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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-10-30

The steamer "May Field" formerl, If
the Bangor and Bar Harbor route. bn, nov
owned in Vinalhaven. was in our harbor
Tuesday. bringing some men on business
concerning granite.
AT the Cleveland club Saturday even
ing, the members present were treated to a
clam chowder. Only about twenty rar,ici-
psted.
No preaching in the First Congrega-
tiOnalist church Sunday, owing to the pas
tor Rev. Mr.. Gates being absent on bust
ness.
The eminent blind pianist and basso
Mr.. J. W. Maynard. assisted by Prof J. A.
Hi Vi ilins, gave grand instrumental ana
vocal concert at Haskell's Hail. on FRIDAY
evening. A fall and appreciative house
greeted them warmly. They will give
another entertainment. with change of pro-
gramme, at same place on this Monday even
ing.
Oct. 81. %. L.
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Nj. Harrison Dunning. formeri, Of
Charleston, Pennhsco, county, died in Stock
ron, C,hinrnia. October y OF ,he a.e of A
years. lie left Maine fourteen years ago.
A. w. Johnson, dealer in pumps etc., at
Pennington. was found dead in the road
near North Pennington. Friday afternoon.
having died instantly of hereditary disease.
His age was 60 years.
Charles, son of Horace Wilham of
Springvae. while walking on the railroad
near the depot, Thursday night, was knock
ed down by three men who kicked him I'M
Ill insensible and then robbed him Of a
watch and small amount of money. He
was dangerously injured. No clue.
The Maine Central railroad have de-
cided to build a passenger depot and .
freight house on the Benton side, says the
Fairfield Journal. The passenger depot
vii he located where the present one stands,
and the freight house above. where the side
track Is. The grounds are going TO be
graded aud good road built TO the freight
house.
MIR. i. II. Murch has completed the in
dexing of the Registry of Deed, for Waldo
county from Jan. 1860 To Jan. 1873. The
work was commenced in June, 1883 the
County Commissioners, at a special meeting
Thursday, accepted the books and audited
the bills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chambers. who re-
side in Northiield near Machias, have had
- children and Is Of them are now living.
Mr. Chambers is 50 and Mrs. Chambers IS
~ a Ib.y tL,tr F.'l fta.
ultles, are vigorous and continue TO work
hard on their farm. Nil. Chambers does
her own hou>e-work, is m excellent cook
and is noted for her he spitaity.
-Ex Gov. ST. John Of Kansas. Prohibi-
tory candidate for president, declines to act
as trustee of the will Of Ann l.. jameson, a
Rocklani lady who died several months ago.
ard who heqgeathcd mos; Of her property in
trust for the benefit of the Southern negroes
who have emigrsted To Kansas. Mrs. E!lz-
aheth Comstuck Of Michigan is the other
trustee appointed, aHl she has accepted and
qualified. c. l.. Litletie!d. Esq, of Rock
land. i executor OF the will. The request
for The benef, of the negro emigrants
amounts 70 about $1,000.
IL. A. Morrell, Of Pi,tsfed. has OBJ
famed patents on ms improved sled shue,
IN the United States and Canada. and j.
now maturing arrangements to place the
new article on the market. Mr.. Morrell
cams that. when the, are attached To a
slrd, they viii prevent i from suing on
tae most siding" roads, and at the same
time viii turn mach easier.
-Appledorr and Cedar Islands. two Of
tie Isles OF Shoals, have recently been sold
hv the Stats uf Maine. The stated time for
tHc new owners q take possession Of their
said property has not been made public;
probably the present occupant, vii have
timely notice gwen them to yacate, and per
faps they vii not; perhaps also, they ont 20
anyhow. DIck and Smuttvnose Islands werr
sold by the STATE of Maine some months ago.
hut tie purchaser has no; Vet carried them eff.
Luusug and Star Islands are safe from
ne ~ Mime, being situated IN New
Hampshire.
Moe, Emerson. Of Auburn, while
hiAs;in. near l'ricrclI', tavern. Friday
wis sifIk b, falling rock. ard died IN the
evening. His age was seventy.
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surrg.
The tragedy on the Eii has set the
gossip mills running on full time.
Will Smith is out again looking none
the worse for hi. thirty days run Of typhoid
fever.
Moses and Lizzie" as serio-comic
actors. furnish 10 good houses, lois of mer-
rimcnt for double dime.
The body OF Mrs J. Smith Flood en-
cased in metallic coffin, has just arrived
from California. 1t came BY nip around
the Horn"
William Staples claim for (pen>ion)
endorsement. after /. wears of continuous
application, has been allowed.
There's brilliant pra>pcc, for bitter
fcni over a riiolrers thirds" Of his Le
ceased wifr's ,staic-in which the prepo>i-
ton of' j. TO play leading part.
Parker Spoffori la, bcea commissioned
TO make Court survey Of the line, in dis
pute. Wi;him ys. Il al.
Asa :. Green. Mpr-an's Bay, has
grown lots Of Boston" apples this season.
The Twenty Ounce apple can, be beat
Ne. G.
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County News.
BiHehilI.

BiHehill.
Nj S,i.nAa Canda:e. who was so
se.sreiy injured a month ago by being
thrown from H. payon. IS gaming slowly,
and We learn j. in fa,f : a - recover. lie
still remains At Mr.. VIM. Leach. uGeEe be
was taken after the accident.
We learn that one Of Mr.. Isaac Clos
sons oxen, while at play. one day last week,
backed into well in the field. and when
found vss surrounded BY water. with the
exception Of hi. hesd, Assistance was
obtained from the village, and with
the help OF men. ropes and "sheers" lie Was
rescued from bis move! position, uet.er, if
not wiser OK, than he was in the morning.
Mr. Arch. W. Hinekley has raised this
wear : ID bushels Of beans, 206 bushels Of
potatoes and turnips, beets, oats, etc in large,
quantities. On one and one eighth acre.
Of land. from two bushels sowing. he raised
thirty-sia bushels Of White Russian wheat.
The land was planted 10 potatoes last year,
and last spring reesired t.snty-three OK
loads of barn yard manure. rhifty-two
bushels of wheat to the acre is not q bad
showing for wheat i'll Hancock county.
ROB.
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State News.

Mr., Hannah Bailey Of BAile,,iIe,
WH:hIor, Ia, arrived home from "tr TRIP
70 Europe.
Mr. Walter f. Philips. a prominent
wholesale drIggi,, u Portland. died II that
city, Frda!, from BriIht's disease.
The Maine Charitable Mechanic A,>1-
citation n Portland will open free school
FIR MECHANICS in mechanical and arlh.-
;ectur-l drawing 4baui ihr middle q NJ
vembtg.
Mr. Samuel Rogers Of H4nplcn Corner
recently had his desk opened and $50
stolen.
A dispatch from Payson Tucker, E,q.,
has been received, announcing ma safe AZ
rI,al IL England after pleasant passage.
Tie mother Of Rev r. Sandrrson Of
Lewiston. d ed al her home il Monmouth,
SATURDAY. morning, aged * years.
-Adna Sloan, aged twenty wears, son Of
Alexander Sloan of Albany was found dead
in bed. Thursday 4. VI. D.. Russell pro-
nounced the cause Eee't disease.
Mrs Il. T. DeeIing Of Brewer died very
suddenly. Friday afternoon, in a store in
Bangor. her death being probably caused BY
heart disease.
W 5 Gard Of California employed
man a mantn last summer digging for Capt.
Kidd's treasure at Sor,hport. II is hardly
neres,ar; 70 =; that Ar fo4nd none Of it.
H. H. Morr-Il. the veteran pubishe.
..I, nf, "a fI,Yyytn,-
nn1unces the c.ose Of his connection with
that paper, which will now be conducted by
his son.
The Methodists Of Strong are improv-
iHg the appearance Of their church BY the
sddltlGn 4! EtY toGsr.
The Cobb Lime Company viii seud .
model lime Kiln with samples of lime to
New Orleans.
The Governor has appointed John W.
Lassell, Moses A. Fow Ter and John Thomp-
son. Of Searsmont. commissioners for the
prevention Of cruelty TO animals.
Tuesday. Miss Sarah S. Evans left Frye-
burg tor Louisville. Ky.. under engagement
With lhl as.otiliiap' t9 labor among the
freedmen, and TO aid IN establishing ! Com
gregationai church among the People
1-,p
E'o"r u. oI'' u n''s.oH' vas guHn'hs
At iis' nsnluafs, hneh the gun slipped OF
M a' H. 49, Ia 81, ~. ."a,Ke pass
!. IL ssri to i. A - A"' "e '''e
The house Of William pancoas, If
Portland was burned Friday night, and
Cliffo,d and Mamie two children ag,d 6ye
and three ears were burned to de,,b
george Magoon, p cr4SiQrd' IN wash
lngton county, mas Killed Ten bears THIS ssa-
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The Premium Engraring issued by
"Peterson's MaQdzine," for 1885, like every
thing else from that quarter, Is Of rare excel.
lenee and beauty. 1t is not one Of the cbeap
eoiored autographs with which the country l.
Hooded, but a frst-class line and stipple en-
craving. executed in the highest style Of Art
The artists are illman Brothers. and they have
engraved lt-size, q inches by 27-expressly
~. "peterson's Magazine," in their most
tfilliaht manner. The picture l. called The
Lion In Love-, and Is capital adyiy. sure to
raise smile. In artistic merit, II i, we think.
one Of the finest - Petersonn has ever issued:
Another Of the premiums j. the Pearl df
Price,' an illustrated volume Of the American
poets. Another is an extra copy OF the maya
zine. etc., etc. You can gel any Of them.
gratis. by raising a club Tor s.Paiersonv for
tsss: fai, i rare chance. Specimens Of
the magazine sent, gratis, with full particulars,
70 those wishing to get UP clubs, II Written
for. Address CHARLKs J. PETERSON, az
Chestnut Street, Philadelphis. Pa,
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CARRIAGE STOCK and
MACHINE FRAME TIMBER
On Water ST., over Machine Shop.
Come and See us.
CURRIER & JOY.
[. rhRiEs NA. JOY
lNr

{. W I CRRIER,
Tyr ~

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock.
THE Petition and Representation of Mirhae
ID. snowman, Guardian ~ George +. Howard
minor heir " James o. Howard. late OF Deer
ltie, IN Tie t9In;l ~ Hancock minor. respect.
fuiy shows. tkit tie .iiQ minor 1, -ei3ed and
possessed 81 certain ltra Estatc' situate in said
Hancock County aud described !, follows, Be
ginning III the town Of Brpoksyllle on the hi gt
way leading from Bucks IIarbor, (so-caIed1 t.
Sri-wirE ON the south side Of said h ghway ON the
llnc of land formerly owned hy John X Retnan
thence sOuthcrly on the line of sait Re,iman's
land to tide waters OF Bucks Harbor thence
westerly ty sail tile water two rods u stake ami
etqnsy. lLcntg North - East hy land 81 Whrelock
tuunb- I" said highway; thence Easterlv by said
highway about eight rod, to place Of beginning
That said estate Is unproductive OF any benefit 20
said minor, and that II will be for the interest Of
said miner that the same should he sold and the
proceeds secured interest, therefore pray.
your Honor that he may be authorized and EN-.
powered agreeaby 10 law Ia sell at public sale the
above described real estate such part Of IL a, In
your opinion may be eSPe'iient. All Of which Is
respectfully submitted.
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-F0r tho greatest amount OF pictures n,
hort notice. call at joys Gallery where Won
an get 2ss at one sitting by the new Instan.
aneous Dry Plate Process.
Mr.. c. C. Burrll reports the line az de.
posits In his bank rs rapidly Increasing and MI.
ready exceeding his antic!patiOns. Mr.. Rnr,
rill offers the same banking facilities TO onr
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. AZ
LADIES MEDICAL ADvIsER-A comple,e
Medical Work for Women, handsomely bound
N cloth and illustrated: postpaid for 10 twn,
cent stamps. Tells how to prevent and cnre
all diseases Of the sex 10y treatment at b0,ae
Worth its weight in Gold to every lady ~.
fering from any Of these diseases. Over ~.
900 sold already. Address NUNDA PUBLISH.
ING Co., Nunda, N. Y. 3mos.aIs
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Beer t.I,

0fss bs~s
The yacht voyager, owned by Mr..
Geo. Angel. of boston. has recently been
sold TO DIR. chas. Hardy 81 Cambridge,
Mass, for $3.50 He will use her fef pleas
ure boat at Deer Isle during the summer
seasons.
Mr.. Josiah Moyle. of Brooklin started
Oct. 10 fer Ketchum. Idaho. to go into
the mining business with his brother who is
superintendent Of one Of the gold mines at
that place.
The weir business has been . failure
here this summer. Some have not caught
any fish, others have caught so many that
they could not sell them.
The factories here have not done much
this fall in putting up clans. Some run a
short time and then shut down on account
Of not finding good market.
Mr.. VIM. A. Foster. of the firm Of
Cutler, Foster & Co, Boston. was here
last week to see his uncle Mr.. Geo. Foster
Of tis piece.
Il have just ses1{ Of the death Of Miss
Belle Hardy. % estlssisle young lady at
North Deer Isle.
Miss Hattie Haskell is very sick.
Oct. is. +.
The Portland freighter Tiara" Capt.
Chatto. arrived Tuesday, bringing goods for
the merchants.
-ssiss T, E. Higgins has been in Boston
the past fortnight, purchasing a stock of
millinery for the fall and winter trade.
William Pickering has bought house
lot on the Reach road, and will erect house
thereon next summer.
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VI II. SNOWMAN,
l;y q l. { unol4 CHAM, his Atlorne


HANCOCK, sat a Court OF Probate held at Ellis
worth, ON the third Wednesday Of Oct. 1854.
ON the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED That notice
De given by publishing copy OF said petition with
this order thereon thr.. -ucces.iyely In the
Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed or pub.
ished 10 Ellsworth that all persons Interested ma
attend the first Wednesday Of Dee ne1
at Court Of Probate 10 be holden in Ellsworth
and shea cause II any. why the PRAYER Of said pc.
titon should not he granted. Such notice 10 be
given before said Court.
3w4As PARKER TICK Jud,s
Aue-t;-t Has. 4. DoRR Register
true Copy. Attest CuAs. Z DoRR Regi ter
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\ copy Of the H'aiham Mass DAILY
Tribune sent Us by NJ. f.. l.. Davis. re-
ports a canvass amou- the workmen in the
Wa;ham Watch Fac,a in that place wish
the following result, Blame. 49,; C,e,e-
and, PSI. Butler. GO; s.. John. Is
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If YOU want the Solid South TO rule
over this country, vote for Grover C.eve-
land. If YOU want lis control to remain in
the hands Of tie party that saved il from dis
rlplion and has since given 10 it greater
prosperity than was ever known in any
other country. vote for James 6. Blaine.
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Bseksport Centre.
-Chas. Higgins has sold his house 10
benz. Arey, yr., of South Bucksport. and
moved to Brs.e..
-Rev.J Clothv. the Aayent preacher
who has labored for some years at kortt
Bucksport has moved to Bangor. 1t is un-
derstood that his connection with the church
at North Bucksport is not entirely severed
and that he will preach there occasionally.
Oct. 81. j. r A.
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The Free Traders of England are send
ing thousands of dollars to their Democratic
friends in New YORK to aid in carrying the
election.
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FOR PRESIDENT
0aoe More, Tell the Truth.


We t''A osei'.'A ias' week 70 refer 10 an
attempt that Ia, been made 70 connect Mr.
BAN, sttst.. ir,Ib.e, which occurred in
,,.-.-., ,.-.,1,, .,.,.,,.-, :, ,,ild
terms GA '-' 11A.a''eEt'ues OF one ""o
would attempt 10 revive those scenes for
n5..tic-l plrpose>.
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e7
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WEI '''.'5 !. I'll" PITT "Ii.v,.
II. ,-,. IN. ,,,.r,.co,,. crir,e was commi,.
q. st,.sl r, ri. Il, 4 meeting Of the Citizens
Cleveland an Hendricks Cab of this Ward,
aal e,rr-r 'lN reported ~ ynar paper OF Az
'''''' :
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49,. Ia - =,
...>... .'.,.,-.,h ~. .vidence ~.
@~. T..,.a I'm nv rerson,l know.
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f# IN. -. -,
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t.a .r,, e Maine" Is To con
Grc. James q. u anne with the OUTRAGE
"- ' '' '.''. ''.'L o' ',.g n'' ~ ,t.
'' ! 80 '.'- V't''a' y.
,s.... f...-.. c!.t9r.al, that aupeared IN
ta. rara- aaI t...el - d5 in infuriating tie
.n @" '-. a..>A a~'.
r. q ID
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Go 70 the poll earl, and help 10 &c,
Others out also.
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Let Maine give a rol..ng majority fox
James G. Blaine on TUESDAY next
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For Sale.

THE premises now occupied hy " d. MELON
all. consisting OF n. acres Of land under good
cultivation, Young orchard just beginning to
bear, two story house amt ell and barn ten years
old iinuS" l. 2N30 Ell. ljN4j. Barn. .6N3s all IN
good condition. There i good cellar IL House
and III which contains u spring Of never failing
roft water, which is brought into the kitchen IN
means ~ a pipe and pump.
The hole premises v ~ be coli Or the hu!!iiu
ui,h part 81 the LIT.
Fur further particulars lnuu!r. ~ VIM o.
Mcdonald at Ellsworth Or Il I, Wuodman al
HucAsppu.
tHf
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Foreclosure # Mortgage.

fARkLR 10 NopkISs
WHEREAS Eiwarh L. Parker Of Brewer
" Penobscot County, Maine. by his mortgage
deed dated December Is, 4. ID. IsS3 and recorded
page $50, conveyed TO J. j. Hopkins and A. r.
Hopkins OF OTIS, in said County a certain lot or
parcel OF land to Wit, the same premises to said
dated January "A, A. ID. 1873, and to said Parker
conveyed by deed of said Hopkinses dated de-
cember is, 4. y. lss3 To which deeds reference
= had Tor further descriptions and whereas said
Parker coyenanted and ~ greed with saidIIopkinsrs
IN said mortgage that the right OF re,lecmfng the
saii mortgaged premises, should be forever fore.
closed IN one year next after the commencement,
OF foreclosure By any OF the method proyds'f h.
law. And whereas the condition 81 said mortgage
y broker, now therefore we claim 10 foreriose
'he same anu give this notice for that purpose
!. j. HOPKINS,
!. 4. HOPKINS
Otis, 9ct.7 :. lss+. 5Wi,,
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Professional betting men Law their poli,.

Professional betting men lay their poli,-
ical prejudices aside when it comes to bet
ting on elections. As a STRAW" the state
Of the betting market is not bad index TO
the result. In 1876 the betting in New
York city was steadily in favor Of Tilden.
and FORE Swallowed the close result that fol-
lowed. In 1880 Garfield was a steady fav-
orite over Hancock, and was easily elected.
Blaine is row a better fay orite than Garfield
was. The totally unprejudiced New York
Sportsman quotes election betting just as
ii does the betting on horse racing or any
other line of events upon which men are in
the habit Of wagering money. The Sports
man SAYS William Lowell & Co., report the
average betting on the general result at
1000 TO 500 in favor of Blaine. They have
executed several commissions at these fig
ures and have considerable money on hand
awaiting hackers Of the short end. Cridge
& Co. report the odds on the general result
about 1000 TO $50 in favor Of Blaine. kel-
Is 4 Bliss report the odds a, 1000 to 500 in
favor Of Blaine. 1t is pretty evident that
the COOL clear headed spectators in New
York see how the current is setting.
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among the many Journals that nave
done gallant service for the Republican
cause in the campaign nov drawing 10 a
close none deserves more praise than The
Lish World. of New York. SO ably edited
by Mr.. Patrick Ford. Mr.. Ford, while he
is an lrish-American, is thoroughly Amer
lean and opposed to British influences in
tins country. lie has discovered none too
soon. the baneful effect tina, would result ia
giving tie United States over 10 English
systems through tie Democratic party and
he has shown remarkable energy and ability
in warning his fellow countr,men Of the
DANCE. which threatens them while remain
ing in the Democratic camp. Under him
The World has eAesied great and grow
ing influence in the country.
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COysUwPrlOy CURED.
ADvucETO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering ami crying with pain
Of cutting teeth II a. send At once and get bot
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Depend upon IL. mothers, there is no mistake
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TEEriiNG j. pleasant To the taste, and Is the pre-.
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Price p cents "A bottle
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BOAT PICKED UP.

Die htD up a foot Center huari boat. painted
J. white, grccn bottom. The owner can have
the same bs calling On me and settling charges
j. t.. CRABTRtE
Hancock Point.
oct. -, lisa 3wH
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There has been wide difference OF opin-
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% both in the ''lSsi'' brand Of cigars, manu-
featured by Albert Lewis Of Bangor. The
'lSS+" is the latest out, and the best for the
money. Try them.
II YOU have any Pictures 10 be copied en-
larged and framed. YOU should leave your or
dcrs with B. r. JOY ut once.
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