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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK ss-Cnurt II Probate, Ellsworth. Dec
embci Term 4. ID. Isl.
Accounts having cen filed for 'ettlement In
estates of
NATHANIEL c. REYNOLDS, late Of
kRs,oOrth.
ia nes ;. Reynolds. Admir-
HIRAM D. COOMBS, late Of Goulds-
borough.
Alfre,t Hamilton, Admir-.
JOHN BUNKER, late of EHsteOrth.
LEVI D. Wy IAN admir-.
SCHUYLER Q. and James II. LORD,
minors Of Surry.
simeon Lori Guar
JOHN BLACK late OF Elkstoorth deceased.
in account nth estate Of George n. Black
deceased, SuruiUiag Trustee second
and fndi dcct.l0f said Trustee BIZ his En-
ecHtors, Georqe N. Black, job. 4. Peters
and Henry ". Paine.
uRDKRED,-That the said acc ntants give no.
tice al persons interested, by cau-ing copy OF
this order 10 he published three weeks succe live
~ In the Ell orth merican that hey may appear
at q Probate Court, To be lden at Ellsworth ON
the iI.t "Wednesday OF January text Ht ten of
III clock IN hr 10; et.son, std shoN causs, q sny
they have, why the same should rot be allowed.
Swb0. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
true ply Atest--CHAs. DoRR Resi ser.
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No. 50.
aSysS5'ss.:
BY TELEGRAPH.
TDispatches 10 the suswortb American
dispatches to the Ellsworth American. /
Sudden Death Of Iudae Fox.

PORTLAND, Dec. IA
Edward Fox. Judge Of the United States
District Court died at shout one O'Clock
this Wednesday morning. it is supposed
of heart disease He was feeling little
unwell when he retired but after taking
some remedy fell asleep but soon after died
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To the Hon. Judge OF Probate for Hancock coun

To the Hon. Judge OF Probate for Hancock Coun-
l..
uAZEN W. Jorian Of Hampton, respectfully
II represents that he Is the father and friend Of
the following minors, Hazcn v. jordan, aget
~et entecn years, Ralph II. Jorlan, aged eleven
Years. the children of julia T.. Jordan late OF
Trenton, In said County OF Hancock, that IA
minors seized uf certain tract Of land siluat
ell in said Trenton and described follows TO
wit Begtnning on Union River Bay at the south
West corner bounds Of land Of Matthew jordan,
thence along the south line Of said Matthew Jor.
dan Southeasterly one hundred and thirty four
rots Ia 4 stake and stones, thence Southwesterly
twelve rods u a stake and stones thence North.
westerly TO sail Bay, thence along the bay To the
place Of beginning coniaiuing ten acres more or
less, that said real estate IS unpruductiye and il
for the interest Of said minors that the same
should hesoid and the prucee Is placed at inter
est for said minors wher fple he prays that
some suitable person may be appointed 70 make
such sale and invest said proceeds.
HAZES W. JORDAN
pec, :. ISL.
CoUNTY OF HASCo'K sat "a Court Of Probate
held 1T Ellsworth the first Wednesday Of
Dee mhcf ISL
On the Petition afore said, ORDERED, That notice
BE- given 10y publishing a copy nt said petit n,
ia this ur,i tn repn three wees successive
In the Ellsworth America newspaper prtpte
in Ellsworth that ali person, nterrs Ell may attend
on the ir "Wednesday ~ January next at a
toUrt of Prob te then to be holden II ellsworth,
aud ~hcw use. u any. why the prayer of -llI
petition ~huuld uor be- granted. ~uCp uuI- to he
given before saii Court
awJ0' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Aftrst --tuAs 4. potR. Register.
4 true copy Attest .-tHtS +. pogR, Register.
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THE subscriber her-by gives public notice TO all
L eerned, that he has been dule appointed AID
bias taken upon himself the tru'i Of Administrator
Of the Estate of SETH W. WHiTMOEE.
late O Ellsworth, in he onnty of Hancock,
decea ed, by giving band as g.. law directs !:
he therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said dereIseds estate, to make innetiiate
payment, and those who hays any demands there
on, to exhibit the same for payment
Ellsworth, Dec. 10. 1851. Swso
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rHE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
/ concerned, hat h" has been duly appointed, and
f1a- taken upon himself thetrust Of anAdminstrator
with the win annexed Of ths. Estate of Ebene zer
Hutchings, late Of Peuobscot in the County Of
Harcock deceased. by giving bond - the law
directs, he Their fore requests al rsoDs y no are
indie ted to the said deceased'- estate 20 make
immediate payment ard those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for payment.
VII LIZA NJ y. PERklSs. .
November, 2, 1881. 3aab
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DURING THE Hot SUMNER MONTHS, Nhlie
AWAY from civ eonvenienoes. the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attarAs Oh
Headache. Neuralgia, Cholrra horbusr Cramps
and otii.r dis-aSe-. T~itebeiI. ChamPhn a
Co.. Neuraigi~ Asodyae when taken ac'
c0itiing - the direction on each bottle VIII re
heye the distress AMI remove the cause OF aA! OF
these troubles. TT II AID lie convinced. ly9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

The highest hopes and interest OF the
race rest on the purity, health and strength
of womanhood. We take pleasure in re-
ferring our readers to the remarkable efficacy
of Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
in all that class of diseases from which
women snfier so much. oil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

The Mammoth mine has timbered its
shaft, and is putting up n shaft house, and
the Stewart is also erecting shaft houses.
Work on the other mines is progressing as
usual RoB.
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New Advertisements This Week

Photo xrapber's Goods b y. Ioy.
Oak Halt " simmons A Go.
Az nts Nanted-R W B1s&Co,
Arrived Latr-E D Rohin-sn.
Probate Notccs-t'. T. DIR.
Insolvency Notict--C porr
Probate Notict-J % sargent
House { for SAle-lsAAr Murrh.
Prosi c'tus - The rriHu'e
Peruvian .yTup-tiea =. Rnwrll 4 Co
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

Rev. Mr.. Gerrish is giving some very
interesting lectures at his church each Sun
day evening.
Prof Churchill gives reading here
the last of this month.
The Steamer May Field is making
three trips a week to connect with Knox x
Lincoln Railroad at Rockland.
School at the Seminary commenced
Wednesday of last week with prospect Of a
large attendance
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A CARD.

Toanwho are suffering from the err Or and indis
cretions Of youth. nervous weakness early decay
los OF manhood, &c, / viii send a net1p- that
will cure YOU FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a mis-. ionery Ia south
America. send = self-addressed enye;ope T., me
KFY. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station u, Mar l0rk
F'ifn oInos-+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

If your back aches and You have a
dragging sensation in the region of the Md.
neys, don't neglect it, thinking you will be
better tomorrow. but 90 at once and get a
bottle Of ..ELIxIR OF LIFE ROoT." If will
cure YOU.
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Slated into a Hole in the Ice.

CALAIS, Dec. l3.
james liinckiey, ten years old >kated INTO
hole IN the ice. at Barr lst night
and vas drowned Ills boo, not yet
been recovered
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The Weather.

WAK DEPARTMENT. }
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. y. C.. Dee. III A. NJ.
Indications
For New England. RAINY, followed by
clearing weather. warm southeast, NcerIng
to colder northwest winds, falling, followed
by rislug barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

$500 per year can b. easily made at home
working for r. g, Riheout Co, 10 Barclay
Strcci. New York. send for Their catalogue and
full particulars. lyrIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

Purge out the morbid humors of the
blood BY Q dose or two of Ayers Bills, and
you viii have clearer heads as well as health.
Ter bodies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

Hoods Sarsaparilla is made of roots,
herbs, and barks. 1t gives tone to the
stomach and makes the weak strong. Sold
by Druggists.
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|
Our thanks are due Mr. Geo. w Brag
don, of the Philadelphia Dental College, Tor
late Philadelphia papers.
= On account of the Fair at the Unitarian
vestry the Chorus and Glee Club will not
meet for rehearsal this week.
The river is still open to this port and
vessels find no difficulty, so far as ice is
concerned, in coming up to the whar'es'
The aggregate receipts at the Fair re-
Gently held by the Grand Army Post, IN
Bangor. amounted to something over s3"o0.
The schools in District No. 3. will COM
mence Monday. Dec. 26, excepting the APP
prentice which will commence next Mon
day -.
JOY. the photographer, has some Of the
newest and handsomest STYLES of picture
/ frames to he found anywhere. Call and eN-
anime them.
The Baptist SUNDAY school is prepar
ing new and beautiful Cantata entitled
Night of Glory" for Sunday evening, Dec.
( %, in the church.
! The supper and sale Of articles, at the
| Methodist Nes,ry. last Wednesday evening.
I bv the Ladies Sewing Circle, netted the
( Circle about sixty dollar.
The cold spell broke again, Monday
night. \ rain storm accompanied by heavy
wind prcs allied all the first part Of the night.
/ Tuesday was warm and loNerl.
Mr.. Isaac \. Murch left here last week
/ for Belfast where he intends to establish
/ himself in business. He expects To remove
] his family to that city next spring.
ct-.-. ,,,. 90. ~ from, SIN
=, =. 49,, 90, ~.
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using Columns al" ." "''' ''''" '"' F''N'
d. WIN" ~
MIR T.. +. Robinson has just returned
7 from Boston with fine assortment Of jew
,lry. and goods suitable for Christmas and
Ne" Years eiitS. IAN and examine h''
goods and You VII ma something You
want.
The Eastern State Normal School at
T Cs.tin, ha, commenced lis winter term with
a., .,,,,rlsnr,. of So - of whom are IN the !
I entering eIa.. Thi. j. the largest winter
{ attendant. the school ha. had for a good
man, YEAR,
F ''N -
hold their annual supper ana r ar VI nan
cock Hall on FRIDAY evening De- 20 oh !
SATURDAY evening me am me "E WIZ ''
continued and the Sabbath school Viii have !
a Christmas tree.
Wcdncsda, and Thursday evenings Of
TIN, week the annual Fair and Supper Of the
Unitarian SOCIAL aud Benevolent Society. (
Nil bc held at the nliauau NcStTN- f4ah-
orate preparations nave been made i"r me I
entertainment o. all ana All are 'oT"'A''N (
invited io lie present supper VA. ~ N'fNed ,
from 20 . O'Clock.
N...r, u I.fhrso \ Co. Of Ro,,an I.
b,,. u,., ,yhN.brI ,b,. SECOND edition ~ I
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~all.-l from Mtztsl q. Nts 81. sch. Ruth n5r
INK .A .rHIa. N..t...f lIAuurl.
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Picked Up.

IN the we side of Little Cranberry Isle, one
u Yawl Boat by the subscriber, which the own
er can have by proving property AMI pay ing
chargs. FRANK STANIkf.
Cranberry Isie, Dec. .. leSi. awsy'
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4 To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate with.
/ 10 anu for The unity 81 Hancock.
1 lIIM BIN shows Iu.- L. >mrU guardian ~
/ II Mar : small amt Edna Il small minnr- amt
chldrcu - FRED : small, late ~ I-e au iiaut, tn
III County. dec a-,ti. ihAi the -ail minor are
Interested in he reAl estate OF ~ait cC. ~al. to
Wit art.iin undivided Interest ia Lots twtn. >
4 i've amt twenty -iv as app..r- hy t1c !. Ih op
Fiau, said ~ estate being In i-c IIaut ia said
county of HaHrn"- and that q would -, t". The
hcucfi 70 aid minors that -aII interest in -aid
dyrga>etl- estate SHOULD bv I3- u-gd If, aud the
prs Cls thereof rui uut, aut &C urri them uu ln-
t'rr-t, oar ctiu nry tt retHrr prIy- thit your
1 Honor ."uld grant her Hcru-,. 0" dispose ri the
same accordingly, a-rrtAay 20 ias 20 MS ~tI .,
| M, Il SMALL.
/ >,yemhcr. I'd. A. u. 1881.
! Cousin uF HANtu, n, - Ala tourt 81 rra-
1 latr ncli at Hiss orlh uu thc ~ N'nc-,la, "a
I Do clHbcr ISL
/ 10 uar Pc,iuoa afnrc-a,d uRpr ~. That ua.
I iiIr De- given uy publishing rnpt ul -ttt I.tl-
| tin WIth thi- 1r thereon. br.t w. l. -u..'-
/ -iyru 30 De- EJl-w nth \mrrleru a newspaper
pra c.l ln tilsN,o "a, that all persons tptrvc-t.
f ms. attend uu "a. ur-i Wo,luc-,IAy of Iaauary
n"St 40 Court 40 Probate ul.n o. .r haItr1 tu
tli-W"rt ,u.i -hrw cause. 10 su.. my tny prayer
[ - -aii pcttlrH -uuauI nat h, -FtHtc'l .'u u'.
! rtRKtR TUCK. Judge.
5 ~ Ntfrs' .-ttA~ T.. putv. webster
7 \ VA cops A.t q .,uN~ puEk, Register
I T. th, Honorable JuI." 10 Probate ,,t the oulu.
~ % iIauo',k
I'm uad,. /. n,i administrator q, boul. noa W
th, ,-ttt, 20 ~fIuuvI iIaIi,n. lat af b'r I'll
tiat iu, saoI- aud haiti, tUt- iuI ,jtlIi- -
+ s-lti 3,',.i-.f Iui ,Uil-l u' tH paF H~ Iu.t
. iyLt- ant charge ~ adu!ul- ulInH. .T tlsr SUM
ui t's" hgn'it'i ami MY .i"liAf-- wa r'i".r Hr
. pcuu ..'r ray- tuuI iIaHH t' sHut hW D..
rc -'. Up 500. a. rAltit private sale" HuI t"aNr.
"a tly payment ut ihs -.tit I'I.t- 4Hl .ltT@e- of
ausg4 -Fraitau fufr uG Go t1 IoNtn- .la. gt-'
.tt....f ~. -t.i .I..Htl ~ wiN r i-.. tgr
.,il .uu. Il tao buu.f Au ait. aa..5r- &, VII.
D E..a f.ss A 81 ia
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Greeting for 1881.

Everybody can't have a spice mill,
consequently nearly all are necessitated
to buy their spices ground. 1t Is known
that spices are adulterated more thaa
anv other article of food. Its strength
aud pungency afford better opportunity
for adulteration than anything else, and
some buyers think to buy large pack
age for a small amount Of money "is
business" Yet we are informed that q
pint Of milk and pint of water mixed
don't make a quart of milk. 1t is the
same way with ground goods. We
grind our own spices, in our own mill.
Grind nothing but pure goods, and sell
them at their value.
This Is the season OF the year for luck
in getting married-at least more mar
riages occur In the winter than at 9th .r
times, and, of course, theJ all get mar
ried for luck. Every body expects to
get the best eats and drinks at said
weddings, for IL they don't, "bad luck
to you." Mothers! you know, we know,
every body knows, that you, can get bet
ter coffee and spices of us than any
place else in town. Further. you can
get as good tea, extracts, sugar, flour,
cheese, raisins, and anything necessary
i'm lucky weddings OF US as any other
place. And when you are in such good
luck to get the big girl married off your
hands, make her glad by coming to
Bowlby & Halls and buy her a set of
dishes, glassware, wash tubs, mop stick,
pals clothes basket and numerous other
things, with groceries and provisions
enough to make q good start in house
keeping. At the Wellington Coffee and
Spice Mills. By BOwLBY & HALL.
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.NeIgAb0,2isg Ne1rS.
From Sullivan.

Melvin Palmer has been sick about three
weeks With heart disease and paralysis of
the left side. For q number Of days 1t was
thought he could not recover but the doctor
now thinks he will.
Mics Mary Feakins is now recovering from
her long sickness. At one time her friends
thought she could not live more than few
hours. DIR. Smith, OF Wellington, was called
to counsel with DIR. Crowl In her case and
they conclude she will recover.
Many people in oar township are III and
the doctor Is kept busy. DR.. Crowl is atten.
tive TO business and having more than ordi-
nary success There are but few young
physicisns that have as good q foundation
for future success.
L clip the following from the sandusky
Register of March 1lth "Coronor Gillard
has received letter from the analytical
chemist at Cleveland, to whom he sent the
stom ach of DR.. Arthur earlier, stating that
the tests thus far made by the chemist have
failed to show any poison. tbs quite prob
allie that Carriers death Resulted from
TIE Rev. Mr.. Fox has resigned his pastor
ate of tn. Baptist Church In this place Inc
Rev. Mr.. Cough of Ashland will succeed
him.
Mr. L. Ingraham, one OF the merchants OF
this place, received intelligence last Friday
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-03-17
The Eleventh Epistle of Timothy.

Then Satan answered the Lord and
said, From going 10 and fro in the earth,
and from walking up aud down in it,
Scripture.
Whatever bad traits of character, and
however unpopular the devil NAV have
been, lie always las displayed thorough
business qualities. From the morning
If creation, when he wriggled himself
into Ellen, raised row and got the
original tenants ousted and retained the
occup ,ncy hiuiself ,he seems 10 have been
very suc'-e-sful ia The farming line (even
before the cheese factory system was
aLop;e }, and it is presume able that he
was n heavy stock dealer. At one time
he was suppOs to have lost herd of
many hogs. AS financier he has ever
BEEN an earnest worker, adapting him
self to circumstances, availing himself
of opportunities, with quick intuitive
perceptions that usually b ought sue
cess to d efforts. As religionist he
has been hypocritical and INSCRIPTIONS !;
as politician, bold and cheeky, but dis
hohest and terribly ambitious. At one
time he tried tn secure the Ssyior's in
llrenc. by offering him a large tract of
land. As mixer he seems to have
adapted himself to all classes and con-
ditions of so"ieTy. He is used as COM
p'. ts"n io' o'e' 'hi"S ii"ia .io io"esi
epithet OF cohten,ptto 10 the wiide-t furies
and fancirs. HIS history Is eventful: ::
an arple peduler, land specularor, dirt
eater, ana meddier we hnd him perched
upon me pl""cie oil tle temple trying to
tempt innocency; then walking with
tne sons oi " !" or uilvinS hoSs; some
ZINES appearInS as an anger OF hsnt'
tnen proving "r"un" Sr''eyaruS, TRIP
pug "oWh an lhhoceh,, unfortunate
man upon 'he STONE, ana hurting MIN;
nearly !ormentihS thp l'ie out OF poor
mary Masiaieai' o"hh' ,he reve'ato:,
III ms won"erini vision, ueserioes MN
as oeing great req dragon, having
Sven heaus anu Ten horhs, ana taii
,hat urew ,ie t"iru part oI tue Stars OF
nea'eh anu cast ,he" to tne earth, aner
ne was ueieaieu oy Michael ana ms
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From Huntington.

Nothing worthy of note has taken place Of
late In our quiet little hamlet, in fact Mr..
Editor we are SO closely assimilated to your
town that to attempt to keep a separate
journal Of events would be like dividing the
family circle
One of our Oldest and most esteemed
citizens Deacon Edward West and family
are soon to join the loved ones gone be-
fore" Though he leaves no children be-
hind to mourn with US the loss of SO valu-
atle citizen yet many have been blessed.by
his noble generosity and kindness of heart.
We fear Mr. Editor in this sad event to us
you are not q mourner. With regret we
submit to life's changes. 8.
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From Our Washington Correspondent.
TO the Editor Of the ExrxKPRIsK.


The Sabbath following Inauguration
was a bright, beautiful day, and church
goers, determined to see and hear the
best that the C pitsl afforded. Several
thousand determined to worship In the
little Campbellite Church where Presi-
dent Garfield has everv Sabbath wor-
shipped during his long service in
Congress. The new President and his
family passed through the great crowd
irto the church and took seats in his
own pew. To put 5000 into space that
would hold less than 500 when packed
like sardines v as too much for the good
natured ushers, and the crowd scatter
ed. many of them to other churches.
Tie Cohgres ational Church was packed
To overlooking with near 1000 worship
pers. This church has tie best arranged
audience room, and the largest organ in
the city. DIR. j. w. BischoG the cele-
brated blind organist and music CON-
p"ser rres,des at the organ and con-
ducts the music, which is notably un-
equalled in any city. The Pas'Or Rev,
j. E. Rankin, ID. D., Is one Of the most
able and eloquent preachers In the de-
non'imation. During his twelve Years
ministry, this church has increased its
membership sixty fold. Your CORES
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Mans Noblest Work.

This Is an age of great works and
wonderful invention. Steam, elec-
tricity, water, air, all are made to
serve man, hut unquesiionably the
greatest inventions are those which
preserve mans health and prolong his
life, AMI among the greatest of these is
DIR. Kings New Discovery tor con-
sumpiion. Its effects are truly wonder-
full and hundreds are happy to-day,
who once looked forward to an early
grave. For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma. loss of voice, Hay Fever,
Hoarseness, Group, or any affection
whatever of the Throat, Chest or Lungs,
DIR. Kings New Discovery will posi-
lively cure. We can cheerfully recon-
mend il to all, and can unhesitatingly
say it Is the only sure cure for Throat
and Lung Affections. Trial bottles ten
cents; regular size 81. For sale by all
druggists. S-1y(c)