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LOCAL NOTICES.


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Mr.. C. c. Burrill, reports the line OF
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his anuclpatIons.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. 3tf
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PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY.

To 20 state 81, opposite u tiby. Boston
Secures Patents the uuited States; al,
Crest Britain, France and other foreign countre.
Copies OF the claims of any Patent furnished 81
remit ing one dollar. Assignment. recorded al
Washington No Agency 10 the United stat.s
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OF ascertaining the patenttbility OF invention
X. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
u regard Mr. Eddy one OF the most CAPABLE
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mad Official Intercourse.
CHAs. MASON Comnl ssioner OF Patents
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing Tor them a.
eariy and favorable consideration at the Paten
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late Commissioner OF Patents
BOSTON, October is. $50
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acted Tor and advised me in hundreds OF cases
and procured many patents, reissues and erten-
sons. have occasionally employed the best
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PORTLAND, Oct. 81.
The Reform School investigation was
conducted to-day. DIR. Webster testified
he had frequently visited the hoy VIM, and
thought him well treated and said the
school was in a good condition in regard to
ventilation. No other evidence of import
ance was elected.
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Accidents

and how TO deal with them, and other val
liable medical information will be found in
Kaufmann's great Medical Work. elegant
colored plates. Send two 8 cent stamps TO
paw postage to A. p. 0rdwsy & Co, Boston.
Mass, and receive q copy free.
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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 ike Pearline. En-
terprises of this sort are quite liable TO be
more selfish than beneficial. Nov.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 all
] concerned, that he has cen duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself. the trust of an Adj
ministrator OF the Estate of HOl-ey r Newman
late Of fremont In the County Of Hane ok, de-
ceased. by giving bond the law directs; lie
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
To the said deccased's estate. to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there,
on to exhibit the for payment.
HENRY 4. NEWMAN.
October IL, 1882. 3wi2s
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A Loss Prevented

Many lose their beauty from the hair fall
ing or fading. Parker's Hair Baisam sup
plies necessary nourIshment, prevents falling
and grsyness and is an elegant dressing.
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". DrooksyiIl~.

The news has Just reached US Of the
death Of WiImot Smith, son Of John c. and
LOUISA Smith, Of BROOKLYN, y. Y. whose
summer re.idence Is in this place. He was
second officer Of American bark Furness
Ahhs. and died Of cholera after an illness
Of two hours. about September /, at the
PHILIPPINE Islands. HIS age Vas - years
and | | months.
(1rf IN
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Presumpscot Park Barn Burned.
PORTLAND, Dc

The ba,n at Presumpseot Trotting Park,
containing twenty -fve tons Of hay, farming
tools, etc, was burned tonight. No in
surance.
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RI He subscriber hereby gives pubic notice 10 all
L concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself. the trust II ala Ad.
mInl- lTalriA Of the Estate OF haFez III binn late
Of Oridnd IN the County Ut Hancock, decreased, hy
giving bond the law directs, she therefore n,
quests all persons who Indebted To the said de
cease,i's estate. 10 make immediate ayment. and
those who haNeany demands thereon 10 rShiUit the
same for pay menl.
LIZZIE b. CHM Adm'N.
September Y, 1852. 3N -
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ~ all
] concerne.i, that he has been duly appointed,
anil has taken upon himself the trust Of al Al.
ninistrator OF the Esiate OF Rufus CUwing late Of
Charleston, Coohies County, Arizona Territory,
deceased, by giving bond the law directs, he
therefore requests all persons who are in.ebte 20
the said deceased's estate 10 make immediate pay
ment. and thos.s who have any demands thereon Ia
exhibit the same for payment.
PASCAL Il. GILMORE.
October H. So 3w42s
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Arrangements were made TO-DAY BY which
Mrs. Langtry will appear Monday mex, in
Wsllack's Theatre in the play Of An In
equal Match"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

The digestive organs weakened and
worn out BY using caihartie medicines, re-
stored by using Browns Iron BItters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

At = Court II Probate huldcu at Ellsworth within
ami for the County ~ Hancock IN the second
"Wednesday II ostOl,,r. \. o., l~s2.
4 GNE~ j. RO~EBKOt, ~ named ENrcutrix In
~ accrtain Instrument purI'rting 20 ue the last
viii ami testament uf Nahum g. Rn-Tbru"ks late
u t'ould-b"ru IN n county deceased, having
presented the same Tor probate
ORDERED, That the said Agne- .Ru.ehruks give
notice 10 all persons interested. by causing copy Of
this nricr 70 hy published thrve weeks -ucir--
siVClt IA the Ellsworth American D. lntsd a Ellis
worth Tat they may appear aIA Probate Court Ia
~ held at Ellsworth iu said county. ON the III I
Wednesday ~ ncr next. ten nr the clock In tn.
forenoon, and -hcw Caus" II any they have, why
the said instrument should not IT, proved. ap
proved. and allowed rs ne last will AMI testament
Of aid deceased
avg PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest .-tuAS. T.. DuHR, Krgi-tcr.
true Copy Attest .-tHAs r DoRK. Register.
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nHE ubscriber hereby gives public notice 10 NIL
concerned that she has been duly appointed, nd
has taken upon herself the trust of Administrat
riN Of tbs estate of Everett III Newman late of Ire
mont Ia the county Of Hancock. deceased, by CIV.
ing bond he law directs, she the efOre requests
all persons - ho indebted to the said der-as
eds estate, ~ make immediate payment and t.ose
who nave any deua nds thereon hlbit the same
for payment.
JULIA NJ. NEWMAN, Adm'x
Oct. II, lss2. 1wIz'
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoseEEskrIoSAL-PreAehing al 10 30 A. NJ, sabbath
School al n Is A NJ, Evening Service at 20 P.n
BsfItsr-freaehng at ! and lar sabbath School
tlF.E Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening At
Z Ia o. ehock.
uSIT.kas.-Church service at 9:is and Sr.n. sun
day School al 1 IN
CsTaotIc-r'reschins a, 10 20 n sabbath school at
2P.k
MKrsoBtsr.-Pr al and r.E. sabbath sehoo
at iP.s.
USos rKxrsRascE skkuSs.-Every Sunday ats:So
p. n. at Peter Hall
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To thc Honorable judge OF Probate for he Coun.
y II Hancock
TIIt undrr~tAnr.l hNc.-utnr- ~ the viii Of James
] I psgVnd tate Of Ellsworth In sai'l County
'ir'sA-'si. respectfully represent that thr gnu-l-
ani uatsels, right. audi crriit- ~ .ali drtea>rd
net -uflrrnt "a pay biz just dcit- ana oharxc-
81 administration. by The sum Of two thousand
iuliar- Nh"rrfprv So y, uuuner- pray your
Honor to grant ih,ru LIccH-- IT, sell AZ public 81
PRIV air -alc and convey thu homestead ot the iLr
Janr- I O.su--i situated Ia Ellsworth tn sati-fy
-at.i debit and charges - administration
h h. HOPKINS.
FRANK " O>GOOn }
October H. -!
STATE OF MAINE
nANCuCR - Court 81 Probate. Ellsworth
october Term, \. 81. 49,.
Up ihr lotrgu.ts p~ult4n. ORuEREB. INT
eat IettlnGers glyc pubic notice a. al prr-On- ia
trrr stai. b. CAasITg ~uFN % uIr T.. III n. sd
Thu. Dr,irr thereon tu h, pu 1ilshcd three wrsks
-u,r, s-iyrly the kllsNoIth Amer az.
pAp~F published IN tIl-W nth. a. sald COUNTY,
thai ihcy may appear 81 Cont % Probate tor
.Atd t,uuIt Il b. h~'t EI-~ uFth tre
first r,lnr-'las at In. rnl-'r rrNI, Tn Of fhr
cln,a Ia jhs form On, t. sto~ cause II any
ILey hAsc My tise prayer n 50 Il p tti"ners "uid
mo- DC granted.
q" PARKER tttk. Judge.
Alte-t CHAs T. DuRE Rs-y-t
true copy Attest -onas. 4. buKs, Register.
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STATE or MAINE

HASCpCk -Ata Court % Frubat.' holdcn At
Ellsworth within anil for the County Of HAnc,s
the .rcOuI " Ell nes'iAy u Octnber. a f..
i--!
JAAk> r CRANKY having Vrv-euiesi petition
v praying that Julia T. DTtukWAtr, admins
tTatTtN 10 The r-tltr - Arthur Drink water Lat
u kll-wor t deceased NAV l., "r'iert~ 70 s., 3"
him certain raj estate ~ sad decreased. arCDr'l
Ing t. Contract made by the ieC.a-ej
ONpEEkD-Ihat the >aid petitioner give public
nutlcs H. ali I,r~"n- lutsrv-isi therein by publish
INK rupy ~ thu urtirT thrrs Wr.ks ~ur,r--it"ly
In The Ellsworth American that tley may appear
at Court Of Probate t. BE- held at Eil-W nth.
within and for ,Ali county uu tht ir-t riue-
LAY vi december next AT tn ~ LhT clock tn the
forenoon and show cause II any they have, "a hy
Ihs prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
sSL' PARKER tue n. judge.
Aur-t -tHA>- T. bogK Register
\ true copy Attest -CHAs 4, DnKR. Register.
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To the Honorable Parker Tuck. Judge OF Probate
within and for the County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned would respectfully represent
] that under the provisions OF the asst will and
testament of samuel Adams late of Castine he was
made a trustee Of the adams Fuel Fund" which
he assumed. Owing to other duties and engage
ments 1t Is not convenient longer to retain the
said trust, he therefore resigns the same and
L. G. PHILBROoK
Castine, Oct. II, lss2
AT Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of October, A. D., 1852
On the foregoing Petition, oRDERED-That
the petitioner give notice 10 all persons interested
by causing copy OF the Petition and or,er OF Court
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American. printed at Ellsworth
In said COUNTY. that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held at Ellsworth, In said county on
the sixth day II December next at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon. and shew cause Il any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register
thereon.
awt2' Attest :-CHAs. +, DoRR. Register.
To The Honorable Judge Of Probate OF the County
Of Hancock.
The undersigned widow Of James T. os,ood
late Of Ellsworth Ia Sai,i County. deceased.
respectfully represents that said decreased left
parf of hts estate certain Pew in the Unitarian
thuTuh in said Ellsworth and numbered 81 an In
yenthry NJ which has been returned into the
Probate Office. Wherefore your petitioner would
respectfully ask that she may he allowed said pew
In said church.
LANINIA ". OSGOOD.
Ellsworth. Oct, II. \. r., IsS2
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-IouTt Of Probate, Ellsworth,
October Term. A. D. 1ssa.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
said pc itioner give public notice to all persoBs
int ested by cauSing copy OF the petition and
this orde' thc con- to De pubiI- he'd three week I
surCesstveiy IN the Ellsworth AmerIran a
new papeT published IA Ellsworth, in said
Probate for SAID County /" be hrld at Eli
worth, on the sixth day Of December neNt
at tru OF the clock TO-, .rcuouu IA -iiuw cai,st
1t any they have why the prayer Of said petition
or should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. Ju lgc.
Attest -CHAs. r. DpKE. Rcgist,r.
true Copy Attest .-tHAs. Z. DuRK. Register.
3w g.
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The -nbsc ibrr hereby gives public notice To all
] concerned. that -hr has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust Of AN Admin
isiTatTiN - the Estate ~ Hosea Horton late OF
Biuvhil, to the County Of Han uck lie
ceased. by XIV iug bond The law directs she there
f"rn requests 81 Icrs"us wh he iud.btcd til.
said decreased! estatr. q make immtr pa incnI
ami those Vhu have any demands thereon
tn exhibit the same for pas n,cnt
MARY 4. HORTON
Bluch!Il. July Is. lSs3. 3w43.
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One Death from the Park Theatre
Fire
NV YORK. Oct. 81.

Henry Clark, stage carpenter al the Park
Theatre, burned al the FIRE Monday night,
died a, the Hospital to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

N70 A WEEK. tl2 . day at home easily made
NfI Costly Outns iFee. Address TRUE Co.
Anguish. A,ans. lyrtls
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Fair weather in the southern portions,
local rains, followed by fair weather in the
northern portions, cooler southwest to north
west winds. stationery or risIng barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-02

QHG week In your own town. Terms and A
RUU outf free. Address ii. HALLETT a 90
PL.,iland. Maine. ivrSrs
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Reform School Investigation.

dispatches TO the Ellsworth American. I
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The Weather.
WAR DKPAKTNENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ofiee Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. IL A. N.
Indications
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
PERSONAL.

Hon. Liberty Hall, OF Glencoe, Is at the
Merchants.
Judge Mcclure. OF Saltwater. visited St.
Paul yesterday.
Hon. Geo. P. Wilson aud Mayor kindre ,
Of Fargo, were in st. Paul yesterday.
Hon. L. w. Collins, of st. Cloud, paid his
respects to the state capitol yesterday.
Mr.. +. DeAIers of Fishers Landing, one of the
BONANZA farmers OF the Red river valley, is in
the city.
Hon. A. A. Osborn of Pennington, one of
the solid grangers Of Dakota county, was In
the city yesterday.
r. G. Judson, Esq, secretary of the State
Agricultural society, was buzzing around 81.
Paul an hour or two yesterday.
Hon. A. McHench, of Wabashaw county,
passed through the city yesterday on his way
to Fargo to visit brother and look at the big
farms.
Gen. Armstrong. of Virginia, who is presi-
dent OF the Indian industrial school at Hamp-
ton, Va, arrived yesterday en- route TO Mon
tana, where he will hold conference with
Crow Indians in reference to the schools.
Judge 'Brien sat upon the wool sack in the
municipal court Yesterday for the
fret time during the past six months. The
Judge has not forgotten to temper Justice with
mercy as the proceedings of his court will
show.
h. B. Montgomery, Esq, and family, left
last evening for the east to be absent some
three or four weeks, during which time
ssMont' will visit New York. Coney island,
Long Branch and may possibly go down and
adjourn congress.
Mr.. Max Wimpf, representing the whole
sale house OF w. H. Thomas & Son, OF Louis
vile, Ky, is paying one OF his periodical visits
to the Northwest, and can be found at the
Windsor. Mr.. Wimpf has some idea Of ex-
tending his present trip to the frontier, which
he learns is only some $50 miles by rail. He
thinks he can walk the balance Of the way to
the Pacific and reach home by the way of
San Francisco before the frost blights the
cor n crop.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04

executive and judicial appropriation bill was
agreed to. The house then proceeded to the
consideration Of the senate amendments to
the sundry civil appropriation bill. Matters
went very smoothly, amendments being con-
CURED or non eoncurred according to the
recommendations Of the committee on appro-
priatlons, until the clause relative to the ma
tional board OF health was reached, the
senate amendments increasing the amount
TO $7S, 600 OF the appropriations made for that
body. 4essrs. Dunn, Reagan and Manning
advocated concurrence. Mr.. Butterworth
argued in favor OF rejection. The senate
amendments were finally non-concurred in.
The remainder OF the afternoon was con-
sumed in concurripg or non-concurring in
senate amendments, the proceedings only once
or twice being diversified by noisy but brief
and unimportant discussions upon come of
the items. 1t was nearly o'clock when the
amendments were all disposed OF and the bill
sent 10 the senate.
Mr.. Hiscock moved the house adjourn.
The speaker stated il the house renamed in
session few minutes longer the legislative
DILL could be enrolled, and the motion was
withdrawn.
The house disagreed 10 the amendment OF
the senate bill providing for printing the agri-
cultural report and conference ordered. The
house then took q recess for half an hour and
then the legislative bill was signed by the
speaker. Messrs. Hiscock, Butterworth and
Blackburn were appointed conferees on the
sundry civil bill. Adjourned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
THE STAR ROUTE.
THE SAME AGED TESTIMONY RE-
HASHED EVERY DIY.
A Farmer Who During HIS Leisure Time
Took Mail Contracts-Probabiliiy that
the President VIII Take Western Trip
This FalI-Nominations- General Capital
News.
Star Route.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Iu the star route
trial Harvey M. Vale, one of the defendants,
was placed on the stand. He said he lived in
st. Louis. His principal business was farm
ing, but he had also engaged in the business
oil mail contracting. Had business transac.
tlons With Miner, s. w. Dorsey and John w.
Dorsey. he had never directly or Indirectly
paid zen. Brady for doing any of the things
charged against him in the indictment. He
nad never paid any public officer
of the route in the Indian Territory
were to be divided as follows Vale, one
third; Miner, one-sixth; Peck, one-sixth, and
>. w. Dorsey, one. third. In other states and
territories Vaile and Miner were TO receive
each one-third, and Peck and j. w: Dorsey
one-third between them. This partnership
continued up to April, 1879. The business,
however, was losing one. The crossex-
animation developed nothing Of particular in
terest.
Merrick said the routes on which Vale held
sub-contracts were originally let for $23, 462
and increased to S205, s95. Witness said he
had agreed in the first place to see all routes
started, and he had telegraphed Bradley to that
enect. lie had either sub-contracts or drafts
upon all to secure himself. He hoped some
routes would be expedited when he took the
contracts, but had no such expectation.
Hines conducted the denomination. He
said he did not say Minor had ever signed
Peck's name TO an affidavit.
Merrick produced a letter referring to route
4Ol ,4O4, from Mineral park to Roche, and
asked witness if he held that contract as trus-
lee for 8. w. Dorsey, John NJ. Peck and Isaac
Jennings. He answered that 10 an extent he
did and explained the circumstance. Merrick
then by permission of Dorsey's counsel
read Vaile's letter. 1t Informed the editor he
tVaile) although sub-contractor of the route,
was in reality only trustee who had agreed
to draw the money and pay it over to j. w.
and s. W. Dorsey, Isaac Jennings and Others.
He declared he had faithfully paid Jennings,
the real sub-contractor, for the service which
1T appears he never rendered, and adds that
Jennings and the two Dorseys
were Irresponsible parties from
whom he could not recover money. In an
ewer to McSweeney witness said he had never
divided with the Dorseys since the spring of
1879. He had only seen Stephen Dorsey once
since June Last.
McSweeney-That conspiracy at long
range.
Merrick-i will bring it near enough to you.
McSweeney-Well, you have not.
This concluded Vaile's testimony and court
adjourned until Monday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
A Case for ,JuIra Lynch.

CHICAGO, Aug. "A Pole, named Holm.
living in the town of Lake, suburb adjoining
the city on the south, was arrested today
on the suspicion OF having caused the death
of sn infant recently born 10 his wife. 1t
seems that the couple have been LIVING in
that neighborhood about eight years; that
children were born TO them with unusual fie-
quency and that they mystcrously disap.
peared, causing much talk among their neigh
bors, but no direct steps were taken till yes
icrday. After Holm's arrest he confessed
that during his eight years here his wife has
borne him eight children, all of which died
when very young. Whenever one
died he put it in bag,
carried it to the lake shore and buried ii
IN the sand, and that the bodies of the eight
infants were thus inferred between Thirty. first
and Forty-third streets. He says his wife
consented to this disposition of them. He
admits he killed them. He states that during
a short residence in Nebraska two children
were born to them and died in like manner.