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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

MIR Henry Clark of the firm of Clark
X Parker has pu, in foundation and base
ment walls. and will erect thereon as soon as
the mills can furnish lumber. a store 2ixi5
feet two stories high. The building will be
just South Of their present store and more
convenient for their business
Mr. Byron H. Mayo is a, work on a
cellar for a new house which he will build
this fall and winter. The house will hc
23x2> feet with ell. ljN23 - and one sior,
with Mansard story, aud will be situated At
the head Of South Wes; Harbor
Lumber arrived Saturday for Mr. Benz.
Mayo's new house which he will build at
once. SIZE of house 3JX2S. cottage style.
located at the head Of ). W Harbor Just
North Of Mr.. Car,ers
A Young son Of Mr.. John Harmon.
aged about eleven wears. me; with very
painful accident about a week ago. by being
thrown from the back Of horse. striking
head hrs; on some rocks, dis!oca,ing and
fractuFing his Jaw.
In the event % no choice for President
Tuesday. the few stFaigh, Grccnbackcrs Of
fremont anticipate trst-class celebration
iof the entertainment % the old parties We
are also promised littlc fun il Hanrock or
Garfield : elected. let the eagle scream.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

Edwin J. Gordan, convicted of larceny
at the last term of Court and sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the State Prison,
was taken to Thomaston las, Thursday.
There is now no prisoner in the Jail.
The next meeting Of the Maine Histori-
cal Society will be held a, Brunswick on
Tuesday, Nov. %, at which time the prop
osi,ion from the city of Portland to remove
the society's rooms to tina, city will be acted
upon.
A correspondent writes to the Boston
journal that he regrets to see that it has
introduced smaller type than it ever used
before" The Journal replies Our friend
is in error. The size of the type is the same
that We have used for twenty-five years.
While it is new !, gives a sharper impress
sion. but in few weeks il will show
fuller face. You cannot break in a new pair
of boots in a day. and a new press and new
type will not in single week show the best
work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Vote of Ellsworth for Presidential Elect
tors 1890.

Scattering except for Scion chase.
The following art some Of the notable
events in November: Nov. >. 1888. Wash
ington's farewell orders TO American Armies
Nov. :. 1865, London Gazette. oldcs, living
Journal. frs, published. Nov. 5. 1885, New
York and Eric Railroad begun. Nov. 9,
1872. Grca, fire in Boston, loss $4,000 600.
Nov. L., 1900. First meeting Of Congress at
Washington. Nov. ~. 1874. Jaws Treaty
with Grca, Britain signed. Nov. p. 1888.
Evacuation of New York by the British.
Nov. -. 1902. Ohio admitted into the
Union
The Maine Mining Journal SAYS We
have no hesitation in saving that Mr..
Francis Worcester Of Ellsworth. has done
and i, doing more to help along the mining
iuiercs, Of Maine and place it upon a sound
ba,., than any other man in the State Re
candles, Of stock quotations and unmjndful
Of the oroakings Of those Who should have
given him encouragement. he has kept
steadily along and pushed the development,
OF hi. propcr,ic, until TODAY he i, on the
exc Of rcaping reward for his labor.
With few more men like him the mining
industry Of Maine would no, b. dcpcndcn,
upon outside assistance for It's ultimate and
lasting success
The Bradford pa Ina saws: The
sixth lecture Of the l.,crum Course. deliver
eli in the Opera House las, evening. by Mr..
Mary \ l.i,crmorc. upon the Coming
Man can he classcd among the best Of the
series, aud by large number vas though,
even superior TO an, Of the preceding lee
lures we have heard IN ,hi, cit, the present
winter The lecture displayed. upon the
part Of the speaker, a voadcrfully acute
observation, a Wide range Of reading and
the remarkable power of expressing the e
sul'. Of her long wears Of study and oh,er-
,aiiou ia plain. bu, elegant and expressive
language. Her s'yie Of orator, /, Of the
highest grade Of excellence, combining a
Asi' '".-' "it" COMMANDING PIeNNt4ef ana
apprccia,i,c gestures. The audicnce vas
large and listened To her eloquent wisdom
with almost 5reaihlc.s interest
We clip the following deserved oompl,-
mcut from the 81 Thomas w. L. IiD,, Of
Oct. IL:
One Of the pre,tie,t and nca;est KEEP, ,c.-
sci, tina, ha, visited II. Thomas for some
time. j. the American brig Eugene Hale
Of Calais. Milne. Captain John y Lord.
who made the passage from Baltimore IN II
DAYS
We paid 4 visit 10 ,hi. cran Yesterday and
found Captain Lord reclining in HI ham
mock, under the awning, reading the latest
news from Maine.
He takes pride IN showing visitors over
this beautiful vessel. on beard which every
thing j. in perfect order, on deck and aloit.
and she looks. according 10 the saving: "as
though she vas right out OF the bureau
drawer"
Perfec, discipline reign, on board here
all hands seemed conientod and happy. No
prufane language i allowed. and no liquor
Is permitted 20 he brought on board.
The cabins are fitted up elegantly, and
show a woman'> taste in aloruing them.
The sea must he robbed Of great deal Of
ii, terror on such a craft a. that
The Captain saws. "she is an excellcn,
sea-boai aud good sailer.~
He goes from here to Nayassa to load
guano for Wilmington. y. {.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

OrDana.
Our hearts are saddened jus, now by
sad accident. Mrs Dea- John Buck fell. last
Monday, upon the door step, and fractured
her hip. Although Madam Buck was eighty
four years of age, she attended church regu-
larry, held class in the Sabbath school. and
was a member Of the church. circle and Lad
les Aid. was recently appointed chaplain Of
the latter organization. not from personal con-
siderations, but the aid they hoped to receive
The Ladies' Aid. organized nearly two years
ago, has lately become auxiliary to the W.
c. I. l. of Maine. They have sustained
their meetings with considerable interest.
and many sick and destitute have felt the
benef, Of the Dorcas garments made by
them. Per order of Sec'y Ladies' Aid.
Mas. c. c. Cousins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
" inter II ArlpOr.


MIR. Ambrose Bourgett met with a seri-
Gus accident last Friday. He was helping take
a COW from vessel to the steamboat wharf
when rope which he was holding parted.
precipitating him backwards over the wharf
into the water a distance of about twelve
feet. In his fall his head struck two large
;hole pins in a yawl boat breaking them,
and injuring his head badly, also one leg
struck the boat bruising and otherwise in
juring it. The same day Mr.. John 5. Sar-
gent had his head quite badly cut from a
falling timber in a frame which he was at
work on.
We had regular old fashioned hauling
bee. minus RUM on Saturday, moving the
store lately occupied by J. ID. Harrington, to
lot near Capt. l. b. Foss', lately purchased
by the owner of the store, Mr.. f. A. Baker.
We understand the store is to be fitted up
and leased BY Mr. c. f. Smith, late of Bar
Harbor, for grocery store. 1t was quite a
novelty in our village TO see So many real
lire oxen in one team.
Nov. l. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
MARINE LIST.
Gtis~ orth Fort

w~ine-lay. Oct- e.
ARRIVED.
ssh Wm II Arvhcr. E,.Auy. Ho.i1n
-ims Js-i. = IL-..4. t,HJi. t.oif leland
Ia Laura ani ElEA. ~guglAlg, ruttlaAl.
~,h i.4riia. ~atlrr. salem
slmr Maydcii. H. bHuT. liAngoy
SAILED
>ch CRAPS, Lord. gpeAaaI.
Thur@iay. ct. -
SAILED
>,mr Nsyd,iI. Rtri.our. BANGOR
"a Alexander. sung ~llsm-
tnday. oSs p
SAILED.
~t.nr josie 4 l.lla. ,,,;s, t.a,t. G.lanl.
SATURDAY, "e'. st
ARRIVED.
steamer Io.ic : I.ri.a. ,,.,t. Do,t. Island.
>ca t.s- JGau. kscf. Portsmouth
~-.h sarah hHEAt-th. urls. EaaAlAusl
>.h Tglr -.rsisfs. E.H..rA. E.-.klai
~sh y HaTTcg Banker. k-Alhui.
SAILED
IN Ioiinr ,oaslu.. R.+kaHl
~eh >elllt9r, Eua-e. Ef.Iaut
Munhy. No, /.
ARRIVED.
- W-.tcr. 20. WhissS-r l.,.son.
>sh LHaAuv'h. i,a, Boston.
SAILED.
- Laura aud IRA, ~inc.s 2. -HTry.
~cA e. Jaha Grant, Boston
Tuc-.lly. Nov Z.
AEEINEp.
>eb Gra~c March. Fsrts,nogih.
- Kindly. casper Es-t1n.
SAILED.
>eh Telegraph. Rem -. lio - nj.
"a Eiirata. II -tzkiu-, Itmoiur.
~.h NarccIlu,, EcialcA. Enuigut.
sch ArloreeF. Clara. Boston.
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3no,H

C {. B4nll ]. Agent and Attorney for
the oldest, largest aud bc,, Insurance Com
panic, Of the Coan'ry and England. and hi,
rates are A. low a, al any other Agency. \
partial liz, OF Compan.e, represented are
the lima and PhrniN. OF Hartford, Home
aud Hanover % New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe, Imperial and Northern
Of England. and Springfield Flre and Ma
rine Of Mas, which Companic. are admit
led to be the most reliable, by I.uho have
examined the standing Of the ,ariou, Com
panies. Give him ca! and see Tor YOUR
self before insur.ns elsewhere. Ill, office Is
on State street. With Hancock Co.. Savings
Bank. and over AIKEN. store" iiu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Election Returns From Hancock
County.

Nj. DESERT. Garfield 100. Hancock Ga.
LAMoINE gives II Republican majority, a
gain of : over September.
SURRY, Gain Of Is Rep. over Sept.
0RLAND, Republican gain of 20.
VERONA, Reg. gain of 6.
BUCKsPoRr. Garfield 1870, Hancock 29i
BLUEHILI, Garfield, 32S; Hancock, 2l3.
Weaver II.
fremont, Garfield lis. Hancock 1856,
Weaver :.
FRANKLIN. Garfield ljS. Hancock -.
HANCOCK gives Rep. majority of %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
- | r. ID :.

Obituary notices. Lsgoad Ia DATE. Mana, and Age.
a8u.f {, paid FOR al ~ rate ~ Zen reafs iiss
Trvinont-ort. Il, Mr.. seth II. Hanor. aged 3.
years
-oci. p. Mr.. Nancy, widow u the late Rudolph
Miiliken aged about - ycar-.
bar Haripor-Oct. =, Nr-. Alice. wife Of Mr..
Charles r. ~outhari AGED 30 years.
Mariaytlie-tb~t >. Perry IL, only child 81 John
{. and Fronia jordan. aged years and months
% mourn not fond mother fpr the JOY. that depart,
Ti,r. l. comfort dear father for the stricken in
heart.
Col has llken the Jewel that ba .kci In thy love,
And beautiful angels have born him above.
The plant tnat YOU reared to gladden. lfc's gloom,
Has fastened it roots IA the soil OF the tomb.
IL hlooned Ia Your garlen - bright AMI fair,
u has climbed DER the wall, and il bios soming
th.ra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
New York Sure for Garfield.

Two hundred and foriy-one towns and
wards outside OF New York and Brooklyn
show Republican gain of s,si4 Returns
from New York City and two hundred and
forty -one towns and wards in the state indi-
cate a Republican gain Of 5000 in the
State. Richmond County including Staten
Island give 900 Democratic majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

We regret to announce the death Of
Mr.. Seth Hamar of South West Harbor,
who departed this life September 2lst. aged
81 years. Mr.. Hamar was a member Of
the Baptist Church aud houored his profess
sion by sincere and upright walk. His
loss will be deeply felt in the community.
lie was an obliging neighbor. true friend.
and an honorable citizen. MAY the Lord
comfort and console the sorrowing widow to
whom he was always a kind aud tender hus-
band. Precious in the sight of the Lord
is the death Of his saints" G..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Foreign Ports

BINsoE-Ar -, \ n wo,slari. Jordan. Nor
nal. {
BEtFt-T- AZ -. III \ T. Emerson. Emerson,
Blea sport g. inAt t. . southern rlrt
Bp-TsN-Ar -, IN MARI : eastman. Patton
tiisw -rfI.
Are-. ~rfi jaime. iilins-. Rider, Trsifsst. SEA
Ous,-n. VI. bauAEl, l,rr Isle
NJ -. III a Italia. Alley, Perth Aruloy Lea
J. II smith. tr5sh Ea+kpsri
Ar -. : " hitting. ,aEtsT. ~ Desert. JaFrvs.
Has. kli-N oTth.
~ T,H ISLAND HAgnoE-~ 4 IS ~.h 'a-glis4a.
N.anr IAN River fer Brt'tstf-4rt. flora \ ~Av
ser. Srrsthy HANK fnr Narrayau-etf. Ftrr.
Fannie Hall, TApley. N,N lorA Tor DA4ssT--
port. Omaha. Is uo-tsr. ~u4l4s an ftr NsW lork.
NV 1oEk-sr -, >ch Mar \ flsc, Clay.
Blu,llll, fieti wHg MaIdpX, Rs klaut
PEnstnENCE-A Ar -, sch Dc.awArv. feTraI,
Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

What fight II was.
The streets are decidedly muddy.
Election day was clear and bright.
Another heavy rain Monday night.
1t is expected that Thanksgiving will
occur November 18th.
Lots Of familiar faces were home from
abroad on election day.
Spruce boughs are in demand and
house banking is in order
-Nessrs. Campbell X True have com
menced the manufacture of sausages.
DIR. Drake viii leave on Monday next
for Boston He will be absent one week.
The mills are all running and those who
have been waiting for lumber are rapidly
being supplied.
Hon. Eugene Hale spoke, on the tariff
question, to a large and enthusiastic audi
ence in Biddeford Friday night.
Another heavy rain and wind storm
commenced here Saturday night about IL
O'Clock and lasted till noon. Sunday.
President Hayes has issued his procla-
nation. appointing Thursday, Nov. 25, as a
day of National Thanksgiving and Prayer.
About two inches Of snow fell at Blan-
chard, the termination of the Bangor and
Piseataquis railroad, Tuesday night of last
week.
The members of the Unitarian Reading
Club, are requested to meet at the house of
Rev. c. ?. Lombard, on Friday evening at
O'Clock, to arrange for the sale of tickets
to Mrs. Livermore's lecture.
-Yennor. the Canada weather prophet.
predicts warm weather in November. be-
cause birds of many species still remain in
northern ATTITUDES. and ospreys and FISH
hawks are still fishing in the lakes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

AT q Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
~ and for the County Of Hancock, on III, first
"Wednesday OF September, A. ID. lssl.
7 ENl Il, WfMAN, Administrator of The estate
- y John Bunker, late of Ellsworth In said
county deceased, having presented his ir,, ac
count OF Administration upon said estate for
Probate.
ORDERED That the said Levi b. WyInan giya
notice thereof 10 ali persons interested BY causing
a copy OF this order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth m rican, printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear az PROBATE
Wednesday q Dec. next, at ten the clock in Tie
forenoon, and shew cause il any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
SaA' PARKER TUCK, Judge
a true copy Atest:-A. Z. DRINKwATEs, Reg,r.
exo. Tenn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

Mr.. II. B. Tilden has accepted unani-
nous call to become pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Lamoine and council
will meet "Wednesday, Nov. 10th to consid.
er the matter of ordaining him. Ordination
services to take place in the evening. The
public generally are invited.
Nov, 2. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
NAHUM HlNChLEY.
October l3ih, ESQ.

1hE subscriber hereby gives Public notice to all
! concerned. that he has been duly appointed
ant has taken upon himself, the tiust Of an Ad
ministratof ii the Estate OF
JOSEPH w. GRAY late OF sedg.iek
In the tounty OF Hancock ,,ecessea
by giving Uassd the law directs: he the relsr.
requests all persons VINO ladebte,, 10 he said
deseased's eztita, TO make immediate payment
anu thosc VINO nave any demands
thereon TO exhibit the tme for payment
Oci. Is, lse0, awxis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Democratic Delaware.

" ILMINNTDN, IIeI-
Returns received indicate a majority in
the state Of at least 10000 for Hancock
The Democrats viii secure at leas, II Of the
q in legislature, and the probabilities are
tina, there will be full State ticket elected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Returns from Illinois.

CHICAGO.
Return, from thiriy-four out Of one hun
drcd and thirty precincts in the city give a
Rep. majority Of 3.5li.
Return. from foriy-,wo town, and pre-
cinct, in Illinois outside Chicago show a ne,
Reut,uIiean t-siu Of .iji
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Vermont Still GROWING.


WHITE KlvER JUNG. VI.
% towns give Garfield 25,ji3 Hancock
l0.+0s; Weaver 735; majority for Garfield
of II 400; Republican gain over 1876. ,665;
nemncraiic loss since ls16. La.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Just Lock

--TIckets for All points wet IA. Tcunsy wanna
Central, aad 30 toa and Albany Railroads from
Boston. OF Grand Tiunk Railway frum Portland.
can bc had Of { {. Burun { the lowest rates
Also ekei- t. Portland 10y INSIDE line Of steamers.
CAll ani sec hlm before purchasing elsewhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Get out Doors.

The close confinement OF ali factory work.
give, the opsTsti,es pallid faces, poor appe-
li,e. Ianguid. miserable feelings. poor blood.
inactive liver. kidneys and urinary troubles.
and al the physicians and medicine IN the
world cannot help them unless they get out
Of door o. Use Hop B.tiers, the parest and
best remedy. especially for such cases. hay
ing abundance OF health. sunshine aud rosy
checks in them. They cost but triae. See
another column Chrisf,aA Recorder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Immense Majority in massachusetts,.
Ranney in Third and Morse in
Fourth Districts, Elected

i1AN4oNs NV D.
Delegations TO Congress, zen Republicans
one Democrat. The Jaional claim, p!u-
rality in Massachusetts Of 10000 to 10000.
For Congressman IN the Third District
Ranney's plurality is 1916, in the Fourth
District. Morse Dem has an undoubted
plurality of seventy-one.
Returns up 10 , \. NJ. indicate a majori-
~ in this State for Garfield. and Long Of 80,
600 The Legislature will stand SO Repub-
lean to 1 Democrat in the Senate, and 49,
Rep. 10 i3 Dem. in the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Dispatches TO Marshall Jewell.

Marshall Jewell received despatch from
Nevada. stating that the State had gone Re.
publican. and from Missouri. Of the election
% Nan Horn to Congress and the reduction
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Republican Majorib in New Hamp-
shire of about 2 500.

The republican majority in thu stake will
be between 0O0 and 500. All Indication,
point to the election Of three republican
congressman In the first. second and third
Districts The railroad commissioners elected
are all republican,. the council Vii probably
stand four republican. one democrat. the
sena;. twcutN renabllean. u four democrats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Michigan Gaining.

DETROIT. Mich.
Fifty-fvc towns and -four interior cities.
about one twentieth Of the State. show
Republican plurality of 300.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Nj \ X |, | f. ID .

Tfarriuztan-ort =, hy Rev & T. Harden. Mr.
Aburr u. Grant and Mr. AiwiiAa Pickett, both 81
Milbritlsc
Prairie Center. II ~sIl- Co.. Iu..-n-t =. by
Rev. Jos. Gerrs. Mr.. Frank Luce II Prairie Gem
ter. And Mi Mar.liA \. Thuina, II k,irn. Matfr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Florida in line with the Solid South.

dAthsoNN ILL, IA
The indications nov are that the Demo
Gratis have made clean sweep Of Florida.
Garfield had majorities in only two out Of
nineteen precincts. Several strong negro
locations are TO hear from.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Nebraska also Republican.

Alt A'F'f-
Returns from Nebraska, indicate a Rep.
maj. Of from 1000 10 2.Joo. Vance j, RI
rIn...a l...,---r.rr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Rhode Island Nearly Doubles her
Majority Of 1875.

PROVIDENCE X. |.
Rhode Island complete, gives Garfield
: 263 majority a republican gain of 29l
over HAYES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

To the Honorable judge of Probate for the
County Of Hancock.
III. nndesigneti, Widos of Ebenezer H. III II,
] late OF hast sullivan. In said ounty, de
ceased, respectfully represents. that said deceased
died POI s.s-ed OF Personal Estate, al Inventory
of which has been duly returnes. into the Proba &
Office that her cir umstaEees render II e..ssary
that she should ave more Of said Personal Estate
than she Is entitled 10 distribution thereof she
therefore, pray- that your Honor woula grant her
such liowanee out OF said Personal Estate a, in
your discretion you may determine necessary and
proper. ELIZA q. HILL.
Dated this 18th day of October. iss0.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss--Iourt OF Probate Ellsworth.
Uct. Term. a ID. ls-0.
Upon the foregoing petition, oRpEa ED, That
said Widow awe public notice TO all persons inter
ested, by causing a copy Of this order 20 be pub.
iishedsthree weeks suteessveiY in the Ellsworth
lOner1ean, newspaper published in Ellsworth
IN SAID County, that they may appear at $ Court
Of Probate for said County be held at Ellsworth,
on the first Wednesday In Dec. next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and siew cause if any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
3u&ss Parker rick Judge
At est:-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register
4 True copy, A.lsss '-CHAA. +. D0R4, Registey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
New Jersey Probably Republican.
NEW YORK

Accounts from New Jersey indicate very
large vote and that the Republicans have
probably carried the state. Passaic county
gave a ReDuhlieau majority Of 400
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
City and County.

Nursing mothers and delicate females
gain strength and flesh from Malt Bitters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the coun.

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Coun.
y of Hancock.
1lhE undersigned administrator OF the estate of
l Elliott :, Hodgkibs. late oil Hancock In said
COunty deceased, respectfully resprese ats that
The goods and ehaitels, rights and credits OF said
deceased are Dot sufficient ia pay his lust ..ebts
AMI charges OF admiuistratlpn, by Ltis. sum of
nine hundred dollars Wherefore YOUR petition.
81 prays Yopr Honor to grant him a Liceuce To
sell At puhiic or private sale, and convey sum H.
ent - produce SAID sum Of Gie hunITe doll.r.
OF the real estate OF the deceased 10 satisfy aid
debts and chtIges OF administration
CHARLEs T.. HOPKINS Admir-
Oct. 18Th, lssD.
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK, ss;-Court Of T.. obate, Ellsworth,
october Term, \. H., $50.
Upon tie foregoing petition ORDERED. that
sali te.ilouer give public notice to all persons
interested BY causing copy 1 The petition and
this order thereon, 10 be pubii- ned three weas
successfully 10 the Ellsworth Auert.hn n
newspaper published n Ellsworth, in said
county, that they may appear at !, Court OF
Probate for SAID County 10 be held az Ella
worth, on the hrst edaesday 10 bee next.
at ten OF the clock Ia the forenoon to show cause
Il any taey have, why the same should not be
granted,
3ws5s PAUkFR TICK J.dga
Attest CHAs. z. DoRR. itegisler.
true copy, Ailesl;-CHAs. r, DoHR. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Large Gains i'm Minnesota.

In Minnesota % town, give Garfield $50
majority The Republicans have carried St
Paul aud s. Paul county ST. Paul Is usu-
ally Democratic hy 20Oo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
Gain Of Congressman in Virgin.

RICHMOND. Va.
The Republican, gam one Congressman
in Virginia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
And the State Probably 10000.

PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Twelve out of thirty one wards in Phila.
give Garfield 426 majority indicating Rep.
majority of $1,000. This makes the State Rep.
BY not less than 10000 and probably 10000.