full con-
fessioE to the sheriff before the Jail was
forced.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

Fayetteville Banner 1t is rumored on
our streets that a Republican campaign pa
per is soon to be started in this town. -
On Saturday, the 18th, a Hancock, Jarvis
l Inst Sna %;tS O.. f. ilu Mclean Iss Ofg nres;den a' and and
d. Med. Grady and n. S. Poe, secretaries;
and this club will attend to the formation of
similar clubs throughout the county.
Raleigh Observer: The merchants, on
and all, are making preparations for a heavy
fall trade.-The public school at Apex
opened Monday morning with sixty pupils,
and about thirty more are expected
Gov. Jarvis has been invited 10 speak at
Rocky Mount on Friday. Messrs. j. M.
Leach Fab II. Busbee and Octavius Coke
have also been invited to speak on the
4UQe occasion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

At a negro Sunday school picnic, near
Triangle, Lincoln county, Bill Derr used a
razor IN Bob Smith to such purpose that it
is not thought Smith can recover. Both
colored.
Raleigh Visitor: Wake county has 3,O49
horses 3, 736 mules 1854 cattle 1927
hogs 1888 sheep and l.721 goats. We
have not heard the number Of dogs, but
guess about five million
Weldon Neus Lucy Chavers. a colored
woman of this place, and her brother, jim
Chavers, of Halifax, have had legacies of a
thousand dollars each left them by a relative
who recently died in Cleveland, Ohio.
In order to encourage a single native in
dustry, the French Treasury proposes to
sacrifice twenty million dollars of reyenue.
The beet root sugar ind ustry has grown to
such proportions that it can stand alone,
and it has, therefore, determined to reduce
the duties by the amount stated. The
progress Of beet root culture has been re-
markable during recent years. The area
devoted to beet at the close ofthe Empire
was 40, hectares; in 1875, under the Re-
public, it had been Increased to 4O4 900
hectares. In the 500 sugar factories Of the
districts in question $1,000 workmen are
employed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

Sheriff r. II. Mccall, of Caldwell county,
died of consumption Thursday morning.
Asheville Citizen There are at present
more than 400 visitors at the Warm Springs
and the cry is still they come. The
crowd a. the Haywood White Sulphur
Springs continues TO increase each week.
We regret to hear Of the total destruc-
ton by fire, last Thursday night, OF the
Waynesville Hotel. 1t caught from the
kitchen stove pipe The house and iurni-
ture were a total loss. Mr. Fred. Fisher
lost a fine gold watch.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

The total population of the ~twenty.six
coun les composing the fourth supervisors
district, being the extreme western portion
of the State, is 264, O9s. By The census Of
Is 20 the population of the same territory
was 1876, 4OS. The increase is 1880. The
per cent. increase is 3,446.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05
It May be Your Turn Next

Judge not too harshly, oh, my friend
OF him your fellow man.
But draw the veil Of charity
About him If you can.
He once was called an honest man,
Before some trial veXed-
He stepped from out the barrow way
1t may be your turn next
Painting upon the great highway
A suffering soul doth lie;
Go staunch his wounds and quench his thirst
Nor pass him idly BY.
God will not brook the swift excuse,
The thoughtless va n pretext,
4 fellow mortal bites the dust
1t may be your turn next.
You heard, one day, a single word
Against a person name
Oh, bear it not from door to door
To further hurt his fame.
lfyou're the man you claim to be.
Remember then, the text,
To 'Speak no evil, true or false
1t may be your turn next.
The world is bad enough, we own,
And may need still more light;
Yet, with the love to all, may be
Help in the cause of right.
Lift up the sinful and the weak,
The soul by care p%erplexed,
Well knowing that 70 drink the gall,
1t may be your turn next.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

AN EXCELLENT APpOINTMENT.-Mai. K.
L. Ragland, of Halifax, has been appointed
the special census agent for Virginia to
work up the subject of tobacco. Its statis-
tics, it's culture, curing and handling, and
the soils adapted to its growth. Halifax
Record.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

HENDERSON.
RED TOBACCO:-
Lugs-CommOn to medium -
g. Good to Ane 4nr
Ieaf-Common to ,redinm asa .
:. Good to fne 5..a. ~
BRIGHT TOBACC0:-
kerS-Com to medium. ............ -
Fancv 1.bg1.
PLIERS Conrnon to radnr r..~ p
&c Good 70 60 -.g#lt
wra,nerS0 Cornm 1annla
Tadiunn I-.uar-
GO 1-.-t@
49, 4,HG.
T.. 81 3.tf-sy
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Peace Institute.
For Dung Ladies',
RALEIGH, N. C.
1 Hnz> 3 R.. nrswrLI Principals

The Eighth Annual Session commences on Wednes-
day, the LIST Sept 1850.
No Institution for Young Ladies in the South offers
superior advantages for instruction in all branches
usually taught in first class Summaries for Young La
dies. Advantages for instruction in Music Vocal and
and Modern Languages unsurpassed.
Only Institution in the South having school for teach
ing the theory and practice of cooking, fully equipped
and in successful operation.
For circular and cata ogue, address
REV. K. & ON.
july 1-2m. Raleigh. n. C.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-05

Fashionable Spring Clothing. at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.


 The Rev. Aaron Snow, retired Congrega- tionRl clergyman of Centerbrook, died last week.
 Harry R. Shelly and the Messrs. Bush took part in 8 concert at Danbury Tuesday even ing.
 The fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rogers of Durham was celebrated on the 4th.
 Mr. w. R. Arnold has removed his cosmo- politan dining rooms from Hoadley building to No. 176 Chapel street, Chaplain building. Prof. Cyrus Northrop's grandmother, Mrs. Fancher, died at South Salem last week Mon day, at the remarkable age of 1O1 years and 4 months.
 Mir. Moses H. Wilson, formerly proprietor of the Sterling House, Bridgeport, is in that city visiting old friends. He is running 8 hotel in Trinidad, Colorado.
 Birdsey G. Northrop. secretary of the State Board of Education, has been presented by the Minister of the Interior of the Japa- nese Government with set of china, two hundred pieces, each of which bears his in itials.
 Mrs. Abi l.. Parker, wife of the Hon. Chas. Parker, of Meriden, died early Sunday morn ing at the age of 68 years and 6 months, of heart disease. The lady was prominent member of the Methodist church, and very charitable. Her funeral will take place on Thursday.