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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16

Since last wrote YOU We have been
nearly buried in the snow hut we took il all
in good part, (as We do every thing else)
thinking it was only in fun. or meant for a
surprise or scare may be. However, thanks
to the men, the horses and the scraper, We
were soon able to seethrough again. AL
though satisfied that We have enough for all
our present needs, we have the promise of
more to follow. If the prediction should prove
true. We will try not to he so much surprised
for there's nothing like getting used to it.
On Saturday afternoon next, if every
thing is favorable there is to be grand
sleighride, including all the children of the
first school district under the management
OF the Reform Club.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their Convention in Emery
Hall, March, and 8.
Mr. Moses, of the Robinson House, is
still dangerously i'll, but for the last two or
three days he has been more comfortable,
and his friends are trying to think that he
is really better.
Eco.
Feb Is.
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Eden.

A company Of nearly one hundred per
sons, old and Young, assembled on Saturday
evening last al the residence of Dea. Jared
Emery and his son Hiram. with reference 10
the anniversary OF the marriage of the lat
ter and ms estimable wife. They have re-
Gently sold their homestead where the Dea-
con has lived ever since hls marriage some
forty Years ago, and where all his children
have been born. They though; it would be
pleasant to meet once more their friends and
neig hbors in their old home, before leaving
1t, and SO gave out a general invitation for
all 10 meet on Friday evening, but il being
stormy, it was deferred 10 Saturday evening.
II was a very pleasant occasion. The family
provided an ample and excellent supper for
all who came. and the kindness and hospi-
tality of the hosts made all happy. The
evening was spent in doing justice to the
supper. five different tables being set, and in
social conversation, and all retired at an
early hour so as not TO encroach upon the
Sabbath. Many, and some very valuable
presents were left with the family. The
place has been sold to De Grasse Fox, Of
Bar Harbor. for $1,000, and Hiram Emery
has purchased, in connection with Capt. l..
L. Higgins, the Harvey Leland place, to
which the family will move in a few weeks.
Feb. ID. +.
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Annual Session l. 0. of G. T.

The annual session of Hancock District
Lodge was held with Neal Dow Lodge of
Ellsworth. on the nth day of February,
1882. Said meeting was called to order at
IL \. NJ. BY Rev. A. F. Palmer. ID. T.. of
Iron Bound Lodge. Winter Iarbor. Goulds-
boro. The roll of officers were called and
vacancies filed as follows: G. W. Smith.
G. W. VI. c. T.. Stevens, ID. NJ; Mrs C.
T. Stevens. u. ID. NJ Mrs Emeline Murch
ID. V. L.. all of Neal Dow Lodge. Ellsworth.
Committees were appointed as follows
On credentials, W. =. JOY, Neal Dow Lodge.
and Leonard Wooster, Pleasant Home
Lodge South Hancock on finance. Rev.
j. II. Taylor, of Eggemoggin Lodge, Brook
lin and Otis Springer of CRYSTAL Spring
Lodge, Franklin on state of the order.
A. F. Burnham, C. f. Stevens and J. c.
Chilcott of Neal Dow Lodge on nomins-
tions, A. F. Burnham, Otis Springer. J. II.
Tracy. l.. Wooster, and Mr.. C0usens.
Ten reports were received from the vari-
Gus Lodges Of the Hancock District as fol-
lows: Fountain Lodge, South West Har-
Dor; Union Lodge, East Sullivan; CRYSTAL
Spring Lodge, Franklin; Home Temple
Lodge. Lamoine Pleasant Home Lodge,
South Hancock Iron Bound Lodge, Win
ter Harbor Rechsb Lodge, North Penob-
scot fremont Lodge, fremont; Acadia
Lodge, Amherst, and Neal Dow Lodge,
Ellsworth. Responses were made by per-
sons present most cOnversant with the vari-
Gus lodges above referred to. Number of
delegates present 33, as follows: Iron
Bound Lodge, 2. Union 2, Eggemoggin l,
Home Temple l, Crystal Spring 2, Pleasant
Home I. Neal Dow Is.
The forenoon session at ~ VI. adjourned
to lao F. VI. Afternoon session was called
to order at 2 p. NJ. by the District Templar
Committee on credentials reported "a pres
ent. The committee on nominations made
the following report: J. c. Chilcott, ID. T..
Mrs. Anna Smith, ID. VT; Leonard Woos-
ter, ID. c.; A. F. Burnham. ID. s.; Rev.
Eph Harding, ID. T.. Rev. J. II. Taylor, ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
G1e nton.

The school in Jordan, River Dist.
closed FRIDAY. Feb 10, alter avery pleasant,
and profitable term of fifteen weeks The
school Wa, taught by Mr.. y. ii. Higgins.
Jr., Of TIM, town, who has fully justified the
expectations of parents and pupils, and a
marked upro,ement i observed. All unite
iu saving that that school IN question has
been the best IN the District for many years,
and hope that Mr. Higgins services may be
secured for another year
A serie> Of revival meetings have been
held. in the Union Church, IN Goose Cove,
during the winter There mas been cou>id-
enable religious interest. some new converts,
and the older ones have been strengthened,
and encouraged.
The meetings have been under the super
vision Of Rev. Mr. Dexter. Of TIN, town.
assisted by Rev Mr. M1oer> Of Bar HarbOr,
and Rev Mr. Roberts Of Surry. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Injury TO the Ice Prospects on the
Hudson.

The soft weather and warm rain Of the
past few DAYS have caused the Hudson to
rise rapidly. This morning ii was four feet
above the usual level and still rising. River
men think that if the freshet continues to-
day the Ice VII break up, All the ice har
vesters Of this city excepting two have dis
continued their cutting operations,
EvENING.-Ihe ihaw here has swollen the.
Hudson River to such an ex,cn, tina; the
water ,hi, F. VI. is almost on level with
the banks and the ice is broken slightly in
some places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16

$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for r. e. RiIcout Il Co, 10 barclay
Stree. New York send Tor their catalogue aud
full particulars. Tyre
Artists materials and painters sup
plies, just received at J. A. Hales Book
store. Satin aud Black Wood Panels Pa
per Plaques and Wooden Plates, Tiles in
all shades, China and Wood Palettes.
Brushes and Paints always on hand. Ord
ers BY mail receive prompt attention.
Mr.. c. c. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his antcipations.
Mr.. BurriIl offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, As would bc
furnished by a National Bank 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Protection Against Smallpox.

VHII ATV, To II.
The smalI poA in this city is rapidly aoal-
lug. Inc city health commissioner leaves
for New York today 10 urge upon the
quarantine authorize, that they ,uhjec, all
unyaeeinated iinmi grants to quarantine for
reasonable length of time. He say, that
they claim that they have no authority to
do 50, but he hopes to find some means BY
which II can be done
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

GoNGHkGATIoNAt-rfeachin At 10 ~ A n. alu Y. NJ
sabbath School at Is r. n. ,
RAFTIsr-I,reachng at and Ia ?. sabbath school
Al p Weekly Prayer Meeting, Tuesday evening Al
El-2ocock
USIrarAs-thurch service At2lS r N. and : ~ ?. NJ
SUNDAY Sgh"ol at y. s5F
2P &,
MISUNDERSTANDING at : Asd ~ Sabbath soh"o'
USioN TrW.rEA~ct MDrtNe.-Every sunday atb:S
P. N. At Pcters Han
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Exports Falling Of.

FIANN IIFNIIIs. I.II-l-' T %. II
Mr.. Shaw, the American Consul, has is
sued the annual report Of the trade between
his consular district and the United State.,
during the year ending September 80.
1881, which shows decrease in the declar-
ed exports of over three million dollars. or
over 20 per cent as compared with the ex-
ports of previous years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Farmers Institute.

FAKNlNGION, Feb. IT.
The farmers institute is held here to-day.
There is a large attendance. c. b. Hunter,
Wee President of the board Of Agriculture,
called the meeting to order. ;. r. Leland
was elected chairman. Mr. Lane. Of Yer
mont. delivered an address on sheep hus-
bandry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16

Schooner Nellie f. Gray has been sold
to parties in Rockland. Price paid $1,000.
Sch Peucinian has been sold to Capt.
Geo. A. Erskine, of Stockton. Price paid
$500.
Ship Daniel Barnes, Capt. Joseph G.
Slower, of this place arrived at New York
last week from Hong Kong.
Considerable ice is being cut at the
pond and hauled into the village and stored
for home use
Col. ]. +. Moses, the popular landlord
Of the Robinson House. is lying dangerous
IL i'll OF congestion of the brain. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16

North Deer h.le.
Schooner Prospect, Capt. Powers de-
tanned BY ice sailed SATURDAY., Feb. 4.
Schooner William Cargell. Low. mas
ter, sailed for New York on Friday, Feb. 3.
She took cargo Of pig iron from Belfast.
The small fishing schooner which went
ashore on Stave Island, with part of car
20 of corn, was towed off by the Revenue
steamer and now lies within one hundred
yards of w. G. Sargent & Sons wharf, at
Sedgwick. She is full OF water, and went
ashore in the gale of Friday, Jan. 81
Preparations are being made to Gu,
quite large quantity of ice At South Deer
Isle. for shipment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
The Irish Policy of the English Gov
eminent Sustained.

LoNpoN, Eng. Feb II.
The House Of Commons, TIL, evening.
resumed Gebate on the address. Justin
eCar;A1's amendment coudemuius the
government fish policy was rejected o TO
30, The address was adopted : to -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Sudden Death Of Prominent Busi-
ness Man.
DNNtEIsCorTl. Feb, H.

Samuel IL Fuller Of NobIeboro, luIu-
Der merchant and a prominen; citizen Of
this county, died instantly tins noon Of heart
disease. He had been a resident Of the
county abou, twenty wears, and previously
lived N Bowdoiaham. Sagadahoe County,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Springs Work Commenced.

CogNCU BIJFF>. Iowa. Feb. Il.
A large number of farmers Of Porawo,-
tonne county have commenced Spring p.ow-
ins Finer weather than al present was
never known IA M, part Of Iowa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Death from Liquor.

MONTREAL, Feb. II.
An eight years old boy died at Point St.
Charles from the extensive use of liquor.
The coroner's jury brought IN verdict of
wilful murder against some person or per
sons unknown. Efforts are being made to
find the persons who gave the liquor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16


The ladies' in district No +, called the
Reach district held fair at Haskell! 5
Hall, Jan. 26. The audience numbered
about 300, and all had a good time The
proceeds Of the fair were about $50. Mr.
Gustayus Robbins, drew the No. prize.
valued at Slj. he also drew the No. prize
in 1881. Music was furnished BY +. H. JOY i,
of Ellsworth, violinist; &. H. Howard,
Deer Isle, bass-yiol; Mr.. Payson of Hope.
clarionet and Mr.. Tracy of Tenants Har-
Dor, cornet
The school in district No. 3, taught by
Mr.. Hosea b. Wardwell, Of Penobscot, has
just closed very successful term. the inter
est has been well sustained, the order good,
and excellent progress ha> been made.
This was Mr.. WardweIfs- third school
and he has proved himself ii very efficient
teacher. Mr.. WardwelI held an exhibition
at the end of the term, which proved a
very successful one. The scholars spoke
their pieces very nicely. The visitors were
well entertained for two hours
We had very heavy snow storm here
the 9TH inst. and the tenth We had another
snow storm with a larger deposit of the
feathery flakes. The oldest citizens mere
say that it was the toughest storm that they
can remember.
They have already got down two hun
bred feet in the Deer Isle silver mine
Mr., Hooper Of Franklin, is teaching a
very pleasant term in district No. 1. The
school has been in session nine weeks, and
will be three weeks longer; he is getting
up an exhibition that will come off at the
close of the term.
Feb. 10.
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School closes at North Deer Isle, Dis
trict No. 3, on February s. Whole number
registered 80. Average attendance 20.
The teacher has had an experience of $50
weeks.
Enh 4
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New Advertisements This Week

ForeclHsurr-F Tan
Rnsss-N ". Aver son.
tsar,ieu Seeds-N- " Aver 4 N4sn-
firmaus Ban-t ouuiiiee-
Statement White star Ming Go II Hubbard.
statement slower HIN Ming Col 4. Hubbard.
shaw Lasf-Rey- Geo. Howard
Mutual Life Ins tu.-frank. hisfuAn A 90.
Iibtl f,ir ntvnFce-H Il >aundsrs
Ea,f, m ~tatr Normal >chfol-K Woodbury.
800 rapport A Hanger Batlrusd-l hm'If
Crsrkrr- aud lHiui Brrad- Thuf,ton 4 Hall
fr,cfnm NoifCs-> slN ester iHrl
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16

EIexanee and Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity
are using Parker's Hair Balsam. Ii is the
best article sold for restoring gray hair to
its original color, beauty and lustre.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. ID An.
Indications
For New England, warmer fair weather.
Southwesterly wind, stationary or higher
pressure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Death of the Chinese Instructor at
Harvard.

boston, FEB. II.
Ma Kun Hua, Professor of Chinese at
Harvard University. died at his residence, of
pneumonia, after brief illness
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
North s~tfs wick.

Mis-, Lucy II. rapiey received a per
feet ovation az her home at West Brooks
vile, from her North Sedg~!ck friend, on
the afternoon and evening Of Feb. 9.
Mtny Of her older scholars and their
parents and friends, made up a sIelghing
patty. and spent very delightful time n
social intercourse, music, supper &c. The
pleisan associations connected with Miss
I .pleys term Of school teaching in this
district. have been strengthened by the
acquaintance with her honored father and
mother. The friendships thu. formed viii
b. lasting. The social enjoyment, and
pleasant feelings which have Characterized
this community Of late have considerably
relieved the duh monotony Of winter. and
the time seems to go only too quickly.
Feb TO-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-02-16
Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor is impaired by Florence
Cologne. which is always refreshing. no
matter how freely used
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Foreclosure of ChaffeI
NloI-Ignge.

WHEREAS Andrew VI. Fox and Alexander J
W F"N rn partners uudcr the firm name nj
-iEh' " \. VI Al Fox, ~ k.l-wur'h. Hancock
'puuiN, Maine. by tsCIr ChAtfl mortgage la ed
september 10th, \. u INSl. auI recorded In Ire
cat Gle Is oil" OF Ellsworth, Book page -.
". nv"trl b. u-, t.t' frame bu rluS house land
l,I-,,l 1T + Brown estate. situated near the
steam mill II said \ NJ X \. j. Fox. on hand
Isa-vl &C j x X II lines, also tNo ,tayr saws.
g. -tt'r much uc-. one ~liugic maruIur uud saw.
anil uu, cutting III and an the machinery a.d
H.l .uS d sAil mill. an - sad machinery, saws
a. 10 boiling eng situated In ami attached TO .ai.l
team -tw miIl Sos ,hrr lore the condition ot
-H!j mortgage having been broken, We claim Ia
t.lr ln-' thr same tni give thi- notice for that
puTl"-G
y & Il HOLMES.
GEp. T.. ut IID\ ATTY.
Eu-Worth, Jan y. \. u. is. 5ws
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>emi-annual Statement Of the Sunburst Copper
4 silver Mtning Co. Of >urry, Hancock County,
state OF Maine.
Amount OF existing capital stock
u as~cssable). $500 900 90
Amount invested in purchase
[unminally) Of mineral right IOnoG9 %
Amount invested ia real estate OOOUOOI
Amount Invested in Buildiu Is
Fixtures, sc, Rs 90
AMOUNT debts due to Corporation 45D 81
Amount of debt due from Corporation, $40 90
Aggregate value as fixed by
a-sessorS, not known
Amount of Iredsu stock, now unsold la Treasury
SD6,2l5 shares, par valu' 81
NJ DONELAN. Treasurer.
HANCOCK ss:-Ellsworth, Jan. Is, l>ss.
Personally appeared the above NJ Donelan
Treasurer, and made Oath to the truth Of the fore
going statement by him subscribed
Before me
ii. T.. SAUNDERS,
3w5 Justice OF the Peace.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

L"Cai On - principal place % business Ban
gur. Maine.
l"r atidn - milne. Blue lIlll. Maine.
50 II r.. The q ars 4, linVucut upon the follow
ing described stock. IN account Of assessment Np.
], payable NOV emh,r ~, ISL the several amnan /.
oet"pp"site the nrmes Of the spcctiye sharehoId
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

IRENE, while the. heartless OUTLAWS of his
master continued louder and longer. Sad
denly he stopped aud pondered, and pres
emily, with the full consciousness OF being
watched he deliberately pretended TO catch
and enjoy several flies, one after the other.
This was plainly done in order to deceive
his tormentor and restore hts own credit.
That dog would have made his fortune on
the Stock Exchange, il he had been on two
legs or even III he had not leg TO stand
upon.n
I But the last dog, with moral sense o!
ss,lce, rises above the awe of the savage
felt by the first two specimens, and above
the cunning Of the charlatan reached by
the last in his encounter with the visionary
ny This was turnspit dog in France,
who worked for half an hour at q time al
ternately with another dog. His halfhour
done, he was embarrassed, but on one oc-
caslon his successor was nowhere to be
found, whereupon the cook was for clap.
plug him on for another half hour. But no;
this was al invasion of the dogs rights
which no well-constituted animal could
submit to. No blows or entreaties could
induce that dog to 60 on for two consecu-
tive half hours-'it was the other ieler's
turn" The cook gave it up, and the truant
dog, now appearing was at once put TO
work. At the end of his half hour, the
dog with the sense of justice, did not wait
for a summons, but cheerfully leaped up,
and was put into the harness without 4 muir
muir. His time was come, and he knew II;
but his own half hour was as sacred TO him
as any Betsy JAMES Sunday out.'-[Lsn-
don Truth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
A 0rsat Gould Mansion.

As to Gould, by the way, there is a new
rumor afoat which seems rather eItrsva-
giant, yet may be worth mentioning, The
gst OF il is that j G. meditates taking the
shine off, Mr. Vanderbilt by building a
mansion on Fifth avenue that will make
the Vanderbilt establishment an ordinary
one by comparison, | do not credit the
rumor, but give it for what il may be worth.
Goulds idea is said to be to buy whole
block Of ground, not simply front, and
build in the center, SO that there may be
plenty of room around for general
effect. The Vanderbilt building mas no
ground, but fills up the avenue front, Just
rs half dozen houses built together might
do, and though elaborate and handsome, 1t
makes but little show. A little further up
the avenue there is a whole block of vacant
ground that belongs to Robert Bonner, and
Gould is said to have his eye on it as the
right place for such q mansion as he thinks
of building, one that would surpass every
thing yet attempted in New York The
value of the plot, which runs back to Madi-
son avenue, is about $2,5OO,0oO and u suita-
bic house the laying out of grounds, etc,
m wS%td probably r., y,D5 c9'5 S' SSoso
four avenue lots in the same
vicinity few days ago for 500 5000 each
and il Is said that he intends to build ON
them for hi. daughters. Mr.. Bonner may
not be willing to sell his valuable plot, in
which case Gould would have to go further
up the avenue, if he really has the inteu-
ton ascribed to him, as a plot large enough
for his purpose could no; be found lower
down. II may be that he has nothing of
the kind in view, but at any rate he likes II
comfortable home, and is not ayerse even 20
q little show. His country seat back OF the
Hudson, and just beyond Ionkers, is one
OF the finest in the country. lie does not
good place tor n rest now and then, ami a
good Investment besides, as he bought it
low. Mr.. Field has u country seat in the
same neghborhood, and Mr.. Ildens is not
very far from either.