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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-30
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank ,
ellsworth, Name
ORGASIzEp MARCH 9th. 1873.

OkGANlLED hAkCH Ziln. 1919.
Mooney deposited on or bel-r- the list day ol
III March. June, september and December will
draw diyidenIs from the 1rst OF sane month.
Dividends on deposits payable twice 8 year
June and December.
princiV a.. thus compromising The interest every
SIX munths.
ss- Under the eIl-ting law OF this state, all
deposit. IN savings Banks. are exempt from m U
nicipal taxation.
No returns Of name. Of dePositor- are requlrsd
TO be made to state or town authorities. and Al
accounts are held by this Bank to be striokiy prt
yaie and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money IN their own names. 30 that It can
be drawn only by tho m selves, on their order.
Especl.l advantages AnDTded to EXECUTORS.
GuariIans. Trustees. and Others having 10 charge
trust funds.
GEORGE PARCHER. President.
l9tf L. Z. BURRILL Treasurer
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Don't make the mistake of confounding
remedy of merit with quaek medicines. We
speak from experience when We say that
Parker's Ginger Tonic is sterling health
restorative which will do all that is claimed
for il. We have used it ourselves with the
happiest results for Rheumatism and when
worn out by overwork. See adv.-Ti"ses.
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a CARD.

Taanwho are suffering from the error, and indls
cretons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
les Of manhood, &c, ] viii lend reclp mat
viii cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy VAS diseovet ed by miss ionerf in south
America send 4 sef-addres-ed envelope I, the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISAAS, station u, Nee loTk
- 6un.a4
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A Rum Crazed Suicide.

Nus 'N- -'A@INA "a
The British Steamer City Of Lincoln. Ar
rived TODAY. reports that Captain Stewart
jumped overheard Sunday afternoon while
of New York Harbor in 1T Of lelir.um
tremrus and was drowned. His body was
recovered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-30

AT the annual town meeting holden
March q, the following officers were chosen:
Moderator, Daniel Roberts.
Town Clerk, Charles OTIS.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers oil
Poor, J. J. Hopkins, John G. Remick, b.
g. Young.
Treasurer, c. Otis.
Collector, o. c. Tibbetts.
Supervisor of Schools, {. Otis.
March u.
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PuRTLASD-Sd. II, Schs. Loui Wilson, Alley 4,
New York A. X. Woodward. Jor,isn. New York
MEMORIAL. East sch. john sOmes. W ais, Fall
River, r New York.
In port -, sch q. ". Cummins, Aurch,
Eliz beth Port, discharging
BOsrHs-Ar. q, sch. Clio Chilcott, Fullerton.
New York
Ar. Mar. 20, Sch. aroline, Hansen. Orland.
PHILADELPHlA-Sld. n. Bark Bell Hoostef,
Higgins. Atanzas.
NEW iuRK-s d. eth. Sch. LeOnort, B.nzey,
Jacksnnyi 4.
IT. AUGL STINK. FLAIR. IS h sch. Nellie Grant,
.Aordan. 4 ON New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HAKBOR-Ar. 25th. Sch II raucis
Coffin, Brlatty, + violence. for New IOrk.
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Nomination by the Governor.

ATGTsTA, War. =.
Governor Plaisied has nominated John
+. Anderson. Of Portland. railroad conf
missioner. a. his own successor. Mr.. An
dersun's presen, term expires IN April.
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Death of Thomas NJ. Reed.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Mar. p.

MASHINGToN, u. G., Mar. >.
Thomas NJ. Reed, Of Bath. died thiN even
ing at the Arlington Hotel, aged seventy
eight wears. The deceased was long one of
the foremost bushes, men Of his city and
State
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Grateful TO InvaIids.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids
because it is refreshing without the sicken-
ing effect of most perfumes.
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How Now! What Is It,
A Fo0lfsh Mistake.

The great system renovator is BURDocK
BLOOD BIrTERs Try it and be convinced.
Price 81 90
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DIE D..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-M D, Mrs. Hattie L. wife Of
Henry w. Eppes, aged "a years.
Mar. Is, Mrs. Susan II. wit, Of Owen Byrn,
aged 43 years and 10 months.
Tren. ou--Mar. Is, Mr.. James Gilbert, aged
% years and 2 months.
Castine-Mar. 20, Frank w Campbell, aged
% yeas.
West Bluehill-Mar. 10, Mrs. Rebeccs Bill
ing,, aged So years.
San Diego, Csi.-Feb. %, Of diphtheria
Willie Brisnt, aged years, 2 months and
DAYS; Mar. 10, Harry Ststler. aged years. 2
months and 10 days, sous Of T. b. and Maria
n. Lowell, formerly Of Penohscot.
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An enrieher of the blood and purifier
of the SYSTEM cures lassltude and lack oil
energy /; such is Browns Iron bitters-
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('sstta.

AT our annual town meeting held here
March p, the following officers were chos-
en-:
Moderator George II. Withere.
Town Clerk, 2. j. Hooke.
First Seiectman, William q. Sargent.
Second Sclcctman, John " Gardner.
Third Selectman, George W Perkins.
Road Commissioner, Edward 2. ODER.
Treasurer. Charlie, II. Hooper.
Collector, ISAIAH l.. Shepherd.
experimenting School Committee, Geo
A. Wheeler
All republican. except second selectman.
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On tuesday the 2lst INST, quite a large
crowd assembled nn Wight, Pond. Penob-
scot 10 see Biuchll and Penobscot test the
speed OF their bcs, horses. Two parallel
TRACKS had been cleared Of snow and half
mile measured for the race. A. usua! on
th,,t lmpromptu occasions there VA. little
~ stem or req iA,ion- No Judges were
chosen to drside the results II the races. no
police 10 Keep the tracks clear aud the crowd
stcAdN ~ a. 10 prevent casualties. All
seemed To have an equal right to the trot-
ting ground, and equally inclined 70 ENJOY
H. and onI, By general consent did the s
minute horses Yield the track to the 5 MN
ute champions. and few disincilncd ones
required considerable coaxing to get them
off the course in time 10 prevent collision.
Monroe Wardvell Of Penobscot and Greg
ory of BlurhIll matched horses both did
their work we'll but Ward~ell's came IN lit
tie ahead each heat. NAruum Of Penob-
scot matched his celebrated PAGER with the
stallion Satan owned By James :. Saunders
of Bluehlll The PAGER seemed 10th to Weld
her position but Satan took his place al the
head, making, i vas said the fastest time
Of the day, trotting quarter in 80 sec.
He Is really ilne animal, and IN weight.
color, build, disposition, intelligence, speed,
strength and powers Of endurance is hard
TO beat Henry Billings Of Bluehill had a
fine stepping mare that attended to her bus
mess exceedingly we'll. Altogether the oc-
oasIon passed off pleasantly without accident
and With better idea Of the comparative
merits Of our speedy horses.
-Elis littlrfeld prominent business
man vi tins town recently passed away. Tie
viii long be remembered Us those who had
business with him az honorable in his deal
inss, and kind to the poor.
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Mr.. c. c. Burrill, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anticipa'ions.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same bank ing facilities
to our merchants and Others, a. would be
furnished BIZ National Bank. 3f
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The Cantata Of Esther was given in
full costume at the Town Hall on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, to full houses
BY the class Of Orland singers that has been
drilling under the direction of J. b. West
endotf for the past three weeks. The class
was composed of some so chorus singers,
adults, and 30 children. with such solo sing
ers as were called for by the piece. This
musical drama was most elegantly put on
the stage and we'll interpreted. The cho-
ruses were finely sustained. 1t seemed to an
observer As though the chorus sung as we'll
as any amateur chorus we'll could. while the
solo parts. a. a general thing were we'll and
effectively rendered. This has been must
cal treat for the people, and good drill for
the singers. 1t has required arduous labor,
which has been faithfully done by Nr. West
endof. Mrs. Hopkins Of Bucksport pre-
sided at the plano-as she always does-well.
The following was the cast Of characters:
Esther. the Queen. W 4 Emerson
AhA.ugFtl- King n Persia
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Ihe Ne ther.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WA>uINUTaN, u. C.. March 29.-l An.
Indications
For New England. cool. noriherly winds,
rising barometer. far weather, followed by
warmer. east to south winds and falling bar
umttgT.
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MARINE LIST.
Etis~ orth Isorg.


Monday. March q.
sch. Annie ; Murch. Lord. Rondout.
~.h. atheTlne. Dodgc, Franklin, 10 load FOL
Il ,-tDu
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Mr.. A. + smith has removed his bar
Der shop to the room over ) d. Wlggin's
drug store. formerly occupied by a. F,
Burnbam. ESQ. as Law Office. 3,f
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$1,000 per Fs.ar can To-. rsa-ily mad. At home
working for r g. IaI-,ui ! Co.. 10 EAr,ay
Sire. New YORK send for their catalogue and
ull particular ltrr
Artists materials and painters sup
plies, just received at J. \. Haie's Book
store. SATIN and 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.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Paper Mill Burned.

fDaspats.e. to the Ellsworth American
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LOWED BIT SUPREME JUDICIAL coUsr.

A Correct list of costs allowed nj October Term
"A 1851 OF Supreme Judicial Court and Court Of
County Commissioners for said County. Oct and
Oct A ]. Term.
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March "A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25
The yViIson-sullivaa Fight

Chicago. 23.-Special from New York:
Richard K. Fox, Tug Wilson's hacker,
writes In response to the advancement BY
Madden in behalf of Sullivan, I'm regard
to matching Tug Wilson to fight Sullivan
for the championship Of the world, ]
have to say my money is ready providing
Madden will agree that the fight shall
take place at q place where both men will
receive fair play, and there will be no
hzzle. At the time l was matching
Paddy Ryan to fgnt his protege for the
cham pionship of the world, he would not
agree to any other battle ground but
New Orleans, or within hundred miles
Of that city. Being anxious to have the
battle decided without any interference
I allowed Madden and Sullivan to have
their own way rather than have the sport
ing public deluded, and the result was
that the battle was decided without any
trouble. I am willing to match Tug
Wilson to fight Sullivan on the same
conditions, because I know there is every
prospect Of the pugiliIts being allowed to
eght in Mississippi. II this does cot suit
will will allow my repres entative, e
Harding to name three places where the
battle can be decided and / am willing
that Harry Hill be final stake holder, the
referee to be mutually agreed upon ]
will give Harding my check for 81. 00C
on. Monday, and he will meet Madd or
at Harry Hills on Monday night at
O'Clock TO arrange q tomorrow match
under my Instructions"
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TELEGRAPHIC
BrnaaI Amertcans.

San Francisco, 23.-From 8 late copy
of the Shanghai Mercury received Pei
steamship City Of PekinS, it il learned
that very serious trouble has arisen 81
Ningpo, Chino, and the foreign comma-
nifty is placed in position OF peril. Or
the night of June 18th three American.
and an Austrian went ashore on 3 spree.
The Americans were all captains Of
Lo 'chAs, and the Austrian was attached
to the customs revenue cutter RitGnsi's0
then lying in the port. L seens these
four men went TO Chinese brothel and
demanded admittaHee, which for some
reason was denied. While knocking al
the door Cantanex men appeared st al
upper window and either by accident or
Intentionally COMMITTED 8 nuisance on
the visitors. This SO enrsged the men
that they kicked in the door and entering
the building assaulted CbinAmau lying
10 bed IN most Brutal manner, sph =
ling open bis head and breaking several
RIBS This man was entirely innocent of
indiRnity, and proved to be the captain OF
one of eleven Canton war junks, then at
NlngpO. After the murderous ASSAULT
the men escaped, but were arrested the
following day and after an investigation
before tbs American consulate, we're
committed. The Austrian WAS subse-
quently discharged, it being shown that
ne sndeavOred TO prevent the outrage
The wounded man, who also proves to
be cousin OF the Ti-Tsi. or admiral, is
Ia very critical condition and is ex-
pected to die. There is great indigestion
ameng the natives and should the victim
die there is no determining what the
crews Of the war jur ks may do in retalia-
tien. Should he die general riot is ex
pecteG to follow. The chief of police is
very anxious concerning tie safety OF
European residents, and the acting vice
German consul has appealed to the Ger
nsn consulate at Shanghai for 8 gunboat
o protect foreign residents in the event
f an uprising.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25

New York, 2S.-Chin Econ Yu. Chi
nese minister to Washington, and suite,
arrived in the GeTnsGssfc from Europe.
New York, A.-Being interviewed,
the secretary of the Chinese legation told
q reporter: 1--WE were very cordially re-
ceived everywhere; we liked the people
whom We met very much but did not
study their institutions or forms of gov
eminent so could not express any opinion
regarding them. The SpAniards were
particularly pleasant, but We thought
them . little "slow." he said the
minister was especially interested in the
development Of tbs electric light snd
telephone. The passage Of the anti
Chinese bill by Congress had been a
great surprise to him. He could not
understand it, especially as the govern
ment he represented held ia very high
esteem the government Of the United
States and valued its friendship and COED
will more than that Of any European or
other American government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25

New York, Ex-senator Jones, Of
Nevada, being interviewed said he be-
lieved California would 60 republican
this fall, and that NJ. NJ. Estee would
be republican candidate for governor
against Stonemsn. Estee, he said, is
leading lawyer Of San Francisco. The
senator thinks the entire state ticket, a
majority Of the congressional delegation
and perhaps the sjority Of the legislature
will be republican. The Chinese ques-
ton, in his opinion, will not affect the
republican party of California, because
the political battle cannot be fought on
"Reminiscences. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25
MISS ParneIl's Funeral.

Bordentown. n. j., 24.-The funeral OF
Miss Fannie Parnell, this morning, was
largely attended by residents Of the city
and vicinity, and trains from New York
and Philadelphia brought members from
different land league organizations. A
harp at the head of the easket bore the
following inscription: I" Cede deS." a
white satin pillow with harp st the
head. had on it quotation from her last
poem, 1.-THE utterance ofthe Irish heart. "
The services we're very impressive.
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A MerIted Criticism.

London, 24.-The Times says: The Ii
cense that American criminal lava allow
to dynamite projectors is a scandal and
shame to American legislation. A more
enoS nous scandal is the attitude which
public opinion in America assumes
toward them; nor was there q body OF
national opinion so inquisitive and keen
which could have shown itselfmore feeble
and inert in defense of public morality
than the opinion in America since the
dynamite school became notorious
Americans must determine If they will
continue subject to this reproseh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25

EGh@s OousotsSss, revslessaS Drssaeea.,
EVSNS<'1lS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25

oR@asss # Deposit Iaszsa Fs5aess%-e
DomAAA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25

saSH snd 'sils CzsoNnes % New VePh. So
frssneiFco. ChisssO, St. Leuis, oznA,k
LooeOr sad DTiseipsl Continental Cities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-25
Political.

New York, 24.-1Tnles' Cleveland;
Logan County has given Governor Rob
ert Kennedy 8 square send OF IN his cor
gressiOnal contest against Speaker
KiefeE, having backed him with thirty
three votes IN her primary elections.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-19
PILES,

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose lie has some
affection of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times, symptoms of indi-
gestion are present, as llatuency, uneas-
mess of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing a very dis
agreeable itching, particularly at night
after getting warm in bed, is very
common attendant. Internal, Ex-
ternal and itching piles yield at once
to the application of DR.. Bosanko's pile
remety. which acts directly upon the
pats affected, absorbing the Iumors,
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing a permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay
until the drain on the system produces
permanent disability, but try it and be
cured. Price, 50cents. Ask your
druggist for it, and when you can not
obtain it. of him, We will send it, pre-
paid, on receipt of price. Address the
DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., PiQua,
Ohio. Sold by T. A. Baker.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-19
Additional ExposItions.

There is hardly anything but po
litical news in the papers nowadays.
The TT Huron & Southwestern
railway train has arrived 1T Memphis.
The Good Templars of this place
have been invited to organize a lodge
at Peck soon.
The fruit evaporator of c. II.
Quincy at Memphis was burned to the
ground last Wednesday.
"A, r. Fraser has purchased the
residence Of o. W. Mills aud will take
possession in about week or SO,
Geo Welch who was attacked by
Grisw0ld's bear last week is doing
finely and We hear he is cut Of danger.
Elder John II. Patton, Of Almont,
will preach in y. G. Chapel Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock and evening at
O'clock. Come OUT and hear what
he has 10 say.
Mrs Margaret Aiken, aged 80, Of
this place, has been missing since Mon
day Oct 9th. she had some $500 in
cash and note signed by Mrs Wilcox
when she left home.
Adrian Las few and faint hopes of
ever again seeing its gay young mayor.
Tom Navia. Tho rewards offered for
the kids" arrest and eturn for trial
soon will expire by limitation.
Read the list of premiums award
ed ct the LIST annual fair Of the Brock
way Csntre Agricultural Society in
this issue. 1t is not III very good
shape as we got it up in 3 hurry.
"A number of the citizens of the srd
district of st Clair Co. have called q
convention for Tuesday, October Pa, TO
be held at Emmett, for the purpose of
nominating Il candidate for represen-
tative in the legislature.
The Richmond cheepe factory has
closed its business for the season.
Work commenced on tie 2Sth Of July,
and during thar time 91.2l3 pounds Of
milk were received at the factory from
- patrons, from when Z, 00l1 i pounds
OF cheese were made. O,4lO pounde
have been delivered.
"A horrible crime was committed by
farmer by the name of Davidson near
Deckerville, on the evening OF the 9th
inst. 1t seems that trouble existed be-
tween Davidson and his wife about
some property which he had given to
his SOUS and coming home that even
ing in an intoxicated stale shot his
wife and son. The wife isnot expect
ed TO live.
John Walk does not forget us
when lie has anything in the shape of
ripe fruit. This time Ae has Left on
our table a basket OF tho largest and
finest peaches We have seen this season.
for which the ExPosIToR force join
hands 10 saying thanks. We should
iadge from tlr igpit Mr NagA 4as
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-19
BIRTHS.
On Wednesday, October IL, Mrs T
Holden OF "a daughter.
MARRIED.

Stonenouse -Phillips-At Clifford on
Wednesday, October II. by Raw A.
J. Holmes, Casson Is. Stonehouse,
of this place, to Miss Mary Phillips,
Of Clifford. We are informed that
Casson has given up serenading the
blacksmith shop and gone into stone
masonry. He viii practice building
little Stono-houses hereafter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-19

brought us 80 far that ho has fine
orchard.
Henry c Mansfield. the republi-
eau candidate for register, is in every
way qualified for dat position, and
should be reelected. He is careful,
industrious and obliging in the dis
charge OF his official duties, and al
though his opponent bears ancxcellent
reputation, both as an oilicia! and IL
private life. yet we do not think that
the county will gain anything by a
change in the registers Office, and shall
vote for Mr. Mansfield. pc Huron
Tribune.