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Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

In the case Of Roger Amero. of Digby,
n s., charged with the murder of Mrs. Eta
G. Carlton. of Watertowh, Mass, on March
II, last, the application for a writ of habeas
corpus has been denied by the Supreme
Court of the Province and the prisoner will
be taken to Boston for trial as soon as the
requisite order for his removal can be OBJ
tanned from the Minister of Justice.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address label on each subscri
ber's paper shows the time to which the subscrip'
tion is paid; aud all subscribers in arrears are
requested 10 pay up as soon as possible.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
respondents are requested to state the
Post Office to which the paper Is, or Is TO be sent
and to be careful TO write all proper names pam
ly. =.
In directing a change of address, always give
the present address AS well as the one TO which you
wish the paper afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

-Aadrelcs' Bdkdr for August Is by all odds
the handsnmest number ever published. IL Is
evident that II has fallen into hands who
and know how 10 publish II. Its low price
tonly 81 II year, places 1t within the re lch OF
all, while its styles, stories and ts',lc Of con-
tent generally, compare very fsvorabiy with
those Of the hish cost Foreign and American
publications OF it, class. Published by
THE AMERICAN RAZAR co.
202 Broadway, N.Y.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

When the organs Of secretion become
inactive BY reason of a cold or other cause
the inaammatory material sh ould be removed
and healthy action restored. Ayers Pill.
accomplish this quickly. safely and surely
Much serious sickness and suffering mi 9 ghl
be prevented by promptly correcting such
derangements which often develop into set.
tied disease.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

Non resilient taxes In the town OF Ham uck County
OF iIanoock for the year i,>..
II HI ilowiug lit Of taxes on real estate Of non.
rvst'icnt owners In the town Hancock for
the year lao- "a bulls committed = EUAh >trattnu,
collector Of -aId town, on The lyih day Of May.
lss2. has been returned uy him to a. rrm.luing
unpaid, "a the r-t day OF MAJ. I>SJ, by his csrti-
hcaie "i that date ant uos remain unpaid. and
notice - hereby given that 1t the said and Ia
terr>t and charges not paid in tlr cu-ury of
the >.di town. within eighteen months from the
date I 'lr c"mImItncHI II the said bills. 50 nLch
Vt The real c-ialC LINed viii ~ -uri s,cnL 10 pay
t'c asn"udt due therefor tuclu'llug Interest aud
charge. MI, without further uuiCe hr suid At
puhli- auction NJ the Town house In -Ald town, Oh
the Sjth iay Of NOV, muer at two o'ct-cA T., NJ.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

Charles H. Stratton, or, as he was knowl
By the public, Gen. "Tom Thumb" died at
his home In Middleboro, Mass, Sunday
morning, It the age Of 45. He had been
slightly i'll for several days. but the immed-
iate cause of his death vas IN attack Of
spoplexy. His remains we're taken to
Bridgeport, Conn.,. his native place, for
bariA.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

Senator Rollins has withdrawn from
the Senatorial contest in New Hampshire,
although he was the nominee of the Re-
publicans at the caucus, held at the begin
ming of the session. If there is any one in
the State who has not received at least one
vote during the contest, he ought to make j,
known Is be has no doubt been over
looked,
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
l7tf.

Our advice is not to smoke, but If YOU will
make a smoke hole Of your mouth, get the
best you can for your money. Go TO Holmes
Bros, on Main Street and ask for the 1888
brand OF cigar 1t is the best ) cen, cigar
in the market and is made expressly for
their trade. Try 1t and you will take no
other.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Il u Useless

for young ladies who are troubled with freck.
les, pimples, moth and tan and bad skin
generally to use liquid paints or dry pow.
ders, for they only make the skin look we'll
for the time being. To have good com.
plexion you must have pure blood. Use
Sulphur Bitters and your skin will be fail
and complexion rosy.-Ioung Ladies' Mag
dxine.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
New Wall Papers.

A new stock Of Wal! Papers, Borders,
Dados. and FREEZES, Of all st, les and prices
also Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Nickel rings, Pulls, CHAINS and Tassels to
match. Call in and see them at J. 4.
HALE's Book Store, Main St, Ellsworth
Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Gbe Gllsportb Amrritan

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth Me-, by THr. HANCOIk
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms, Se., see irst page
49, ). NJ. PETTEN,iIIL n CO, 10 state street,
Boston. ~ Park Row. New York, and 7Ol Cbesnut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agents for procur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
GEN embellishments.
Freedom Notice,

A IL persons are hereby notified that have
"a this day given to my daughter, Ada Noris,
her time during the r, mainder of her minority and
l shall claim none Of her earnings nor pa, .py
debts of her contracting after this date.
JOSEPH A. NORRIS
Ellsworth. July 10. 1888. 3w2y.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

The VoLrtIc iiELT Co. Marshall. Nirh.. will
send Dr. Dyes [. lebratsd Electro Noltaic Rclts
and Electric Appliance, ou trial for thirty days
10 Ihen (young or old who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and Kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health aul manly vgor Ad
drc~s ~ abpvr.-N. B.-No risk 1. incurred. a.
thirty days TRIAL Is allowed lyr52
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Enrest.

In these days Of adul,eraton and fraud.
in all branches Of business and pursuits. it
is pleasing to know that there is one medi-
cine prepared which is strictly pure. Such
medicine is Sulphur Bitter. in curing
scrofula; you can depend on them every
time. W. b. EvEKTs. A. NJ, Charleston,
s. c.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

TO all who arr suffering from the errors aud inlls
crcti"ns Of youth. nervou,. .w-aknc early decay.
lu~- Of manhood, nc. will send a recipe that " III
cure you. fRLEuF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered hy missionary IN south America
send self addressed cnN elope tn thc REV. JosErH
T. 1>NAS, StdfiOa -. Nr1c York tffp.
lyr<s
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

PERsoNAL-Will the person who wro,.
to LoreH, Mass, about July 3 and signed
"a Sincere Friend" please write again and
sign their true name and all will be kept
secret All things may end we'll.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

The Light House Board. having been
informed that vessels with yellow fever on
board are quarantined Il Ship Island. has
given instructions to the men employed in
the light house on that islsnd not 70 leave
the station nor do anything calculated to in
troduce oopta9io1 on the main land.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

Mr.. {. {. Burrli. reports the line of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipations
Mr.. Burrll offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished b, a National Bank 3u
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
sEMI-A>NUAL STATEMENT
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ss-Boston, July 49, 1885
Then personally appeared the above named
Charles l. Pcrrin Treasurer OF the sullivan
Mining Company and made oath to the truth Of the
foregoing statement by him signed, to The best OF
his knowledge and belief. Before me,
ARTHUR Z. FRENCH,
5wS Justice of the Peace.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Fer Sale.

a ,noRE LOT at Hancock Point esterIy side
-, .olntiiniag over quarter of an acre covered
LII ~ peautifui grove of evergreeus with gentle
M nj ~ ~ tle water, and commanding fine view Of
DIT Dsl naroor and Mountains, across Freucbman,s
cock Point, Ne. ~ Ia"-
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

Cramps and pains IN the stomach or
bowels. or in any part OF the body no mat
ter how severe or what the cause, can be re-
lieved by Johnson's AIiodyne LiHime,n used
internally and externally.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

More than twenty years ago we had
chills and fever, and the recollection Of it
makes US shake even now. But this dis
ease no longer terriies US. Parsons Purga-
tsre Pills are sure preventive.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Freedom Notice.

F'oh a consideration l hereby relinquish to m
- - son rahk =. Hill his time during his minority
~ M Du,iness for himself. snail claim non,
in u, ms earainss nor pay any debts of his contrac
WITNESS, JOHN E. NITCHEI.I. l. NIL.
GoaidaboRo. July 1, lssa .
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

VIZ ARE HAPPY. The true IL F." At
woods Medicine cured Us. Our health con
unues by Temperance in all things"
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

THE following list OF taxes on Real Estate OF
NONRESIDENT owners in the town of Se,lgwirk
Tor the year 1882. In bills committed to q. r Capp
collector OF said town. on the 18th day OF Nav A
d., 1852, has been returned by him to me as re.
manning unpaid. on the 18th day OF Nav, A. d.,
1885, by his certificate OF that date and now remain
unpaid. and notice Is hereby gwen that il the said
taxes, Interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury Of said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment Of the said bills, so
much Of the real estate taxed I'll be sufficient
TO pay The amount due thereon including interest
and charges, will without further notice Be sold at
public auction AT the store of Herrick 4 Byard in
Sedgwlck Aforesaid. on the first day of January,
A. d., 1854. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
Name 4 Description. Acres Tax
Johu ;. Gray, or unk'n buildings
at Marks corner SO called, ad
joining land OF William ~
Emerson, on one size and that
of Haskell Grlndle on the other 90 al2lO
Reuben Gray, near Burley
Blossoms, 10 Is
SAMC Ell HEKRlCK,
Sedswick, June :, 1883. 3wao
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Ellsworth Branch Of The Singer My. Go.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments. needles,
oil &c, for this and other makes OF ma
chimes. and machines repaired.
J. II. BRowN, Manager.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

-NEGErISE will cure the worst cases Of
Scrofula, for which no medicine has attained
such great reputation.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

strength abroad. Ten times as much Hoods
Sarsaparila used in Lowell as Of any other
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

If you are in want Of Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake, or any kind Of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. ii. BRowN, Agent,
l1n. Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
PINO PALMINE

fosi isely cures rheumatism, Neuragi = Catafrh
LunDaso, HAY Fever, Asthma, Nigh, Sweats Kid
ton f"
Florida fino Pamine bed Is Natures own cure
oi ~ tiie ailments OF humanity Nopoisonous drugs
No doctors bills. While YOU sleep he elec,ria75,,
enters every pore, and with every BREATH Won IN
haie iife-preserving. healing aroma Cali on or
write to N"ii oh vi
j. h Fof 4 Co, s's.s Congress ST., Portland.
niVORCES.-No publicity: resiJen,a nfany s,a,a
~ ,.esertion, Non, support. Advice and appiica
'ohs Tor stamp W ii. LEE, Atty 23S B'wav, NY
CONsC n Rrlv e. can be Improved and Of
tn cureu by my recipe. Sent bv mail for Is c.u
John M H. McAlvin. formerly Tax Collector, Lowell
mass
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Freedom Notice .

EsOR a valuable consideration hereby reltnonisb
10 my minor son, Marx p Howtien. the ra.
mainder Of his minority and shall clam none ~
date. "'' "i'oi 'his
3w2a ERrr paxrop~-
PenobscOt, July II, 1885,
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Notice..


Non resident taxes In the town Of sullivan, IN the
County Of Hancock. for the year iss2
i.HE following list of taxes On Real Estal OF
l. Non IL sent owners In the town OF ouiiiN's''
tor the lSc2 In bills committed To Cyrus hiicrN,
collector of said own.on the thifr day of MAY iso
has been returned by h NJ to me as remaining IN
paid on lic aoth day Of April 1888, BY his cert fcate
of that ,late. aud nov remain unpaid aud notice is
hereby given that if the said taxes and interest and
charges arr not paid in the treasury of said town.
within eig teen months from the date the commit
Dentof thesai b $50 much OF the real xed
sil be sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor.
Including interest and charges will without further
notice, be sold ut public auction. at Eugene simr-
sohs store N said town the twuIiicth day OF Nov
ember A, D.. 1888, at one O'Clock u the afternoon.
Nam 5 Of Nonresident Owners or Unknown.
MfLr,N MINING Co. Value Tax
=. acres land with improve
uients thereon consisting of
shalt houses, Bfa, ksmith shop.
snwmil. offices Sc. together
wth machi 'ciy attached $950O. s?500
q, acres Land situat a on
west side Of ferryroai an I run.
ming to shore, $50. 80
Total Tax $3.50
PINE TREE MINING Co.
All the improvements on this
property, consisting OF wharf.
shait, and ore houses. marhin-
cry Sc., 1900. 1900
SULLIVAN 4 SALEM MINING Co.
One shaft House. 30. 2oo
GEORGE HARRINGTON.
Lot OF land fornerly known nas
the Gilbert Foster pace with
buildings AMI improvements
thereon. 900. 900
Lot formerly known as the
Mnsey place 81 acres land with
House and store, situated ON
road Ia steamboat wharf. 1900 1900
OAc Cottage and stable
north ii e OF County road built
by Francis Worcester and join
ing 5. V. Bennis 1900 1900
acres of land more or less
on north side of County road all
Joining Augustus t,oriOn's
tate, loo. LOO
shaft house and land occupied
by sullivan Falls Mining Co so. 50
Total Tax. $3.50
BENZ. r. BUTLER
acres Land morc or les-,a part
OF the Augustus Gor'ion estate,
lying south OF the County road
adjoining land of the Milton
Mining Co on the East, 800 500
RICHMOND MINING Co.
Is acres land morr or Icss be
ing plrt oi John tiOrtlun estate
wing south of County road ami
adjoining Land OF VIM, ii. Clap.
ham, 500 500
j. :. FOSTER.
3w29 Treasurer n S.HiraH
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

HiNrDCh, ss-Conrt of County Coanissioners
dpTH Term, L. a., 1853.
:, Up II the foregoing petition it 10 considered by
lHe oohn i7sl"ners that the petitioners resp N
soe anu that they eugh; to be heard touch nls the
matter SCI forth Ia their petition, aud therefore
Vruer that the Coun y C1mmis -inners meet at the
west end 0 the ad in Bar IiArhDc on Tuesday
the 2ist LAY OF August next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ amt thence proceed to vi, " the route men
uon' din srid petition, Immediately after " which
WV, hearing Of the parties and witnes-r = will
De hal At some convenient place H. the yicinty
anu such other measures taken in tie premises 4, !.
the Commissioners shall judge propet. And II il
further A AZ II
ORDERED That notice of The time place aud
purpose OF tne Commissioners meeting aforesaiJ
De gwen to all persons and corporations ipteresdI
by serving attested copies Of the petition ami ~
or,er thereon, upon the clerk OF the fnlrn -,
Luen, AM Inc petitioner or her tttar-a ~ W
uoy aiu oy posting up "uested copies as afnraaa;j
In i .,ree pubic places In said town thirty ds,.s a
@ sas, % peiore the time appointed for said view ond
us Puni mug the petition and order thereon mr.
sue.esssely IN the Ellsworth American.
ne Mslaper published at Ellsworth. in Tire Cor,n
VI hancock the first publication L, he thit y
a. 80 asa peiore the time of said view thai .tl n.r
H. h an, corporations interested NAV at1ani and
DC heard If they ihink lit ""' a'''h'' anu
,u Attest b. SAUNDERS. Clerk
2uss o"py OF the petition and order thereon
Auest-H h. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Dissolution of CO-Partnershin

UiSSOIuli0n OF C0-Partnershlp.
THE undersigned firm known As ..The Bar Uar
boz Pork Tallow Goa" is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
FRED ). PALMER will continue the business
under he same name and assume liabilities of
same
+. III. LOWELL. of Bangor
r.. 5. PALMER, of Bar Harbor
Bangor, July !. 1883. avg
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
Vol. xxx.
NOn-ReSident Taxes.

,tcfta in
It.
lin
of dl shefeby
sanich Of
cuco a Real
uII
siIC div ir
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

To the Honorable County Commissioners of
Hancock County
HiRi>Tl>f X. GRIFFIN respectfully represents
" as follows, That She j. the owner and tenant OF
a certain parcel of land situated in Eden, Han
cock county ami bounded a. follows ON the
North by anl Of Frederick K. Jones, the East
by the sea; on the South BY the tamAc and Dick.
son Lot 50 called, on the West bv lands Of Aimira
Ash ct ais. ant beinga parcel thirty rods square
ana she was the owner and tenant of said parcel at
the time of the proceedings hereinafter named
The Municipal officers OF said town of Eden on
tlr lith day 81 February \. ID. lssi laid out and
located for the use Of the town town way over
lows BEGINNING the East line of Main st ect
one rod North OF the Northwest corner Of f NJ
Conner's front yard fence; thence running south
50. East SIXTY eight and eight ttnth- rods to Mrs
WIN. i. Grifiin'- west line; thence same course
crossing said Griiln- Land thirty five and half
rods 10 high water mark at the shore Eren. h
mans Bay. The line described to be the middle
OF the town way and the town Way u be two rods
Wide, reference being had u the return o. said Of
nccr5 hlcd in the town clerks ore the 24th dav of
February, \. ID. la>i.
The sai.i town at town meeting held on the
NTH laY Of March, \. ID. lsscg, accepted said way
- located a. aforesaid.
said location and la.ing out OF said WAY over
ana across said land of said tiriffn by said Muui
clpal ''ncer, and the acceptance Of said way bv
>ali town v re unnecessary, unreasonable on
P'esSlVe ami erroneous 4nd without authority and
ought to pc reversed and ahnulcd
" therefore, said Grinin petitions and app.al- To
thls Honorable Court 10 reverse and annul the
same. ~ N
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

swa,
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19
STATE OF MAINE.

CHRISTINE h. GRIFFIN
.n By Hale Emery 4 Eamlin her Atty's.
Ellsworth American., 1883-07-19

NfLTfN MINING %. -----
=. acres land with improve.
uents thereon consisting of
shalt houses, Bia, ksmith shop.
sawmili, offices Sc, together
wtti, machi 'riy attached
81 acres Land situat d ON
west side Of ferryroai an run.
ming to shore,
National Republican., 1883-02-12
THE MUTUAL UNION WIPED OUT.

Its Purchase by the Western Union Tel
egrnph Company--Tho Arrangements.
The negotiations between the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company and tho Mutual
Union company for an amicablo arrangement
between the two companies were completed
yesterday, and resulted in the lease of the
Mutual Union property toWestern Union. The
lease is u perpetual one, and the considerations
are the guarantee of the principal and interest
of the S5,0O0,0OO bonds of the Mutual Union
and II per cent yearly upon its $1O,OOO00O Of
stock. The Western Union assumes all con-
tracts forscrvicc, press and individual, and for
leased wires made by the Mutual Union. The
fixed yearly charges assumed by the Western
Union arc as follows: Three hundred thousand
dollars interest on the Mutual Union bonds,
Sl5OOOO dividends on stock, and S5O,O 600 to meet
the requirements of the sinking fund provided
for in the bonds, q total ofS500,0O0. The present
gross earnings of the Mutual Union lines are
officially stated to be at the rate of about
Sl6OO,O00 u year, of which ut least two-thrds
is required for operating expenses, leaving
net earning not much in excess of the require
mcnts Of the bonded debt BY consolidation
of offices, reduction of working force, and
other economies it is estimated that the
Western Union can operate the property for
much less than the present cost. The West
ern Union will also receive about 100000 Il
year of the dividend and interest payments
upon stocks and bonds Of Mutual Union
which il owns.
The lease was ratified yesterday by the di-
rectors of both companies, and will be ratified
by three-ffths of the stockholders of both, as
required by law. The Mutual Union will, of
course. maintain its formal organization, and
one or two of its original directors may in
time DO elected into the Western Union di-
rectory.
The property will bo turned over to the
Western Union as soon as the details of the
lease can be arranged. 1t consists of about
10000 miles of wire, and offices between Port
land, Me-, and Chicago aud st. Louis.
As consequence of the lease, all suits be-
tween the two companies will be discontinued.
National Republican., 1883-02-12
Lnnnl IinIIia.

The Dashaways held two meetings yester-
day, one in the afternoon mt the Dime mu-
suem which was well attended, and the regu-
lar meeting at Odd Fellows hall at night,
which was conducted by Mr. James Hilton,
and at which speeches were made by Messrs
Rohrer, Ned Humphrey and Col. Kemple.
AS there has been many inquiring as to the
amount of money Col. Mapleson's prima
donna receives, il may be stated that Patti
gets $4,000; Albani, $780, and Scalchi, $3.50
every night they sing.
The exercises at the skating rink tonight
are of an unusually interesting character, and
will doubtless be largely attended.
An interesting lecture was delivered Satur-
day night ut the rooms of the Spencerian
Business college by Mrs. Lucinda b. Chan
dler, of Chicago, on the "Reations of Moral
and Physical Hygiene"
The funeral of the late Col. John NJ. Fes-
senden took place Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock from All Souls church, Rev. DIR. Ship
pen officiating. There was large attendance
The pail bearers were: Hon. George S. Bout
well, Henry j. w. Benet, Gen. Hagner Judge
w. A. Richardson, DIR. James Hagner, Hon
Beverly Tucker, Maj Huxford, U. S. A., D.
w. Fessenden, and George Truosdell. The
remains were taken to Princeton, N. j., in
charge of w. f. Speare, undertaken.
The Army War Nurses association meet
tomorrow night at No. 944 l. street north
west
The opening at the Imperial hotel ON Sat-
urday night by Col John w. Gray was
very creditable affair. The choicest wines
and liquors and sumptuous lunch was
served to largo number ofpeople. Col. Gray
is negotiating for long lease of the Imperial
in order to open the entire house to the
public.
Thomas Patton, colored man, was arrested
on Saturday for writing policy. He was re-
leased on $50 bail for his appearance this
morning
A warrant was sworn out on Saturday for
the arrest of Zell Hoover for obtaining money
under false pretensesl by promising to secure
n government position for a lady named Miss
Margaret Smith. He will be arrested to-day.
The lectures to young men, given every
Monday evening at the Young Mems Chris
tian association nj s o'clock, are becoming
popular and well attended. This evening
Mr., b. ii. Warner will speak for one hour on
"The Aspiration of Young Men" Mr.. War;
ner is a representative business man, and will
not fail to interest young men in the topic he
has selected These lectures are for men
only.
At $40 yesterday evening an alarm was
turned in from box 1874, caused by fire being
discovered in house No. 1920 | street north
west, occupied by Mrs. Margaret Young. The
origin of the fire was the upsetting of coal
oil lamp. Damage about $50. A man named
Simon Proctor was badly burned on the arm.
"Mille" Newman, o well known bricklayer
and former sergeant in the marine corps,
died of pneumonia in the west end, and will
be buried to-day in Congressional cemetery
by the briCklayers union. He was u resident
of Brooklyn before the war.