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\ prominent Republican. Who j, ac,.,, n
III, new Independent movement III MISS
>ippi va, IA Washington last week and
speaking Of the prospects 81 that movement.
said 1t vii. have the support Of 20.nUu
white voters and Of nyaIi, OF quite all Of the
eo.ored voters. b, white men who are en-
gagged IN II are determined 10 see far
election and honest count Ia Mississippi!
once more. The platform Of the new party
i summed up IN two sentences from Gen.
Hancock letter accepting the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency. In that let
ter Gen. Hancock sald.--li is only by q
fall vote. free ballot and fair count that the
people can rule in fact, a. required by the
throT, Of our Government. Take this found
alton away and the whole structure falls"
This j. the whole political platform Of the
new party. On il We hope and expect to
win. In the counties, sheriff, county clerks.
etc, are 10 be chosen and We shall there
fore ind no difficulty in perfecting the
county organizations. We shall hold no
conventions. Al our candidates will BE-
pledged to one thing. that. if elected, they
will demand and obtain possession Of their
Offices. We do not intend that they shall
be defeated by violence or fraud, OF if elect
ed that they shall be kept out Of the offices
10 which they have been chosen. EN-Sena-
tor Aleorn viii be our candidate for Gov
ernor For State Auditor We shall put up
a gentleman who has been prominently
identified with the AMI Bourbons during the
last two wears. Our conference. which Was
held some weeks ago, was attended by about
sixty leading gentlemen from different parts
OF the State Al except seven or eight Of
them. believe. formerly acted With the
Democratic party.
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Penoi,ssot.

-Eb,n,Icr liatohiu'>. the oldest person
in ln., town, d.rd ser, re,ru,l, Al neari,
- year, II age lie ~A, i mlu of strong
constitution. and realized the hlr,,ins Of
carving through iie cheerful mind IN q
sound ouGy. lie sas the last Of genera
ton Of h., race distinguished for their
Longevity, their ,,4ri. habit and Their pa
tuo,c instincts.
- Rev. Samuel Annear, ha, recently rc-
pca,eJ h., lecture, on Western Africa. ia
tn, town. some of b., descriptions u tie
barbarous custom, Of tina, benish,ed people
are very thrilling. Mr. Auuear d, a man Of
considerable ellIure. and a fluent ,pelker
With rare power Of description.
We understand tina, Rev. Mr. k.rk-
land ha, had /. very fla,lcr.ng offer 70 prrA,h
in the town Of kingman bu, a, yet ia, not
decided to accept II.
T. VI. Staples ha, los, ,c,rra! sheep on
account Of too early ,hearing.
Mos, Of our farmers are well supplied
with hay bu, few are looking anxiou,ly
at their hay mows.
sabbath School, q, the ~ f. Church,
North renob,cot will be reorganlled for the
summer next Sabbath.
One Of our enterprising neighbors,
Hiram Leach, who usually takes time by
the forelock in farming matters, rather beat
himself this season, and on the 18th and
18th inst, sowed II bushels Of oats and one
bushel of wheat. a heavy snowstorm has
I since caused him to suspend operations.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr.. Geo : Bunker merchant, East sullivan Me
te-tifrs that he has sold hundreds ~ bottles of
CLARkS RHEUMATIC ELTNlR and has known il
cure many severe cases Of ThueInatism and neI-
ralgia- That he IA taken 1t himself for neural
gia in the face and head with complete success.
and Wouli bc without it, Il ii cost ten dollars
a bottle BE IL ask for CiGrke's Rheumatism
EHrir >"h by druggists and medicine dealers
a. 4 bottle, six for -. TYR. ~
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Notice..

~uuy. AIrilIt,h, l,'1
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The Steamer Sea Flower

-" wing At Huek-port. Maine, will De- -ofri n
J. hin At'lIDN, At SAID BUCksroEr IflF
IiIEh DAY % NAY \ENr, Al : ~ O'CLOCK. T. NJ
a''e~, previously 7"ld at private sale sad SBt.
- ""l,' ~ 80. j. about seventy two feet la
Irh-th fourteen fcct in breadth ami ny. 49, IL
IcP'h anu measure about forty xix tons IL h,.
wv" W'st7, 'NOon thirty feet IA length strr.f,,i
anu seat nph7i,tfre'I Her boiler, engine ami
ma'hIh'IE "err nov tu ts-i, and ar, la good ,,.,n
t.''"u me steamer Is rrady Tor immediate ar
wee f"f further Information inquire Of the agent
- ), + FNRkilt. Rsr
''i''' 'iai't4 -, 1881. 5Wt3
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Judge Appleton informs a reporter Of
axe Bangor Commercial. in regard to the
sassstions submitted to the court by the
council touching the power Of Esm0Tsl of
officers BIZ the Governor, that decision viii
not be resaered probably before the judges
sect At the regular law term.
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The Maine Senators.


Maine, saws MARY Clemmer in the Iud,-
pendent. has no cause to be ashamed of her
present senators. She can afford Ia wait
uit they have time to build up personal
reputc 10 the Senate for h0nors, honesty and
ability WORTHY the successors OF Fesyenlen
and lilmlin A. they hold their head, to-
gelher, chatting They look Ike mea vhu
haze scarcely reached their prmc, although
one l. - and the other someu hat past 90
wears of age. Still. .Ihc bu," fingers IN the.
outline of face and figure Of both men. a.
he i very likely to do IN men the most
variou>ly endowed and most finely organ
lzed. Hale has the more thoughtful face +.
FRYE the larger VITALITY.
Ea-cne iale . 81; medium height. Of as
,cot not robust. though IN these later DAYS he
has taken on the look Of actual health lie
has the uerNous-motIvc temperament. wiih
Olive skin. straight. black hair. beard
Hinged with gray. fncl,-cut features. dark
expressive ewes. and ccr.aIn patrIcian look
hlch l. supposed 10 be not the natural IN
hcrtance OF a Dos barn aud bred on a farm
Lingering nasal tones IA h. ,crnacular sti,i
attest ,o A. origin bat Ms entire aspect
aud bearing J. that q polished gentleman.
lie has an acute, subtle. prcsclcni mind.
thtt Ins;lugiiNcll forecasts the future Tie
D, one Of the men who look on and then
work on to gain certain end. This faeult,
u itself j. large guarantee Of success.
! has far ac has been o,rr>haduve ed b,
blame = more P"nd,.u8> personality.
lie entered tie llau>, of Representatives
when hI> brilliant colleague Of Maine vas
at the acme of hI> fame therein. Younger
~ Years and experience aud less aggrt ssiSC
90 temperament. be- assumed. IN the sight Of
the public, the movement Of q moon IN
Maine politics. In the Senate he strikes
INTO a new orbit. in W Hich JiI, quite possible
tor him 10 be the c,H'fa. figure Ia fellow
ship with colleague so distinctive, h.s
peer tia; 'herr Is giilt danger of collision.
hi a>cculan, path open, iu,. Of Pheasant.
ncSs- Ia ham, % the u4il,, ,hrcv,ucs. of
the indigenous y 4HAco. aJ, added large.
clear and inc perceptions. a a..r.,.. ~ intel
lcoi that can compass much. hur cultivation
and fluent speech. IL, ia, boat GO 20 an
With honor. honesty. >.a,,rts. that A.u,.uc,.
Of manner which B, not ,ua4,,...>.ou. ht..
carr o. the lovilc>; oi t,.-.', a.. deem. tn be-
spr'r "' Als iuiHlr r,eu ,.au be- ha, h,ru #
his past.
William +. FRYE !, tar .r,,,sr of In.
gene Hale 10 temperament lie has the
,.iA.-urrSo tempeam-ut. u..-. forces are
alike acute aud ac'4s,. Although wears hl,
senior. hc has less a,-mt ui manner and
more 1oNIsauc-~ GO. aspect 'ulH NJ HE.
H., hair lihlcN au a.> l.saI Of. .c.. H1usH.
III, eyes arr h.sc. H. a., ta. Ao., Of a
lighter. SEu>, i.H-H...,' IS .....a.l .asle-
w aa'. a.ayt,r. s.-....- .r,...s. w.. #.a
iic sport, l.a .saa.. t.' -...- a..... faa..-
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Published every THURSDAY Morning Al Ionuiis-
Blnrk Ellsworth Ne bs Til HANLps h
cot NrN PUBLISHING COMP my.
far terspS. ~ $50 7r~t Iis~e.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

m and after April 18th, 1881, the TARIFF for
" Telegram Of Ten tI0l words from Bar Har.
Dor TO Ellsworth ami vice vera, wi be Twenty
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Bar IarbOr, April 4th, 1881. 3wli
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Pauper Notice.
Pauper Notice.
House for Sale.

- \ new, two story dwelling House ait
i.sttI natsa on nigh street for sale at a great
o. 4. TOMPkINS
Ellsworth, Maine lore, atofe'
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Lord Beaeonsfeid, who has been dan.
gerously i'll fo- some days passed, died in
London, At Eve O'Clock Monday.
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Statesmen Wanted

To solicit orders for our N RsERf Ntoth ~ ~"
England hy the month. commencing ~" 80,
Al selnry asd eNrpn-es viii be paid, AMI ne luA
ion win Dc permanent experience n,t ~ -
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references. Address
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State of Maine.

HANCOCK COUNTY, Eden, April Goth, 1881.
The Bar Harbor Water Co. intend TO lay q Water
Pipe along the street known in Colby's Atlas Of
Hancocx County as Morrilps Avenue and notice Is
hereby given 20 all persons interested.
syl6 BAR HARBOR, WATER co.
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State of Maine.

TREssuEER's uFFloE.
AtGt>lN. April a, 1851

Tu,n .he following townships OF tracts uJ lai,,
NOT liable Dc Il Neti Ia any town, the following
a s,.s -inents for ate tax ot 1871, were made b,
tht Icgielat,ir, GA GAv siNtecath dSy OF March
1851,
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Commissioners Notice.

IT r. the subscribers having h-tn appointed
w by thr Hon Parker Tuck. Judge 81 Pr,bAt.
for the County nt Hancock. T. receive ami
anime The claims f creditors to the e-tate u
HIRAM u. tOOMB~ late # t,uuld-loru, deceased,
represented in-plyent do hereby give not s.' lhat
- months artallowed u said crt,litors 10 bring in
aud priNe their claims and that shall attend
that service at the ofiicr ~ virus Emery IN
sullivan on saturday july md ls,l, AT 70 o'cuek
4. NJ
GIIBEKT =. SIMPSON.
IlEI ; EMERY.
sullivan. April Is, Isl. 3wld
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70 HiHE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for IN.
Town of Eden, on from i've 10 ten vesrs t, siie
Interest payable annually H"e'
Eden March %, 1851 a. a.,1s ,'eh-
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The date an tir lAlrr= ttl,rl on each suh-Fri
h.r'- paper show lhs Time "a Which The subs rap
tisH /. itsil, and STD "a -ert'rr~ boo arrears are
r,slHr-t",i - pay up a. -i'''n n i''~-ihl'
In aii commune 3trnu> relating 90 subscriptions
oar correspondents are requested 10 state tht
Post Dnice 10 which the paper a. De- Ia he sent.
and 10 be careful e. write an proper uAme- plain
iy
In .lir.-iins a change 90 address. alws1- givc
the present aa irss- well So the one 20 winch Nau
wish the paper afterwards sent
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DE GRAN ANu FOSTERS
Nbdoninnl Supporters
Ir... H...ts .Hs- f.r D-.t 90 .. r.. 4..-. tI Pa.
i-..r...,n- &. ..te Dts 4.ar.- -4..
The Back Supporting Shoulder Brace

Warren Stocking Supporters
~tpIl~FIbE All OTHERS
DRESS REFORM CORSET WAISTS.
TNNPlCO DEE~~ FORMS,
ftyaf r.ot, 7rlrs|4 aa r5ali,rtIti, Prts, 81 rs.
iAt., wanted q, canvass t.rrs fuu st..gy uH
rIlt, th.r l-.;45 lr;.,., scot rs mail rrgrft #
yr.. i1..,..lH, 4n4 ,Ae .rIl. ,upp..I nilHHt4.-
t4r.r. pD.t-.
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W.s..-Al. and general 4sru nj.
llas...Ha -. ~,t!- s3,k. Maine.
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Administrators Notice.

/ unior II Wm. +. JAY, Ellsworth, Thur-ta, the
TN dAy ~ Ma, A. - l>sl, A. II O'Clock \. NJ,
all thu right, tttc and intrrcst wArn Michael Hots
ari had la lutl 10 certain lot ~ hand situated la
HAurOs.A containing about - acres and described
Ia the luEcutnry a. the >l1baWl Dot. The lot was
appraised AT <si50o amt r. H. freely ht- a mort
gage claim upon II # si4opO-
NATH'L \. JOY, Admir-
with the Viii annexed, Of Michael Howard
Ellsworth, April .th, ISL. 3Wli.
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCo,k ~~-At a court II Probate hrii At
worth thin aud tor the county " Tia cock
the second " rtine-sia, Of Aprii s. II. ISL
ULI/A q NRDNEE If CI-tine. having nl,,i a
Il -, iLuH PRAYING Ia 1 administration Of The as
tat OF Hannah Conner late ut Oritud IN said
y, interstate may be granted . Joseph > Condor
pEpEkED .-- IHit ~.Id petitioner give public ut.
thee Ia all persons interested, rs causing
a copy of Ills order to he published .hree
week >ucce-sIVclE ia the Ellsworth Am ricau
printed al kii.w til. That they NAV appear a "a
Court Of Probate, to b. held Al Burk-p -aIi
County the t.irl Wednesday 81 MAY
20 ten the Io,A ia the fore IJoa, and f OW
cause b. auy they hlFt, why The same should NIT
Ia granted.
PARktK TUtk, Ju'lse.
Atte-. :-CHts. Z. DoRg Reg trr Swl6'
\ true copy, Attest -. HAS. 4. DoRR, Register.
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Wanted,

soliciting Agents to travel in the Neg Ensl.,,,
states, anu take orders for Nursery stocE err
oracing Trees shrnbs, Vines, Roses &c Far
and names as reference, upa1ioh
a..,n. s. T. CANNON.
Augusta. Maine
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate fpr the County
~ Hancock
IT. He undersigned, Widow Of MIC HAZEL GAR
L LEON lat 81 .DTlInd IN SAIL County, de
cea -t respectfully represents, that said deceased
dissi possessed 81 Personal Estate an In tntory
II which has BEEN ,lul rcturHe into the Probate
Oficc that her circumstance reu Ter Il necessary
that she -huult have more 81 sail Personal Estate
than she is entitled H. a dI-trIh iti9u thereof
she therefore pray that your Honor would grant
her such allowance out Of laid Personal Estate
as ia your discretion yoU MAY determine necessary
and proper; also that Commi- toners may be
appointed a. ct cut her Dover in the rraI estate
OF said deceased.
RHODA X. CARLETON
Orland. april I3h ISL
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, s. Court of FRO ate, Ellsworth,
April Term. A. d., ISL.
UpOn the foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
said Widow give public notice to all persons
Interested BY causing copy tf This
order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American.
nee spaper published IN Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear al Court #
Probate for said County to be held at Bucks
port, on the third Wednesday in May next
at ten OF the clock 10 the forenoon aGd show
If any they have, why the same should not tie
granted
3wl6s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CaAs. Z. DoRR, Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs- r. DoRR, Register
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08

Wy and greed inspired the crusade
and it is meet the fell 81 irit which
marked its rise and progress should
have failed of its ignoble ends.
"Clevsrly hsartless and wittily pro-
fane," the barbed inuendo and clean
cut anathema of Mr.. Stewards over
eager advocates have fallen far
short of any qualification Of political
malice or pecuniary cupidity. And.
per contra, Mr.. German stands all the
better for having passed unscathed
through the fire and birthstone of
this malicious prosecution. The high
priest will doubtless return to his for
mer grazing-ground around Rich
mond and leave Maryland to main
tain his worthless acolytes in some
other way than by scuttling canals.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
ROYAL PLEASURE.

The birthday of Miss Aggis Mason
proved fountain from which flowed
profusely royal pleasure and we de-
sire through this medium to express
our high appreciation of the even
ing's enjoyment, which shall ever re-
main fertile spot in our memory
until Miss Aggie erases it by repe-
tition of the same. And may she be
the author Of many more such joyous
occasions. Notwithstanding that the
beautiful snow" fell bountifully the
sleigh ride was hugely enjoyed and
with eager anticipation do we look
forward to the birthday of some 9th
or fair one. ROYAL.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08

The ELECTRIC LIGHT IN MINES
Mr.. Preece, the president Of the
British Society of Engineers, con-
demns the proposed use of the eleo-
trio light in mines. His objections
are that portable electric lamps made
of a battery and a vacuum tube have
been tried, but have failed for want
of permanency in the current and of
intensity in the light. He asserts,
moreover, that the absolute safety Of
the electric light of sufficient strength
to illuminate the working parts CT
mine is a popular delusion, because
the electric arc is the greatest source
of heat that sciencs possesses, and al
go because the wires conveying the
electric currents may themselves be
conveying energy in form and as
insecure as gunpowder. He holds,
for these and other reasons that he
gives, that to light colliery by cleo
tricity would therefore be both cost
ly and dangerous.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The Cotton BANQUET at Rem
merits, Baltimore, Wednesday evening
last was fine affair. A goodly num-
Der of the editorial guild from Alle-
gany to Worcester" was present and
the ovation rendered was very COM
plimentary to their distinguished
guest. Mr.. Cotton looks we'll aftsr
his travels, and especially so sur
rounded by his troops Of friends.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08

n consideration of the efforts being rut forth to alleviate
the condition of the citizens Of Ireland propose give
the second Tuesday in February for the the Irish Land
League and will introduce all songs Dances farces &oaaq
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08
GENERAL ITEMS.

VENNoR's PREDICTIONS FOR JAN
UARY.-Mr. Vennor, the Canadian
weather prophet, having come very
near the exact condition of the wealth
er for December in his predictions
his forecast of what may be ex-
pected in January becomes of inter-
est. Mr.. Vennor says: 81 anticipate
that New Years callers will have
heavy sleighing this year from Mon
treal to Washington, and that a cold
snap during the first part of this
month will preserve it for that peri
cd. I expect blockades of snow in
the United States about the 7th and
9Th of January, and rainy days dur
ing the month will be exceedingly
few. The second quarter will open
with heavy falls and terminate in
cold snap. The middle of the
month will bring snow-falls, which
terminate in milder weather toward
the end of the third quarter. The
thaw, which will be interrupted by a
brief cold apell, will extend from
about the 18th of the month into Feb
ruary. The record of this month
will show it to have been severe one
and the the general conditions of the
weather will remind US of some of
what are called real old-fashioned
winters"
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08
New Advertisements.
A RARE TREAT.
ODD FELLOWS OPERA HOUSE,
Monday Evening, Jan. II.

DOORS OPEN AT n O'CLOCK.
RAND ART ENTERTAINMENT
" by Calcium light. Dissolving views
including the beautiful series of Tam
O'Shanter, and concluding with views of
Europe and the Holy Land, by Prof. T. A.
Rhodes, of Baltimore.
Tickets for sale by the children.
Persons wishing select seats can take
their tickets to Shatfer & Munn's, select
their seats and have the number marked
on them. Jan SGT
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08

CoAL.--Yo orkshire, Eng, miners
want an advance of ten per cent. in
wages.
Anthracite the domestic, and BIZ
luminous the steam coal of the future.
The miners around Wheeling, w.
Va, have struck for an advance Of one
half cent per bushel.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08

The stabbing of young Preston and
the escape of the youth who commit
ted the crime bring up some ques-
tions of very serious import. We
have lately alluded to what appears
to be very inefficient exercise o
constabulary and police force in town,
and through this natural contempt
for good order manifested by the law
less part of the community. This
evil having reached legitimate issue
in Preston's case, there ia little occa-
sion for statement and discussion here
beyond adverting to what seems a
patent fact-that Williams was per-
mitted to escape-after it was known
that Preston was seriously hurt. In
all sincerity, people, is this sort of
thing to go on =? If SO, let US do away
with the corporation and kick the
supposed authority of the State Of
Maryland out of our midst =? If not,
let the present officers be forced to
do their duty, or give way to men
who will. If a lot of swearing,
gambling, drinking, bowie-knife
youngsters are to rule this town, it is
high time the proposed subjects of
their sportive reign were finding it
out. For if the officers of the law
cannot preserve law they can find
plenty of people willing to help.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-01-08
E02s CEEia4DEs IN.

Odds and ends 81 90, s. 90 and 5000.
Oyercoas reduced to So
If at the above prices you are not salts
fled with your purchase, you are privi-
lodged to return the goods for exchange or
the money.
B. r. HILLMAN &CO..
One PRICE CLoTuIERs,
1876 w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
Jan s