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weer Isle.
We are having very poor hay weather
indeed but We are in hopes that we shall
have better saon.
The weirs. on an average, are not doing
any fish, others are getting so many that
there is no sale for them.
Capt. Chas. Jones and family, Of Boston,
are spending the summer here at Capt.
Frank Tcrey's.
Miss Alberto NJ. Lowe has recently
closed her school on Little Deer Isle. She
has a vacation Of three weeks.
August 2. F.
-Raspberries are quite plenty, and are
selling at 8 cts. per ID. Blueberries, 10 cts.
per at.
We understand the Democrats are to
have new campaign Gag, but their friends
of the other persuasion have got in little
ahead Of them, as they raised large and
handsome flag on Saturday evening. bearing
the inscription blaine and Logan" Fred
erick A. Robie.' "Se,h l.. Mlliken." BY
is to be given in Haskell's Hall, Aug. IS.
Ut ~. ls- uliiihtu
There is some talk of second rink
here, TO be 60xl20 feet in size. with billiard
room and ball alley.
There are quite large number Of s,ran-
gers in town, some Of them on their third
and fourth season, which speaks well for the
attractions OF our beautiful village. We are
greatly in need of good hotel but then.
we have n Hrnk - and with MANY that
seems to be all that is desired.
An incident happened here few days
since, which NAV interest some Of Your Gu
riosity seekers. One Of our housekeepers
broke the shell of an egg. and beside per-
feet yoik and white. found another egg in
side the first shell. and on breaking the
second SHE'LL perfect yolk and white, was
found in that. The lady vouches for the
truth of this.
Aug. IL. |. o. L.
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BluehiiI.


About the middle of July one j. T.
Jones was here getting subscribers for pa
pers. We learn that he obtained quite a
number for the Leriston Journal. getting
the pay in advance. No paper has vet come
TO any of the subscribers, and the publishers
of the Journai write that he is not an agent
Of theirs. and that on the 9Th Of Aug. he
had made them no remittance.
Quite a large amount Of blueberries
have been shipped from here TO Boston.
-Raspberries have been very plenty, and
sell for 5 cts. per pound.
-Mackerel are reported quite plenty in
the bly. but they do not seem 10 be hun
gy-as they will not bite.
Capt. Chase returned from an absence
Of three weeks. last Saturday.
The G. \. X. Post here have two can
didates awaiting muster. and six applications
on file for action. with good prospect Of
many more very soon. The Post is in good
financial condition, and never was more
prosperous than at present |, meets every
Saturday night.
i, is estimated that there are over 100
visitors in town.
Landlord Higgins. Of the Copper and
Gold Exchange, has had a new floor laid for
tine piazza Of the hotel.
Capt. Dunn, Of the Douglass mine. re-
turned from Boston on Saturday. We hope
that some arrangement will be made so tina,
the mine will be started very soon. Things
look dark for mining at present. but we
still have faith to believe that with proper
Of l., L..
TO pay for running.
AT the democratic caucus, Ssturda,
night. James T. Grindle. Edward Mclntire,
j. W. Gould. Geo. A. Yeaton, Harry b.
Parker and Freeman Grindle we're chosen
delegates to the County Convention at Els
worth. this week. RoB.
Miss Fife Ober. the popular manager
Of the Boston Ideal Opera Co., is expected
TO arrive in town in a few DAYS on her re-
turn from Europe. She will spend few
weeks here with her mother for rest, recrea-
lion and enjoyment.
And now Mr.. Rodgers Of Detroit.
Mich. has secured q lot on Sweets Point"
and contracted with Mr.. George Butler 10
build him q cottage at once. Mr.. Rodgers
has spent two weeks here this season, and
charmed with the beauties Of the place, its
diversified scenery, its splendid drives. lis
hospitable and entertaining inhabitants has
determined to make this his future summer
I home.--Next.
-"Nennor" is dead, but Higgins" is
sli,e. and the hay makers charge him with
all sorts Of weather.
Mrs. Clara Durgin Of Bangor, with her
children, has been spending few DAYS with
her mother, Mrs. Kate Means.
Aug. II. ONCE IN WHILE.
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From Eureka, Wisconsin, comes the
following which We quote from the local
psper:"When on the morning of the 9th inst,
that J. ID. Chamberlain venerable and
efficient Town Clerk had breathed his last,
very sorrowfal feelings prevailed. Mr.. c.
had been so long prominently identified
with the official life of our town, that people
generally came to think that We would never
lose him. although he was known as con-
frmed invalid.
Mr.. c. vas a native Of Ellsworth, Maine.
Was married to Miss MARY S. Weber. who
survives him, in 1910. Six children we're the
fruit Of their union three of whom are
living. In 1852. his health having become
seriously impaired, and with hope Of its
improvement. the family came to Wis,
settling in Waupaca Co. Being possessed
of fine business qualifications he was called
into an official position which was filed to
the entire satisfaction of his townsmen. In
1866 they took up their residence in this
village. In 1865 Mr.. c. was, fortunately
for the town, elected Town Clerk. in which
responsible position he was kept until his
death. No town probably has ever had =
more efficient, pains-taking, conscientious
Clerk than has this town in the deceased.
He likewise vas a Justice of the Peace for
many wears, so continuing until death. Mr..
c. possessed strong religious convictions
and no power could weaken his faith in God.
Being of the Baptist persuasion the Rev.
Mr.. Clark. the Baptist society Of Waukau,
preached his funeral sermon, which was an
excellent. appropriate and logical discourse.
NJ. c. being generally very greatly respected
large attendance took place at his funeral.
The remains were escorted from his late
residence to the church and grave BY the
Odd Fellows Of this place. The ceremonies
by the brotherhood at the grave were very
touching, effective, and deeply significant Of
the sublime principles of that noble Order
The labors Of Mr.. c. have for years
been SO interviewer with the interests
Of our towns people, that it seems in bis de-
cease tina, death had invaded the homes Of
all
The family have the heartfelt sympathy
of the entire community, who deem their
loss an irreparsble one
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waitham.
Mrs. E.Jordan OF Washington Territory.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Martha Roberts.
She will soon return TO her western home.
There will be union meeting Of the
Baptist churches Of Waltham and Mariayiile
the members Of the Hancock Association
are expected to be present.
Elder James Heath will preach in the
Baptist church at West Ellsworth, Aug
IA and Is.
The many friends of Rev. Mr.. Penny
will be pleased 10 learn Of his rapid recovery
from his recent illness.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS James q. frccthN of Bro"kiln, In
w the County OF Hancock and state Of Maine,
Is his mortgage decd, dated the 9TH day of April,
A. ID, IsSe, and recorded in the Hancock Registry
OF Deeds book l,c page 81, conveyed to Amos
7 Hcrrick. a certain parcel Of real estate situated
In ~ahi BruokIn and bounded a. follows Begin
ming at i -takr anil stones whcrr an apple Tree for
mrry Stood near the line - tbs town road, thence
westerly by said road four rods L. -tdk" and
stones thence northcrly on a parallel line with
land Of Amos I, Herrick, the same being the
nnrtherly line IT said Icrrick', LIANT ten rods 10
stake and stones. thence ea-tcr'y parallel line
with the town road eight rods thence -"uthcrly
on a line come t. sail road live rods To the
eastward Of the first mentioned bound, thence
westerly five rods by ,Iid road To the first men
toned hounl. containing one half acre more or
les. which >aii mortgage the said Amos 7 Her
nick ~ hi~ deed Of assignment dated the 18th day
81 july a. d. l~s4 AMI recorded in Hancock
Registry, book l!j, page rs, duly assigned and
conveyed to me Dudley 4. Carleton. And where
a. the condition Of said mort "a " has been broken,
now therefor. by reason OF the breach Of the con
dtiom thereof. claim foreclosure Of said mort
gasr.
III DLEl \. CARLETON,
hy Wi~we!l Ming hi- Attor c'-,
Jul - \. D.. ISL. 3w3l
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Died.

At her home in Somerset. June l.. 1854
Mary u. Ames, wife OF Frank A. Ame~. and
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Benner
OF South saltwater.
Mr.. Ames was born in Ellsworth, Maine
February e9.lSJ2 and moved to Wisconsin with
her parents in 1859. wa. united in marriage hy
Rev. &. Liscomb 10 r. \. Ames Sept. 10. 1872
Her remains were taken 10 South saltwater fol
burial. Funeral services conducted by Rev. ID
Cheney Of saltwater. She leaves four children
TO mi-. 4 mothers love and care.
She was beautiful woman. loved by al
who knew her. and though called early Il
record of "well done; life complete ~
measured by i'll deeds: full Of patient endur
ancr and cheerful dey otion 10 the comfort am
happiness OF her husband, family and friends
The bereavcd ones have the heartfelt sym
pathy Of the entire community.
r.. NJ. =
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Put johnny Cake Tobacco in your pipe
and Smoke il
Glenn Walls smokes Johnny Cake tobacco.
National Greenback District Convention.
r. Ms.

Put johnny Cake Tobacco in your pipe
and Smoke il
Glenn Wal- smokes Johnny Cake tobacco.
National Greenback District Convention.
The National Gr-enbackers OF the Third
Congressional District. consisting OF the coun-
tie- OF Somerset. kennebee. Waldo and Han
cock, who are opposed TO fusion with either
of the old parties, are requested to send dele
gate, to a conv ention. to be held ut the Court
House in Belfast. on saturday. Aug. %. 1851.
nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of putting
in nomination q candidate for Representative
To Congress. and a Presidential Eector; also
10 choose a District Committee. and to trans
ac, any other business properly coming before
the convention.
The basis OF representation will be one dele
gate for every town aud plantation in the Dis
trict an additional delegate for every fifty votes
east for Gen. J. Is. Weaver for President in
1880. and an additional delegate for majority
fraction thereof.
PER ORDER STATE Com.
ACTING As DIST. CON.
ANY Hot sEKEEPER who sends at once
the names of five married ladies, at same all
dress. and II two-cent stamps for postage, will
receive free for one entire year. handsome,
entertaining and instructive Domestic Journal,
devoted to Fashions, Fancy Work. Decorating,
shopping, Cooking and Household matters.
Best Paper published for ladies. Every House
keeper ndRts IL. Regular price S1.00. Must
send nor, Address DOMESTIC JOURNAL,
3mos. 3ls Nunda. \. \.
Don's Forget
That J. A. Hale keeps constantly on hand
fine assortment of Wall Papers, Borders.
FREEZES, Opaque Window shades with both
plain and figured bands, also Curtain fixtures,
Nickel pulls, tassels and loops. have also
just received a complete line OF Alling's Writ
ing Inks and fluids in all colors which ! claim
TO be fully equal, il not superior, TO any in the
market. Pens of all kinds. both gold and steel.
Writing Paper and Envelopes. Blank Books,
School Books, Knives, PortemOnnaies, Toilet
sets, Soaps, Perfumery, and many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention. The public are
cordially invited to call and see me.
Opposite Whiting Brothers. Main Street.
22tf Ellsworth, Me.
Call at JOYS and examine the Photographs
he is now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
There has been wide difference Of Opin-
ion as to whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule in business, but HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
OF both in the ''1Ss4' brand OF cigars. manu-
featured by Albert Lewis Of Bangor. The
1854" Is the latest out, and the best for the
money. Try them.
If you have any Pictures to be copied, en-
larged and framed, you should leave your or
ders with Il. r. Joy ut once.
Nsb0Ay KnoWs
What I suffered for years with those terrible
racking sick headaches. Life was only tor
ment to me; II you are SO troubled, / would
advise you to use Sulphur Bitters. for they
cured me.-CLARA BELLE.
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August 6, 1854

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon herself, the trust Of an Admin
stratrix of the Estate of Hugh Anderson, late Of
fremont, in the County Of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs she therefore re-
quests an persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment.
JULIA n. ANDERSON.
fremont, August G, 1884. 3w3St
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

IETHEREA- sarah Baisdcll. OF orland, Han
w cock County, Maine, by her mortgage deed
dated the lsrh day OF August. 4. ID, l-sJ and r.
corded In the Hancock Registry 81 Deeds, Vol
49, Page ~. conveyed To me the undersigned. q
certain parcel Of real estate situate I'm said Orand
and bounded n follows. 10 wit Beginning at the
northeast corner ot William Pickcring's land on
the County road leading to Ellsworth, thenc,
"a sterly IN said road To the road that leads t.
Philip BlAi slell's house thirty two rods Ia stake
and stones thence westerly to William Pickering
south east corner bound. thence northcriy on said
William Ficker.ug's eastern line to the trst men
toned bounds md whereas the condition 81 said
mortgage has been broken. now therefore by
rra ~ou ~ the breach Of the condition thereof
claim foreclosure ~ said mortgage
ISAAC PARTRIDGE.
Ey - H. Cunningham. hts Attorney.
prlnnd ,u. H. l>sl 3wE1
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Ellsworth, Aug. 8, 1854.
STATE OF MAINE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of Executor
OF the last VIII and Testament of SOphronia Hart
we'll late Of franklin in the County OF Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
EMERSON ID. GOODWIN.
August 6, 1884. 3w33s
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Notice Of Assignee Of his Appointment.

At Ellsworth, In the County Of Hancock and
State Of Maine, the fifth day OF August. A. D.,
1894.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
pOintment as assignee OF the estate Of Charles E.
boyle. Of Ellsworth, in said County Of Hancock,
lnsolvent Debtor, who has been declared an In
solvent upon his petition by the Court Of Insolvency
for said County OF Hancock.
sw33s AUGUSTUS w. CLARK, Assignee.
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Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to a License therefor from the Pro.
L bate Court Of Hancock County, dated the first
Wednesday Of August instant, ! shall sell at
Public sale, at the Office Of Hale 4 Hamlin in
Ellsworth. on Monday the 18th day Of September
next. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, one forty.
second part, undivided Of certain parcel OF land
situated at Hulrs Cove In Eden in said County
and described as follows: Beginning at the corner
of the Alden Hamor Lot so called near where
the Meeting House formerly stood; thence on the
line OF said Alden Hamor Lot easteriy to French
mans Bay; thence by the Bay southerly and
westerly TO the County Road thence by the said
road northerly to the first mentioned bounds, con
tanning forty acres more or less, the said estate
will be sold as the property Of Clara Emma Le-
land minor.
ANSEL II. LELAND.
Guardian of Clara Z. Leland.
Aug. IL, A. ID. 1884. 3w33s
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SMITHS

NEW IMPROTED PATENT
IN FORCE SPRINKLER and FORCE I'U4HP,
win throw strong stream 60 feet, will save
your buildings in of fire, will your fruit
and garden. Invaluable in every household for
washing windows, sprinkhng the lawn and In fact
supplies a want long felt by those that need a
force pump Be sure that F. B.Smith's name Is on
the pun . as there Is lots OF poor pumps in the
MARKET For sale by j. W. HALL.
Travelling Agent for Hancock and Washington
Counties sw32s
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Al Court 81 Probate holden AT Ellsworth. withir
anil Tor the County Of Hancock. the tr-
Wednesday OF August, A. ID lse4
WILLIAM CONARN. named Executor In Ger
w tain instrument purporting to be the las
will and testament 81 Hannah krmpton, late O
Buehil in said county deceased, having present
the same for probate
ORDERED, That the said " iliiam Conary
give notice to all persons Interested, by Caus
Ing a copy Of this order e published three week
succe- -iNcly In the Ellsworth American printed n
published at Ellsworth. that they may appear At
Probate Court to be held AT Ellsworth. In sails
county on the first Wednesday OF sept. next
At ten - the cloak in the forenoon, amt shew cause
II anS they have, why the said instrument >noul,
not he proved approved, and allowed a. the la
will and testament Of said deceased
3w33' PARKER TUCK, Julge.
Attest -1HAs. y. DoRR, Register.
: true Inpy, Attest a-tHA>. T.. DpRR, Register.
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bar n.rbor.
Charles A. Wallace has sold his cot
tag- on Cottage street. to A. 6. Bulger, and
has purchased farm on the kennebec river.
in the town of China. where he is soon 10
remove his family.
Hon. Jas 6. Blaine spen; Sunday with
his family at Bar Harbor. taking the NJ. C..
r. r.. this morning, for the western part Of
the State.
A polo match between the Norombegas
Jr, Of Bangor, and Casinos Jr., Of Bar Har
boz. was played at the Casino on SATURDAY.
evening the 9Th inst, resulting in victory for
the Casinos.
A game Of polo between the Rocklands,
and Bar Harbors. will BE- played at the
Casino on Wednesday evening Of this week.
Prof James b. Thayer and family of
Harvard College, are guests at the Rodick
/ House.
The hotels appear to be doing q very
/ prosperous business here this season. 4
later season than usual is predicted.
A gentleman of blackboard party at
Bar Harbor, the other day. passed the driv-
er fine Havana cigar. and then his own
4 Freshly lighted from which 10 take light.
Q
and coolly placed the other in bis mouth.
described.
Aug. IL. ANEMoSE.
Castin..
The North Cas,ine Camp meeting will
commence next Monday, Aug. Is. Among
the improvements made on the grounds
new stand has been built. There is a good
prospect of large attendance. Rev. c. f.
Libby of Ellsworth will preside.
The re- union Of the 10th Me. Vol. and
also Of Co. b. I'd Me. Vol. occur this week,
Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday
there will be an excursion Of veterans from
Bangor.
The summer visitors complain loudly
because the steamboat company has no
waiting room on the wharf. The sensitive
citizen, it is said, gets down behind Fort
George and bushes himself to the hue of a
boiled lobster, just because the ambrosial
locks of the city dude grow damp with fog
All because there is no waiting room. but
then there ought TO be less blushing and
more waiting ON.
-Hayins drags its slow length along.
TIPPEcANOE.
D-dhsm.
Miss Mary A. Gilman has returned from
Fergus Falls, Mimi, where she has been
most Of the time since April, 1888.
Mrs. S. I. Peakes and son from George
town, Mass, are visiting relatives here.
brigham Haynes ESQ.,. the efficient
postmaster at East Dedham, has had try
ing time during the past few weeks on ac-
count Of the frequent changes in the time Of
trains. Several times he has been 10 East
Holden, distance Of seven miles after the
mail, without compensation.
Quite a number Of our citizens intend
going to Lake Maranocook on the 18th
inst, to the Republican Mass Meeting.
"A. Is. Hartman. Esq, is doing consid-
cradle in the way Of repairing buildings and
fixing up generally" 81
! -Messrs. J. b. Burrill, Leslie Withee
and W. b. Black have gone on a fishing ex-
cursion to White Island. near Vinalhaven.
Geo. w. Perkins family from Bangor
are at their summer resort at Phillips Pond,
near the Lake House.
Hon. s. L. Milliken, our Represents
tive in Congress, will speak ct the town hall
Tnesdav evenin0 AuU 70
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Married..

Amhcr-t-July 81. BY r. l.. Marsh. Nj.
Emery Crosby. ~ Aurora, and Miss Helen
kingman Of Amherst.
Bluehill-Aug. TO- BY Rev. l.. :. Trip. Mr..
Edw ard r. conary and Mis- Gface l.. Palmer.
both Of Buchll.
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H,>cu,K. ss.-Court Of Insolvency.
II the case u Ar,illc =. Jordan. In-olvcni
Debtor.
NOTICE Il hereby given that petition has. on
IN this NTH day ~ August, \, -, l--1 been pre-
-entcd 10 .aid court for -aid County by Arville ;
Jor,ian Of WalthAm. in the County Of Hancock
PRAYING that he NAV be dccrre'i to have full dis
charge from all his debts pruyahlc under the In
solvent Act OF the state Of Maine, approved
February q, ls1s. and amendment thereof. and
upon said Petition. IT Il
ORDERED by said Court that n hearing be had
upon the same before said Court. At Ellsworth IN
Probate officc. In said County OF Hancock, on
Wednesday. the thirl day OF sept, 4. D.. lsSI
at two O'Clock In the afternoon. and that notice
thereof be- published In the Ellsworth American
4 new spaper printe. or published In said County OF
Hancock once y week for two successive weeks
the last publication 20 be day at least before the
day OF hearing. and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons Interested
mag appear Mt said place and time, and show
cause II any they have, why a discharge should
not be granted said Debtor according 10 the
prayer of his petition.
2w53' Attest q HN>. l.. boRR.
Register ~ said Court Of said County " Hancock
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report Of the meeting in the Bangor Commer-
cidt, EdsferR argus, and Nen Age.
l.. b. Deasy responded to q call to address
the convention, In few remarks, which, how
ever, could not be considered as very encour-
aging to the party, sitter which the convention
adjourned.
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Obituary notices, beyond thS Ddfe. Ndme and 4 90
must be paid for al the rdfe often cents line.
Ell.worth-Aug. 1, Mr.. Mary W. wife OF
Israel Wood aged o. wears and IL months.
>ullyan-July 20. Mrs. Priscilla 4. Down
ing. aged 20 years. / month and day>.
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State of Maine.

HASCock, $50 the Sheriff ~ our respccfirs
COanfi,s either N their Deputies. or 10 any
Constable Of Derr Isic, ia "a. Comfy Aforesaid.
GREETING.
II, :, WE Command You 10 attach the
~ w goods estate OF Charles VI
Haskell. Of Deer lie, in the County 81 Hancock.
AMI >tite Of Maine, u the value of one hundred
dollar, and summon the said defendant. N he
may be found In YOUR precinct To appear before
our Justices OF the supreme Judicial Court, neat
to be holden In Ellsworth. within and for our
County Of Hancock. the second Tuesday of
October next. then ani there in SAID Court To
answer unit" MARY r. Haskell. Of said Deer Isle.
In a plea OF Divorce. In which the Plaintiff re-
spccrfully represents. And have you there this
Writ uith your duing- therein.
Witness John \. Peters, Justice Of said Court.
Ellsworth this twenty ninth day Of july. In the
year 81 our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty four.