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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

To the Honorable Judge 81 Probate within and
for the County of Hancock.
rHE petition and Representation Of q. ". Pet
] tenxill, g uarilan Of Alice 4 Augustus Gor'ior,
heirs OF Augustus 4 sarah Gordon. Of sullivan
ia the County Of Hancock, Minor. respectfully
shew.. that the -Aid Minors arr -eikcd and pos
se-ssd Of certain Real Estate situate In said suit
van ami described follows Beginning at the
shorv and adjoining lands the south east ow ned
by heirs Of John Goron. ON the north easi by Land
owned by the Granite Co., on the north Ncsf ~
lands ned by q. W. Petisugiii, On the soati
west by the tide water of Trcnion Bay. containing
thirty acres NOR. lees. That said Estate H. I'M
prosiactiy. Of any benet said Minors and tina, IL
will BE- for the interest of said Minors That the
same should b. sold and the proceeds put cot and
Honor thai he may he authorized and empowered
agreeahly t. Law 10 sell at public private sale
the above described Real Estate or such part Of Il
In your opinion may be expes!ient- Al which
l. respectfully submitted.
Go. ". PETTINGLL. Guardian.
MAY 18th. lsso.
hate held nj Bueksport, ON the 3ri Wednesday Of
May, 1850
On the Petition Aforesaid. oGpEKEp. That ne.
tics be given By publishing copy OF said pettsOn
with this order there three weeks socees-iyel,
10 the Ellsworth American. newspaper rrintea
la Ellsworth. that all persons Interested may at
tend on the first "Wednesday oil july pext II
atConrs y; Probate then 10 be holden ia Buehill,
and shew cause, II any. VIII, the prayer of said
petItioa should NOT be granted. such notice TO be
s~24 Parker TUCK. Judge.
Attest: CHAs. r. DogR. Re xister.
4 true Copy, Attest '-lHAs- +. DOR. Register.
Al Court OF Probate holden at Bneksport, with
in and for the County Of Hancock. on the Bril-
"Wednesday Of May. A. D. iss1.
Joanna stubb., admir-. Of the estate ef Reuben
y stnbb-, late Of BUek sport, Ina said County. de
consolidating presented her LIT account upon
said estate for Probate
ORDERED:-That the sAid Joanna stubbs
CIV. notice to all person. Interested, By causing
. copy OF thi. ordes To be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth, Ameri
can. priniel at Ellsworth. that they may
appear at . Probate Court to be holder,
~ Bluehiil. said county, the fret
Wednesday of July next, At ten Of the clock
in the forenoon, and shew eaDse. il any thes have
why the said instrument should not be proved
approved. and allowed as the last vii and tes,z.
ment at said deceased.
swes PARKER TUCK. Judge
A true eopy-Attsst:-CHAs. r. DoRn, Register.
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wenaA's Spring Work.

Bro. HALL:-Of course YOU cannot eN-
pect to hear much from the sisters through
the month of MAY. tina, busies, of all
months with every good housewife. 1t
matters not how neat woman NAV he.
believe it for the health of the famil, tina,
the house should have thorough cleansing,
at least, once a year. Carpets should he
taken up. and well-cleansed and aired aud
beduing whether used much ar little. airrd
and much Of it washed. Husks which form
principal part Of our beds should he poured
out and raked over, and closets orerhsuled.
One hardly knows in what their possessions
sonsis, until they Law over accumulated
stock. Often,ifne. much goes to the rag
bag but almost always one finds something
laid away tina, will do to give poor child;
something tha, can be rc-madc. and II is
much better than 10 let i; remain where IT
will do no one any good
We often wish We could paint and paper
more than we feel able 10 do; but IT is
wear and tina, keeps a home in passsble or
der, while if i, is postponed j, assumes such
gigantic proportions tina; !, requires quite
an OUTLAY to accomplish it, but .ell-eleancd
and made to look the hes; it possibly can
one feels quite well satisfied. think !;
good economy 20 use washable curtains. for
shade. no matter how nice grow DARK and
spotted with age, while a white curtain
when nicely done up smells 40 fresh and
sweet and looks 80 pretty And to my ais
tiers heartily recommend pumioe stone soap
for cleaning tin, brass and soiled paint.
Rub the soap on the cloth and rub well.
then wash and rub again, and then use what
ing on brass and tin ware and YOU Will h.
well rewarded Il can be found a, almos,
ali country store. a; four or five e,s. cake.
M in D,Tigo Rarui.
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth. Maine

OhuANIxEp MARCH 9Th. l513.
MONEY deposited before the 18th aay Of
III March, Jube, september and December viii
draw dividends from tn. arst OF same month
bivilcnhs on deposits payable twice a year
June ami December.
Dividends so0u AZ declared are added to he
pTiheif al, thGs compromising The inteEe.l every
SIX months.
ss Under the EXISTING law OF this state All
deposits in savings Banks are exempt frcm n, n
nictpal taxation.
No returns of names Of iepo>itors are reuuirad
to De- made to state or town authorities and All
accounts are held by this Bank TO be strickiy pfl.
ya< and confidential. -
haFEiSa ~"tasn aud persons under age de-
Postt n' ney IN their own names. Lbak Il can
De drawn only By The m.elves. or ON their order
Especial advantages Afforded 10 Execators
trust fusd-.
GEORGE PARCHER. Prcsideat.
i9o 4. L. BuRKIL l.. Ireasurer
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SURPRISING CURE,

ce-Ii.uns.- About twelve yesrs ago. whlle travel!
laz vita tsihsr kenps va Folks CoEes rt 1roaps
tenor singer, took severe cold and izs NO 81
hs.zrk n. J. Thscgid brusEhtou severe attack Of
C.faffa which hzisleh viii svsry known remedy fof
fear eeks xi.bezt aFr'. sad - GsA.iy obliged 70
give up Q desirable rc~t'tc1 ard rsiurn home,
un1tfs 10 stag . note. for thFra years Afterwards
ahie sing "a all. The tsi attack @; Caisrfh
had q n org AMI throa sensitive thai the
siehtes, ccs post bricx . fFfsh Ht.ack. lrsyinx
prcsfrAsrs. In this AZ continued 20 slifer he
last TIE ssvvrst Ead. terrible s9f
fsfvd The 81 ercrlrts'iee aa Ia ny he al. sEs 80
hoafss TO be scare aals TO SPEAK, sSA e9ashei
rrsssNrfly. thoasht Nas soi-s into gsick coE-
sumption, s-a frfay bsitrss n had thsss tJEp
tors cuutausi sthoft relief tksy vouli have req
deTri me a. easy Niciin. Whfn IN this 9AstEssslAs
conf need tbs U.s. ofs.Spnt ps I.picsL
CvNG gsrsEA7. vc-r rcu lastly COATES &c bad
tired 81 the sAsrrtaseG ferss. ~sheat asEsst The
crst tosr of tbs wnufrFfal Esdrlns save re the
g. zes rsrf g. hardly pe>slic fer OBS shose head
acAes eyes scar ~ho scarcely Artieasss esineily
aceqaat q the eokug sceuraElations IN s ihfcas
g. feAaze mech retsff obtained IRON tie frst s
plicstsou os ssNrotp's Radical Gym. tndef ia tn-
kssncs Internal erierrs Fsrfly recovered.
sni ~ az al Il to- remedy since, have
s~su sutrsiy ree from Czi2fh. Cot TIE Ers; tie Ia
Respectfully ye--,
Gao. v. HOLpRooK-
wAlruaw Mss fAn tss
81 FuFrhzsei tie l.srscst CSxR OF GEO- H.
EUS Ms, DrGxg o.. EHaalors hsllGirs
Ear rack gr oa-.Ala. Dr ssaforir farrovri fsA.t
IN TnEe mil for xsz IN n
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nations. II e m orrhages,
Wounds, Cate. Bruises,
Burns, Sprains. &c. Stop
ping the aow Of blood, re-
lhying % once pain. sub
DUNG Inflammation, heal
ing and curing disease 90
rapidly q to excite won
der. admiration, gratitude.
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AdiFv.s Dr. W IL PAR
hER. No. BulAach street,
BOSTON. Mas. The author
may be consulted on all dis
eases requiring sklI aad cx
pefienre
lvf5a
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wal-uas Mss Jas q tsx
81 FaTrhzssi tie Esrfcst CSxR OF GEO- u.
Roc I.s. DrGSxss. Egs.alora bsllGing
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4 ENUAL financial statement of

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Auditors Notice.

In the matter of the assigned In the Common Pleas
Estate Of JOnN CUKTIN. Of Centre county
The undersigned Auditor, appointed to
make distribution Of tho balance 10 the hands u j. D.
sbugert, E.I.. Assignee Of John Curtin, among the
creditors and those legally entitled thereto wili attend
to the daes Of his appointment Va the Court
Belefonte, on TUESDAY, the u day Of August at II
o'clock. A. NJ All pcrsDus interested required to
make their claims before said Auditor be delarrcd
from coming ia on said fund
25ew JOHN u. LINN. Auditor.
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.ENTRE COUNTY. 50:

'IIAN lNl1 W. ~ Il
~ fsEAL ], WV. T.. BURcHuELD Clerk Of the Or.
phans Court Of said county Il Centre do hereby csrti.
fy, that at Orphans Court held at Beefonte the
2dh day of April A. d. lssu before the Honorable the
Judges Of said Court, on motion rule granted
upon Rebecca Curtin, Julia G. Harvey, Irwin Harvey
l.. u. Curtin, Cons Curtin. Cons Curtin guardian"
halissa CaadOr Jos. Candor, X. ". Curtin the heirs
and legal representatives Of Asstin Curtin deceased
90 come into Court the 9TH Monday u August next
q accept refuse to accept at the valuation or 10
show why the real estate of said deceased should
Hot be sold Same notice to be given inquistion
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of said Court, Bellefonie the
Zoth day Of April, A. d lSsi.
". T. BURCHFIELD, {. .O.C.
Attest: JOHN SPANgLEE. sheriff. Z-..w
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19

Rev. Mr.. Whitaker will hold the usual
ser Jices this morning and evening, at the
Methodist church, corner Eighth and Wal,
nut streets.
AT the Presbyterian church, on Eighth
street, Rev. George will hold the regular
morning and evening services, to which
strangers and all others are cordially in.
vited.
Father Masterson will hold the usual
services in st. Patrick's church, corner
Ninth street and Washington avenue, to-
day, The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Cook will be held In the church at
two o'clock p. m.
The Bishop of the A. NJ. E. Church
will preach this morning at the church
house provided by thecongregation of Rev.
Joseph Perkins.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Capt w. P Wright has gone to Gin
cnnat.
Mrs. Judge Green returned home from
Dixon Springs Thursday evening.
Mr.. Thos. Lewis is back again from st.
Louis. His visit was flying one.
Mr. II. Leighton and family will re-
turn home some time during the coming
week.
MIR. s. Farubaker who has been east
purchasing goods, returned yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Geo. Sergent has accepted per
raanent position as fireman on the Illinois
Central railroad
Mr.. W. B. Gilbert and family, after an
absence of several weeks, returned home
yesterday morning,
Mr.. Newton Rice and family arrived
home last night from Dixon Springs.
Mr. Fastevan, the yardmaster of the
Illinois Central road at this point, is con.
fined to his bed by illness.
Mr.. T L. joys family, having arrived
from Cairo, has taken possession of No. o,
Winters row.
Harry Walker will have an entirely
new troupe, composed Of eleven stars, at the
Comique, next week
Chief Of police Robinson, being some
what under the weather, has joined his
family at Elco,
Hon. d. 7, Linegar, our candidate for
the legislature, spoke at Metropolis yeSter-
day.
Mrs. S. Williamson is in New York
selecting her fall stock of millinery, which
has already commenced to arrive.
Mr.. J. w. Stewart returned home Fri.
day evening from Dixon Springs feeling
considerably improved, considering his
short stay there.
Miss Nellie McGahey returned home
yesterday from her summer visit to her
grand parents at DuQuoin, and relatives
and friends in other places.
MIR. Geo. A. Sawin, advance agent Of
the celebrated "Bergers," was IN the city,
yesterday making the preliminary arrange
ments tor an entertainment to be given next
Saturday. Advertisement another column
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
THE JONESBORO FAIR.
SHABBY TREATMENT OF A CAIRO HORSE \pY

SHABBY TREATMENT OF A CAIRO HORSE \pY
THE JUDGES.
We learn from Will Smyth who return.
ed from Jonesboro last night, that the
Twenty-ffth annual fair of the Union
county agricultural association was an I'M
mense success, The attendance through
out the week far exceeded that OF any year
in the history of the association while the
display in all the departments was cores.
pondlngly larger, The great feature of the
programme was the trot on Friday which
drew fully eight thousand people TO the
grounds. 1t was advertised to be "free-
for-all' against time, square trotting only
allowed. Instead of adhearing to this con-
ton Of the programme the judges permitted
"single footer' from Cape Girardeau to
compete for the first money against "Silver
TAIL" another Cape Girardeau horse and
the Cairo horse Harry Hill" Against all
precedent and against the expressed opin-
ion of nine-tenths of the people who
witnessed the race. The Cairo horse was
denied first money, having beaten "Slyer
Tall in the square trot, the time being 2;24
and 2 :37 in favor of the former. The track
three times round lacks, thirty yards of be-
ing mile.
Mr.. Smyth informs us that he was
treated with every evidence of hospitality
by the people, who attended the fair and
desires us to state that the outrage is to be
charged to the judges, whose partially was
the only unpleasant feature Of the weeks
proceedings.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
STOP THIEF! STOP THIEF!l

According to the old adage, when tho
rickpocket fears detection, he runs and
cries out, "Stop thief"
On last Tuesday. morning Senator Blaine
telegraphed to Candidate Garfield that
Plaisted the Democratic and Greenback
candidate for governor, was elected by
probably thousand majority. On We'd
nesday all reports from Maine showed that
Plaisted had more than 1000 majority.
On Thursday Senator Blaine began to
initiate the thiefinth old adage. He sent, on
Thursday, to Candidate Garfield the fol.
lowing dispatch
''Thc indications now point unmistakably 10 the
election of Gov Davis. II we could be assured Of
an honest vote and honest returns from the French
plantations of Aroos,ook county, every possibility
of doub, would be removed
That last dispatch is entirely "too thin
James Blaine. Nobody believes you.
Your character for honesty, men with your
own party, is not the. best; and everybody is
inclined to believe you were getting ready
to tamper with the returns yourself, when
you sent that last dispatch to Candidate
Garfield. The immensely with which Can
didate Garfield tempered with the returns
in Louisiana in 1876, encouraging you to
the same sort of evil doing; and in Maine
at the state election you may succeed.
But Senator Blaine, your power as a
countcr-out, will be at discount after the
November election. A Democratic congress
will count the vote cast in Maine at the
November election, and you may be sure 1t
will be a fair count.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
PUT IT TO PROOF.

AT u time when the community isflooded
with SO many unworthy devices and
connections, it is refreshing to
find something that is beneficial
and pure. So conscious are the proprie
tors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for the
Consumption of the worth of their rene
dy, they offer all who desire, trial bottle
free of charge This certainly would be
disastrous to them did not the remedy pos
sess the remarkable curative powers claimed,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for the Con-
sumption will positively cure asthma, bron-
chitis, stubborn coughs, colds, phthisic,
quinsy, hoarseness, Group, or any affection
of the throat or lungs. AS you value your,
existence give this wonderful remedy trial
by calling on Geo. Il. O'Hara, Druggist
Cairo, Ills, and obtaining trial bottlef rec
of charge, or regular sized bottles, 81 .OO.O
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19

snake whip often striking the animal over
the head with the butt end of it. Peo-
pie stopped wherever he went sympa-
thizing with the dumb victim OF the drum
ken mans insane rage uttered loud COM
plants at every street corner. The
horse was terribly beaten up.He was lacerat-
ed till the raw flesh appeared in many places
thick RIGGS were visible oil over his body
and his head and mouth were swollen and
badly disfgured. Officer Schuckers finally
arrested the man and took him before
Squire Olmsted where number of witness
es were examined and case of gross maltreat-
ment was proven. The judge assessed fine
OF twenty dollars and cost, total twenty-seven
dollars and ten cents. The prisoner at first
refused to pay, saying he would take an
appeal, but reconsidering the matter, fork
ed over the money and quietly lead his
horse away.
Republican mongers are still busily
engaged in the county outside of Cairo in
spreading the report that the Independent
county candidates are the nominees of the
Democratic party. These mongers are no
doubt political pgmies, and instruments in
the hands of the Republican candidates to
carry out their designs, which are nothing
more nor less than to gain votes by deceiv.
ing the people as to the character Of the re-
lationship existing between their opponents
and the Democratic party in this county.
Here in Cairo, where it is well understood
that there is no other partisan county tick
ct in the field, than the Republican, these
false reports are not evan being circulated
much less believed. 1t is only in the rural
districts where this false report is being in
dustrlously circulated in the hope that those
Republicans, who are honest. and know
the independent candidates to be the best
men, will thereby be influenced to vote the
Republican ticket. For the benefit of every
body we will repeat that there is no other
party county ticket in the field than that
placed there by the Republican county con-
vention; and that Messrs. Hodges, Irwin
Leek and Fitzgerald are not running as the
nominees, nor yet as members, Of
any political party, but are
independent candidates in the
fullest sense of that term. We have no
doubt that the intelligent voters of Alexan-
der county will sternly rebuke the spread
ers of these untrue reports, whoever they
may be, by defeating the men in whose
favor they are working so industrously and
so dishonesty,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
ICE CREAM.

The undersigned will, on and after
Nay list, be prepared to furnish our citi-
seas first rate quality of ice cream,
equal in every way to that furnished in
Chicago, made fresh daily, and furnished
IN freezer, from one gallon upwards; deliv-
cred to any part of the city. This cream is
made by an experienced artist and cannot
fell to give satisfaction on trial. Orders
left at ice house, corner Eighth and Levee,
will receive prompt attention. Will be fur
aished at sl.25 per gallon in quantities from
one gallon upwards. ROBERT HEwErr,
Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
CRIMINAL CHARACTERS.

Mike CASTILLO a white man was drunk
yesterday and not having been very bad
case was fined only one dollar aud costs, by
Judge Olmstead,
Officer Lahue arrested Eliza Turner
yesterday for using threatening language
and took her before Judge Flmstead, who
fined her five dollars and costs.
ELLEN Foy, hard and troublesome
character, behaving in disorderly manner
yesterday, was arrested by officers Wins
and Tyler and brought before judge Ohm
sted, who found her guilty and fined her five
dollars and costs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Elder r. j. Shores will preach at the
usual hours in his church, the First Mis-.
sionary Baptist, Tenth street.
Sunday school and services will be held
in the German Lutheran church this fore.
noon-Rev. Il. Knappe officiating.
Services will boconductcd in st.
Josephs church, by Father O'llara, at the
usual time.
AT the Church Of the iedeemer, on
Fourteenth street, there will be prayer at
ten o'clock aud services at half.past ten in
the morning; also at halt-past seven in the
evening. Rev Bonnar will occupy the pull
pit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
LABORERs WANTED.

Near Concordia, Bolivar county, Mssis-
ssppi, I have 1900 acres Of land in cotton
and corn to be picked and housed. To &C.
ccmnlodate white and colored laborers |
nave large frame.houses with brick, fire
uIsces ia each with berths and mattresses
"a each house. sufficient to accommodate a
large number of laborers. The house for
sHhues will be separated from those for
.oJ.prsd laborers. The highest price will be
r111d for good hands. VIM. M. SLEDoE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-19
DIED,

Friday night, at the residence Of John Tau
ner, Greenfelds Landing, Mrs. Catherine
Cook, mother of Mr.. John Cook, Of this
city. Her remains were brought to Cairo
yesterday, and will be buried from St, Pa
tricks church at . p. m. to-day. A special
train will leave foot of the Eighth street OF
half past two o'clock for Villa Ridge.