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Washington Letter.
iFTlLi our Regular Core poni-ut

!FTpLi Cur Regular Core ponirut
WA>m~GroN. y. G.. Nov 20, lse2.
In two weeks from to-day, the Thirty
seventh Congress viii assemble for it, final
,es,ioa 4 large number of senators and
members are already here, and, during the
pas, week, many familiar faces. absent dur
lug The vacation. have been again seen on
Tie streets and about the lobb!es Of the
hotels The session will be short, for the
term Of the present Congress will expire on
the ith Of March, and, if the usual holiday
adjournment is taken, there will be scarce
Is more than Two months for legislative
work.
The message Of the President is UNDER
stood TO be nearly ready for presentation 10
Congress, and il Is rumored that il will urge
the adoption Of radical civil service reform
measures, the almost total abolition Of the
present internal revenue system, and a re-
duction C. tariff duties. 1t is not believed,
however, by those who know the temper Of
Congress, that any importan, changes in
the tariff will be made this session.
The FIRST business that will come before
the Houss Of Representatives will be relative
TO nearly two hundred bills passed by the
senate, and now awaiting the action Of the
House. These bills are simple in then
character. and many Of them have already
been favorably reported upon by House
committees. 1t is thought that the larger
, number will be passed Without debate
The Secretary OF War will recommend
that no river and hsTbor bill be passed this
session, there being an uneIpended surplus
Of S9,0O0000 from appropriation Of las.
session. Gen. Sherman in his report, has
urged an increase of the army, but it is not
probable that Congress will see necessity for
such increase. No important legislation, i,
is thought, will prevail in relation to either
The army or the navy. Appropriations will
be passed maintaining the military and ma
val establishments 81 about their present
status.
1t is expected that the coming fashionable
season will be brief, busy and brilliant.
am told by real estate agents that the de-
mand for houses is greater than it has evel
been before, and hotel keepers ss, that thi,
promises TO be the most prosperous season
they hase known. The Garfield Memoria
Fair will bring large number of visitors tC
the city. and many more are expected tt
come with the beginning of the Congress
ional Session. A large number will doubt
less remain until the adjournment of Con
gress.
Those who are familiar with the Capital
will not fail to observe Improvements Of bott
public and private character. The work
of demolishing and rebuilding has been go
ing on all summer. Many elegant private
residences have been built, and many streets
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Notice of Foreclosure.

~ HEREAs Rl.co" g. Young ~ Could boro in
w the County Of Hancock AMI state ~ Maine
bF his mortgage deed, dated February Is A d. -,
duly executed, delivered amt recorded in said Han
eek ltesstry Of Deeds, February 10 A D. ISL.
volume 10. page ~ conveyed u Arthur r DRINK
water 81 Ellsworth IN said County of Hancock in
fee and mortgage a certain lot or parcel Of land
situated IN sal town OF Goulisb and b.unJ.i
~ follows, VIZ Beginning the c,ntrr AMI on the
West siie Of the county road on the south line Of
william Norkmans land, thence North along The
cent Of said Rad eight rod, d h. nee Wr.tloastatr
IN the brook eleven rods, theme south westerly
along the bank OF said bro cisht rods thrncs
East long the south line Of said lot To the par ~
beginning containing one hundred amt four -.t,,ure
rods more or less, together with the huiIiing-
thcrr H. reserying the spot GA stid lot occupied ~
the graves OF the Old Fern ID family ami he al,
Arthur \. Drtnkwater on the iith Ia, ~ Nj, .
d. t-sl, duly assigned, set over and d.liypr, sait
mortgage deed the debt aud mote, secured nd The
premises conveyed thereby ami ail the right. titl
lnterr nj Appurtc ancc- thereof IL me All !.
sgnment being duly recorded la sail U5ucork
hegistry OF Deeds on sr 2ith d4y 4 Ma, A ~
Isl, vol l1d page As. tn condition. nf a,tt
mortgage having been broken claim furec,.,,,,.
OF said mort sagc ami give this notice Tor The mn,
pose Of said foreclosure 'u'
steub Il, Nov. ., 1852 ~.
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Bangor Weekly Commercial.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1888.

Ga or bef,r' the frrt Of January. lSS3 tue
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL viii be issued ia new asd
improved orm. Pri iei from entirely new Npes
thToug bout ap1n new fast press OF mostern con
.truciion With all III latest Improvements for the
makiug Of geographically perfect paper,
After this chance which has for some time been
in contemplation by the proprieiHrs, Oh, WEEKLY
Commercial viii b. quartz sheet Of eight t5fg
pages, with >rvc al sp1 lazy edltsi departments
embracing the prncipI topics u iIteSc.t su't IA
iuctan 10 lui.t ~hi-li It pr p'st's L. 60 err
The form % tn v kEALt icnd- ilseii y more
ise ami careful editing thtu the old III hkei
sheet, audi vii be- found niue more convenient tor
han,llug and r reservation
tn tue news del the WEEKLY COMMERCIAL viii
endeay pre- seat IT. reader at the earl est
date every thing uf Sstierd Interest In ma lohai,
foreign slate and local affair, In a concise. con.
| irn-ed and tntci igib = 10 ~ ia Oh respect its
come ton with the t--a.t lated rs YES great
advantages over other papers les. rtaa 'tei} II
ulted.
uently a state Paper. rvEari~ tbs collection and
prtseu tatlun Of SLttg ncVs. 10 devote pa ticua
attention IL the East partial % the state, !
calty, which. in Its 2tmai"U j. destined 20 "e Hc
| home. another drcadF. % largely increased
/ agricultural and mtunfa iurint population. IL
I viii * part uiaT a "a % thc NEEhLN and the
/ DAILl tONNEHCIALAn AIT Tia this lies irsblt cuu
summation by calling the attention Of capitalist,
Investors ani those looking Itr ulr- 60 " at We
sluycrely hehere 10 ~ the uur a}ol "a htier ~
! this section fer manufacturing aai agricultural
/ purposes. Already Sr HAY. the m q crafty ing
Indications That nur past ab r. iu thl. iir' tiuu arr
already beginning u bear fruI gHl b. twrsyr
fanuths firm th}s tnr -sYsrl large enterprises
already under way ~ b. l1 al. operation. giving
rvmunrrAtNr employ mrut ~ hu drydz ~ p,aFlc.
The Ngrir titurai Department - tlv WEEkIl
/ e tNhEECtAL Will BE- i' charge Il prAcd 81
I agricultHr tani c"mPsi"a' VII tr nn ui- topic
u it D. our rutleavur o. have {u> department -u
con iutis-l that .b8I' prove jtrrta.tiug ktr, tive
aud valuable 60 those aho consult !t f"r iaf3r
4 Household pspartm.n, sili r. maize : :. e,tal
{ feature ~ the WtEkIr toNuE .eIAi la It. new
form Ia The two thrrs columns aIlHt a., tu tli
department. shall ruistvnr g. Pr,..tut much
t1tt 81 entertaining. useful and inv'rgetys As b.
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4 astine

J. " Bovdcn of y Ca>,ine, while
plosug ia hi- field a ies Ia,s ago plowed
out an aN O.; ancient pattern, with the name
Luke Perkins" stamped ON It. No one
IN this vicinity cau remember auy one Of
tina, name. Information solicited.
The fall term Of eight weeks in Dist.
No I, has closed. following a summer term
Of ten weeks, both laugh, b, Ms Addle \.
Hatch. Of this town. The winter term will
begin IN about two weeks. to be taught by
Mr.. Fred II. Butler Of thu, town. Oar
school board believe in employing home
talent. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

Lieut. Danenhower of the late Jeanette
polar expedition delivered his lecture on the
STORY Of the Jeanette in the Arctic seas
10 Portland. last week. The Press say,
The Lieutenant is tall and well KNIT. and
wears goggles" TO protect his ewes. He
vas born September 30. lS4q. Of German
parents. in Chicago. and graduated at the
Naval Academy in 1870. He saved the
>hipping a, Mar,eilles from catching FIRE
from a burning vessel. ana in November
1872 MAS attached to an exploring eXnedi.
ton in the Pacific under Cap,aip Skcrret,
He took part IN the troubles IN the sand
wich Islands in lN-4 was An officer in tho
NaudalIa when that vessel took G,n. Grant
ID Eurone In ISL and II was n rnuqb
Grants recommendation that IicpteDan,
Dauerhower was assigned TO the Jeanette. "
In his lecture. Lieut.. nanenbou,r nav,
the following tribute 10 seaman ur-b.r, VI.
Leach. Of The Jrannet,e crew Il have me-,
Il, ,h, course If ma. ,-,,.fs , .....f mann.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

After very thorough examination Of
the .ase the Grand Jury in s.. Louis have
ignored the bali against John \ Cockcril..
Editor Of TLr Past Dispatch for the shoot
ing Of Colonel \. " Siayhack. and il is not
likely that any further action viii be taken
in The matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30
Fer Sale,

| Io1EL and Cottage at Bsr,atn. l,.,,o,, l.,
q ! the central portion OF the village ~ R,y
hiI DIT on the most prominent thuroughl.rr ami
.N7IHe7s street, on llot .tUNat4 feel th,ee
isHci complete throughout. Accotno.Igt.. ~,
sutst7- carnage house, horse stall wood sbeti-
- oi an! zee houses, and accommodation for helm ~
v't! desirable two story frame resj,innrs -
rooms, loo feet from hotel one half acre i,a.I
r,on'IlS on Main street and joining tb,. hotel
Plop fty, owner must 90 Soath for bis h,.alth
for further PARTICULARS, iuquir, ~ ''''''''
Bar iIarbor, Ne, Oct Is. - 80, =,
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have been paved and otherwise improved.
\ new sidewalk has been lad ON Inc north
side of Pennsylvania Avenue the entire dis
lance from the Capitol Ia the Treasury be
parimoni, and this national promenade will
doubtless again attract the distinguished
and fashionable throng that had almost de,
serted it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

The report Of the General Supcrintend.
en-; Of the Life Saving Service shows ,ha;
air ugh there were ~ more disasters than
during amy previous Years since the gener-
al extension of the service. the los, Of life
is smaller. with enc exception. than that Of
an, wear preceding. The condition Of the
service is pronounced better than ever be-
fore
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30
q - . % .

The New YORK Irlwt j. very con
f1elt that GENERA Batter i training for
III, Democratic nomination for tie Pre,l-
derss rI>>i. he vii. Il predicts use the
office e Governor no WAY 10 attract public
attention. His light, ], adds, .v.l. no,
be 1aeea.ed under a bu,ae. during the
ae,. wear There will Be frequent
pr ama,.aa, from the hou>e-'op>. and Il
IL, Democracy !, looking around for a re-
former 'sr a candidate IN lNNi II vii. have
hard work to turn IN Any direction without
stumbling over Benjamin +. bl,.er. He :
likely To- answer Here a minute or 50 be
fore ms name - called.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30
Failure Of the KataAdin Iron Company

The ka,ahd.n Iron Company suspend
eI payment. SATURDAY.. It, paper went To
protest IN Portland Bank. The company
have called a meeting Of the creditor, IN
Boston for Wednesday. Nov. -. IN, COM
r4ny's embarrassment va, FASTENED hy the
recent failure Of u. " Coolidge. ~ Port
land. who held large notes Of the ha,ahl.u
Iron COMPANY which went 20 protest
~ a Portland bank The unsecured debts
uf the company are reported from S'p.oDo
% 100000. the MAJOR part in the NC.u.,l
some III Portland and q small amour; IN
Bo.tuu. The kajahdin lrun Company has
a capital of SlOo.0oo Hon, 4 +. Gould.
of Iham4,,nn. is Pre>idru; and o. ". Da-
VS.. Jr.. of Bangor. Treasurer. The COM
pan, Wa PRACTICAL, close corporation and
Nc,,r, Gould and Da,l, were the prInc!-
IA. stockholders. The COMPANY ha, eNpeud-
ID large amount Of capital on the work,
and ha, an elaborate and costly plant. The
works are N excellent repair anl arr turn
M oui b, u,ua. out-pu, % non. The eN-
PLANTATION for the suspension Is understood
10 be the unsatisfactory condition for some
'.me II the IRON market, and the fact that
The company la, for long time been ham
peIeL with debts Of long standing. An If
for, vas "a progress looking 10 increase the
capita. Of the company, when the Portland
failure neotNs.tatcd the suspension.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

Governor Plaisied's Thank sgi,ing proc
lamation abounds in passages from the
Scriptures. but ii j. little surprising that
be- should have omitted the following which
Is SO highly appropriate Il viii lift up
mine ewes unto the bills, from whence
comoth ny help"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

Why two Yea, ago vas just about
crazy ani no wonder that my wife and
children we're afraid nf me. va Just want
to ,atirr with neuralgia With no relief as
did uuti. | used Sulphur B.lcrs. The,
cured mc and now gu, wife says ! am a.
meek As a lamb EobcE Dfris, AJacr,cdH
House, Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

No man or woman can do sat- ,eiirN
IS X when the brain is duil. the nerves ea
lady, the system relaxed and they feel
..eaerally wreiched. Why should anybody
drag through their work in this condition.
when bottle of Psrker's Ginger Tonic will
Al moderate cost give them the strength and
will to perform their duties Satisfactorily
Ed
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Notice 10 @UbScrihcr~.

T late ou the address label on each subscri
ber' paper show, the time to which the sn5s rip
tlru Is aid. and all suhscriber- IN arrears ar,
re- 'sirfl o. pay up as soon As possible
d. al communications relating 10 subscriptions
our cores p"uderts are requested to state tbs
Post bhce to which the paper Is, or il to be sent
".
Ia directing change Of address, always give
the present address well a the one TO which YOU
wish The paper Afterwards sent
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PoDuInr Everywhere.

"Burdane," the French name for Bur
dock. i. as popular ia Fraace as IN America.
As an ana-sc1rbatic, apcrient and dlartIc
it cannot be too highly extuiled. BuRnoCk
BLOOD BITTERS combire IN a condensed
form" all its good properties. For govt,
cutaneous disorders and kidney troubles
they are unequaled. Price >l00.
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Or ELLSWORTH american.
No. 4S

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Bio, 4, Ellsworth, Me. by I'll e. HANCOl X
COZ \T1 PUBLISHING COMPANY.
p terms. 30. see Iirst page.
a. : NJ. PETTENGILL X Co. 10 state Street,
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Sirc I, Philadelphia, are Agent for procur-
in iNefttSrTuent- for The AMERICAN in the above
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

-Kearney say, the Chin Sc must 90. but
before they 70 We wIsn 10 Inform them aud
ever, body else that AiamsoH's Botanic
BflsaB, continues To win the day IN curing
Coughs. Colds, and All difficult breathing.
Price. So aud - cts. Iral bottles. 10 Cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30
COvetOusness in Disguise.

The wonderful success Of James Pyle's
Pearline has given rise to flood Of imita-
tons with an line" to their names, evident
Is 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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FREEDOM NOTICE.

I'M, M = 10 give notice that have given IN mr.,
MINOR son, Frank y. Trundy. III tune d ~ my
nnnr remainder ~ h;a 81 his minority shsI claim
c,n,rer,ine M etInlsSs nor pay any bills of hi
West surrv Va, DAVID TRUNDY.
y 80 3w46s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1882

A bill providing for a Local Option
Liquor law vas reported unfavorahly b, the
Committee and third reading refused BY
the Vermont House Of Representatives.
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Notice Of Sale

of,.r ~ orih foaahry a uaehin. Ga.
a. oHt' Tor sale all Of their proner
a., 'Pfr."ns'i situated in the CITY Of Fli,r'r.s
~. .onsi,ung OF iAad, buildings, maeh,.
r,, 700. anu stock They viii also eut-rt,ia
sai 3i snch an additional amount Of the ,n;g' s
Sis.l STOCK as will be necessary 10 eDiare ~
~ heDonaldor Laf yetie Davi. Al FiIs,r.,s " N
Fu.,,o-.. n. WM. o. MCDONALD. Tr.s ne
44f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

Your health depend. on the purity 81
your blood. People who realize this are
taking Hoods Slrvapari,la With the best
results.
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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 grayness and is an elegant dressing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-30

can prescribe Is Brnvn's Iron B.'tcrs 1t does
not lujurr the teeth Is iron medicines will.
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getting up Tea Clubs. Tea fun s ~, 70 persons
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-09-07
The Primary Election.

The Democratic primary election for this
County was held last Friday, the FIRST inst.
So for as we have asCertained, not single
fuss or difficulty Of any character occurred
at any precinct in tho County. There was
not any whiskey used by any of the oandi-
dates, so far as We are informed, and to this
fact we attribute the good order that pre-
vailed generally. The number of votes poll
ed, l,489, is considerably more than. ma.
jority Of all the REGISTERED voters in the coun /.
ty. This shuts off the last hope of the sue
cess of an opposition ticket Of any character,
and insures the usual Democratic majority in
the County at the general election, for there
are many Democrats in the County who
fniledto vote in the primary election that
will vote the ticket straight in the general
election. Compared with the votes in all
the elections since the primary mode has
been adopted in this County, the vote shows
that tho Democracy is still strong and Wig
orous. In 1876 the total number Of votes
polled was only 1853; in 1878 when excite
inert ran high upo1 the Senatorial election,
down to 1872, while the present vote, as
above given, falls be tween that Of 1876 and
1880. Let al those who differed Lefore
the primary election forget that there was
ever any candidates in the field except those
nominated, and give to the successful ticket
united and solid vote on the 7th day of
next November.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-09-07

by request Of many Of the audience, Maj.
Z. d. Murray, Of Anderson, was introduced
and made a most eloquent and forceable
speech. Maj, Murray did not come with
the expectation Of making . speech, and
only consented to do so At the urgent re.
quest of many Of our citizens. This con-
cluded the speaking. and the crowed then
repaired to the Court Hoess to hear the
announcement of the result Of the primary
election, much pleased with all the speeches
that had been delivered. The day passed
quietly and pleasantly.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-09-07

Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is about the right time
! for the renter to commence looking out for
his home for the next year, and while pru>
dence bear common sense, would dictate
course for every one, and while there is
hundreds of good homes, places and chan
| ces fer the homes industrious renter within
his reach and waiting for him, you will
find great many renters mopeing about,
muttering about the stock law, bad houses.
politics, sc. Such course shows an &C
tual want nf common sense. Let the renter
stand upon, and pride in his independence
rs n renter. Renters are as great neces-
sity to the prosperity Of the land owner. as
the landlord is to the tenant, neither can
prosper without the other, both are a me-
cessiiy to everybody else. Let the land
lord fix up his comfortable tenant houses,
his good pastures, and then fix his terms of
rent, and if you don't like it, don't put. l
have said fix up comfortable houses, good
pastures, &C., just like landlord was com
PEELED to fix up in this way, or like every
one was doing it voluntarily. S)mo of The
landlords l nm sorry to see, and TO say, are
prepared and determined Gf you will, TO
put you and your family, 10 difference how
large, in IA by l6, or l6 by Is feet hut,
between and feet high, with q floor that
would scarcely hold corn in the shuck, the
cracks not half lined, the chimney finished
off below the copeing, and a pasture that
will compare favornbly with the hut. Now
do not 80 much blame the landlord for
Offering renter such accommodations rs
b'ame the renter for accepting it. MIR.
landlord if you strike up with renter that
has no more care for himself, or pride i'll
the comforts ami convcnicuces OF life and
to say the balance Of it's fool enough to
put up with the like, just stow him away if
he freezes out. The stock law provides for
the renter to have pasture for his stock
what if it did not. / would not give red
for any such law. My law is to have u
comfortable house and good pasture along
with other requisites. or | will go turf n er.
Other rent crs can do likewise if tn. choose
SO no more nu'terinS about The stock law.
4. RENTER.