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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09


A sadness prev ais throughout our
neighborhood. caused BY the very sudden
death. with typhoid fever. of Harris Hamor,
a young man Of great promise and highly
respected by ali who knew him. The de-
ceased was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Riualdo
Hamor. of Cranberry Isles, formerly Of
Eden, who have the sympathy Of many
friends in this their time Of mourning.
Higgins Brothers are building stable
in the rear of their store. size lsX2i.
The pulpit at the Union church, on
SUNDAY morning and evening of the 9th inst,
was filed by Rev. f.. VI. Cousins. of Cher
r,held.
!. T.. Trip has removed his family
from Schooner Head TO winter quarters, IN
his cottage on Atlantic Avenue, Bar far-
Dor.
1t is rumored that the Boston Comedy
Company Is again on its way to Bar Har-
Dor. They can hardly expect to be patron
zed ~ literally here. as last season.
No more dances, A. The Last Dance
OF the Season" has been advertised, and
his labors.
Although il has been a little more dull
than usual here for the past month. and not
~irhstandlng the predictions, b, MANY. Of a
decrease IN the building line from last
wear. yet We nov learn from good authority
that therr are even more cottages % BE-
built by Western people this season than
last. and a better prospect for large
amount OF labor next spring than ever BE-
fore.
The sudden change in the atmosphere,
for the past few DAYS, remind, u Of shat i
soon To come and tina, the present would BE-
a good time To iay IN a good stock Of wood
and coal for the winter.
Nov. Is. ANFMuNF.
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New York Election.

NV iORk, Nov. !.
The polls closed here at four O'Clock. Ii
is believed the majority in this city for
Cleveland. democrat. for Governor, is co.
600; Edison, Tammanl candidate for May
or. is undoubtedly elected. Gen. Slocum is
reported TO have run ahead of Els ticket for
Congressman at large. The democratic
majority in the state may reach 100000.
The citizens ticket in the city is badly cut.
Out Of thirteen Aldermanic elections IN
Brooklyn, the republicans elect 10 and the
democrats 3, aud out of 10 Supervisors. the
republicans elect 6 and the democrats 10.
Returns from 2s3 districts outside of New
York and Brooklyn show 20, 334 net demo-
cratic gain. The total city vote. with the
eighth election district missing, gives Fol-
ger 1892; Cleveland l22 ,922.
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aiu~hitl.

We are very sorry 10 learn that Rev F.
E,clcth has me, with aNerN severe accident.
lie Was Visiting al the residence uf hIs
daughter Mrs.. Austin Stevens. about tWo
mile, from Blurhill village. for frS days.
on the afternoon Of Fuda, Oct. -, he
went To the ccilaTNay for something. and
stepped over falling iorwArd down into the
cellar. lie received a, Yer, severe cut on the
head another on the tacr. the bones Of one
hand acre bAdi, broken and he was terribly
bruised IA various parts Of the bndY.
He va. for time unconscious, and
1t was feared that be "A, fatal, hurt.
4 few da,s after erysiPclss set n, but
we learn later that this . some hat checked,
and hope, arr entertained Of his recovery.
He j. attended by Dr. Bunker. Mr..
E,eleth was greatly shocked By the
accident to h,r husband and ia, been quite
sick. Inc family viii receive the heartfelt
sympathy OF large circle OF friends ~
Their affection.
R,Ylor.
Sch. Susan, loaded with paving for VI.
X Chase bound for New York, sunk N
about 10 fa,homs Of water near the sand
point in BlurhiIl Bay, on las, Friday
night. Cargo insured.
Rev Mr. M,Go~An preached in the
Congregational church. SUNDAY.
Rev, Mi Farley. Of Rockland. has ac-
ocpled the pas,orship Of the Baptis, church.
and Hsll remove this week.
Rev, Mr.. Lyons spent Sunday with Us.
-Dr. K F. Grindlc is taking short res,
in Boston.
The Pendleton House Is re-Opened un-
der the management Of o. f.. CLAY. Nho
has l-ased the premises. John VI. Merrill,
tue former proprietor having moved into the
house recently owned by Mr. +. VI. Gar
land.
The Comrade, Of James 4. Garfield
Post, No. 10, q. A. r, with invited guests
to the number Of about 100 partook Of
good clam chow4er, with other eatahies. on
Saturday night, Nov. l. after the meeting
Of the Post. The Hall was drapcd With
flags, and presented a neat appearance aud
the company all expressed Themselves a.
highly pleased with the entertainment The
boys" are bound to have good time
long a. Steve can make a clam chusder
and Warren, pockets hold Pie
Work on the mines progresses much as
usual. favorable reports are given, but
nothing specially interesting except that
Supt. Thompson Of the Douglass, says.
that after the payment Of the last install
meni of the 30 cent assessment, he shall
not be obliged 10 call on the Stockholders
again for money.
Ron
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Sabbath School Convention

The third annual session of the Hancock
County Sabbath School Convention was
held in the Methodist church in Bueksport,
on Tuesday of last week, during the day
aud evening. The morning session opened
at 1890 O'Clock with prayer and praise
meeting conducted by Rev. G. W. Hudson.
of Ellsworth.
As the president and secretary Of the
convention were both absent, officers were
chosen pro tempore.
Rev q. w. Hudson, was elected presi-
dent, and DIR. G. f. flames. secretary.
b. vote Of the convention visitors from
other counties, were invited to participate
IN discussion Of questions.
The first topic, "IIow can We interest
adult members Of our congregation in Sun
day school work" was opened by r. g.
Grindle, NJ. d., followed by discussions
from various other members of the con-
vention.
The afternoon session was preceded by a
social service of praise conducted by Rev.
A. J. Clifford. of Bucksport, after which the
convention was regularly opened with prayer
by Dea J. NJ Butler. After remarks by
the president, Mr.. Joseph Emerson opened
the discussion Of the following question,
How can the pastor best serve the Sunday
School" Mr. Emerson was followed by Rev.
G. W. Hudson and others. Among other
questions profitably examined were The
method of conducting quarterly review,
BY Rev. T. F. White How to make the
Sunday School singing more a means OF
musical culture" hy Rev. A. J. Clifford.
The Sunday School and higher education"
by Rev. &. W. Hudson and Rev. A. Prince.
Of Thomaston. The sessions were inter
esting throughout aud II Is believed tina,
much good has been wrought and that more
still may be expected as consequence.
The following l. list of the officers for the
ensuing year
President. Rev. G. W. Hudson.
Secretary, Geo. +. flames, VI. u. u. ID. :.
J. EMERSON. Executive
Rrv. Ern. HARDING.
Il. G. GRl>plr, MD. Com.
vfCE-pKEsIpENTs.
G. ". Herbert. Buck sport: Dca. +. L.
Buck. Orland: j. H. Brimmcr. Ellsworth ;
Henry J. Muiken. Sgrry o. VI. Slower,
B.urhiil Herbert TAden. Scdgwick r.
A. Friend. Brooklla; Nancy Grindlc. Pen
nh,cot Lewis Ming. l.amons Thomas
Holgkin-. Trenton; Rev. ]. II. Bennett,
Franklin Dra. G. b. Crockett, Deer Isle ;
Mr., Byron Webster. Verona Cha. Sis
rs. Amherst and Aurora Simeon Tapley
Brook,,ile nra J. VI. Butler, Hancock /.
Lcmucl Jordan. Mana,Ille: Jefferson Has
lam. WaItham Alfred Adams, Castine ;
VIM Rand. GouIdsburo Dca. o. Y. Thorn
a.. Eden: Rev. 4. y. Jones, NJ. Desert !;
Thomas Clark. fremont
G. T. EGNEs. Secy
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LOO Al. NOG1t -.

John A. Hale. at his book store on
Main street Ellsworth. has Ju', received a
fine line Of Wors,ed,, Germantown Yarn, aud
Canvas for fancy work Of oil kinds. Also
jus, received large variety of room pa
pcrs. Opaque Holland shades. and window
fixture, IN all styles Christmas and New
Year, cards. Photograph and Autograph
Albums and pocke,-books, and all other
article, usually found n a book store.
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Obituary a0ficss, bey0Hd TIE Date, Name and Age
mast b. paid JOr az he rate u ten ceHts a lane.
Eil-worth-Nns. >, Grorge ". Hale. aged
~ wears tni : months.
Nov. 5, Mrs. Bridget Shea, aged - years
and months
North Eilsworih-Sov. D. Rob ri Mason.
agrd ~ years. 3 IN ~ h and ~ DAYS.
Nor Ell.worth-Oct. %, Abijsh Garland,
AGED ~ years aud d months
Nov. 3. Jane, widow of the late Abijah
Garland aged II years aud II mouth.
| know that the loved ones await mt there,
And oh! how sweet Will The Nee. ing he.
v hen ~, the River, the pc ,ceiuI River,
! h. Ang 81 death shall carry me.
Trenton-Ost a, Mrs. I,achei A. Carpenter
aged Is years, month and ~ days.
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The Ringer.

TINS On RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
is still in the cad with valuable improve
ment, which makes it nuiselcss and the
llghtes, running in use. No one has ever
questioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over quarter Of cea-
tiiry, and to-day nine-tenths Of all the Man
ufacturers throughout the world are using
them. and three-fourths of all the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers. We
caution people not to be deceived by ire
sponsible representatives of some one-horse
concern, whose principles are low enough
to fix a second hand Singer machine to ex-
hihit in their office, to compare it with their
shoddy machines. padded with cotton and
raw hide to deaden the noise. II is low com
petition. DO net be hHmJugged. They can
not furnish any of our manufacture except
second hand machines, as We do not sell to
Spectators. To accommodate our rapidly
increasing business in this section We have
opened a Branch Office at Ellsworth where
We will be pleased to see any one that wants
anything in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired.
THB SINGER MFG. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store,
Main St.
J. II. BROWN, Manager.
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Connecticut Probably Gone DEM
ocratic.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. :.

HAkIFOhl, NOuh., NOV. ..
Throughout the State there has been a
falling off over the vote Of 1880. the repub-
lcan loss being very much greater than the
democratic. II is probable Eaton is elected
to Congress from the FRS; district The pro-
liability that the democrats have elected the
State ticket and three Congressmen. Waite,
republican. Is undoubtedly elected IN the
third district
One hundred and ffty-three towns give
Buckley 81 sol; Waller 56.l36. In 1850
Bigelow had $3.50; English 6n,97j. Net
republican loss $3.50. This includes all
but fifteen towns which will not materially
change the result
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- a ssa e.gte Porte.

BLrEnUI..-- ". Nov. /, ssh-. storm Petrol.
HcrricA 10 load for Nc@ Yprk; Anna ;.
Nur,h. AlAm-. paving fnr Nrw N"rA; Leo-
nor,. Bnn~..v, for New iurA Fipreu, tsndage.
Vim Washington, M"aps, Ellsworth, uIn-
b,'r.
NOV. 3. Sch. Risnki. Dotiiy, Freight Boston.
Nps ;. ~ch. &. VI hess. Miller. >srin.
~li ~rh.. storm prirri. iI~rytck. Ann ;.
Nurrh. Adm; lDeonora, Bonscy for New
lulk
NOV. Is. sd Sch- Ricnki. chartered To load
paving Tor Boston; VIM Washington for Els
worth.
B,>G"m.-Ar. Nov 3. Seh lAvolra, Wait
more. Beverly.
B,rIm BtY-sld. Noy. 3, Sch. senator,
Oh ,nrt. Eii.wur h.
BuSTuS-Ar. Nov. ,. Schs. Amy Knight,
Sparrow, Bristol; COnco'dsa, Day, Bangor ;
SAMUEL l. wis, Wood Bangor.
Ar. nv. 5, ~chs. ArbOrrer. Clark. Ellis
worn: AlIandalr. Sebb.r. Ellsworth.
NEw IOEK.-Pa~scd through Hell Gate End
Bound Ea,', :, h. Abbey Was.ou, Lord, Am
boy for Bangor.
Ar. Nov /. >ch-. W. II. Card, Crabtree; C..
II. VI tcomher. Rumel from jacksonville
Ps--,d Through Hell q st" 1T, SCH. Mar
csllOu-. Alley. New York Tor Boston.
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How seldom

Can a man refrain from ehopping the leaves
Of the B4rt!pck with bis cane be passes
it is ''oni, a weed" and yet few plants or
weed, are 80 valuable. and lev preparations
So popular. as BuRDocK BLOOD BrrTkKs,
in which all II, valuable properties are 90
skiiiiully combined. Il cures dyspepsia, in
digestion. constipation. govt, and all dlseas-
e, arising from impurities of the blood
Price : 90.
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Massachusetts - Buffers Election
Conceded.


Buffers plurality in Boston is 1881.
In 1879 has plurality was about 5000.
Leopold Morse. democratic candidate for
Congress. defeats Bowman in the Fifth lbs
trict BY a small majority. Theodore Ly
man. Civil Service independent candidate
for Congress, in the Ninth District. has de-
fcaied Chandler. Governor Long Is prob
ably elected in the Second District Al the
republican headquarters no doubt Is ex-
pressed Of Buffers election, the only ques-
ton Of doubt being his majority. Returns
as they come in show great gains for Butler
aud falling of in the republican vote.
Eben r. Stone, republican, Is elected IN
the Seventh District over Charles X. IhOmp
son, democrat. The journal figures plu-
rality for Butler in the State Of 10000, but
claims the entire republican ticket. except
Bishop, Is elected which the returns at the
present indicate. The legislature will be
republican BY reduced majority. \ Spring
field special saws, William Whiting, repub
lican for Congress, is elected over SAWYER,
democrat, in the Eleventh District. and Geo.
d. Robinson, republican, is elected IN the
Twelfth District. Rice. republican, is
elected TO Congress from the Tenth District
hy 1900 majority. Davis, kanney and
Lowering are elected TO Congress IN the
First. Third and Sixth Districts respective
~ Lowering has only small plurality
over Bowman and there is probability Of
a contest in his district.
l.40 A. NJ. Nov Sat this hour the
complexion Of the State ticket ASIDE from
the Gubernatoria. candidates il still IN doubt
though Ames, republican candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, is almost certainly elected,
with the western portion Of the State to
hear from. According to the best estimates
the legislature will stand House, 1913 re-
publicans. - democrats, a Democratic gain
Of - +; Senate % democrats, Is republicans.
a democratic gain Of 10. Majority on re-
publican State ticket except Bishop j. 500.
337 cities and towns with nine TO hear from
give Butler 49, POS. Bishop ! ,9o2. Buffers
plurality 1868. There have been elected
10 the House. l42 republicans and ~
democrats, with II To hear from. three or
four Of whom will probably be democrats.
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why should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull. the nerves IN
steady, the system relaxed and they feel
generally wrelehed. Why should anybody
drag through their work in this condition,
when bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic will
at moderate cost give them the strength and
will to perform their duties satisfactorily
Ed
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Coyetousness In Disguise.

The wonderful success Of James Pyle's
Pearline has given rise to food of imita-
tons with an zine" to their names, evident
ly to have them sound like Pearline. En-
terprises of this sort are quite liable to be
more selfish than beneficial Nov
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a NJ her.s.

Mr.. VIM. JOY commences another dane
ing school this Mon6ay evening.
Mrs. II. A. Emery. Of Great Pond, and
her daughter Florence, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T.. +. Mills the past week.
Her little girl is Is years Of age, and is
IS inches tall and weighs 80 pounds. She
is a natural musician and very intelligent.
Her education is sufficient to teach many
children much older than herself
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MARINE LIST.

Eii.~ orsh Port
"Wednesday. Nov. |.
ARRIVED.
>ch James Holmes. Rider. Belfast
sch J. VI. Kennedy. whittakes. Boston.
sAILED
Sch Mechanic, stinson. Boston.
Thurs lay. Nov. 2.
ARRIVED.
srh Mary y. eastman. Paticn. Boston.
-ch AErirolA Nhism1re, Boston.
>eh at'eri e, hSdge, Boston.
sch onvc Branch. Farrell. Boston.
~sh Adam B"wiby, kicf. Roston.
srh AnaIc :. Murrh. Adm. Boston.
Ssh AiLtyclia, Alley. Boston.
sch HAngo-, jordan. Ho-ton
sch ,ha~ Upton. Luckins, in-tnn.
sch btr,nto. HAinmous. Boston.
Ia Wesley Abbott Whitaker. boston
Sch Ralph h. ,'rant. Grant RpeklaHd
q. Sch y n IVY, Bunker, -
sch express, IAm-nn, Rnokland.
SAILED
sch u : Lawrence. Patterson. Boston.
sch Alaniale. wsbl'cr. iiossnn.
Friday. Nov }.
SAILED.
~ch Telegraph, Rrmick. Bar Harbor.
~rh hinnc-llH, saith. Rnstnn.
sch Wan. Washington. Mrau@.--
SATURDAY. Nov :.
SAILED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant. Grant Rock'and
sch banner. Ar-sI-y. BAr IiaTbor.
ARkINtD.
- Lurlla, Pratt. Boston.
eth b. IA 9TH Ray, d DO ton
>rh H. ". eastman. Farrell. HAr HsTbnr
Monday. Nov &.
SAILED
sch Itmc~ Holmes, Rider. Ehndout.
Sch J. fupdrr. RS aH-, X ,n,louI
= Forester OunE. Boston.
so Aitam l.0slhy kirf, New York.
sch Poorest CiIy fp.Wurgy. Nv York.
Tur-4iay. Nov. :.
SAILED.
-, ". keunrdy. WhittA rT, New York.
sch Catherine, Dodge. lilo mrs Hulr, for Orders.
Wednesday, Nov )
SAILED.
~gh olive Branch. Whitaker Nrw ork
sch btTu a.. Hammond. New ork.
~.h AItSriis, Ntry. New York.
>rh Francis ufiin. ia,liatty, New York
~rh MIry , tushmaH. fAttcu, BastIu.
ARRIVED
~sh WIN Washington, Mrans. Hue Hill
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THE AMERICAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER s,

MIR. VIM. O. Mcdonald offers bis horse
and express wagon for sale, also his stock
in the Ellsworth Foundry and Machine
Company. Mr.. Mcdonald also advertises
for business in the way of copying, book
keeping, conveyancing, searching titles, etc.
All business intrusted to him will be faith
fully and promptly attended to.
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California In Doubt.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. :.
The election in this city is very quiet.
The average vote was polled but nothing can
be known Of the result tonight, there being
much scratching. The commonly received
o,inion is that the democrats will have
majority Of 2O0O to 1900 on the general
ticket.
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HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed. and
has taken upon herself the trust Of an Administered
nix OF the estate OF Celestia A. Bartlett late OF Blue
hill In the county Of Hancock, deceased, by Civ
Ing bond AS The law directs she therefore requests
all persons no are indebted 10 the said decess-
eds estate TO make Immediate payment, ard thoSe
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the SAME
for payment.
JULIA L. CURTIS.
Oct II. lisa. 3wSSs
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of Executrix
OF the last viii and Testament of Andrew A. Fisk
late OF Biuehiil IN the County of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceased's estate. To make Immediate pay
ment. and those who have any immediate demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same for settlement.
ELISABETH FISK.
October II. 1852. sw45s
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MIR {. {. Burrill. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana alread, exceeding his antclpailons.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchants and Others, as Would be-
furnished by National Bank. ST
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov Z.
Returns are received from every town in
two Congressional districts. In the FIRST
district. Spooner, republican. has 1909 ma
iority; in the Second district Chase, repub-
lican. has ,jl2 majority.
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Republican Majority 2 500.

A special to the Journal from Concord,
y. H., saws Hale, republican, for Governor
will be elected BY , 500 majority. The re-
publicans elect the two congressman and
will have a majority in the legislature
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By TELEGRAPH.
The Elections.

Spread Your Unbrsllas.-The Wicked
Prevail in Massachusetts, New York
and Pennsylvania-They also make
Considerable Gains in Congressman,
But Maine Can Smile Through Her
Tears.
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A Break in Iowa.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, NOV. q
j W. Green, chairman OF the republican
.,..,,,;,,ae comedies the election of Muir
nhx democrat, TO Congress from the Sec
eud District by 1000 majority.
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. d
Sixteen towns and precincts OF the frst
congressional District show net democrat,
ic gain of 2lO, and indicate the election oil
Williams. republican, by 1000 majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

The thre-hing machine nov preamhu-
lates the highway.
The .tave mill and the grist mill are
running constantly hy water Deposited IN
the upper reservoir last spnng.
One Of oar citizens. who was taken 10
board with Mr.. Dc,erruA. came home last
week TO see hIs family. Took French leave.
YOU know.
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Alsmsba Remains Solid.

SELMA, Ala, Nov I.
Specials from all parts of the State show
the election Of seven democratic Congress
delegation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Al Court Of Probate holden at BluehIn within
ami for the County ~ Hanc-'ck an the hrst
" Wednesday II November. A. -. lSs2.
ILLIE 2, CHM Admni-tratrix Of estate Of
II Charlie II. t,inn lie Of Orlaud In zald County
iss easssl. having die petition - compromise
claim against said estals.
bcbE ED-That Tn, Petitioner give notice a.
all persons Interested By causing copy OF this
nrrier o. b. published THREE weeks successiycly
Ia the kll-N uTth American. \ newspaper print
e~l Il Ellsworth that thry may appear at Probate
Court a. b. hcii II Ellsworth. In ,aId county
the d Il " csn"sd uf D,rrmb.r rcN Tat ten Of he
rlu-k la the forenoon. and -hew cause, Il any they
have, hy the prayer Of said petition should NOT
be sraDt,,i.
- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Att--t -tHA- +. DoRE. Register
\ true rs uf the TJirr ~ Court.
Attest -CHAs. 4. DoRR, Register.
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New Hampshire Saved.

One hundred and forty cities and towns
give Hale. % .3OI Edgerl,. 1880 scat
iering SIS The same places in $50 gave
Bell. 26,9l3; Jones, 2i,90j; scattering
5l3.
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A Loss Prevented.

Many lose their beauty from the hair fall
ing or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam sup
plies necessary nourishment, prevents falling
and grsyness and is an elegant dressing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Peele, republican, for Congress in the In
disnspolis District, is probably elected over
English.
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Texas Solid as Usual.
GALVESTON. Texas, Nov. I.

ITALNEsIUNf ItA1Sf ~ y
The State ticket is solid for the demo
o~.,s There has been much scratching Tor
confessional candidates but county officers
contests are quiet
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TIE subscribers hereby i've public notice to all
] conc rned. that they have been duly appoint Il
and have taken themselves the trust OF Necu-
OF the last III ami testament OF Robe tRefnan
late OF Bucks IN the County Of Hancock yeOman
decreased, by giving bond as the .w directs, they
therefore request all persons who arr indebt d 10
the said ieccase,Ps estate, to make Immediate pay
nj. ami til. se who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement.
BENJAM MIN X. REDMAN.
ROBERT REDMAS, ia.
$ ptember q. is>2 3wi3
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Malone Claims a Victory.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
The Express saws Mahene claims a ma
jority for his ticket in Virginia OF 5000.