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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-01

The tenth annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
opened Tuesday nigh. at Portland, with a
large attendance. Among those present we're
Mrs. L. VI. n. Stevens. Portland, President I;
Miss S. {. Lord. Kennebunk, Corresponding
Secretary Miss &. VI. Farweli, Rockland,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. II. A. Jones,
East Winthrop, Treasurer; Mrs. Geo. S.
Hunt, Portland. Mrs. Lucy S. Switzer and
Mrs. r. S. Grinslead, Washington; MIS-.
Crossman, Bangor; Mrs. S. S. Brooks, Au-
gusta; Mrs. Tenney, Houlton; Mrs. Whit
man, Dexter; Mrs. Delano, Bath; Mrs.
Norcross, 0ldtown; Mrs. 8. W. Weston,
SkowhegaH. and others. Addresses were
made by Mrs. Hunt, Portland, Mrs. G. F.
A. Johnson, Presque Isle, and a poem by
Mrs. Moore of Thomaston, read by Miss
Lord of Kennebunk.
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There are, besides pictures OF his birthplace
and OF his headquarters at City Point. In
memoranda OF the Civil War" General Don
Carlos Buell. contrndicts famous saying,
ascribed to General Grant. a having been sd-
dressed TO General Buell. at shiloh Mrs. NJ
r.. Seawall relates an anecdote to show Gen
eral Grants Premonition," after Nicksburg,
that he would become the leading general.
Miss Heinizeman replies to General McClei-
lans reference to the part taken by General
Heintzelman in the Penin-ular Campaign" :;
and Charles W Eldridye answers passage In
General Badeau's sketch of General Grants
career. in which mention was made Of Charles
sumner.
Riverside Park" the resting place OF Cen
cral Grant j. the subject of paper by
William \. Stiles, which l. illustrated with
several drawings by Alfred Parsons and Tiar
~ Fem,
Other illustrated articles Of the October num-
Der are Lieutenant Schwatkas second and con
Guiding paper on hi explorations IN Alaska;
Mrs.. Lizzie W. Champuey', description OF
The iiaunts Of American Artists" profuscly
illustrated with pictures OF country studios; ;
and Mr.. Howell,s Tuscan Cities" illustrated
with numerous, ctchings BY Pcnucl
4 portrait OF the late samuel Bowlcs. the
famous editor Of the .Springfrld Republican,
is the fronii-picre OF the number Hi- ca
reer Is described by George :. Merriam, In a
paper entitled "A Study in Independent Jour
nai-m." Principal Grant Of Queens tnver-
sity, Canada, writes timely paper on The
Canada Pacific Railway" "/weibak: BEING
Notes OF Professional Exile" is an Huony-
nous paper OF clever observations on human
nature.
Brandcr Matthews contributes the short
story OF the number, which Is called, love at
First Sight; y the serial j. the ninth part 81
Henry James, " Bostonian..
Two OF the poems Taps" By +. VI. New
ton. and The Dead Comrale," BY Richari
Watson Giider-reate 10 General Grant. The
other poems are contributed hy 4. +. tranch.
Mary Allen, II. {. Bunner, Edgar fawcett;
and in 'Bric-a-Brac" by Frank y. sherman,
Robertson Trownrdsr Roger Riordan, Bessie
Chandler, j. 4. Macon, aud Others
The subjects discussed In Topics OF the
Times" are North and south" "Prcjudicc
and Progress" and "Ciyir Rivers" In open
Letters" some Of the paper- arr Mr.. +. ;.
Wtllarfs account OF he IN The thilcat tuun-
try" Alaska, and Police Reform" by l.. f..
Dudley.
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self to great degree and it is quite possible
that he may live to see, as it is said he has
often predicted that he shall, his 125th
birthday. lie WIS most self supported up
to within the last eight naturalization
Journal
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK
COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK s. Sept q. A. d. lss5
THIS Is to give notice, That the ninth day
of sept, \. ID. ISs5, Warrant in Insolvency
was issued out OF the Court of Insolvency for said
CountyOf Hancock, against the estate of said
James W. Carter, ahjudged to he an Insolyent
Debtor, petition of said debtor, which
petition was filed on the twenty. sixth day of
Aug A. ID. lss5 To which date intercston claims
is To he computed; That the payment Of any
debts to or by said Debtor and the delivery and
transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; That II meeting of the Creditors of said
Debtor, To- prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees Of his estate, will he held at a
Court Of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Office In Ellsworth on the fifteenth tlay of
October, A. ID. ISIS, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written,
ID. l.. FIELDS,
sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of Insolvency
for said county Of Hancock.
2w39
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Foreign News.

Rev. Rufus Ellis. ID. d., very promi-
nent Unitarian minister, of Boston, died at
Liverpool,the 22nd. DR.. Ellis had ju.' COM
pleted pleasant tour in Norway with his
family.
AT 81. Johns. n. F.. on the night of
Sept "a. an unusual portent appeared in the
sky in the northwest region. A huge red
meteoric body rose over Conception Bay
and within seven minutes travelled over an
arc Of between thirty and forty degrees.
The schooner Bertha, during thick
fog crashed on an iceberg off Cape ST.
Francis. on the Labrador coast, on the Nth,
and went to pieces. sinking almost ins,anta-
neousl,. Her crew were saved with great
difficulty.
The epidemic at ST. Owen Sur Sem,
France, is not Asiaric cholera but is dis
ease due to bad drinking water Paris con-
unues healthy.
-Mes>r<. Rrnard and Crtbs, at Paris. the
oath, repeated in the presence Of Gen Cam
penon their successful experiment in balloon
steering. After performing numerous evolu-
tons against the wind they descended a, the
starting point.
A Madrid dispatch says The Pope
decision as mediator IN the Carollnes ques-
ton 1tl not he binding upon either party
10 the dispute.
There we're 142 new cases of cholera
and 2i0 deaths from the disease reported.
the 18th. throughout Spain.
Compulsory vaccination began TO 60
into operation the 18th Smallpox IS re-
ported to be on the decrease in St. Cune-
gande. Several secreted cases of small
pox are reported from St, Hubert street.
1t is stated tha, Gabriel Pasha. Go,
ernor General Of Eastern Koumelia. fearing
revolt, recently arrested numerous officer.
and other persons and seized documents re.
veaIiug the plot Of the revolution, thus
ohIiglng the friends Of the union Of Bulgaria
and Roumrlia 10 ha,ten their designs.
a fearful cyclone has visited False
Point. por, on the Bay Of Bengal. Tele-
graph lines are swept ava,. II is probable
that many vessels have been wrecked on the
bay. A government steamer has gone 10
render any assistance that NAV be needed.
iNP"'F Ha't "teh ieStiNtu ~ is"Huol
of the cyclone al Calcutta. in which several
ships foundcred and great many persons
we're drowned.
The London Standards Berlin CORES
pendent saws that GERMANY, France, Italy,
Russia and Turkey have consented to the
proposed conference. The assent thereto OF
England and Austria IS hourly expected.
The time and place of the conference is IN
settled
So 90 ooo ooo s--
k..,. !,
;.,...,.,..,,;. :.t - 'u
i,.. WE nnnnno - I'". ~ =. "
,L - Y D''0''u ~
numerous holders "' American and
,Anaaian rah"as shares have asked MF.
yer % convene meeting Ct ionioon foI.
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70 Advertisers.

~ Of r6i new ~rarrr- DIVIDED INTO
- ME- MD SECTIONS will hc sent ON appH
catiun-RREE i'i'''
/" th"-e v o want their advertising u. nav we
can offer no better medium for thur..,,.h ami T,,
tive work than The various sections nr our >.I.,t
Local List GRO q. now Gll NGO
Newspaper Advertising Burcar
fl.
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New Advertisements.
TELL YOUR FOLKS.

That while in Boston last week. !
made additions to my already full
line of DRY GOODS, and came
home feeling perfectly satisfied
with my stock and more confident
than ever that can offer my custom
ers the best there is in the market.
Cloaks of all kinds. Plush Sacques,
Dolmans. Short Wraps. Newmarkets
and Russian Circulars.Large variety
Of Misses and Children's outside
garments. Fur and feather trim
mlngs, plain and brocade trim
mings. velvets in all the desirable
shades. A few Of those handsome
patterns in FOREIGN DRESS
GOODS. Cashmere hose all col
ors, sizes and prices. Gloves for
the million The three legged
brand Of yarn in midnight, Spanish,
Saxony, &c, darning lace, floss, en-
broidery silk. lettings, fringcs.
Small wares too numerous to men
ton. Call and see for yourself.
Thanking my friends for past
favors, | hope by square and hon
orable dealing a continuance Of the
same
Goods delivered 70 any part of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-01

Lis, Of patent, issued TO Maine invent
ors for the week ending Sept. -, 1855. re-
ported for us By ]. X. Mason. Solicitor Of
Patents and Counsel in Patent Cases,
Wheelwrght & Clark's Block, Bangor, Ne.
II. f. Bracket and +. l.. Sawyer, Hampden.
single binding tool 4. NJ, Rurnham, Gard
iner, mop wrlngpr. assignnr to {. Clifford 4
j. I. Richards +. =. Carpenter and NJ. s.
Wright, Foxcroft, organ action. as.ignur to
\. J. Carpenter \. Johnson. Damariscotta,
plank protector; G. A Wiber, Skowhegan.
pencil case and sharpener, assignor to self
and {. II. Wilber Whole number for tie
~eek--patents, 395; designs. SO: trade
marks, 49, labels, 8 /; reissues, 2; total. 400.
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Since birth my baby hai running sorc- all
over his head, and the doctors said that he
must die, fpr they could not heal them.
used everything ever heard Of, but it wa, no
good. We got 50 bad that ne would not nurse
Ny husbands sister told mc to try sulphur
Bitter she had great faith in them. used a
bottle aud the sores commenced to heal. AZ
ter using tvs more, ia" sores all healed and
considered my baby saved. Npther, CpRcDrd
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Local NOTICES.

sufferer. from the effect. Of qulnlnc, used
=. "a remedy for chil- and fever, should try
Ayers ASu" Cure, powerful tonic bitter,
wholly vegetable. without il particle OF any
noNious drug. II acts promptly. breaking the
chill curing the fever. and expelling the pOi--
on. Yet leaving no harmful effect upon the pa-
fi..nf
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THE subscriber hereby gives public noiire To al
i concerned, that she has. been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of EXes-utrix
of the last win and Testament of tphram Crabtree
late of Hancock, IN the COUNTY of HaBfork, de-
ceased, by giving bond as tib law directs: size
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 20
the said deceaseds estate to make imue.dafe
payment, and those who have any immediate de-
nands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
MARIA l.. CRABTREs-
Sept. IS, 1885. 3w3Ys
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Editorial Correspondence,
BucKsronr, Sept. %, 1885,

This town was first settled in 1872. In
beautiful cemetery, on the Ellsworth
road, Just east of this village, granite
monument bears the following inscrip-
ton:
''Col. Jonathan Buck. the founder Of
Buck-port. A. D., 1862. Born in
Haverhill. Mass, l7ls. Died March
is. 1895"
Bucksport was incorporated June -,
1892, and named Buckstown in honor
Of Col. Buck, lis founder. It, name
was changed to Backsport in 1917.
Bucksport village. one Of the prettiest
in the county, Is .charmiugly situated,
the land rising gradually from the riv-
er's bank until comparatively high
elevation j. reached in that portion II
the settlement most remote from the
river. The high land Of the village
commands very fine view of the sur
rounding country. We we're particu-
larry struck with the rare beauty OF the
scenery which we were enabled 10 over
look a. we stood in front of the East
Maine Conference Seminary buildings.
The view from thi- point j. most pie
turc9qnc and diversified. There are
long stretch d. river. green fields and
pretty home,tcad,, farms and forests.
hiil- and valleys. The ferry road on
the further shore, with many "A curve aud
siuuou, turn. stretches up the high hill
from the west bank OF the Peuob-coi
until d j. lo,; to view on the distant
summit Fort Knox, little back from
the opposite shore. iA plain view and
only short distance from the point
which We occupied, j, an ohjcrt Of much
Interest 4; present, At, ". are i'll
formed, ,hi- fort mouu,> IA little upward
Of siNty guns. and the whole garrison
consist, Of Sergeant Adolph Koch who
j. -moaareh Of all Ire surveys
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an AL
mnistrator OF the Estate of YIN, A. Hopkins late .f
Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, aesease.l,
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted To the sail
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to eN-
hibit the same for payment.
n T. BtRNUSM
Sept. IA, 1Ss5. 3xSs
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ready exceeding his anticipations Mr.. Bur-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-01

MIR. william Randlette, an old and re-
spected citizen Of Richmond, died on Tues
day, 22nd inst.
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Senator Hale was next introduced and
was received with applause. lie spoke sub
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A rather curious letter was received by
the President the other day. 1t called up
on him to resign by October 3. The writer
signs himself Henry n. kerp. President
elect of the United States. Phil d. NJ. d..
Professor of Military and Civil Jurispru
dence. National Military Home, Virginia
He addresses the President as "Grover
Cleveland, acting President" and SAYS ''your
functions are no longer required. All acts
made BY YOU after October 8 will be Dul
and vaidi' He attaches to the letter orders
numbered from 1862 TO 2l70 TO each of the
Cabinet officers. addressing each as ''actlng
Secretary" TO Secretary Rayard the writer
,sndsrs his thanks for the faithful perfor-
nance Of his duty but cautions him not to
nav too much attention to these scriooiing
newspaper critics, and requests that the
Secretary viii have no direct diplomatic an
tsreourse with any British subject nor their
s,,an;sh or Russian allies. He calls upon
General Black to resign Sept. TO- and
closes Dten et Non Droif.
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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 Ad-
mintstrator of the estate of William Benson late
OF Brooksve in the County Of Hancock deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
quests all persons who indebted to the said the
ceased's estate, 10 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for yment.
&c. CHATTO-
Sept. "a, 1888. 3w40
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Mr.. q. q. burril reports the line Of de-
posits in his bank as rapidly increasing and al.
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr. Bur.
rill offers the same banking facilities To our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. AZ
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-06-06

issue Il, accordance with the said
sworn statement. Notwithstanding
the prospect Or pcndancy Of the rule,
and the Gnal ,'ectifcatlon shall be
made b. the Court.
Section lU,
That If any business she'll be con,
ducted without q license, in cases
herein provided, tho officer whose
duty it is to issue licenses shall,
through The Corporation Attorney
on motion in the proper court, as
provided in articles l09 and l25
Of the Constitution, take a rule on
the party or parties doing suct. busi-
ness, to show cause on the tenth
day, exclusive of holidays, after the
service thereof, which may be tried
out Of term time ard in chambers,
and shall always he tried bysprctel'-
ence, tEhy said narty or parties
should not pay the amount of the
license claimed, or be ordered to
cease from further pursuit of said
business until after having obtained
a license and in case said rule is
made absolute, the order thereon
rendered shall be considered a judg-
ment in favor of the Corporation
tor the amount decrecd to be due 10y
the defendant for license, penalty
and costs. and shall be executed iii
the same manner as other judgments,
ana every violation of the order Of
the court shall be considered as a
contempt Thereof, ind punished ac-
cording to law.
On motion the council adjourned,
JOS. j. AaApIg, W. B. WHITE,
Mayor. Secretary.
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house, his bill amounting to IS 30
was ordered paid.
On motion the sum Of &c, 90 or so
much thereof as may he necessary
was was appropriated out of the
funds Of the Tlll ward for the pnr
pose Of making necessary improve
ments at the school house at Perry 5
Bridge, a.,d J 3 Mills and John
Nngier are appointed to receive and
di,burse the same, and the President
and Secretary are authorized to
draw warrant on The Treasurer
for said amount.
Resolved that the sum of 5000
he appropriated out Of the funds of
The 9th ward for the purposes Of
fencing and making other necessary
improvements at the Coles Islands"
school house the same to be received
and djsbursed 10y Desire Mcanx aud
| J Vaughan and the President aud
Secretary are authorized to draw a
warrant on the Treasurer for said
amount. W..
Messrs II E Rartels, Sarazin Ec-
bert and y Lacour.i ir we're appoint
ed q committee to locate and secure
by donation one acre of land ia
Mouton's Cove for the purpose Of
erecting school house thereon. said
land to be accessible to all parties
concerned.
Resolved, that the sum Of $4,000
he appropriated out Of the funds OF
the End ward for the purpose of en-
hrging, and making other necessary
Improvements at the school house at
Morean's Mill. and that I J Nor
gan and J n Williams are appointed
to receive and disburse the same
and the President and Secretary is
authorized to draw a warrant Oh the
Treasurer for said amount.
MeSsrs Jarasin Guidry. Pcmher-
ton Ruflln and Marcel Fusclier, were
appointed as visiting trustees for the
colorcd school in the 4lh ward.
On motion w w Edwards, is
hereby authorized to take the ne
cessary steps to collect the rents due
on school lands.
Ga motion the Board adjourned
to meet on the ISt Saturday Of July.
w. w. EDWARDS, president,
J. n. WILLIAMS. secretary.