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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

AT the present time, when nearly every
one of US must be fit for leaders, in our own
estimation, and are amazed, and wonder
Why it is that We are not called into some
position in the public service, it may be of
use to us to ponder some words from the
GRAFTON delivered last month BY Solomon
Lincoln Of Boston on the 250th anniversary
Of the incorporation Of bingham, Mass.
"rhe public serviceis the highest service.
The government Of men is the most diff
cult work set for men to do. No ability is
too great for it; no experience is too wide.
This ability and experience are not acquired
in the successful Vaccinations Of q caucus.
Public Office is not hest filled BY men Who
resort to it for livelihood which they can
not earn in competition with their fell
lows"
Il have no, heard that the selectmen Of
our town have yet taken the precautionary
steps. previous to the opening Of our winter
schools TO have the scholars vaccinated, Who
have not been vaccinated. With the prevalence
of smallpox in the neighboring provinces,
and the liability of having it brough, among
US BY travellers, ought not this matter to be
attended to at once' 1t appears to me to
by the duty either of the supervisor Of
schools, or the selsctmen, as a board of
health. ]. C. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
The COlleotOrshis.

roll,,tor pow rbo i. 10 u. .u,.r>e8ed
hy Gen = Anderson was annoin,,J
lltIr lr,> than THREE wears ago hy pres,den;
A,,hur. At the substantially unanimous re-
ot,e>t oflhe merchants Of Portland. wlthou,
distinction of marty. We hsy. yr, To hear
the fr,t unfayora5.e criticism upon his ad-
nlInistra,ian Of the Office On the contrary.
Democrats and Re.ub.rans alike have very
cordially commended II Had The. iuter.S
Of the service nlon. been consulted h. would
po, b,y. besD disturbed ujs removal
,b.r.f,re = ,jmui, an a,t,nnt ia satisfy the
demand. If The yer, hungry" nemocroc,
for >no,l.
|, j. vel known IN his communi,, that
Mr. D,u has eotertai.rd III, on,p,on ,b.,
the OH, III t.aIlre,or nf the nori ,heujd ne
hsIt b, one IN ,rrorB U,,b ,bs a4u,in,.,,,.
non, an! he viii NOT ressrd his removal As
matter f..r coun.air, 81 regre, Bn, hi.
doe, no, alter IN. f,c, ina, the Pre.,t,n, m
removing h,rn. has violated IN. nlsdre to III,
civil service ref,rn,,, and .yrosed 20 IA.
full sun.ch, Of ruh.-.., H., haIlounr.S 81
hls 3,,,,.-, +, r.f,rr
Nj Dev'. pr,nn,oenc, IN The council. ar
~, Re,.b.,,, nsrt, ana I'M. ,n,,or,.ncr NJ
me r..,,,,r h. r.,t,,,3 Is4,a ,.-, -,,t,
,,,ern,. 10 .e.,,-e b.. removal Ra, wb,.
IN, pr,...l.,., adhered 49,. s.,.,,5,.s ~ ht.
C.rt;s LETTER twa.,a, n...ilI,. ~ hiring /,
aboy. Democrat. frr,y ,5,,,t.4 Ia,
,b.-a Va. NJ, Ground ~ COMEDIAN, A. T., m.
C,l..c,,r.. ,,1t,,ic.l ,c...,r Wh1..,sr,,s
,r, h.. rrt. a. 4, ,,.,,e, b. hst ,iy., ~,
o4rnce :, hi, mos, ,-,i,,,. ,,..t,,lr,f o,,o
psr.s T. uas knoxn in p,r.ia,4 And IN
Wa,bioFtan that h. ksd administered bi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
Eastern Argus.
18O3--1886.

The Argus enters on Its sith year Jude,
conditions more suspicious than ever before u
has a larger subscription list (its baity Eultlon
beir Z greater than thas of any other Daily paper
In Name Il has A more complete mechanical
equipment. and wider advertising cheptake tha a
In any previous year. still better. it enjoys ,he
honor and the qualification of supporting an aDie
Democratic National Administration after q
quarter century Of radical rule
The Argus was established in l>tE 10 support tie
a,iministr of Thomas Jefferson, to advocate
the simple, sound, safe principles enanclatei .!
that great statesman for the conduct OF our Gov
eminent In home affairs and In foreign RELATIONS,
and To aid In effecting the reforms which tho-.
principles rendered necessary. AFTER the lapse ~
more than four score years the Argus finds itrsit
still supporting the same wise principles, WITH te
able administration OF Grover Cleveland 70 CIV
them practical application 20 institute such ~
forms a. those principles and the cause ei g00'i
government seem to require.
During the few months since the Inauguration
of the present Chief Executive the country has
seen the departments At Washington Erahtiaus
weccieti Of supernumersric- the idier- ami the
absolute OF both sexes discharged, strict bust-
discipline aud individual responsibility "
stored, and the morale Of the public service 80 I'M
proved as 20 be the subject Of remark by sill FIRE
queniers at the National Capital 1T has seen law
less acts exposed and reprrs~ed, eNtraFaSsnces
cut OF, administrative abuses corrected, and the
great doctrine that public offce Is a public trust,
rightly enforced II has eucrnachmcuts on
the public lands arrested, trcSpaSsers driven OF,
and honest settlers protected In their rights. IL
has seen vast corporate wealth held Sterny To tue
strict limitations Of law. ami rich rings compelled
to pay their taxes Ike the Individual citEeh.
These and other reformatnry steps comprise the
excellent trst fruits Of the Cleveland admins
tration, which Is soiemnly pledged Ia give the
country good government. 4 pledge which il will
cou-cientiou-ly redeem
In the welcome task OF aiding this great work
the Argus will eudeavor faithfully IA perform
It, part at the same time not ncgeftlus In any
manner It's duty 10 IT, readers give tivIn all The
news {wee'iei of sensational Stud hiCh promises
To be one Of more than ordinary Interest AMI im-
portance. The silver and tartf questions In Con
gress the Parliamentary elections IN t,rrat
Britain in which two millions OF new VOTERS III
take part. with resulting changes The struggle
of Ireland for home rule, with stronger hopes Of
Immediate success than ever before The troubles
over the everlasting and uu-ettleahle Eastern
question the effect Of the recent elections upon
the stability and -ucress ~ the French Republic
together with events - mluor import, give
suranrc that the ensuing wear will DC marked by
events and frauEtt with which no Intelligent
reA.ier can AiI1f,l tn mis-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
County News.


Deer Isle.
MIR. Mcbride Of Bangor Theological
Seminary, conducted the services ct the ves-
try on Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs. George Higgins went to
Boston on "Wednesday Of last week, and re-
turned on Saturday. Mr.. Higgins brought
with him fine stock Of jeweiry and fancy
goods for the winter and holiday trade.
Mrs. Capt. Dennis Haskell and little
daughter Laura, arrived home on Wednes-
day, after nearly ten months absence and
having made voyages with Capt. Haskell,
from New York TO Montevideo and Trini.
dad. s. A., the Barbados and other ports Of
note and interest. Loving relatives here
rejoice TO receive little Laura back with i'm
proving health. as during the past six weeks
she has been brought close to the gates Of
death.
Miss Julia II. Spofford returned on
Saturday, from Portland where she has been
visiting for six or seven weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. Geo. Withsm.
Last Monday there we're shipped from
Green's Landing BY steamer Mt. Desert, l25
bbs. live HOLSTERS, bhls. live cells, and 60
cases packed clans
Roller skating i. gettingto be such drug
in the market that Saturday evening social
dances are the attraction at the rink Just
nov.
Capt. Samuel Haskell who recent
ly lost his wife, goes to sea very soon. His
son Parker is to board with the family of
Geo Higgins this winter, and Neddi-. his
Youngest boy. will remain with Mrs. vii
ford Haskell
Mrs. Henry Haskell and son arrived
home. from a visit to Georgetown and Dor
chester. Mass, on Saturday BY steamer
Morrison"
Mrs. Katie Haskell Ia. recently .pen,
few days with relatives in Salem. Mass.
- BENZ Thurlow is about TO open a gran
lie quarry on 'the mountain" at Green's
Landing. and will Law tracks to the wharf
and have two cars u run with endless CHAIN
so ths' the loaded car going down will draw
the light one coming up. The prospect is
good for large and profitable business, and
doubtless Ben will work il for all i, is worth
Sch. Lvcenia, GRAY. arrived a, Green.
Landing on Thur.day, bringing cargo Of
lumber to the new firm OF Haskell 4 Small,
carpenter. and builders, 4 portion of the
cargo j. to be usrd in the erection Of house
foF X Richard knouIton. on which work hs.
already commenced. The firm has a mum
her Of contracts on hand and the prospect
. of hig seasons work The coming year. Mr.
Haskell zoe. to Bangor in few dsy. for
more lamher. for three houses to he built
during the next two months.
Oct %. LOU.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
Congratulating Gen. Anderson.

Gen. Andersen held an informal reception
at his residence in Portland, Thursday even
ing, and was congratulated BY twenty
or more leading citizens Of both parties on
his appointment as collector. Up to noon,
Friday, he had read large number of tel
egrams and letters, including those from
Chas. b. Morton of Augusta. f. p. Pierce
Of Augusta, F. A. Owen of Bangor, Arthur
Sewall of Bath, I. III .Ge,chell Of Bangor, II.
I. Sperry of Hartford, Conn, j. p. Bass of
Bangor. Col. H. 5. Osgood. Judge Nahum
Morrill, of Auburn, Geo. c. Wing, ex-chair-
man of the republican state committee Of
Auburn, Col. James I. Ps,ten Of New
York. Ferguson Hsines of Biddeford. ID. II.
Hastings of Fryeburg. J. S. L,ford of Lew
ston. Mayor Chas. Walker of Lewiston,
writes; The democrats Of this city send
congratulations for Your success. All adj
nit the wisdom of the President when he
said he wanted a man for Collector that
could lead the democrats Of Maine and then
appointed one" Col A. W. Bradbury
called and presented the congratulations Of
his father, Hon. Bon Bradbury. surveyor Of
the port. Collector Dow writes: IL know
that in your hands the collectorship will be
filled aeceptably TO the department and sat
isfaetory TO our citizens, who will general,
welcome YOUR accession to office"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
Names Proposed Legislative Reunion,

The idea Of holding a reunion Of the
members Of the several Legislatures Of TINS
State is not new one, but has been fre-
quently considered. There has, however.
never bren any special movement made TIL
the present time. and i, is due to Hon +.
Atwood Of Wintrrport that the present
movement has been started. Some time
ago he consulted some of the oldest living
members Of the Legislatures of this State
regarding the matter. among whom was the
veteran Hannibal Hamln. and, the move
ment meeting with their hearty accord. he
sent out large number Of letters Al the
replies received have been favorable. and II
j nov expected that preliminary meeting
vii b- held next month and that committees
vii be appointed TO arrange the details for
a reunion IN January The officers Of the
railroads have pledged thru cooperation,
snd there Is little doubt Of the success, OF
the undertaking. The reunion all proba-
Ny occupy four days BOSTON journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
State New S.
A Winslow Manufacturer Caught oy HIS
Hand in Machinery,
A>p COMPILED TO PASS rHE NIGHT ~
IHl> PAINFUL POSITION.

An aoc,dcnt OF painful and serious char
aotrr occurred in the town Of Wn,3o~, a.
the cl5,r mill Of Geo L. Drummord. 81 ;h.
night &C the 23d inst. Mr. prummord. as
Was liz custom, vent 10 the mi sGsr ssp.
per tn grand apples. At the usual time d
retiring he did not pu; IN an appearance. blt
A. be often worked until ten or eleven
O'Clock nothing WAS thought Of The matter.
H.s daughter on the following morning roe
az an EARN hour bat thought HE would mot
disturb ter father His room was not en-
tered until some little time had expired.
Not h4llng hum IN the room member, Of
tie family proceeded 10 the ma. some rol>
distant. and found the door locked bot 90
ing Around they obtained entrance to n,
bulldog aad found Nj p's hand caught ia
the coss of the ~heei, the thumb and index
fncer pulled nearly nu,, and u, whole
hand b,Ipg terribly mashed, he being ,n a
.toopiu- position. unable TO c1trioAir HIM
SELF of r,en 20 get Ai. body erect and here
he had passed SIX or seven hour, in tbs
mann.r with the horse which served for
power every nos ard again starting for
aard and sirllnlRg the hand s,,ll further IN
To the running gear, until Il had been
drawn 20 Up 10 The ~r.st, H., Was rescued
from Do, paiHf4 imprisonment and doctors
~ere summoned. who ampuiated the right
hand iu,t above the wrist Mr. D. has the
sympathy Of the whole community IN which
he re- .de,.- icri.foH journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
The Ohio Vote.

The official figures of the election in
Ohio for governor, give Foraker, repub-
lican, 359, 53s; Hoadly, democrat, SAL
$50; Leonard, prohibitory party, 49,
o54; Northrop, greenbacker, AGO.
There were some scattering votes. For
aker's plurality is 1888. The total
vote polled for the four candidates named
was 73l,732. The vote of Ohio at the
State election one year ago for Secre-
tary OF State stood Robinson (rep.l
1921 500; Newman (dem.) 3S0,275 ;
Morris (prohibitory partly 9,7s5, and
Harold (grcenback) $3.50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

Anhsrxt.
Miss Mary Foster, daughter of J. W.
Foster. died last Monday, Oct. IS. Her
funeral vas on Wednesday, 2ls, inst.
Mr.. George Poster vas taken suddenly
III on "Wednesday, and was confined to the
house for several days, bu! by The skillfal
management Of DIR. S,lsby he has improved
so much, tina, he is seen on the street again.
1t is reported that Mr.. Stanwood Had
ley Is very sick.
A n Jewetr has fixed his cottage very
nicely by way of white paint and green
blinds.
A. w. Sil.h, and Wm. circuit have
taken their families together and gone 10
Bucksport on . visit.
u. G. Durham has improved the ap-
pearance of his barn very much by Goa, Of
paint
H. C. Penney's bulldog attacked q
valuable cog belonging to L + Mills, Bit
ing her gdder aud tesis 80 badly that she il
injured as . mixer
Mr., 9. ?. Archer has flushed threshing
ard hss brought bis n ,chlne hon..
p B. Poster has vnae 70 B@ddins.on,
surveying bark for T. E. Church
e E. Mills returned from Bar Harbor
last Wednesday.
Oct. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
.GIFT ENTERPRISES

seem TO be all the rage in the Soap Business,
owing 10 the idea Of some manufacturers of
getting something out Of sothisg. If possible.
Groeers get boxes for of some kinds. and
are offered ali sorts OF ''Nick-Nacks- with 9th.
ers, as an indictment 10 recommend such
soaps TO their trade
IL Is . well-known fact. however. that a gem
uine article in this day OF competition paws no
fancy profits WELCOME SOAP represents
this eisss Of goods and demonstrates the value
Of quality in manufacture, which Il the only
guarantee Of = pure and iegitimste washing
quality. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

VIII correspondents in sending COM
manica,ions to the AMERICAN give both
their non de plume and real names? The
real name is especially necessary in case OF
occasional correspondents, in order that We
may place them. TIE name of the place
from which the correspondence is sent should
be placed at the head Of the communication.
We have just received two locals without a
word indicating whence or from whom they
came We decline to publish correspondence
which cannot afford "a local hsbtation and
a name.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29
STATE or MAINE.

H,NCocR = Court % Insolvency.
In the case Of Freeman X. NeIntire Insolrent
Debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petiticn nas on
IN this fifteenth day ~ bctobsr A. b, Isl, been
presented "a aid Court for said eugnty hy Free
man X. MeIntire Of BiQehil In the county Of Han
cock PRAYING that he may be derived TO have full
discharge from al his debts provsbie under chap
Ter 70 OF the Revised statutes 81 the state OF
Maine, and amendments thereto, and upon said
Petition IL i Orie rel By said court that bearing
be had upon the same before >ad court, at blue
hill In Probate Oflce In said county Of Hancock
on "Wednesday the eleventh daF Of November 4 .
u. isss, At two O'Clock In the afternoon. and that
notice thereof be published in tire Ellsworth
American q newspaper printed or Published in
said county Of Hancock once week for two sue
cessive weeks, the last publication 10 be seven
DAYS before the day of hearing, and that all cred
itors who have proved their debts. aud other per
sons Interested, may appear al sstd place and
time, and show cause, If any they have, why
discharge should not be granted said Debtor
coriing 20 the PRAYER of his petition.
Attest, CHAs. P. DogR, Register Of said caHrt
of said county Of Hancock. ewA'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

Next To- the old fashioned spelling
match and. perhaps. IN some respects superb
or 10 1t, stands the shooting match. among
rural sports. Monday night, the 18Th inst,
about twenty Young men and bows met at
Rechsb Hall. and organized for a shooting
match, making choice OF Fremont Patten
and Gus Snowman. leaders TO the rival
parties, which consisted OF ten on each side.
chosen by the leaders. Rules for counting
game were adopted; tao DAYS we're TO he
spent in capturing game, and the party that
secured the most game by their Wit and
skill wer. Q be furnished free supper the
We3ne,da, evening following. Thus or
gained. the parties started Tuesday, on the
war path. and the woods in ali directions re-
sounded with the crack Of their guns, carry
ing one back in imagination to the days
when the prineval forests we're enlivened by
the music Of pioneer warfare. But instead
Of human scalps, the hunters returned with
such number and variety of the innocent
denlzens Of the forest. as would make the
society for the prevention Of cruelty 10
dumb animals shudder With grief,--crnws,
partrldge,. squirrels, porcupines. birds OF
various species some Of rare beauty, one side
counting up over twenty thousand and the
other side thirteen thousand. Gus side
won the laurels this wear, which it lost last
year in similar match against Fremont.
party.
Rev, Mr.. Sawyer preached an able dis,
course Yesterday on "Wealth.f
There will be Good Tlding service a,
the VI. f.. church next Sabbath.
Quite a number of farmers are market
ing their potatoes al 30 cts. per bushel
This Is what We call cheap agriculture, and
tends TO take the starch out Of the farmers
Independence little;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

The Porte ha. issued circular inviting
the powers 10 a conference at Constantine
pie for the exclusive objec, Of settling the
RoumeI!an difficulty.
The London Standard. Saturda, morn
Ing, commenting on the Ba kin question
sals England cannot approve aud viii not
sanction, though she NAV not resist, set
t!emeni that d!saPpain's the legitimate and
harmless wl.hrs Of Bulgaria aud Houpel!a
Even should Russia iGsl.t upon and The
powers aoquiesee IN deposing Prince Alex
andrr, II is doubtful whether these plan,
would succeed without disturbing peace
Lord Salisbury will work hard in favor OF
Bulgarian hopes
The marriage OF Prince Wademar,
third soa Of kms Christian of Denmark
and Princess Marir, daughter OF the Duc De
Chsrtres Wa celebrated the 13nl, at the
Chateau de Eu. the residence of the Comie
de Pans Among those presea' we're the
Queen Of Denmark. Prince and Princess Of
Wales and their three daughters. Due de
Cozes. Due AMI Duchess- de Charities snd
Coun, Won Moi.ke and Htrtfeldt, the DANISH
Minister,
The prisy council. at London. mas dis
missed the appesl of Louis Riei leader Of the
half breed insurrection in Canada, sgains,
the sentence of death passed upon him by
the Canadian courts
A London dispatch SAYS II is now ev-
ident that the parliamentary campaign will
not pass of without serious riotIng IN many
sections, as party feeling. which already
runs high. each dsy grows more bitter. The
Marquis of Lorne. Liberal candidate for
Hampstead. vent dosn to Br-ntfurI. town
miles ives: Of Loadoa,,o deliver campaign
speech. While addressing the electors, a
mob assaulted him with rotten eggs. and
some of them gaining the platform. smashed
his hat over his head.
Startling news NAV be looked for from
Peru at any moment of a decisive battle be-
tween the rebel Caceres and his followers
and the government forces. The expedition
sent out has already advanced toward the
rebels. and an encounter is inevitable un=
les. caceres. feeling his weakness, should
decline to stake his fortunes on pitched
battle and retire to the Interior, drawing
the enemy further from its base and where
he NAV attack in detail
A defeat suffered by the government
would probably be fatal 10 its existence.
| since it is acknowledged that It's resources
are not sufficient to organize another expe
I di,ion Of the magnitude of that now IN the
/ field, and should not Caceres be badly
I worstsd in the encounter, he would not be
/ sble 10 hnd up the remnants Of his forces.
/ The prevailing condition Of things has a
most depressing effect on commerce, which
| is at the lowest ebh in the history of Peru.
/ The Burmese government is actively
preparing to resist the advance of the Brit
ish troops Engineers are busily engaged
in erecting ear,hworks, planting torpedos,
| building Ere RATS. loading hulks with
stones and sinking them ii eonvenien,
points in the iravsddy rirsr and placing
chains across the river to obstruet its Bssi.
| CATION,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

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In men, that yield TO the use Of Carriers Iron
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Mr.. c. {. Burrill reports the line OF de-
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merchants and others. 4. would be furnished
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