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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

The remains of the late Elisha II. Al
len, Hawaiian MlaisteT, whose death oc-
CURED IN one OF the ante-rooms of the
White House during the Presidents recep-
ton, New Years day. arrived in Bangor Fri
day night, accompanied by the members of
the family. Funeral services took place at
II O'Clock, Saturday, and the body was
placed IN receiving vault in Mount Hope
cemetery in that city. Just previous TO his
death he had accompanied the Diplomatic
Corps 10 the White House and. as Dean Of
the Corps. was the first to shake hands with
the President.
Nh. Allen was born at New Salem. Mass.
Januar, ~, 1901. and was graduated from
Williams College in 1928 with honors lie
was admitted to the bar in Bangor.
and from $50 to 1871 he va, a Wing mem
her of the State House of Representative.
serving IN 1855 as Speaker. la 1910. when
tsere was political tidal wave similar to
that which has Just swept over the country.
he defeated Mr.. Hamin for the NANlIih
Congress in Democratic District. being
The only man who ever did deiea; him. In
1872, when the tidal wave receded. Mr..
hamlIn defeated him for reelection. In
1916 Mr.. Allen Was again elected to the
State House Of Representative. In lsi1
be removed 70 Boston 10 practice Law. and
~ 1919 he was sent To Hawai-! a. United
States Consul. lie then had no idea Of be-
coming subject of that Government. but
internal d.>Sen>ions and outside pressure led
10 his being chosen as Minister Of Finance
10 l>5J. AiicrW he became Chief Jus
tee and Regent of the Government. an in
1876. 1864. 1870, and 1875. he was sent as
Envoy 10 the United States. which position
be held at the time Of HI, death.
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State News.


Rev. y. W Wal.ron. a native Of Au-
gu-ia, NM. i IA elected chaplain Of thu
Massachusetts, House
-, cu,t ~H.1i~ III collect the internal
revenue ID Maine THU past wear. 81 about
- per cent The total collection, were
>~j,2jn
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rsAt. w Clr;cr, st.n-yard At Belfast w
harmed Friday morning. l.,,. II 900
NJ insurance.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

James f. Hall, Post G. A. r.. had a
public installation of officers, Thursday
night, closing with a dance. Considering
the intense cold, the people turned out pref
" we'll.
Friday evening the Ladies' Aid So
ciety had an oyster supper. cake, coffee and
ice cream. Candy, apples and oranges were
also served. Everything was sold out.
They Melted $50.
Will 5. Homer is at home on visit.
He has been absent four years doing bust
ness in Kansas and Iowa. Everybody is
glad to see him, and sorry that he goes
away so soon.
Thomas and Hugh Murphy started this
morning for Minnesota, where they have a
brother. We hate TO lose our young men,
but console ourselves with the thought that
what is our loss is perhaps their gain.
steamer katshdin which was due Sat-
urday, did not arrive until to-day Monday
She also left again to-day for Boston.
Our schools have all commenced. The
Grammar school commenced Tuesday last,
the intermediate and Primary schools to-
day, Monday, Jan. s.
Rev. VI. w. Prince and family are on .
visit to Washington, ID. c.
Jan. 3. EGO.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

M old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands b,
AZ FIRST India Missionary the formula Of i
simple vegetable remedy for the speed, and
permanent cure Of Consumption. Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma. aud all Throat and Lung
affections. also a positive and radical cure
tyr General Debility aud all nervous con-
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative puaers In thousands d
cases .lecls y i ms duty 70 make it known 10
ms fellows The recipe. with full particulars
directions for preparation and use. and all
necessary advice aud instructions for sue
oessfu treatment AZ your own hpmc, will he
sent YOU BY return mail free OF charge. hy
addressing with stamp Or stamped self
addressed envelope
DIR. J. G. RAYMOND.
l6i Washington street. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
IL Mention this paper lyr2
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County News.


At North Penobsco, Christmas evening
was celebrated by neck tie supper. The
proceeds wili go as usual for church repairs.
Tuesday evening the 10Th, PenobScot
Orange had their annual election of officers.
he old board were reelected with one or
two exceptions we believe. Mr.. Benz.
Cushman has served as W. VI. the past wear
with ability and impartiaity and John WI
son has faithfully served A. " s.. two I'M
portant positions, upon which depend very
much the orderly dispatch OF basme,s and
the success 81 the Grange A recess fol-
lowed during which refreshments were
served IN trnr democratic si,le. that ought
tn SATISFY a King aud we're eaten with that
feiIsh and appetite for which oranges are
distinguished. pleasant though some
What novel ieaGur. Of the occasion wa. the
christenn. 81 the beautiful babe Of Monroe
ami Addle NardweIi, the first child born
INTO ihis grange since It's Organization
and they called him Samuel that the name
Of his foreiathers might be perpetuited In
few words. J. VI. Hulchins presented this
Young hero with a beautiful silver cup. the
gift q the grange. II y hoped that he vii.
he brought up IA the nurture aud admonitinn
of true grange principles and that no " me
Will ere sparkle IN he cup To poison his
SOU With IL seductive influences.
Wednesday evening following. the Ma
sonic Lodge had public installation Of
officers AZ the VI. T. Church. under the d.
rcc;ion OF DR.. Wheeler of Ca>,ine. The
church was well filed. the music eNcellen,
and the exercises interesting throughout.
This week there will be 4 social meet
ing each evening IN Rechab Hall
Quite number Of sheep have been
Killed in this vicInlt, hy dogs and II stands
the farmer IN hana 10 wage a war agaius,
this pest. Last Saturday a dark brown
hound entered our ilock in the ward scatter
ing the sheep right and left ana bu, FOR the
cutlery and racket Of the woman Of the
house he would no doubt have had a taste Of
fat mutton. Whoever own, such an animal
and values his skin worth saving had better
dispose Of him at once.
- town meeting j, called Thursday for
the election of III Stlcctman ana town
agent. two offices made vacant hy the death
of Charles Leach. Esq also 10 take action
on the Report Of Se.cc,mcn in favor Of
granting private Way TO t. H. Bowdeu
over land Of Benz. Condor
We hopc the incoming Legislature Viii
either perfect The Free lIi.h School law ana
place the Free High School 90 a more eaul,-
able and permanent basis or abolish Il.
Before the death prnalt, Il restored ON
the conclusion that the increase of CRIME /.
solely attributed To- the recent change IN the
penalty for murder O. imprisonment. il,
would be- well 10 consider whether all crime.
r. Internationally. 81
whether There Is not an alarming laNi;y m
puhIic morals and whether there j, no, in
this a-e ~ >Acptrl>m and unb,llcf letting
down ID the tone d religious teaching mi
practice and neither It'd state of sn,iei, 4.
not becoming ,caI.y more favorable for the
production o.. CRIME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

On Great purA I.I,1I TnYr.l,y AZ
ternYon, ith in't- Nj 'nA.r- liH4iu-'s
HOUSE and barn With nearly all tnrlT Clu-
me- ''''- e'''''''' " WY Y .AN' 1,''
arm '",'S "eie ''"'1'"'- "l ne. IS
ION a. , ,'y "I,' "e.' cen .,"- Morning
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i,cyr IN. .,,ty.r.r. XII ,r,n..t, ,t.T, N, INV.
n,,,i,, ,n.I,t, IL, .,...,-,.a. a.a, ,n.-
N, c,,,i. t,,.r,v. ,.L. y a ,.i
other .fork NJ U,rI,n, .,,e1 It'll, Ill,
rel, Of ilour. quarter of beef. and some
bed, and bedding. about e,,r,ibirr et.4
VA, consumed. leaving tne lmity anI .tor.
destitute. LII, about 1900, M insurance
Mr.. Harding ia. lived I'll the Island aboat
- wears. and ha, alway. been di.,.nc,I,en
noted for HI, hospitality and generosity. a.,
many can testify. When propl, on neigh
boring Island, have suffered losses, hl,
pocket book ia, been open % relieve aAl
assist them. lie }, nov an aged gentle
man approaching 70 - years, Kind hearted
and benevolent. feel, quite severely hi, io>~,
and resolves not - return 10 the Island
AGAIN 70 1--we /, would be ~cli for tHr sooI
people ~ tia, vicinity ;u think II h, lu,-
AAh Charitable hearts an1 open pocAei
oooAs'
Christmas ,nc, but once A wear.
And when It comes II brings : Oh cheer"
a Christine, r,.c.r, a.. b..i1 4, ,t.
cb,,rrb ,,b,-t r,Ii ,,,.,I.l Tn. rh..
dr.r Nh rendered ,be,rr,-,. v.ll
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Hancock County Grange, Patrons Of
Husbandry.

The Regular meeting Of Hancock Pomona
Grange, Z. Of II. was held with Verona
Grange, at Emery Hail. Bucksport Satur.
day, Jan. 8. A large number of representa-
tiyes were present from al! The subordinate
oranges, notwithstanding the extremely Sc
we're weather, which shows that the interests
Of the order have large place in the hearts
of its members there were also present vis-
itors from Penobscot County Grange
The morning session was occupied in an
address of welcome, by Mrs. Whitmore Of
Verona and response by J. VI. Hutchins of
Penobscot, preliminary business and confer
ring the Pomona, or Fifth degree, Of the
order, on the officers and representatives Of
the subordinate oranges present, after which
the spacious dining nall was visited, and all
partook of bountiful dinner, which the
ladies well understood how to prepare.
The order of business for the afternoon IL
cluded the election of officers, reports OF
granges-which were very fayorable-and
discussion Of questions. Mr.. Cushman Of
Penobscot, Mr. Smith of Verona Grange
and Rev. Jos. II. faylcr of North Sedgwick
discussed he question, "How shall we best
inform and interest the Grange ?"
The reading Of the grange paper The
Evening Bell BY the accomplished editress
of Verona Grange was very entertaining.
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Marshall discussed
the subject: Resolved that woman does not
occupy the position for which her attachments
qualify her." Both sides Of this question
were presented in mastery manner. A
select cnoir rendered some very fine music
which added TO the interest of the occasion.
The committee of arrangements reported
programme for the next meeting to be held
at Orland ths first Saturday in February,
which includes the installation of officers,
address Of welcome and response, reports
and discussions.
Questions How may the County Grange
be conducted so as to secure the greatest
advantages to the subordinate oranges
Resolved that woman as an argumenta-
tive person is inferior 10 man."
A vote of thanks to Verona Grange closed
the session. Supper was provided. The
regular meeting of Verona Grange was held
in the evening, and it was unanimously voted
that the whole proceedings were complete
success.
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OrIansi.

Mr.. Joseph Court has fitted and re-
modelled III, building al the east enL OF the
bridge having painted the exterior accord
ing to the cauOu> Of the Aesthetic Oscar.
and has opened an eating saloon. lni, is
branch ~ bushes, hitherto neg .eclel in our
village. but Mr.. Court j. an excellent ca
terer. We trust he will be well patrouked.
and make il permanent and profitable in
-ututlon.
Mrs. Chase has returned. after a short
visit 10 Bangor and elsewhere. u resume
her office as supervisor Of schools, but find,
herself. by some misunderstanding. super
seeded in authority by Mr.. Austin keyes.
who was appointed some time since to fill
the vacancy occasioned by her absence.
-Dr. Perry is having excellent success in
his practice, and is, We think, Just the man
We need.
Our river is closed for two miles below
the dam. Two freight packets which ar
rived last week were Obliged to discharge
at CROSS wharf.
Jan. 5. PERDIx.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

HoNE.-ln calling attention ID al article
advertised IN our columns We are pleased 10
notice an excellent sign IN regard to II. VIZ.
that the testimonials relating TO Hoods
>arsaparlla are from New England people.
and many are from Lowell. the home or TIL,
medicine We arr assured that lille salr Of
this article IN Lowell. where Il /. best known
4 wholly unprecedented ia the annals Of
proprietary medicines. We leave 1t with
YOU 90 decide As to the probable merits Of an
article with such ,oiid foundation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

The National House. Thursday. after
q remarkably short debate, passed the Sen
ate CsNu Service bill. waich was reported BY
the committee after a brief meeting. without
amendment The vote stood 10 to Il.
OF the ljj affirmative votes on the passage
Of the blI, los were oast by Republicans
ana T. By Democrats. Seven Republicans
and 20 Democrats voted in the negative.
Tie seven Republicans we're Messrs Hubs.
Marsh. Moore. Robinson, OF Ohio; Smalls.
Steel and Thomas. OF the 40 Democrats
who voted against the bill, ) are from
Northern States and 80 from Southern
States The bill has gone to the President
and ou.y wants hls Signature TO become a
law
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11
Home and Foreign News.

The Springfield Repnbiicaa pronounces
Governor Butler, inaugural 1.-THE most mag
niticent humbug and swindle Of long life
OF demagoglc etirontery and pretention."
The House Committee on naval affairs
have virtually decided to recommend that
appropriations be made by Congress to
build TWO 5000 ton cruisers, one Of 1000
tons. two Of 300 and a despatch and tor
pedo boat all Of steel and that one half the
work be done by contract
The announcement of a deficit of 800.
600 in the State Treasury of Tennessee has
produced sensation throughout that State.
The treasurer, NJ. H.. Polk. is missing and
is believed to be defaulter for this amount.
Judge Lapham. Chairman Of the Sub
committee on the Menhaden Fisheries, does
not think that any legislation will be enact
cd al the session, but he believes evidence
will be taken that will furnish the basis Of
wise measure in the next Congress.
1t is estimated that 900 people at
tended Gambettas funeral Saturday. Vic
tor Hugo and seven others delivered funer
al orations at Pere la Chaise. Over 1000
wreaths were sent u the Palais Bourbon.
Friday, to be placed on the coffin.
"A girl only - years old, daughter Of
Charles Marsh of Rochester, VT, was alb
Quoted from the school house on Thursday
BY colored man who had formerly
worked for her father. The fellow stole 4
valuable pair Of horses from his employer.
The total catch Of mackere in 1852 b.
the New England fleet was 37s, s63 inspect
ed barrels, and of this amount 25S. 7l6 bar
rels are credited to Massachusetts.
The United States steamer Alaska has
been ordered to Honolulu TO be there at
hlng kalakaua's coronation. The Lacka-
wanna, now at Honolulu, will remain there.
and it is expected the Wachusett will be or
dered there. The principal naval powers
will send war ships 10 Honolulu. The
avowed object is to pay proper courtesy.
but il i understood that the real object il
to protect foreign interests in case Of trouble
which may arise from opposition to the ex-
travagant arrangements for the coronation.
a rumor is circulated of possible revolution.
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Sheriff's Sale.

HANCOCK ss-January9 Q, A. ID. 1855.
1(l authority OF an Execution from the Supertor
- Court for Cumberland County dated Dec IS
ioe1' against GEORGE r. kich OF Esier have taken
7, y satsfy the same and the property Of said
tllch certain parcel Of land situated at Bar Har
Dor iH Eden AMI bounded on the North BY Cottage
street on III East by land of f. ii. Greely: on
NE south by land of L. Il. Greedy and Jul ette
Nlckerson ON tie West by land OF Daniel "
Brewer III parcel containing a square rods and
me 7aine d.eded 70 said Rich by John Harden by
deed OF Nay g. 1873. recor,ied in II Hancock
county Registry ~ Deeds in Vol Id2, folio 81 TO
which reference may be had
And shall Sell Id parcel of land and All the
interest said Rich now has therein or had at the
une Of the attachment on the original VT at pub
nc au u"n ut the Office of Hale, Emery 4 Hanllin
IN II sworth, 10 said County on Monday, the 18th
DAY OF February, A. ID 1873, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon to satisfy said execution.
I. TAFT, sheriff
S"z +. TAFT, Sheriff
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bed ha sss

Tuesday, January >, Mrs NJ 6. Clark
Of Long Pond District, Bucksport, died
very suddenly without struggle while sit
ting in her chair. She had been about her
household duties as usual during the day
and about ). Z. NJ. passed away without
moments notice, supposed from heart
disease, aged "a years. Funeral services
were held at the house Friday p NJ, at
tended by Rev. 6. n. Eldrdge of Bangor.
who officiated in very comforting manner
The great question seems TO be how low
did the mercury go? Saturday % deg.
below.
Ian
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A CURE FOR "CRIcK IN THE BACK"

The prescription is very brief Take
Hunts Remedy. the great kidney and hive.
medicine. Il infaIlibly cures. DO yoa
know that 'crick in the back" may he
probably IS "a symptom Of dangerous kid
ney disease-of the frightful Bright's Dis
ease perhaps? Don't '.fool" with such
symptoms. reader. Get Hunts Remedy.
and with |, assured safety. at once. MANY
a man ha. started With pain ia the back
on Monday morning. and been laid in the
grave with Bright's Disease before SATURDAY
night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-11

The First official act OF Governor Robe,
Wa, placing the name Of ARENAS Iibbey on
the. nomination book. as Associate Justice
of Tile Supreme Court Of the State. Time.
only four and half minutes. after taking
the Governors char Thus. after being
virtually set aside and disciplined by nls own
party f1r faithful performance Of has duty.
Judge Libbey has found a Republican Gov
eruor able % look beyond party lines and TO
SO Judge d The importance OF an impartial
Judiciary as TO return him 10 the position b,
50 a5.y and satisfactorily filled.
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Foreclosure.

r ANNIE c. EMERY hereby give public notice
/ that have a claim by mortgage upon a ertain
parcel Of land at Reeds Brook In Ellsworth
Hancock County, state of aine and bounded on
the North by the highwaS on the East BY land OF
Bickford; on the sogth by lani of Boynton; on
the West hy lam Of Moore. Said parcel being
Benner and containing Onehaif acre more less.
SAID claim Is under m rtgage deed from Hattie n
1881 and recorded in the Hancock Registry of
Deeds, In Vol. III. folio 3l2. The condition in
said mortgage deed has been broken by reason
whereof claim a for, closure Of sad mortgage
ANNIE G. EMERY,
Hale Emery, Attorneys.
Dec 20, 1889. 3w52
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. . -

4 loIesIam received bv The NAVY De
partner, from Minister Hunt. relative to
TIE Jeanne,te searching party. states that
oae of the party is seriously III at kiriu>k
and that three others Vii. remain there prob
ah.s abuu, two weeks Herbert Leach and
two others have proceeded 10 lfkuisk where
they Mi await their comrades. 1t also
states that the Russian government, has not
lci ordered II, authorities 10 permit and as
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