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must be paidJor at the rate of ten cents a line.
Extraordinarily %, Mr.. Leonard j. Burns,
formerly Of Trenton, aged 81 years.
July q, Sarah Frances, only daughter Of
John ID. and Estella Harrington, aged 9 years,
II months and 10 days. native Of Virginia
City, Nevada.
Deer Isie-July %, Mrs. Olive NJ. Haskell,
aged 26 years and months.
Mt. Desert-July p, Mr.. Arson Thorn. aged
% years and months.
Eureka, Wis.-July o, Mr.. John d. Cham
berlain, formerly of Ellsworth, Me-, aged 81
wears and 9 months.
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II. n. Egery Esq. is building three
story hotel at the foot Of Phillips Pond
Lake Crongarnabeak"-- is located west
81 the mill and railroad, close to the noun.
tain. 1t is quite novel building spot and
We are inclined TO the opinion that il may
become popular resort.
A. b. Hartman. Esq, is making an ad.
ditlon to his store which he intends using
for the pos,-ofFice.
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Thompson and Mrs.
Geo. ii. Pinkhsm who have been sick a long
time are thought TO be improving.
Our High School commences abou, the
last week in August.
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Marine List.

EiIs~ossh Port.
Wednesday. July %
ARRIVED.
-ci orana-kn, II Clair.
SAILED.
~rh North sea, stevens, Goul,lsb"rn.
Thursday. July ~
ARRIVED.
sch +. 4. Magec. stanwood Boston.
SAILED.
sch Express. Iamson. Rockport
sch ficctwing, --. Calais.
sch Arborecr, Clark, Boston.
>ch Minneulh, smith. Boston.
sch ~cioto, ~ader, --.
sch tarc>.a. M"sley, Boston
FRIDAY. July y.
ARRIVED
sch J. VI. kennedy. Whitaker. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch or1na,ka. II Clair, Boston.
saturday. July p.
SAILED.
~ch - : Lawrence, Patterson. Boston
Sch juliet. Leach. Baltimore.
>"h +. VI Bran-com, Young, Boston
sunday, July q
ARRIVED
N we-ley Abbott. Whitaker, Boston.
>rh Agricola. Whiimorc, Providence
MONDAY. July ,.
ARRIVED.
~rh Express. IAm-On. Rock port.
~ch Panama. Trundy. Boston.
oh Hu--ar Bunker. Rockland.
SAILED.
- Light ~ the East. Woodward, Ron.lont
TUESDAY, July 20.
ARRIVE Ed.
-ch CathArinc. iiutrhin-, rawturkrt
Nrh Ralph h nrant, Grant, R"cklanh.
SAILED.
Sch Adam BowIby. How'icn, Rond"ut.
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Outside Garments for Ladies,
Children and Misses will
be closed out regard
less of cost.
Special Bargains in SlaWlS
From $l.50 10 $4,000 apiece.

There will be no special reduction on
Cotton goods. with exception of prints.
which will % at ) cents per ward. sheso
being the best good, as we never kept
the cheaper grades Sheetings We al
ways sold 50 cheap as 10 require a
powerful magntier 10 discover the pro
its. Special Inducements to House
Keepers in Table Linens. Napkins,
Towels, and Bed Spreads
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HANCOCK COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK.
Ellsworth, Maine.

ORGANIZED, MaRCH 21h, 1873.
MONEY deposited on or before the LIST day of
WI March, June, September and December will
draw dividends from the first of same month.
Dividends deposits payable twice year,
June and December.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principle, thus compromising the interest every
six months.
~ Under the existing law Of this State, all
deposits in Savings Banks, are exempt from mu-
nicipal taxation.
No returns OF names of depositors are required
accounts are held by this Bank 10 be strictly pri-
waite and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, that 1t can
be drawn only by themselves their order
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in chareg
trust funds.
JAMES Il. DAVIS, President,
5Itf &C. BURRILL, Treasurer.
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About twenty "haymskers" from WASH
ington county have been at work among the
farmers in this vicinity during the past two
weeks. Some came fiom the town of COL
umbia, but the majority were from Column
bia Falls. They are able men and have
given satisfaction.
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Brig Eugene Hale, Harding, from Boston for
Surinan, July 10, lat. 40 30, lon. SO 20.
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coverer Of ether.
Only $500 year. d. Lothrop & Co., Pub
fishers. Boston, Mass.
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A Correction.

Ia thr article >i-ncd by the school committee.
% Ellsworth, IN the AMERICAN Of July - il
= stated tha, ih. -,-callcd ',icsiimonia' given
M by ihr cnmmi'tcr was given after much
solicitation" ana upon the most positive a.
~urance-.' and in onc place promises. =
thli would not Dec east back upon the com
miii.r. y ha;ct II ihai means. The committee
ID ihi- wsy intimate that have acted in di--
honorable manner in allowing the paper 10 be
printed. While ! ain in no way responsible.
for ihr controversy tina, has arisen a. to III.
High school. and regret. A. much a, any one.
the extent 90 which it h., been carried. |
think Justice demands the correction of the
aforementioned mi-->iatrmrnt. The paper.
which lid No; consider A. a 'tc-iimonial' but
simply means Of defence. was written and
: given me willingly. apparently, by the chair
man. no other OF the committc, being present.
without the least solicitation on my part 20
FAR - the word solicit means anyihin. more
than 10 a>hl and upon the simple request that
he would pa, in writing " bat he had repeat
,hiy SI6ito mr.. There was no promise" and
not the Slightest assurance given a. 10 the
manner in which it should De- used.
". p. FOSTER.
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The Republicans of Diuehiil opened
the campaign Saturday night, by throwing
TO the breeze new and beautiful campaign
flag. with the names of Blaine & Logan,
Robe and Miihken thereon. Hon. j. T.
Hinckley made a rousing speech. Look out
for an old time majority from old Bluehil
-Blueberries from 6 to cents per quart.
Raspberries 10 cents q pound.
Friday and Saturday made the farmers
laugh. A large amount of hay went in on
those DAYS, possibly some went in on Sum
day. The wet weather has increased the
hay crop great deal.
Frank Merrill wants fifty bushels of
bueberries.
Republican caucus in Town Hall, Sat
urday, Aug. 2, at o'clock p. NJ, to choose
delegates to County Convention.
Geo. A. Clough is having his house
painted.
Mr.. Sewell Snowman informs Us that
he has lost eleven lambs recently, supposed
to have been killed by dogs
The Moss family played to fair house,
in the town hail, Thursday evening. They
gave very good entertainment, but it was
cruel to work the little girl so hard.
Mrs. NJ X. Chase has gone to visit her
daughter. Mrs. A. T.. Herrick, at Bethel,
Me.
F. NJ. Laughton, Esq, of the Douglass
Copper Co., was in town last week. The
workmen employed in the shaft have all
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Gowldsborough for Incorporation.

To the Honorable Legislative body of the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
The Petition of the Proprietors and In.
habitants Of the Township of Gowldsboro.
or Number Three, on the East Side Of
Union River in the County Of Lincoln
Humbly Pra,s that they may be Incorporate
ed into Town by the Name of Gowlds-
borough, and your Petitioners as in duty
bound will ever Pray. Q7SO.
William Shaw Nathan Jones
Nath1 Allen William Shaw
Zacheus Shed Benin Shaw
Daniel Wright Nath Shaw
Joseph Richardson Eli Forbs
Edward White Thomas Hill
James Noonan-. John Walker
Clement Firnalld Dimond Sergeant
Thomas Guptail Thomas Baron ~
Abijah Cole Nathan Jones Jr.
John X Mcdaniel Rob't Hughes
mark
Lemul Gates Jams Sperlen
Joseph Grammet John Guptail jr.
William Seagreent?) John Bickmore jr.
William Sargent Benjamin Sargent
John Yeats Abijah Jone.
REMoNsTRANCE.
TO the Honorable Legislative Body of the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
The Petition of the Freeholders, Inhabi
tan,s of the Township of Gowld>borough or
Number Three on the East Side OF Union
River, in the County of Lincoln. Humblv
Shews-Tnat whereas there was Petition
for Incorporating this Township sent 10 the
General Court. copy Of which We have re-
ceived with an order OF the Court thereon.
to Shew Cause if any We have why this
Township Shall not be Incorporated Said
order Of Court has been this DAY acted upon
at Legal Town Meeting, and we teg leave
to Shew the following reasons why this
Township shall not be Incorporated Viz. :
That there is but Twenty Settled Fam
lilies within the Bounds OF this Township.
and the greater part of them so poor, that
it is with extreme Difficulty they can make
a bear existence the year Round. Therefore
unable to pay Taxes and as to the former
Petition. that bat very few of the proper
Settlers Of this Township hal any knowi-
edge Of il until after II was put IN execution,
and that the greater part OF the Sgners of
Said Petition are Single men. Some Of
which are nOway likely TO seitle here Some
not Of lawful age. and Some oftheir names
has never been known to have lived here.
the Signing Of Said Petition having been
Carried on without the Consideration ana
Regulation Of a Town Meeting. The Pc
titions beg leave TO inform that they have
not Received the order Of the Court until
the Seventh Of May Instant. The Petition
err beg leave TO add that ,he foregoing is a
True Representation. and humbly relys on
the Virtue Of our Legislature, that they will
consider our liability ami Post Pone our
Incorporation until better fitted for it ana
We As in Dutv bound will ever Pray
Datel at GoWldSborou.h 2lst OF NAV.
l1N1
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Dissolution of Co-Partnersh;p

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing and
j doing horse shooting and jobbing under tts,
firm name of Shaw & Brown is now dissolved
The business will be continued at the old sfxnss
on Water Street by
CHARLES j. BLOWN.
Ellsworth, July Is, 1884, 3wAw
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BARACoA-Ar. July %, sch. Nellie Wood.
bury, Hodgkins, Boston.
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'rhi, morning. says the TUESDAYS Bangor
Commercial. Frank A. Bridges. young
man belonging in Buckspor,, committed SUI
eide by shooting himself through the head
with revolver and diving in about twenty
minutes Young Bridges was born in Bucks
port and was abou, Is wears old. He was
always a bright. active boy, he had attended
the school and Seminary, was good schol-
ar and quick 10 learn, and was at one time
employed as clerk in one of the dry goods
stores there. But be was naturally dishon-
est. having robbed the post-otfice Of letters
supposed to have contained money. He al
so robbed the Railroad station there several
months ago. and for the past two months be
has been living in the family Of his uncle
David Grndle in Penobsc0t. and las, Fri
day night he burg arized the store Of Horace
Perkins ~ Co., in that town, carrying off a
silver watch. Being accused Of the crime
he confessed and was let go BY promising to
leave the town which he did arriving a, hi,
home in Bucksport last night. This morn
ing he arose and aided his mother in wash
ing the breakfast dishes and then left the
house going up street. lie purchased 80
callbre revolver al the store of James Emery
X Son. Returning home immediately he
went into bedroom and placing the re-
voser against his right temple discharged
IL, the ball probably entering his brain. His
mother hearing the report went 10 the room
and found hun lying on the floor. She said:
Prank. what u the matter" and he said
Put me on the bed" and then lost con
seriousness, expiring in about twenty min
utes. Coroner Patterson was called to hold
an inquest if necessary.
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Bsr Harbcr.
Hon. ". +. Milliken of Portland is in
town.
In the j-mile race between Sullivan of
Bangor, and Whlmore OF Bar Harbor the
latter won. making the distance in II min,
10 sec, which i said to be the fastest on
record.
= There viii be match game Of Polo
between the Passport and Bar Harbor clubs.
at the casino on Thursday evening OF this
week.
II W Jordan of Boston. is at hi, sum
ner home. Jordan's Island, making fire.
quent visits TO Bar Harbor.
The drug store Of A. G. Curtis. was
broken into Saturday night last, and n val
uabie watch stolen.
The rew branch of the NJ C. Railroad
j. receiving a very liberal patronage ny the
summer visitors TO Bar Harbor.
-Tbere WAS a sacred concer, at the West
End Hotel Music Hall, on Sunday evening.
given hv the band from the steamer Nj.
esert-in,irumentation as follows: vio-
iins. iute. clGrionet, cornet, trombone and
bass.
Il. ). ). Tailapoosa. arrived at Bar Har-
Dor this y. VI. having on board Sec Chandler
and other gentlemen of note. Hon. J. e.
Blaine and Senator Hale we're received soon
after arrival. The ship will lay in this har-
Dor until FRIDAY. August /. when she is to
join the Greedy Relief Expedition. on its way
from St. John TO Portsmouth, either at this
port or AT the mouth Of Frenchman's Bay.
July %. ANEM0SE
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Music for the Consumers
Dry&FanCy Goods.
1aI's'! d Bargains.
\. GlLLERI,
The Dry Goods dealer
Of Ellsworth is
Offering them.
Read why we are
doing it!

Contemplating extensive alterations In our
place OF business. which will probably compel
us to close our store and prevent us from doing
business at all for several weeks. For that
reason We must reduce stock to make room and
get 1t out OF our way. To do this enectrislly and
quickly, we oner our whole stock at large re-
duction from our usual selling price
The following are only few Of the many bar
gains, as We haven't the room nor the time to
mention all Of them. these are sufficient to rive
our patrons an idea how low they will b, able to
buy good. Of ia for the next few days
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ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING Ex-
ECUTED PROMPTLY.
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Dress Goods.
A slaughter in this de-
partment from IL
II to so per cent.

One lot dress good. ut J cents
former prize, : 10
Lace Bunting At 10 cents.
former price. 20
All wool Bunting at - cents,
former price. %
Single width Dress Flannel at ~
II cents. former price, p
- inch Dress Flannel at 30 cents.
former price, Is
II inch Dress Flannel at - cents,
former price. zoe 4 /. 90
Colored Cashmere at 80 cents.
former price. 90
Colorcd Cashmere AZ 90 cents.
former price. IS
Colored Cashmere at - cents.
former price, 100
Fouleys the same reduction.
Colorcd Ot,omuns - cents.
former price. 100
Colored Jersey cloth, ~ cents,
former price, 100
Satin figured 81 cents,
former price, 100
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lie, March q, 1854.
WILLIAM TORREl, and G3 other,


HANCOCK IS Court OF County Commits -ioner>
April Term, A. D., 1874.
pom the foregoing petition it is considered l,y
the commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsibe and that they ought to be heard touching
the matter set forth in their petition and therefore
of'ier that the County Commissioners meet at the
store OF John Weed, in Deer Isle on Tuesday
the iHh day of August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and
thence proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petition, Immediately after which view d
Fearing of the parties and witnesses will he had at
some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises as the Com
mlssioners shall judge proper. And 1t is further
UNDERWRITING notice OF the time place and
purpose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given to all persons and corporations Interested
by serving attested copies of the petition and this
or'ier thereon, upon the clerk OF the town
OF Deer Isle, and by posting up attested
copies as aforesaid, i'm three public places in
said town thirty days at least before the time APP
pointed for said view, and by publishing the
petition and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessively In the Ellsworth American, new spaper
published at Ellsworth in the County of Hancock,
the first publication to be thirty days least be
fore the time of said view, that all persess and
corporations interested may affrnsi and he heard
If they think fit.
Attest III. b. SAUNDZIsS Clerk.
true copy of the petition and esler thereon.
3w@ Attest;-H. Il. SAUNfHRS, Clerk.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust of Admin
istrator Of the Estate of Rufus W. snow, late of
Brooksyille In the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who indebted to the said de
ceaseds estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
l.. &. PHILBROOk.
Castine, July Is. lssJ. 3w30
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Adj
ministrator of the estate of William H. Black late
of Ellsworth In the County of Hancock, decea sed
by giving bond a. the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate pa yment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
HOLLIS c. BLACK.
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Butler. benjamin r Tor John
-hoenhnr) 8 acres land, t;iprC
or less, part Of the Augu ,tH-
Gordon estate. living ~os'th
criy OF the county road, AT
Joining land ~ Milton Mining
co., .
Unpaid Highway tax previous
year,
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Name X Description.


To the Honorable Court If County Commissions
ers, for the County of Htncork next to he held
at Ellsworth. in said County on the second
Tuesday of April, 1881.
~ MBLl shows. that common convenience and
IL necessity would be served hv d change in th,.
highway leading from the County road To and
from Little Deer Isle, in the town of Deer Isle
substantially as follows by laying out a highway,
beginning on the West side of the County road
opposite the dwelling house of Samuel G. Low
or elsewhere on land of Jane scott or Frederick
L scott; thence running westerly till it intersect-
with the before mentioned road To Little Deer
Isle; that the Selectmen fter due notice and hear
ing OF the parties, unreasonably refused or neg
iected on the twenty sixth day Of February ISL
To lay out said road. Wherefore Your petitioners
considering themselves aggrieyed by such neglect
or refusal pray that your Honors would Law out
ana establish such new highway, and discontinue
such part of the road occupied in going to
and from Little Deer Isle will not then he
needed.
Deer Isle March g. 1854
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Hosiery and LiS|G Gloves

Prices in this department we place
at such IA low figure. so as to close out
all Of them. The reduction is from 10
to so cents per pair, on those costing
from % cents and upwards
Immense Slaughter
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W. +. FOSTER.


In my communication last week stated
hat John 5. Emery, Esq, of State street,
Boston. made the Methodist society pres
ent of vane for the new meeting house"
should have said that the present came from
Messrs. John 5. and Daniel $ Emery
A grand daughter Of Amos s. Gup,lll
was in town last week. She and her hus-
band are stopping few weeks at Bar Har-
Dor. Mr.. Guptiu moved from this place
10 Illinois about forty years ago. carr, ing
With him wife and five children. X.
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HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate Ellsworth July
term, \. D., lsS4.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED, that said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interest
ed, by causing copy Of the petition, and this
order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, a news
paper princeton published in Ellsworth, in said
County that they may appear at Court OF
Probate for said County, to be held at Ellsworth,
on the first "Wednesday of Adjustment at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any
they have why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
3w29- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
\ true Copy Attest ;-CHAs. T.. DORR, Register.
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Suicide in Buoksport.

DEATH OF FRANK BRIDGES.
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To the Honorable lodge OF Probate for the County
of Hancock.
THE undersigned CYRUS Emery, Administrator Of
the estate ufJcremah Wooster late of Hancock.
in said tounty, deceased has duly filed petition
in our probate Court, alleging that said deceased
was partner of the late firm of j. Wooster X son,
consisting Of Jeremiah Wooster and Henry g..
Wooster, has been duly authorizedto take possession
Of the property Of said 90 partnership and imin-
i-ter the same that said firm has been represented
In-olyent Wherefore he prys for license Ia sell the
following described real estate OF said firm 10 wit
situated in Ea-throok, bounded ON the North by
land Of John Mehasty, the South by land OF
Washing Abbott on the East by anf of Leonard
Jelli-on and on the North by land of samuel
Butler, containing one hundred acres more or
less.
CYRUS EMERY
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What suffered for years with those terrible
racking sick headaches. Life was only a tor
mcnt TO me; II YOU are troubled. would
advise you to use sulphur Bitters. for they
cured me.-tLARA BILLIE
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With nervous debility, loss Of manhood and
all kindred diseases should at once procure
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the diseases above mentiOned; then at once
procure nom us or through us by your drug
gist or by express the never falling remedy.
CROWDUS & BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists Dallas, Texas.
by retail nj Howell Bros. and j. L. Williams
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