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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

Smallpox is spreading throughout the
West
~ More than thirty Of the mining com
panics of Colorado make total abstinence
condition of employment.
News has just been received at london
that terrible ;,phoon visited the country
about Haitong and TalIce. in China. raising
the waters Of the sea and driving them in
land four miles. One town was entirely
submerged ana swept away with all its in
habitaut~, Numbering 5000.
1t is estimated that the American PEG
pie do an annual business of eighty thouSs
and millions Of dollars
II he Dominion Temperance Colonization
SoeIet, has applied TO the government for a
tract of 2,o'O.O0O acres Of land III the
Northwest. which Is to be sold cheaply to
actual settlers. with a proviso that all in
toXlcaiing liquors shall be- excluded from
the settlement.
1t is said that the fusionists in M>sis-
sippl propose to swear IN and inaugurate the
fusion ticket. and To demand the State
House at Jackson. which will be refused 10y
the democrats. The democrats will then re-
fuse the militia. and an appeal will be made
10 President Arthur.
The application Of Mark Twain for a
Canadian copyright for his new book has
been refused. The cIaim for a copyright,
was made on the strength Of Mr. Clemens
visit and domiciIc for two weeks IN Montreal
The authorize, decide such residence i not
a lega! domicile
Edward y Stakes. Who shot lin Fisk
ha, made a great success in California
mining adventures. and lives in cNtravagant
,;ylc at New York. Josie Mansfield IS also
living At New York. quietly and comfortably.
r. George VI. Pullman, the palace car man.
got hI> start financially in mining IN Colo
RADIO. He vas worth less than 500 go
when he began the sleeping car business,
and now has 500 900 home ut Chicago.
besides elegant summer places on the s.
Lawrence and at Long Branch, The Pul.-
man palace car company now has OYER 200
cars running ia this country which cost over
>ljpbo.Opo.
Col. Hooker Of Bratteboro. Vt, Who
has b-,u made scrc lni-a;-srms 81 the
House married i SISTER Of the late Jim ! -k,
and the two men vcr" great Croulcs
Hooker va, guest Of FISK on one of has
special car juuAet., and the tram passed o
load IF pnrktT. Look here. George, +
cried f.,k. " lots of Your relative, ;rA,c.iin.
TO-DAY =" Nr,." returned Hooker, cheer
fn.1. " connections hy marriage.
-Rcl.cca Bate Of >c.tuatc. Mas. Who
ALL bc remembered a, long a, Store, nf
1872 are told. died "Wednesday aged s.
-, and h,F cousin Abby we're the heroine,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
PenotB.eot.

AT the stated communicative necem-
Der :. Of Rising Star" Lodge F. 4. 4. VI
choice Of the following officer, wa, made
So. the ensuing Masonic wear;
T. i. RoWden. W NJ: Jerome Sellers, ).
W; Robert 5 Ieceh. j. W; b. W BoWden,
5. d.. Hugh Smith. ;. D.:I p. Grindal,
Sec; Calvin Leach. Treas; Hose. D. Ward
sell, Lodge Historian b. II. Cushmah, ~
NJ n'ardwell and John L. Wardwell, RI
nance Compittee.
A renewed i.terest is mantle sted in the
two churches in this ioSn. The Methodist
at the Bay has for its pastor Rev Mr.
Dunton, the right man in the right place
The Baptist church at the Cove" We learn,
has renewed its engagement with Rev. l.. 4.
Trip: Familiarity called Father Trip We
are glad 10 learn that Elder Trip has con-
scented 10 retain his pastOrate over the church
where he has preached so many years. We
should miss his cordial greeting and father
" advice which we have been accustomed to
for so many years.
Nearly all our vessels have returned
hom their last trip, and are hauled up for
wintes. The season has been prosperous
one, thus fer 10 serious accidents to our YES
sels or men.
The Allmen aud Brick rnakefS are pre-
pairing to stock their mills and brick yards
with wood tbs former for Manufacturing
slaves and shingles and The latter citing It
to burn in their kilns next summer
Business is good and labor in good de-
msnd. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Portland Pres.
Another Step in Advance.

The Democrats. in pursuance of their
policy of keeping close to Republican coat
tails, have made another step in advance
and discarded another II their traditional
doctrines The article Of their old creed
this time abandoned is free trade. They
are becoming violent protectionists, aud re-
pudi2te without hesitaney the declaration Of
principles they adopted in National conven-
tion only wear ago. They fsrsake free trade
with as much CELEBRITY and unconcern as they
forsook slavery, and hard money, and State
rights
The leader in this new departure is Sena-
tor VOORHEES, of Indiana, formerly one of the
most blatant of free traders. His following
is a great majority Of the organization. 4
few leaders still stand out, and adhere to
the old doctrine. But these belsted ones,
As so often before, will soon be or the run
90 catch up with their comrades. and by
1854 sasy be heard protesting that they are
tie oEls original protectionists-
Thus one more triumph is recorded for
the method of oeseet teaching in use by the
Republican pedagognss. If they perseyere
they will thoroughly instlh seFTect prinei-
niles into the Democratic mind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Gre at Pond.

i noticed IN the AMERICAN the amount
Of grain the Narlvi.r Machines have
thra>hcd Edgar Williams. formerly Of
Great Pond, now Of Fairfield. and stephen
nelano have ,hra>hed ,h., fall 790l hu,hc,,
Of grain. The largest amount in one ia,
beng 3nN bushels. The, think the, have
rather beaten Nira,it.e. Farming that
way, means business. Here. farming is too
much mixed up wiih numbering 70 make d,
o paving business.
Now the !umhcrmen are au,ioa,.y
waiting for SNOW. IhcrrNpen and man,
cares the lo.ly farmer knows up'hn. about.
He 50, By the frc,iic and cnj.,, tie fruit
If h.s labor vhic the .gmb, rri,u ar, fl,.n.
the cold storms ut winter. bur ,al need them
farmers. as thr, Hcra Voc. and that both
cla,>e, may De- ahuuaAn,.y aro>pcrcl b, the
SINGER, web uf l.
Dec -.
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" altman
II

A select party Of old people took
dinner at James rwlnham's. dee -.
to celebrate the birthda, Of Hugh Twyuham,
James, father, who was 81 wears old The
part, consisted Of Hugh TV,nham ~ Years.
his wife IS wears. James .fWlnham'> wife :
mother Mr.. klngmau. - wears. and an
uncle and aunt Of Mrs. TWynham'S. Charles
Jones and wife Mr. Jonc, is 90 wears and
his wife ~ wears. Their united age, 40
wears. Il months and II DAYS. They are
the two oldest men and the three oldest
women in Waltham and al belong Ia school
district No 3. the smallest dl,jric, IN town.
They were jolly company and all seemed
To emo, 'hemsel,o, and Il they had had
some good old fashioned music probably
the, would have ENJOYED a dance.
LorTIF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
~. Y. Tribune
Sense VS.. Speculation.

All men still in the possession of their
senses. and not in danger of being tried for
murder. whatever NAV be their danger OF
being killed. ought 10 be thankful to DIR.
Fordyce Barker for the admirable testimony
which he gave in the Cuiteau case on Tues
day last. His evidence came into the Ju-
dciai chamber ike a Whit Of fresh air into
a SICK room. Not recently. at least. has
distinction so clear and philosophical been
drawn between intellectual alteration and
that condition of the mind IN which con-
science or Whatever j. left of It. llelds 10
the temptations Of passion or of vanity aud
leaves man 90 do that which j. contrary
10 the eternal law of God and the enacted
law Of man All the answers Of DIR. Bar
krr were given with the precision Of 4 man
Who knew of wha, he VA talking; but We
dc>ir, particularly 10 call attention TO one
which Dee gave iu response % an intcuoga-
tom of the Court. II covers the whole
problem he Court inquired: is 1t not
a fact that 10 some iIHsancl patients there
D, yer, great V.oAcdns,s '' lr. Barker.
with a tlc4tucs> and agcurac, which do him
honor responded "le,. Insane people
usaN be- VoIS wicked and are responsible for
such vicAcduc>, "a, they can RESTRAIN them
selves from doing II the, can find mo-
tive for DONG or NOT DONG au act OF wick
cIrc>,. 90 show, thar INSANITY ha> not &c
~'rHl,a their power % Will
These az, words which deserve 10 Boz per-
p,.la',I I'D au, future treatise Of medical
iur,pruG,uor. The same MAY be said of
Or Barker, distinction between insane Dc
lu,iou," and "ahsurd and cNirasagaut opIu-
ions" We ought TO be obliged 10 him for
pau'Iu. ont that where there are no de-
.u,iuu> there may D, "porver>one<> of the
morals. Acan. DR. Barker cleared away
a great dra! pf mystical nonsense when be
said Il DO not think that there Is such
thing A. moral insanity. ] have no faith
.u = existence Moral insanity Is simply
w.ekoanc>>. Md again Uncomfortable
impulse may exist IN a perfectly sane person.
a. the result of bad habit, og passions.
AGAIN. ~ regard 20 ccccutre,ir>. They
are exhibitions &C character. Iu language.
dress. modes ~ expression or conduct. d..
tcrrnt from the ordinary standard of the
world. and arr casually ne result Of VANITY
or >e.f.o,e. FINALLY. and best of AL.
There j. no. such disease known 20 medical
science a, hereditary INSANITY There o., lu-
daub,odly hereditary tendency 90 insanity.
Because b grandmother 90 grandfather Aa,
been insane. i does mot prove mat Il
ssculaut IS .4h.r % INSANITY aaa man
cluno; inherit Tendency - INSANITY 'rou
L, brothers or SISTERS oT a4u.s or cousins
We are q opinion that the whole test
mon, o; Or. tari,,e Barker. apart from
II, bearing upon ;hr case. Vii tend 80 .ariarr
q better order - 'h.uS, $50 we..ca. larl,-
prudence We .u mot remember WtalCa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

OF the ..le Judge Fox. notice Of whose
death appeared 10 our dispatches last week.
the Portland Prsss SAYS; Judge Fox va,
in MS usua. health fuesday, and presided
in the District Court. Tuesday evening be
complained u bad feeling in his stomach
and his wife administered some simple
remedy which afforded him relief After
retiring he again complained Of pam IN
the stomach and heat was applied which
brought relief and be went to sleep. About
midnight his wife was awakened by his
heavy breathing. and Ga trying TO awake her
husband found II ~as impossible to DO 50.
Mr.. II. I. StoreT, who lives near The Judges
residence. was immediately senl for, but
when be arrived the Judge had breathed bis
last. Death was probably the result Of
heart disease He had suffered occasionally
from dyspepsia for some time past. but his
symptoms had given rise to no anxiety.
Judge Fox vas born in Portland. on the
10Th Of June, 1915 He graduated at Har-
yard College in 1884 and al the Harvard
Law School in 1887, and immediately be-
gaa the practice Of law in Portland lie
soon sequired a large practice. and tcs
twenty -sYe wears was one Of the most prom
inent advocates at the Cumberland bar. In
1862, he was appointed one Of the Supreme
Justices Of Name. bGi the next year resigned
and returned to practice 81 the bar. In
1866, he vas appointed 10 ssaeeed Judge
Ware as Judge Of the United Stats Dis
trict Court for the District Of Maine. posi j.
ton which he has filed ever since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Administrators Sale.

CJaying obtained license from the Probate Court
IL shall sell at public auction III not sold at
p' ivate sale befOr at tie house OF the ate JOS
" Gray on Thursday January the twenty sixth,
lsS2, the llOwiBg descrii ei pieces Of Rial Estate
Of the late JOS. W. Gray. One lot Of pasture
land on The est side Of the highway |, adj g from
Bropksville 30 Bluehill lying between land Of Capt
john SNOW on the North and Burnley Gibson on
the south containing twenty i've acres more r
less One lot OF wild lanil the East side of said
high way. containing twenty hfe acres more or less
Tn homestead 1T OF the ate Jos W. Gray, con
tanning FITS acres more or less, reserying the
" i,tow's right OF Dover.
j. q. WALKER, Admir-.
Dee. u, ISL. 3w5l'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Home and Foreign News.

Geo. William Curtis lectured at Buffalo,
\. Y, Friday night, on civil service reform,
before an immense audience. He welcomed
President Arthur into the reform ranks and
trusted to see him carrying out the decla-
rations of his inaugural message.
Probably the largest hog in the United
States sas lately exhibited at Junction City,
Kansas. Ills length was ! feet, girth Of
neck 6 IL feet, girth CT .skest Z -. girth
Of center feet, width aefoss tie Lips 80
inches, and weight 1882 pounds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

. WAY don't you stop coughing Moth
iu- easier, Just gtt i bottle ot DE- Graves
Bl.,lm .: Wild Cherp and I4r, and j
yDur Cough !, u1t better d The morning. |
viii pa, for II. ,li.l one gentleman to ano;h-
e. The result j, the first gentleman nov
blow. for the B4l,4m for all disease. Of the
pulmonary organs, including Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Wnoopiug Cough, &c. II you
doubt il, TN bottle Yourself and then YOU
viii be satisfied. Large bottles. - cents
samples, 10 cents. For sale By Druggist,
Dec. to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

Deer Isle.
w. II. II. Spoford has recently been
appointed deputy collector Of customs at
this place.
The boys are having a fine time skat-
ing.
Steamer Henry Morrison arrived on
time to day.
There is to he a Masquerade Ball in
Haskel's Hall on Monday evening Dec. %.
\ grand time Is expected.
Sch. Lameltine cleared for Belfast to-
DAY where she will be thoroughly repaired.
C. W. Higgins has just received a large
stock Of watches. clocks. jewelry. toys.
fancy goods &c. which he is offering for sale
very cheap.
Dee L. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Extreme Tired Feeling.

A lady tells US "the first bottle has done
my daughter great deal of good, her fool
does not distress her now, nor does she
suffer from that ertreHs tired tss'iRg which
she did before taking Hoods Sarsaparlla
a second bottle effected cure. No other
preparation contains such a concentration
Of vitalizing, enr.;hing, purifying and inyig-
Grating properties as Hoods Sarsaparllla,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
No. 81.
Ibr Gllsmortb american.

Published every THURSDAY Morning at Coomhs
Block, Ellsworth, Me. by TIL HANtoCh
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY
For terms, Sr., see FIRST page.
sE-S NJ. PETTENtII.I. \ co. 20 state street,
Boston 3. Park Row, New York, and .al Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia are our Ageut- for prneur'
sng advertisements for the ANEBlC As IN the above
cities aud authorscito contract for advertising AZ
ur low est rates
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

Precedent Siih4r has nominated Hon.
Horace GRAY. Of Massachusetts, - Assoc
ate Justice OF the Supreme Car; of thu
Iu.ted States .n p.ao, e J@>-.e Clifford
deceased
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

-EX-Secretary Blaine. and Mrs.. Blaine
Monday evening, gave brilliant reception
10 the new Secretary Of State. and wife.
Among the guests were President Arthur,
the President Of the Senate, tie Speaker Of
the House, and oil the members Of the Cub
met, Justices Of the Supreme Court, nearly
all the members Of the diplomatic corps
and ladies Of their families, together with
a limited number Of other person, prou.-
nent in Mashing.on socIetY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Notice Z.

II AVING sold out my carriage bus ness 10 nv
L son W. ii. Davis, and wishing To 81 - up
my affair in 4 at branch, notice is hereh, given
that notes and accounts due me must he settled
before January |, lss2, after that date they viii
be left with an attorney for collection.
- J W. DAVIS.
Ellsworth, Aov. %, ISL 5wE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

The iHaH'tc NahfAiy for January gives
cNr'Il'nl promise Tor the coming NCpt. IT
opcn- with ~ essay bt Mr.. inwcii- entitled
"foitcc R'por dr>,rihlng. in Mr. ilpwciI-'.
mos Engaging =, IT, incil .ut- ami r,tl, ct ou>
81 tN" visits t.. a pulicr court. N" humane
and -ympath' TIE iuf5c Of the essay i 10 i.->>
nutcNu Inv Than a. literary caarm. Mr.
Bi,hHp'- serial ,luTN i. postponed ~ thr Feb
rusrN number, bat PC. LathruP begins story
" hI, h ~ 30 run thruugh ir,,- or fout ttuulr.r-
An Erh" of Passion the ii - inst .uIucnt Of
" hich J. rem,Tk .hly good. and Indicate, thst
Il j. O. b. on II toe b I stories Which ~, Al
lsutic Ia. ever uaI. yrrv stikiux article i
one b, Rev. r. T. Halo. entitled John Btp-
tSi aisshe Jordan" Il j. the first paper Il a
sck's on went 10 the life Of CHRIST. and i iu-
t"Slci 10 rcproduCc A. faithfully and a. graph
icaIls A. may he the political. religious, and
social condition. II IA people OF Palestine At
the time of Christ. coming Nj Hale hi. sd
mirahlr skl'l ia aPprrh. udtng aud presenting
the historical aspects of any event or time aud
the ~eric. promises a. b. one OF quite remark
able interest aud alue " studio, IN the ~anlh"
T. 70" titc - another thoroughly interesting
ARTICLE. " hich describes from ,ll<s ani aeyu-
rat" Information thr .unl iiun u affair. AZ he
south; TIN. paper. which D, the fr-t Of .,rIe-.
hsiuE given largely a. What are known - the
moon sinners" II 3, NruI-n hs the author
If ''tertain DauAr. ou. rui,u,.rs." and De-
ann % report with perfect fidelity me ,itua-
iun aud sentiments ,f the ~suih A. hr >hw
them. \ striking short story u. And Joe. ,
bS :. \. l.. + Vi Elizabeth Robin, routri-
hut"s avery inter. -ttsg trtire nu Hindu
ilGmpF. Mr.. \. Grar' iiir Eraj.fy. SON u
%" u"w brau % Ht>'Wfu>t,r. 81 rites on the
-I'rumtnrncr of Alhlvicl.m 10 England" -.
II lr-rri be- Ju hrr own rhaUnIa. NAV 4
Md-uum'r f,rr iu De- ru-hIn pf san Juan"
The FpstTs 90 iAs number j. rl j. } Fiat. j.
]. lrow br,ix and EIItt VI. T4amA.. Their
are review ~ -"HsrA- iugnrian' u'w book,
AMI 81 Intrrrsiin. Contributors 'lub. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
. . . - .

Owing 90 ;a, death 81 the v.fc Of one
81 the jurors. Judge Cox adjourned the
trial of Gu,'rau from Mon.ay 70 Wednesday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

->ecrciary Blame has been invited 20
deliver the Garfield memoria. aGlrc,, ,n the
House Of Representatives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

Pres. Jtut Arthur, was tbs 9l>t ines
sage sent nom the Pres,dcn, to the Congrc>.
Of the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Annual Meeting .

THE ANNUAL meeting ~ the lin Associates. will
L be heli Al the ofiioc - s. II. Norris tIIs
worth. on Monday, January ,, is! Il : l.. VI
f. The purpose 81 eicctif "ficer- for the tng
year aud 10 transact any other business that may
legally come before saif meeting.
3W5l \. II. NORRIS, ~EC'H..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
TO Buyers
!'V'.:y. Watches, t.::i.&.

i tul~r GAS, ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES. CLOCKS. GOLD PLATED
CHAINS, GENTS \ LADIES
SETS. STUDS. BUT
TONS, PINS. CHAINS, CUFF PINS,
SCARF PINS. STONE \ BAND
RINGS and JEWELKY Of every de>crip-
ton FIR sale d, low a. the lowest.
rv Gail ana sc me,
T.. f.. JOY,
4p,f Main Street. Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

The leading article IN the North Americ "a
heriotr Tor January, contains the judgments
ot i've Of The most ilStingui. he'd AHncriCau au-
thor ie. upon THE Moral Responsibility OF
the Insane" just at present this subj q uu-
Cupie- very prominent y see In he niud- Of
the American people; but quite apart fuu il,
monentarN interest, a. Cout- ,itd Nit The en-
trs0r'iinarN trial now iu prugr ia Ma,niug-
ton. the problem OF determining tie fi.f of IT,
sanity, and fixing he limit. II ic-pau- Utility
OF the insane, i one tn { 10 Itself pp>~e>>e, an
Irresistible attraction for every generous mind.
The wreck and ruin Of Intellect nppca:, At once
To our highest >lmpairr-. ard 90 whlfs,cr j.
nohleSt IN h nan curio>ii, The : IiEaT~ Sc
le' ttd for the discussion Of tai~ IL Hitvt are
Dr. Beard aud ~rEuiu, II New ! ra. nr. H.
well. If Cleveland. i'r. Jewell. A., I chicago and
Dr.tei>om.ot Boston. IT,, other ~ ic,,s .u the
January number 81 be- i,cy co. arr - fJli,,W,
re New foli!cd Machine" o. Nm Nagtjn
DtrA ,uu: ">hail Women l'Eiotl,r M,d'eiuc:"
by ipr. MsrN Putnam Jacob: be-. Geneva
Award and thr Insurance Cumplui. - b, G..
u Cole; and - \ IA ptfr % Confederate Ii,-
tory" b, =. G Ruihn
h. announr ~, ~ u mai" IA Il he Feb D.
sry number = The Re irN. 70 b. issued Jau-
uart u, wli cnnr,in Part III ii jh- - hri.-
tian Religion >rri,, Of urIi 10. snd tbsi IL !,
to be 'rr, able 'Icten,,. of The Chi, ian faith
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
House Lot for Sale.

A HOUSE LOT with bulldog on it and cellar
Il dug, To- sale low. Lot 3x7 rods and building
l9xS2 feet aud Partly finished. Apply to
ISAAC \. MURCH,
3w50 Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
= - . -

The President ha, nominated J. ".
Wakefield Of Bath. for Collector Of Cos
tom, IN tia, District Nj Wakefield has,
for several year, been the ctfc.cn; Post
master ar Bath. and > Ncii known through
out the state Is, an aetNc and efficient Re
publican worker
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

-Scerr,al Blaine retired from the Cab
met MoaGay
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BUcKSP0RT NATIONAL BANK,

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders " this
/ Bank will be held al tuer Banking room on
Tues g. } the Uenth day OF January neat at three
O'Clock L. VI. for thu choice Of Directors ani the
transaction " any other business that may come
before them.
EDWARD swAsEY. Cashier.
Bncksp0rt, Dec. Is, 1851. lw5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22
Vol. NNVII.
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

Non Resident axes in the town OF Brekspoft IN
the County of Hancock for The year leso.
uIUE following list OF taxes on Real Est te OF
| Nn Resident ownei in the town of Ruckspert
for the year lisa in hi committed 10 James
Pat erson coiector Of said town on the iVsh at ol
September 1850 has lie Il returned by nm I" the
Treasurer Of said town naming
unuaiI on the 9th day of september \ D. 1851 by
~ cert ,fi,,at, pf that date and remain unpaid
and notice IL hereby given tat II the said taxes,
interest and charges not paid into the treasury
Of -aid town within eighteen months IRON tht uate
of commitment of said hills. SO much OF the
Real Estate taxed rs will be sufficient 10 liHS the
amount due therefor including in crest a. charges
viii lthout further notice b sold al puhi.
at tho Selecmtn's once IN said Bucksport on
March 20 \. u. iss2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

THURSDAY, DECEMBER q, 1881
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

-Congres> will probably sd.oum from
TODAY TIL January }.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-22

Mr. MCPHERSON la, applied the civil
service ru.e in the appointment of William
H. smith q coi0red man a. librarian Of the
House Of Representatives. An exchange
SAYS: Mr.. Smith las won a deserved rep
citation for efficiency as Assistant Librarian.
4 dozen Years ago be was the messenger Of
the ubfar, and vas even then uoird f3r
knowing more about aha, book, the library
had, y here ,Efy were and ~ hat w4s 10 them,
than Amos; ANY Of the frequently changed
Assistan, Librarians. Man, Congressman
has made a noise. not 80 .ay reputation,
,u the fact, which the coioIrq ues,eugtr
dug out FOR HIM IN the ..5lary aud many
another has learned from the sane modest
source what mistake be would make i he
trusted 10 alleged facts. picked up in par
ttsan publications For Years this colored
messenger has been recognized ~ Dem
ocr4ts and Repab.lcsH, alike a. a sort OF
walking index 10 the documents His APP
p0intuent now is the deserved recognition
of an industrious, faithful and most capable
subordinate.