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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-13
POLIcEuAN SHOT BY 4 CITY MARSHAL

PUEBLO, Col, Feb. 12.-During a dispute
early yesterday morning Policeman J. 7. Couners WIS
shot and severely but not dangerously, wounded by
City Marshal Desmond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-13

decisions Of the Supreme Court. cannot tel how the
Stock Exchange will De affected tomorrow Ihe news
0f the decision received here Saturday at noon, ana
the bonds at one time fell 10 50l2 but closed at d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-13
SrLcLDE or 4 LIQUoR DEALER.

Providence, Il. l., FeD. 12.-parEer Mcr-
ril Boston liquor dealer, committed suicide at the
American House here last night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Memorial.

In Eas'hrook, Nov. TO- At the residence
Of her mother Mr.. Elmer Clough, occurred
the death Of Miss Rosa VI. Cousins, aged
Il wear. aud : months.
For the second time during the present
year has the Angel Of Death visited this
family circle and borne aSay one Of It's lowed
ones. The first taken. beauttfi, child %
whom was layished mothers tenderest de-
yotion, and nov a daughter, in the bloom 81
youth, is called to sever earthly ties and en-
ter the Heavenly land.
When a loved friend is removed. one who
has been the joy and light of home, We re-
aiize the insuihcieney OF human comfort. but
where the life has been So pure and beautl-
ful a. With our Young friend. II Is fitting that
some written memorial should be made
Il was the privilege Of the writer to meet
her for the first time in the summer, sea-
son 30 full Of promise. correspond ing with
her life. Rarely have seen person more
lovely, but ia the transparent complexion
and lustroas eve We could see plainly writ
ten passing away"
Stricken down with that terrible disease.
consumption. she was an example of pa
thence. and although for a number Of weeks
il was difficult for her 10 converse, smile
Of welcome alssys greeted anxious friends.
and by her gentleness she endeared herself
to all, and nos We have the pleasant memo
ries Of one who was too fair for tins earth,
so our Father transPlanted her to more
genial cline.
Ret, weary oae: Life's work i DER.
And though with u. thou art 80 more,
We think 81 thee with Angel brighi,
Where al j. JOY, where sil Is light
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

Operations on the quarry in this place
have dwindled some in magnitude since last
summer; bat some signs of activity are Wis
ihle yet. A small gang OF men is still en-
| ployed IN getting out the fine red granite,
for which this place Is remarkable. The
| quality Of the granite Is second to none in
the country. so good judges say, and the
owner. Mr.. c. J. Hall. with has usual enter
prise, has got ready for market and shipped
large number Of eargoes during the past
summer. Mr.. Charles Harrison, Of Frank
lin. is superintendent, and, being a man Of
experience and ability in that line, is doing
has work to the satisfaction of all.
A literary society to be known as the
"Utter Greek Debating Society" was organ.
ised here Monday evening. Nov. Is. with
the following board of officers President,
". III. Braey Vice President, Henry Boyn-
ton; Secretary, X. j. Hadley. Treasurer.
Geo. r. Fuller; Executive Committee.
Henry Boyuton, X. j. Hsdley, Tyler Stan
ley.
We think that Otter Greek can boast
Of one Of the oldest persons in the county,
namely. Mr. Elisha Young. who Is ninety
three Years old.
Both the schools here in Otter Greek
are in session. the one on the Mount Desert
side being laugh, by Geo. X. Fuller. Of
fremont. who j. a very faithful and efficient
teacher. the other on the Eden side being
taught by Henry Bsyuson, Of Lamoine.
I.Eo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

Hon. J. L. Hinckles Of the Executive
Council, took dinner at the Hancock House.
Tuesday.
Alexander r. Campbell. former well
known residen, of Machias, died al Mime
apolis, MIMI. Nov. Is.
--Theo. Worcester, Esq. for some time
m the Office Of Judge Wiswell, left, last
week, for Chicago where he intends 20 To-
h,e.
AT the Methodist church next Sunday
I ! pastor Wil preach at 2-l5 Z. VI. ou the
/ Dangers Of Indifference" al 1-l5 L. VI.
o. Joseph or From Prison to Palace"
The ladies of the Congregational
Society wiil hold an Art Sale a, their ves
r., from sbou, the 18th TO the 18th Of next
month. Full particulars will be given later
--Dirigo Engine Il Hose Companies No.
). ~ii give a grand bali at Hancock Hall.
Thanh sgivins Ese. Music ~ill 10 furnished
hv Monaghaos Orchestra. assisted by Prof
kimball. Of Bangor
T.. T. Joy. Jeweler. has jus, received a
large and carefully selected stock Of goods
for the holldays a. well as his regular
trade Read rs Advertisement, and you
will find be has something you wanL
There ~,ll be a parish meeting at the
Bap,ts, Nestr, ia th,s city. Thursday
evening. BID insi at O'Clock All who
are interested IN maintaining services At the
Baptist Church are cordially invited to he
present
MIR. Charles Il. Partridge. one Of our
most successful shoe dealers, vas united in
marriage. Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Abble
H. Preshs, at the residence Of the brides
father. Mr. James ". navis. A number Of
furnd' and relatives ~ere present. MAY
the, l,se long and prosper"
The Original Chattcrtox for November
l. received. The publishers. Mcssrs.
Estcs = I.4gria'. Of Boston. gave notice that
subscriber, Tor ls>2 desiring 10 have their
numbers bound. will be- furnished with an
elegant Cloth Cover. foil gll,. with chrome
side, D., sending 50 cents to the puhllshers
George Gould. proprietor of the Han
cock HOUSE, is su old and sucCc.sful hunter.
NJ Gould sent do~ 10 the Trenton uoods
Mundat morning. and a, noon was At home
Nlth tine doe. iueslay morning he start
cd uut again and hFuusht home large
buck. Deer shooting . rsldsutls Ms forte.
IN the hunting l.nc. and ~hen he goes fnF
them he il >urr 20 hrng thrm Ne has
such per>asslse was ~lth the deer you
knuw
Ne have hceu sbosn hv Mr. W H.
Pti,r.. a csrs ~ ihe Ellsworth HsraI Of
Jul, d. l~52. n4bl.hc 3, T. yah Ca4alard.
Ia 4 apueAr- The address delivered aa the
1 -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

fury. and to-day nine-tenths Of all the Man
ufacturers throughout the world are using
them. and three-foarths of ali the Family
machines in use SIRE Genuine Singers. We
caution people not to I've deceived by ire
sponsible representatives Of some one-horse
concern. whose principles are low enough
to fix second hand Singer machine to ex-
hibit in their office, TO compare ii with their
shoddy machines. padded with cotton and
raw hide TO deadeu the noise. II is low COM
petition. DO not be Asnsbaggca. They can
no, 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 Branch office at Ellsworth where
We will be pleased to see any one tina, wants
anything in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired.
TuE SINGER MFG. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store,
Main 81.
]. III. BRowS. Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Fire and Loss of Life,

FEWNTWTN0E Il J., NOV II
H.. g.. =, tn.9o IN. r,,r,,;,, ~ ~,
60 t.5I4sn. - .,,,,r,,,r,. h,,u,..r
S-h.,,e.,.4 -. ,..,t,..J i, go.
H.. - M M. b,';,,i,.r "a. ca,,r .,ar,..
s...b "a ,,-,.,,,..,.l III, e, icw.lr, .b.,
'i-t-. So ,s'.l.s.,.1 ~. 81 49,. -
Ct.srlo. r Mem I,cv situated IN ths
t..I4.,, -, ~. ~ a., .s4 u,s r.n.e4
- IL. ',-r,,,,,s - ~, of nan,ba Tbs
I'm wTs siur9 x,,b ,;..ht sr,lsmuahIc cloth.
se4 he 80 .,ork 80 In, n. t.nfe,
1-ls r..crn a.. ,,s,f the .ta,rua, ana 4,..,.,r.
-,r,3 ~ ,,,y.,,,,., ,,,.l# -, ,,,,,. ,b.,s
49,. :, .s.-.,.',,. s,,, "a s., a,,,,..
IN. IT,. C.,,~,h a. :. ~. - -, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
HsIu hiii.

~ BE unusually iius ~eAihsr j. yer, "a.
,ofahie f5r the mines. a. a large amount II
trucking hls 10 be done from the - hArse,.
Gen, Chas Hamlln. President OF the
Douglas mlue. sas IN town last week, Ia
company with Chief Justice Appleton.
The Heur, Morrison did ms; ge, in
Sa,urlas until about n.ne In the evening.
-The annual inspection of James \
Garfield Post q. 4 X "a. made Saturday,
Nov l., hy Asst Quarter Master Gen.
EIv4 ard Jordan. Of Bangor as Inspecting
Officer. He was accompanied by ComrAds
JANE, Collins Of Is II Bea Post. Of Ban
gur. former resident Of tins town A del.
ega.lou from Nm. II. H. Rec Post. G. 4
r. d Ellsworth. consisting II the Post
Commander, aud eleven officers aud com
rades we're also present. A:ter the Post
vas closed the comrades al down 20 table,
spread wi,h baked beans. hard tack, coffee.
and other articles requisite to refresh the
inner maa. 10 al Of which full justice vas
done After this a Bummer's convention
was organized. with Comrade Collins. Of Is.
III. Beal Post. as Cnief hummer. aud for
more than an hour the fun vas fast and fu-
nous. II was q time 10 BE- remembered. and
only nope that we NAV have more ike
Il, Nith a larger number Of visitors before
the winter j. over. The comrades Of Gar
field Post desire 10 return their thanks 10
the visiting comrades. and hope that they
viii come again with larger numbers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
W. 0rook .vtit~.


MIR Luther Tapley passed awsy on the
morning Of the l0ih INST. after long and
painful illness During the twenty one
wears that he was Postmaster he performed
MS duties faithfully and acceptably. Tie
was one Of family Of sixteen children.
i've OF whom are nos living. He vas a
member Of the Congregational church In
tins place for many wears. lie leaves a
widow and four children. Ills age ~as -.
Il little son Of Mr.. Joseph Lymburuer.
Of North brooksvllle. was severely burned
tea dAss since, whlle PLAYING Nth other
children near = fire. ~hich wss set TO burn
brush. III. clothing was nearly burnt If.
and had it not been for timely rescue, he
musg haze perishcd 10 few moments. He
- noW considered ou, 81 danger.
We mad a iish, sao~ storm on the 18th.
the firsJ 81 the season
Ibc A4r.ra Boryalls rendered the
Comet magnificent reception. on FRIDAY
night. and The oo@paay dsd Dot leave TIN
morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

The annual inspection If James F.. Hal
Post. q. A. II. Of Bueksport, vas made Thurs.
day evening. Nov. Is. by Asst. Inspector
H. 4. Trip. Of BluehiIl This Pos, has beer
organized less than a year. and nos show.
A. comrades on is roll. IL is composed Of
good material and We doubt not will prosper
and increase. After the inspection. the
comrades with a delegation from Jane.
A. Garfield Post. G. A. X. Of Bluehiil
at down to clam ehowder, and proved
b. their deeds that all the lessons Of arm,
life had not been forgotten. After thi,
followed the pipe Of peace" with story and
song. until even the most ardent were
satisfied. 1t vas the irst Camp Fire held
by this Post, and gave the Comrades much
measure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23


H,ND,,,A - court n Probate. H.urh u. Noyem-
i-r Term, n. fas4
Accounts hAvlu. n,ru h.y-l Nv rgtiement in
estate Ht
IETHCE n DhfNh WITEE. iate ~
kitstesrtA.
iia T. BrtukWsirr. Adu.'N
LFCEETIl THIND y ,ispa cympo- nsehtts.
~ Nftrry.
t.rIrst v Hutehink-. Guardian .
MEAN ID. CODABN. i1t. M y ,,lid,1.yu.
titr-i Hamilton A1m r.
DRb RID That ute -alI accountants give
not 10 alt Irr-lu- tsTs-ts-l. by et4i Hg cop
81 uii= "rflrT 90 be puDsl-hesl three xrtAs
yriy 10 the ll-uprt American fh4t tllry tnay
a pear a P"bste tnnrt a be hphirn Al Eli
nrtb he bret "Wednesday - Ds, neat 81
TEN Of tue r.ak ia gbc forcnosfn. ami 5. ~ rau-r
u ibeY haEe, ahy the same should NOR il.
allow
80. PARKER TUCK Jutge
40 1T -1HAs- 4. DuRR, RI teg.
4 true copy .ttest .- Has. 4. boRR Reg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Messengers Notice.

HANC,SCE s>-SoY. Is, A. u. tSS3
u'iil> A. 10 give N.tirr That % Ih.. Four
iseufh das ~ November. A. H. l-~a a
MArranI 10 Insolvency va. issued ut II the
Court N In-oiys ny fpr sad Count, 81 nauco. 1
against the estate Of Alien d. JnN 10
Eden adhldg.d q, b. 81 In>olsrnt Debtor. Oh
petition u SAID Debtor whira petit d
nisd 90 the ninth day Of tltuber 4 u lisa
20 which a~i aInei latp intrrcsi u claim, 1.
70 b. mpiird. That tn~ Iat M % II aUy
dr'.t- and the driNrey sud transfer III aus
pro TT yei0uging % saId Debtor. to him or
for his use and the leliy. r. aud ira 4, n any
property BY him are forbidden b. Jaw Tht i
Meeting ~ the Creditors ~ aid Debtor 10
pT"ve hrr debt, nd ch,.0- one or more
As-IEne ~ hts 1le " . b. ueld AZ 4 Court
u insolvency 10 b. b ~ a II the Probate
Dfit-. a. Ellsworth a. laid oautg % the
sixth day ~ December. A u. ISL a Two
o. rex II the Afternoon
Given under my hand he date frat above
written.
A. x. DENER TX.
Coroaer Hssseager ~ fAs Carf N Tas0Irsa-g for
Egl1 .saafs IN Haae.As&- 2wGs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Prospect saarhsr.

~ lhe schooner NcwpoFi ~ Windsor. y
). l60 tons hnuhcn. AS driven ashore
on bar leland. Gould.hofo. IA, asghs and
totally ~trcked. No lives lost.
Nov. -. u.
-Nour correspondent ~h,lc on a hr1rf
visit {" TIA. pleasant place. ~As invited -
attend a rrheafsal 81 the taatata u Esthsr.
IN ~h.sh Nj }. r. Nv.irndar anl ~tte
are la.js,4r,ag a large s,a.. ani - tbink d
j. AT ckeri.rni arrangement fur hcuet.sns
communities AMI providing Brat r.Ass enter
taiumruf wtth home talent. the detcl apmrni
~ musical talent uudsr Mr.. WCstsndarCs
method = tvrs remarkable, framing ~
.rss than tva wrrks sill caaa.c them fu
prus!4ce ihls har Iartaia Ia excyl5cai siYlc,
~tteh 'hrs bopv 90 10 AZ this place on
Ihur1aN. Fudas aud >a'arlA, EVENING" ~
th.s ~vck w recommend ali ts asaH
tacm.r.srs q the Opportunity u hearing
an4 syc.us toE th,u.sesscs. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

John 4. Haze. a, his book -store on
Nam street. Ellsworth. has ju>t received a
fae line Of Wor>tedS, Germantown ! arm. aud
Canvas for fancy ~ork u all kinds Also
lust received > large VARIETY Of room pa
pers. Opaque Holland shades. and aind4~
fixtures n all stYieS. Christmas and New
Years cards. Photograph and Autograph
Albums and poeket-boaks. aBd al. other
articles usually found ia a bookstore.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

AT Court VI Probate hoIlsll al Ellsworth sitl in
and for the County % Hancock the second
"Wednesday u Uct0ber. 4. ID. lss4-
LICE . ROsEBI.Ook named aecutri& In a
y certain stFumtaat paFl0riing 20 The ! =
wiil aad te~ttmsat II Nahum q, kssebFg0k late ~
tsoulsishiru ia saii c0aHty decreased having pre-
seHtssi { same fyF prpUale.
URDEkED,-Ihat the 5. id Alice j. RDsebr Ok give
a0tiee 81 all per-o. int ested, by causing q copy
u Is order t. pnbl shed three week sue
cesziyeiy the III sworTh American prlatef AZ
Ellsworth thai they may appear az Probate
C0uFt IN he bel al Ellsworth n said comfy, she
first Wednesday " December next. 3 ten II tie
clock IN tire forenoon. ami sbew cause. If ans t y
have, why the said instrument should BVt be
pro es approved as4i allowed e lass wil aud
testament 81 said T. ceased.
PARKER TUCK. Judge
Attest :-CHas. T.. u. ,KR, Reg sseF 8A4G
tFa Copy Attesi-IHAs. II. DoKR, Reyi-ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
ThurIow Weed Dying.

MN luEk. W, Fl,
Mr. Wed was ~fl4I unconscious a. ate
hour tonight, Iae rarai...T> q al. fam /,
remained around hss bedside watching hl,
life ..ov.s cb5 asAy. \ consultation %
PHYSICIANS have g4sru Up al hopes q pro-
longing the patient, life aud nothing r.
malls uat TO await the termination Of long
an4 gsrfat Gamer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

in the church a, South West Harbar
on Sunday afternoon, Nov. IL, the Rev. ].
5. Allen. baptized BY spFinkling a yoana
LADY, and received another into full eonnee-
ton in the Methodist Episcopal church. A
VERY large and intelligent congregation at
tented the above services.
The ladies Of the Methodist Society ar
ranged for a clam chowder and other re-
fre<hments Of Freenan's Hall, on Wednes-
9ay evening, Nov. Is. The people respond.
sa freely both in assisting them and con-
srihating to the tables. The evening was
enloyed hy all present and twenty-five dol.
lars realized which viii be devoted %
painting the Parsonage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Hancock D.s,rio, Lodge / 0 @. T.

The regular meeting II uancack District
Ladsr. was held ~lth Acadia l.o4Sr. Am
hrrst. on IuesdaS. Nov II. In the a.
seace 81 the regular officers Rev. Ja' II.
Ia,or. Special State Deputy 6. ~ G. Al.
sna Dist. Chaplain. presided and made thr
folluWlag appointments q. r. Ingalls,. II.
G. Mrs. Nancy S4mneF, u. y. T.; Rev.
Wm HAsnc. u Cnap. r Il. Poster. -
: Ms. sarah R-mics h. 4 ;. Ke,. r.
Harding. ID. / Fred Sll.by. -. VI Ms
Esther Graves, -. -. NJ Mr.. Aison,A
k.n<mau. u. |. q. Lewls Sumner. u. :.
T. Richardson. Z. u. 1. Nm Circuit. Nm.
libbrtt, aud M.,s Helen Springer commit
tee on credentials. Seven lodges ~ere rep
resented by - members. The reports re-
cr.,cd fron. most Of these lodges and snne
other. mot represented b, delegates, acre vcrs
encouraging Quite a number Of lodge.
IN the County heid 80 meetings through the
;he summer. but MANY 81 these all probabi,
rrotganizr \ p4hiic meeting ~as held Ia
the esralug Al ~hich Mr.. r Is. F.ster
presided. Addrcsses ScTe made by Rrss.
JYs H. Tayior. Wm. Hasurs and l.. Hart
ing. aud Bros. lngails aud Fogg. \ large
audience Nas present aud listened attentive
Is to all the speakers. aud large choir sang
some spirited songs. Three Young nieu
came forward a, the close II the meeting
aud signed the pledge Ashearty vote II
thanks "a. passed to the Lodge and people
Of Amherst for their generous hospitality.
Dinner and supper we're furnished for all
the visitors al the hall. which made The &C.
easion very pleasant one, and /, Is hoped
much good wiil result
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

No man or woman can do satisfactoT,
work when the brain Is dall, the nerves IN
steady. the system relaxed and they fee
generally wretehed. Why should anybody
drag Though their work in this condition
when q bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic wit
al moderate cost give them the strength and
viii 70 perform their duties satisfactorily
I'd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

THIS OLD RELIABLY SEWING MACHINE
is still in the lead with valuable improve
ment, which makes il nt,iseless and the
highest running in use. No one has ever
questioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over . quarter IT q esa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Attemnied Bribery.

WA>HINDTuN. Nov -
Isr grand ,ary. today. rtt4rncd pre-
Sentiment against Nm. T ~al}sr and " n
Is .f.. charged with attempting 60 bfise cm
f,e. s.: fat h4rrAa 81 engraving and
a,aS e. s'eal the destructive ;aHer used
4-Ht4ug iht : STAMPS Ala C4frsHeN
..-.-e person. sre pos .a.i,r lA-. IKE. gs
: COMM once iir~-.te.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

The Popular Remedy for Coughs. Colds,
Whooping Cough. soreness Of ths Lungs and
all Throat or Lung troubles Large Bottle.
soc. and warranted 70 gave rellet Anf 81
YOUR neighbors viii recommend 4 10 Noa,
thew have all used it. For sale by toe
PRoFRlEToR. 5. j. WIG6IN Apothecarl
ELLSWORTH. AE
20 Liderai disoeaaf o. frade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

savs DIR. KaafInann's great book on Dis
eases. is causes and home cure with hne
coiored plates. Is the best work ever pub
lished A copy will be sent free to anybody
Who sends two 5 cent stamps 10 pay pos
tage 70 A. P. Ordway & CO., Boston. Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
ellsworth. Name

ORGANIZED MARCH 9Th. 1873.
AEoNEs dcpssitea On Or before the ~ .isy q,
u March June, september and Dvremhst vii
law .jiyideRl= from the hrsi Of same mouth
1igi,lends on deposits payable twice year
jane autl December.
Dividends > declared are added to he
arinelF thu. compromising The Interest every
TX months
80 Under the exlstIng law Of this state all
d. posts 10 savings BANKS. are exempt from ~ D
uripai taxation.
NJ returns Of Hanes OF depositoTs are required
b. made o. state or tnwu authorities and ~
ssr4uEts tre held y this Bank to be strictly PIT
vage aHd confidential.
MaFriesi women ant persons under age can de-
pta~if urY in their nxH names. inst Il can
b. dsasn only by the m.+lyes or their order
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians Trustees, and others having in charge
tFusg funds.
JAMES H. DAVIS, President,
&stt &c BIkRiIl treasurer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

Mr.. {. c. Burriil, reports the line ~
deposits in his bank As rapidly increasing
ana ALREADY exceeding his Anticipation
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and Others, as would X
furnished bY a National Bank ST
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

Many lose their beauty from the hair fall
ing or fading. Parker's Hair Bslsam sup
plies necessary nourishment. prevents falling
and grsyness and is an elegant dressing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23

Col. William Henry Mcmahon. Chief Ad-
juster Of Duties Of the New York Custom
House. and Tariff Commissioners for the
state 81 New York. died suddenly Of rheu-
matism Of the heart. this morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Ashamed TO Give His Name.

ENNTLANU, NOV. IT.
A Houl,on man on his way home from
Philadelphia was swindied out Of 50 TO-
day by a confidence man. The victim would
not give his name and the swindier has not
yet been caught.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-23
Killed ina Granite Quarry.


BEAtNTElE Mass. Nov u.
At the granite quarry Of o K9sef.. q
heavy stone fell TODAY Aa.lug John joyce
aal T. Callahan.
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lDl.pa,ehe. 10 the EIi.worsh Amer,oan.l
The Condition Of Hon. Lot M. Morrill,
Unchanged.

AUGUSTA. Nov. Il.
There Is no pereeptible change IN the CON
dition Of Hon Lot NJ Morrill,
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-puns. weak, and siekiy children are
made healthy and strung by using BrOxn's
lran hfsters.
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n HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 all
concerned, that she has been duty appointed. and
has taken upon herself the trust Of an Administered
rix of the estate OF Jeiessta A Bartlett late Of Blue
hill In the county Of Hancock deceased, by CIV
ing bond the law directs she therefore requests
all persons IN are indebted 10 the said deceas
eds estate. % make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon 10 exhihit the same
far payment.
JULIA 4. CURTIs.
Oct ~. lss2. aw45s
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DR. MACAIASIERtS

fealei Cotton fr Too hacise Is fhe children : ireat
aAA lie Mothers comfort. II deaftehs tAt usrxe
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The Weather.

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Indications
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice ~ al
i concerned. that she has been duly aplontesi
and has taken upon herself the trust ~ Executrix
OF thu last WIN ans. Testament of Andrew A ffsk
late Of Bachin IN the County OF Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond a. the law directs, she
therefore requests all persons who indebted 70
the said dcceasesl's estate, a. make Immediate pay
ment. and those who have any immediate demands
thereon 90 exhibit the same for settlement.
ELISABETH FISK.
October IL. iss2 swis.