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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

The Chicago newspapers are telling 8
gooo story of J. A. Hobbs. the greet corn
operator. a native Of Wales. in Androscog-
gin county. now resident Of Chicago.
1During October, Mr.. Hobbs bought
and sold $4,000, 900 bushels of corn, the
largest grain deal ever made or conceived
by one man or srn. He signed checks for
10000. 300 while making this deal. The
chief point in this connection is that during
October be had some 5000, 900 bushels of
corr ready for shipment East He told the
vessel men be would give them al they
could do for the rest of the year. They fs,
fused to take the freight save at an exorbi-
tant figure. Soon. however, the railways
learned of it and offered to carry the corn
to New York for seven cents, which sum
was to include the three cents terminal
charges. Ii vas an unprecedented offer,
which no man could refuse, and Mr.. Hobbs
principals autographed in haste for him to
accept. The offer was taken. and ip
tvinkling the vessel men found that the
most gigantic game on which the eyes Of
salt were ever laid, they had kicked from
their own grasp. They have since come
down to three cents, two cents. one and
half cent, one cent, and even offered vessels
free. 50 q Is have ballast. and are now strip
ping for winter, Ssying refused work enough
20 occupy every ,,ss.s on the lake I'LL
Ginter."
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ShcriH'S sale.

N
TAkEN ON execution ant Will be sold at public
L auction, on he twenty fourth day OF Iiecem
her, \ II. lsel, at Of the clock in the forenoon
AT the oilic" Of Geo. VI Warren, in Ca-tnc In said
County, all the night, title and interest hich Hez
ekiah Moore Of Casino In the County u Han
cox, had on the 2ith day Of August 4 d. 1851.
when The game wac attached on the original y, II
10 ami - the following described rea estate 1T
uatel IN Casline, ip said County, 10 wit Rouad-
ed IN the northwest by P,nolsoot Bay. on The.
southeast by High street on the northeast b. land
of Geo, II. Withcrle, Joseph Westcutt ami town II
astlne and on the souihW e-t by Tia. Obet lot and
land Of Chas ]. Abbott, the same being the home.
stead lot of the late Daniel Moore
W NJ WARDWELL, Deputy sheriff.
Nov. II, l5sl. Sy.R
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

III. p-csmt.r atlantic cont .iu, n. clos.
INK chaptsrs 81 Mr. liowelt.'- luI Mr.. iaulr-',
.tuti.-. whiCA fDr mon D. have b,ru such not
abb features 81 TIT, mashx ur. An article ~
peculiar interest Just nuN. iu ,lr.s ui the trial
u quite "a, !. that up,u "Hti,i,h >tat- A>ss,-
IN, auI the Dri, n-r u lu-ArItl !" D, james
W clarke. Mi, Harriet ~ Preston. one OF
IA. most del shtful OF Am-ri, al ESSAY st. con
tribute. a char ming article entitled &c " Can
tfthurt.~ Mr.. Richard l.. DusItlr continues
b.. papers on Social science wi,n one Oh the
"p. igin II tiigle 90 = 80" not yygt q cas-
4Ut subject, bu' one NiI .u q Jt Ciiisrns may
very probably con lItr- socialist, ia u, r
man tn!yeT.ty," hy Willifd Brown. l. pa
pea ID 4 Will DO read with 40 ilttlc interest,
giving valuable Information Ia regard 10 The
prev AZ nee and diffusion VI socialist sentiments
10 the seats OF German culture. Mr.. hat~
G1uuctt wells write, an interesting aud IN
>trucIfSe article On "CA.tr In American ~oCi-
,-'N " one uf the iHlutic's Excellent snort
Store, j. Hester, Dover" b. :. A. l.. T.. NJ.
Dlhsr interesting articles are upon snakes
rear ani HrrfuZ.H ~ lhLOi"rr hill upon
"Ihe lIabltAul Of Lower { NADIA, b. Inward
Earrer; and poem by fdth VI. TnOm4.. The
number contains tie usual excellent book re-
views. and the Contributors Club + Of more
than ordinary interest, one littc ESSAY ON ''Old
PEY,trT showing thc sAliful touch and the
simplicity ahlpb clsrActegizcs Mis- Jewett's
SeH Enkiaui shutches. Ihe iHIHttt prom
ses fer next year serial stoTl-s BY Thomas
Hardy, author Of Par nom III Mndding
Crowd" The Return Of the Native" per-
haps the tr>t Of living noves'-; by Mr. Bi-h-
op the auih or OF "Delm"d;" MIR. LaIhrOp
author Of "A Study Of IlaH thorne;' and
b. Elizabeth Stuart l'hrIp-. The other
! departments Of the InaH'tc-es.ays, short
| storie. poetry sud articles on timely topics
will De % The same bIsh orier a. be retoiore;
| and though the max i1de dees hOI Oder It's
readers the spec al Attraction Of Illustrations,
| il, literary content, are 81 excellent and 80
varied that il comm, nds itself to The hearty
| favor Of a'l who ike md can appreciate the
| best literature.
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SheI.if1'7S sale.


HANCOCK ss.-Noy. L, 4. D., ISL.
10y virtue Of an execution issued from the
ID Supreme Judicial Court, against James /
Keith, formerly OF Ellsworth, the same having
been atLUhed sept. }, \. d Isl, upon The
original writ in SAID actun have seized a certain
lot parcel Of Real Estate situated in Ellsworth
IN salt County, bounded ami q, -cribcd a. follows
On the last by the road leading from Ellsworth
g ~urrs On the South and West rs land of Geo
wood "a the North hy land u Ozark q Davis.
an being the homestead latrly occupied by said
Keith And shall sell said lot or Parcel If Real
Estate at pIulic auction 10 the highest b!thier
therefor Al IN" >nerhs office In Ellsworth In said
County, on Monday the I2th iay Of December A
u. ISL AZ 10 O'Clock To- the forenoon
A. X DkNEREUX, sheriff
true copy Attest
3~4d 4. r DEVERECN. sheriff
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BY the President
JAS. 6. BLAINE, Sec'y Of State.

The Leacisfon journal SAYS: We no.
tee that hotel proprietors, boarding house
keepers and PropTietors Of restaurants are
clubbing together to find means Of protect
ing themselves against class Of people IA
military known as beats" who travel from
place TO place victimizing al who deal in
feed or lodging. The losses of some Of our
boarding. houses in this way are large, and
in many cases they demand an assignment
of wages from new boarders A new law
as proposed, which shall provide that when
q person attempts to eyade payment of
board bills. be may be arrested, tried and
imprisoned for a term whiet shall be pro-
portionable to the amount of his Oi:l. at the
rate Of one month for every 30 of indebted
ness. With the present laws the cheat" is
q hard fellow to handle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

VIM. Jones, alleged to be Guitssu'.
last assailant, has been arrested and jailed.
Considerable diversity of opinion exists
among the officers who saw the shot fired;
some declaring that Jones is not the man
who committed the assault. The case has
besr Indefinitely postponed pending the trial
of Guitess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
Gbe GllsWortb Amrrltan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth Me, by TIT HANCoNk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, &c, see first page.
sgs NJ PETTENGILI CO. 10 state Street.
Boston, S7 Park Row, New York, and l0l thesnut
Street, philadelphia. our Agents for procur-
ing advertisements for the American in the above
cities and authorised 10 contract for advertising al
ur lowest rates.
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C0tQrrh.

The remarkable results In disease 50
universal and with such a variety of
characteristics as Catarrh, prove how
effectually Hoods Sarsaparilla acting
through the blood, reaches every part OF
the human system. A medicine, like
ANY ding else, can be fairly judged only
by It's results. We point with pride to
has entered upon the hearts of thousands
OF people it has cured OF catarrh. 49,
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Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-label on each subscri-
eers paper shows the time n which the subs rip
rioH d paid; and all subscribers IN arrear- are
requested 10 pay up as soon a. possible.
In all comm unications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents requested to state the
Post Ofice to which the paper Is, or II 10 be sent.
and TO be careful 10 write all proper names plain
~.
the present address well as the one TO which you
wish the paper afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
Notice of Assignee Of his Appointment.

Bluehill in the County OF Hancock and State
"A OF Maine the second day of November, A. q.
1881. The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment Assign, of Wiliam Cain Of
Ptnobscot in said County of Hancock, insolyen
DEBTOR, Who has peen declared an Insolyent upon
his own petition BY ths Coprs of Insolyency for
said County of Hancock.
swt5 GEO. NJ WARREN, Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

The Executive Committee Of tbs Maine
Republican State Committee has elected
Hon. r. X. Dow of Portland Tor Secretary.
Mr.. Dow, the ouiy SOP of Neal Dow. is one
Of the most thorough and sk llfpl organizers
in the State. The committee could pot have
made better selection,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
Notice Of Assignee of his appointment.

AT BlnehiIl In the County OF Haneoek and STATE
Of Maine the LIST day OF November, 8. ID. l5>l.
TihE pudefsigned hereby gives notaee Of his
/ appointments q Assignee Of James ". SNOW
debtor who has been declared an insoiVent upon
his own petition by the court of insolvency for
said county.
2ws6 III. A. IRlPf, Assignee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
Notice of Foreclosure.

TO all PEI sons Interested, bp il known that on
l the 18th LAY Of April Flo oFeil Giindle
and sophTouia L. Orindle II sedgHick, County Of
Iias cock an.t st Ie Of Maine. convex ed 70 ne by
their mort age deed Of hat date, certain tract
or parcel of and with the bril iings thereon sit
uafed In said sedgWick, foF the boundaries and de-
sci fptlou of which reference NAV be had to the
cord thereo' In he Hancock Registry Of deeds,
Vol i52, Page 80. AMI whereas the conditions
Of said NJ rtgage have been, aud stiil arr broken,
| claim a foreclosure of the same, notice Of which
4 heFaby given.
sedgwiek, Sovembes ~, ise Swio
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GOODS AT AUCTION

WILL be sold at auction on saturday. NuyemOes
w 90 at the store Of \. VI. & 4. J. FOX, Els
y orth Falls. the stock in said store consisting OF
Provisions. Groceries, rock ry, Chs Hard and
Wooden ware Boot 4 shoes, Clothing, DTy
Good, sc. Sic al 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. Pr order q
Gro. W. NEWBEGIN, Auct'r
FlI.wO5 o.. Nov. 10. 1851, lWt7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
Washin gton, ID. {. October II. ISL
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
Castltg, Maine

'asuhe, Maine.
Sir
VOU X letter OF the fth inst MT Is received
! submitting the application OF j. W. Dresser
lor permission 70 change the name of the brig
David Owen 10 thai Of W uodhQry tonnage as3 II
official number 6052.
The David TWEEN was built at Bath Me In tba
year 1850 but Ia been rebuilt By the crescent
owners, and l. now Pronounced equal to new.
The act, OF March, lssl. AMI the regulations
having D en- complied with, proof having been
furnished that he vessel is free from debt, and
tniiroiy seawor1ny, and good reasons having been
assigned for a change OF name, y"u are herei,v
authorized TO issue papers 70 the brig In The
name of Woodbury..
You will cause a notice of the change of name tn
be puIlisl e1 aod forward printed copy thereof
TO ih Department
Very Respectfully.
w. WINDOW
Secretary Treasury
Authority having been obtained from the seeFe.
tary Of the Trt asury the above named vessel has
been documented in the name of ''WooGnurv F." nf
WIN. I'll. SARGENT
Collector Of Customs, Port and Distlict
NR9t"o' -"aihe' fw44
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Notice of Assignee of his Appointment.

NJ Ellsworth 10 the onniy Of llaucOck amt state
Of Maine the seventeenth day " November, A.
-. lssl.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
L appointment a. \ signee Of \. VI. and A. }.
r II Ellsworth IN said County Of Hancock,
Iusolyeut Debtors who have beea declared In
SOLVENTS upon IN ir petition BY the Court Of IL
solv-ncy for said County of HahcO k
SWAY. ARTHUR r. DRINKWATER. Assignee.
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Aeiu advertisements.
House Lots For Sale,

n1UE uhscTiber offers for sale four house lots,
i mart Of his hlIhestea :, two Pine and two
On Spruc. ST.. earh 3x6 rods. These are yerv de-
srable lot- from their location &c. Inquire of Capt
L. ID. Curtis.
NIX. SAWYER,
Elsr orth, Nov. u, ISL. sw&7'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

WASHINGTON. Nov. = The following
proclamation was issued from the depart
ment Of State to-day
Bv the President Of the United States Of
, 1881-09-02
faA FNASEuSGtls
SAS F,tASClsCU, Sept. 1.-slfntnY stocks closed
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wofo flied for Eec-
ord Thursday. Sept. i:

Tho following Instruments wofo flied for rec-
ord Thnrsdayt Sept. /:
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expected ln.rrtsc IN tho ratio n[ ,iisr.,nt. ttnnk
tts sterling WIS 4S]!s mud ISL strrsn,g nrlunl
rates wrrc ,;ni afd Is:: tou,iurrcinl stcrn9 wis
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trIt,,ilernIHl Hills were III nnd ;t!is,; 1,1Enn
cn1utImtctut. h!i!s: bankgrs' marks, " and U.i.
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port or New York fur tho >Mst weck amount tD
s1.s1s6o, nE,nst <s.;f'i sss for tho .uurrcsIonl-
inF.wrek of 1HSQl. Tito fuEwing tabu shows tho
exports toHGlns!vo of 1pcripl from tho port nf
Nsw fOrk for the wcck ending At,g. III, cam.
parGi With tho statement Ut tho two previous
yrnrs:
.... 1881. lS0. 10
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, 1881-09-02

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, 1881-09-02
GUITEAU.
Letter from His Hrotlaer.ln.Lu w,
George Ecoval1e.

MA ASAo'
s,c,tcr from III. ,sro11or.lu.Luw,
George scov.irc.
To 'As Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. Sept. l.--Eotr comments this ,norsi-
:ng ,lpon your reporters Interview with inc
,s 've st,oa ~ n y" ss",,,ln,r n ro,,r.
n"n postson assuming '' s.e nu"apt. ,eturts
rorkhirr conduct nna u,terarcos to some OK
slsratc'. from, @asn''x,on, p',uls''ca Aug: y
roi; t'! corkhil, as suy!nR: ,,-,, ,..:,.. :.
trnstr nrguattyiiou tln ohJceE U weh il to aks It
s.ssps rnai.AM.ai Will Sf tSIs ssn," !o %o assi.
Sesf ht SaF'y yni,o,a .Gs aEE t".. s n"t
Ssssens g. ,p:T'!sSssiy ,s ;ssrs,, Ill.,, = ,hasS
organization, composed of nun win l'ount,
xcrh h5syuE y fa int III, ~ h 'ts rSy 70 s % ss e u
o. g. TX n nMt IN M sIn ~ en,e
s y i Il ts ~ f. a"ts n ~ e.sc Wit rasae
1ss s! .%rsss 10 ts ~ s s
Herr 1GTmsnt "k soaln could pres0ns 1e"' fFom
Tho italics nro mno. criticised tho District
Attorney, and now deliberately i!o It Msuln, for
apparently alynu himself in aava''ce with a
lion is that al approvnI. Tho "orsnntzh'
,nv" ,u,, uir Nm i,r,.xi,,.pt ,tl,. :; mr.,
~, ~ s, ~, :. lu' ao"u. tlr s, a,s'
Co!. Corsn|ll IS larry beaten Dclofo Jury 0h
tho question Of insanity uf tho prisoner, tilpyO
gentlemen, "nembcrs Of tho organization
ro, ,,,.,, iho J,i,.I, .t,r,o, IN. !. n,
lro'N ,,; "notn uno pntEc'-At.'t"es ~ n"s "ceI-
"ontaliy !carhct! 1aolr PURPOSE "a' NOT pro.
p0sa tflllt lo shpIl ever 10 tAkuu tu It'll Insane
n.vl,tn n,.yet" a,,d TINT Tia fn.th or Tie
t,ono1 IL ., ro,,, t., 49,, "s,,,vo .,,,, at r. ~
Noi"o. ~ StFo''R III wv tu'pose a.i' n''e"A'" "
the mob Is apparent from his closing reHIntk:
..l 10 not believe !. regiment or soldiers could
urcycut them iron, HEcuiun,lstlpg thoIr r,lr-
DoRc"
"I'unlBhnlollt" Is tho pruaity fur Grlnle, AMI
crime c.unot uxlyt Without ihut ilaliclnus tiitunt
, 1881-09-02
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho soccipts IND shIpueutA
Ut leading articles Of produces 1t, tho city during
tho twenty-rour hours cnling at I o'c!ock
'rhurs1ny morning, and for tho corresponding
ttElp II year RKp:
, 1881-09-02

ItNiH-FI1aFA WN3 Utlt tfI7lHQ FHI1sr y. ' sII7,.
actur tl,e supply and a4d ur IL rl5'stt: ts
nrs Mn4 IacEer. ot wt'!isd nxa :; unn III H1.t Isss
warG buyers for Ill lilo nHeTnIs nIla 2! ~ +'f
prtces. tllg iMrkht ru1liH steady a. E nuI 1t
i.+;llei.W for Guntlnn extr heavy ahtpplas
ra quality ~aa ttther b0tiHr tiu ~ as sIa ssts.
factory. TtIesa sns true ktlnklns y! !. XIII
which buyers were found ut 3liNaGN. 'H' i1"'
t,Ih httftt NJ
, 1881-09-02

August, .ESHta 4isa1 :%sg "''ta X;
August, ia.0. ......,...ltLljJ AEs2s lsNW Ill
TlIc totn rnceIpts for lilo eIHsL months e4,us viii
Aug il csparu with receipts for the pe.Iot Of
1ksaI III fuuwYs
, 1881-09-02
Shart ISjutl- H. i NJ h,urt
rib. DIR. est..ttf tt.arf,
f,00sG. part xnIssd...,. *Lai fTAu &93t | Nfs
10. lu19a..., .,....,..I At5 Ill I'M NO
f9n1&ntHr, IuQ10, ,.... A15 1M / nia LIS
DetDtNf.,,,.,..s.,....,.,l MHl | tIU ! uA ! hf5

bhvFt riln, aal!ur ue!nhnr cIoard n E l!!s&s2:A
1n, so so1sa: 6Ha. !vt
la4ynnt.N, Rrs*n ls.ns, snuls kveravy, "
ReuH AuotaJ " !ilSfl<9 fur shIutddtt, 1!*f llA{
tnilis, nft GHHSRsul aH4 pMekuta.
ttEEE-Ma4 1ulus nj u, ,1talAt0 fur MUss, $lQiia
ll.W tor extta sntks. Alld I'll 41st.D0 fOr han1s.
, 1881-09-02

Wlnc&.csser,s laypopho4phItss
viii cnro consumption, coughs, weak lungs,
lHotmhltia. and gcnesM debility, kataDllauo4
lweut}"oAe ytur2.
, 1881-09-02
AltT1CG.kY,

Tho following Es..iu was Inspected into alnre In
thsa cty yesterday taornlug: cars Nh : rud'
wlnteT wheat, 10 cars 0th0r grades winter. 1ao
GINS No. spring, II ears NJ. 3Su, II cars ra-
Jcctrd, ! cur ~ yruhu CTS whIHt,; blS cara and
l'pJo I'LL M. cor,, 5S cars hxl u.l1etl, PSI cMrs
rcJcctsl, Gara IN xrsle t.W7 corn>l GIcurs wtlto
0ats, IL cars NJ, D.. mixed, ~ ears Rejected 10
oats); II ears No. rys, 3cars rejected; 8 ours
NJ. : hurley, u ears No. . DO, IS c,rs iowur
Ksatlo hurley. Totul q, ,365 uurs,. d10,00 bu. In.
S,,ectcl unt; Guilt bu whcht,. III, ,o35 bu corn,
9f,h77 hu oatB, VIZ hu rye.
rhu lcadIuy produce lnarkets wcru less uctIve
yesterday, but generally STRONGER. Cries nf hot
wheat In elevator aud repurts Qf ruin III tho
curn- Holds wero nalko powcrless ~ restruth tho
uHwasI M,arcl, Of prices. Feoplo wanted tho
Erul,., and sent iu orders to nuy. The sumo was
true Ut provisions. Tho world outsllu evidently
belluyea that psassnt prices ara not too htgh for
thu eeal yulue VI tho property, al,l luany OF
1ho1n euntlnua to buy III tutl confidence that
they will l,u ahl1 10 s0it ut II profit. Thera Is
Eon,' reAb0t, u bollavo that the yaRu ones wcre
dIsAppolHtc! yestorduy. especially tI wheat.
Tho yraIM WIS mol wnIlted for thts mouth, which
resulted III blg psesual.ns for carryInv. ns tho
1un4er tuturps zero wautcl. and ull atsuupts to
haLumor them down wero futile. Corn Rnd pro-
Visions advanced III sympathy With wheat.
Mess pork closed MtlQc higher, ut ela,a02olt.s5