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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Al Island Of R4i Granite.
THE EXTENSIVE GrARRIE, Or CHRISTOPHER
BINDERS sons. oN BLACK ISLAND. MAR
Mt. DESERT

One Of the .arges, red granite qusrries in
the United States is located on B aek island
Name, and is nov being operated BIZ
Christopher Binders Sons. formerly Of Blue
.u.. Back island l. one Of the group
which form Long Island Plantation. ana
hes southwark from Nj Desert. bein, three
miles from Bass Harbor Ii is 600 acre. in
area and Is composed u s sold ledge of
red granite. which Is deposited in sheets
varYng IN thickness from Two 20 Ten feet.
Some of the sheets are . to 40 feet soaar.
ana from tao 10 three feet thick. while
others are from 20 to 100 feet long. Is To
80 feet wide and five to ten feet riss with.
oul seam or b.emish. Thus. il will be seen
stone Of very large dimensions can b.
qaArried- The granite j. susceptible Of
nigh polish. takes fiae edge and split. yery
smoothly. Inc island affords safe harbor
Tor vessels OF large SIZE, and when the firm
complete the breakwaier now in process of
construction. stone can be loaded at The
wharf 10 all weath-rs instead Of beia.
hgEtered off as a. present
Inns firm began operations on BLACK
Island in Angus, of last year. and since then
have been employing from 80 10 100 men
A"Nt "e" AaNe oHc large QSrrtCk and intend
putting up two mere the coming spring.
when steam power will be Introduced in the
quarries- The quarry they are working now
is on the shore, consequently there is no
hauling. The whole business of aaarrying.
cutting and shipping Is done on one halt
acre a, present The quarries in the inter
:or of the island are easily accessible from
the shore. The Messrs Binder are now
working on contracts for the New York
docks and New York Rapid Transit Com
pany, and have also cut a number Of mon
uments recently. Mr.. Christopher Binder
IS engaged the greater part of the time in
looking up contracts. and it is expected
that when spring opens the firm will have
al! the work they can handle.
The steamer Dolphin is run in connection
with these quarries and makes weekly
trips to Bluehiil when the ice permits. be-
sides running regularly night and morning
between Black Island and Bass Harbor.-
Industrial Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

The ART Interchange of February 70, con-
tains q beautiful design in color. suitable Tor
stained glass panel for fire screen or for iilu-
minated portfolio cover. The designs IN black
and white include some seventeen patterns Tor
Scandinavian wood carving; u fish design WIN
shell border for crufnb tray In brass repo,isse
work; butterfly and nasturtium design for
mush and milk set: Japanesque study oil
birds-life size--saitabie for panel decoration !,
an arrangement Of pink and white clover, de-
signs for after dinner coffee cups aud simple
but effective patterns for napkin corners; a
striking design. a study of roses and two very
useful drawings showing how 10 enlarge piei-
ures also given The text includes ehatty
article on Womans Work at the " alter Color
Exhibition, some practical suggestions ON wood
carving. reviews of George Eliotss Life and
the Money Makers. Is well as books OF lesser
note. The useful Note and Query Department
treats among other topics OF painting in black
and white. gauze for fans. artistic furnishing,
inexpensive gifts for bride. satin >heeting.
The Art Interchange is published by William
Whitloek. 40 Nassau Street. New York.
Price. Is cents per copy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

The Imsricaa .iQricgitarist for March,
Is step in adv auet Of any previous issue OF
this remarkably successful Journal Of the farm,
garden, and household. With over hundred
columns Of carefully chosen and accurately
prepared original, scas0nablt reading matter.
fully Illustrated with original and instructive
engraN nSs, this number Of the .iBlericda
igricHitarfsi j. triumph Ia rural Journalism
that only needs 70 b. seen aud Naf to be APP
prceiaie'l. Among the larger elfeHasngs are /:
We'll have that Bear Yet = March" Pei
ham Ray Park" Portrait of the late veteran
pomoiogist, Charle> Downing pctaguuaI Barn.
''stormy March, a S50p0 Cottage" The
Old and the New lIonc.' Angus Bull"
M rguerite.' Bach etc. and a number of
new lahor-saying devices for All departments
Of rural and household work. 4 score or
more Of well known writers are represented
with the best efforts IA their respective depart
mentS. DIR. Geo. Thurber writes on New
Rose Plants" Joseph Harris Walks and
Talks" arr continued; with article. from Cot.
VI. T.. Weld. COL. r. u. Curtis. Dr. -. ID,
>'ale. Hon. J. :. Newman and Others Orange
Judd Co, ~ Broadway. y. y,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Bangor Republican, achieved victory
Monday, eleeiiug Hon. F.. B. Nesley Msycr,
and carry four Of the seven wards in tbs city
Mr.. Nealey's plurality was 26 and his ma
jority 1913 As the Democratic candidate
was one Of the .,ronges, that could have
been pat forward by his party, the result is
especially gratifying.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

JEFF. Dasi,'s sturdies; and most lnto.-
Grant defender is to dole out pensions from,
the Department Of the Interior to crippled
soldiers and their widows aud orphans.
This is pleasant thought Tor ever, man
who shouidered muskrt in defence Of his
country Times have changed since an
American president proclaimed tina; treason
should BE- made odious
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
State Of Maine.

Clerks ohCr. supreme Jst ft.ial your; u.r,,.k
County, Ellsworth, March o. lSs5
NOTICE ~ required rs law i hereby given
~ fhat aL5ERNoS :. DRESSER 81 Ff{.vr,,,-b
tahcH \ tennfy, Maine ha- fled IN tile atfice of
the Clerk Of Courts. in this County az Uar,r-,.S .
notice q h.- intention 10 apply af the next term IN
the supreme Judicial Court III be haliqp al rtis
the second rues,iay II April. A d Iss5 - = =. ~
mission To- practice law In she Courts ~ ihi- state
*"i H. b. SAUNDERS CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

The president has appointed Gen. John
c, Black. of Illinois. 10 be COMMISSIONS Of
Pensions. wee Col Clarke removed. Col.
Clarke has expected to be retained Ia hss
position as be Ia, been many years in the
Pension Office. i, thoroughly familiar with
the work Of tina; department and has never
been an ob;ru>Ive partisan. In short he
was supposed to be a striking example Of
he class which Cleveland assured Geo.
William Clrli, would no, be disturbed,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Mrs. Allison, the mother OF JOAQUIN
Miller, about year ago married a boy nine
teen years of age. Mrs. Miller is over six
ty-five years old, and the marriage has been
an unhappy one. The boy deserted her and
she has lived through the terrors of an Ore
gon winter alone. struggling through the
SHOWS to feed her stock and get her firewood
She says she Is as much Of poet as her son,
and when she has callers she pulls long
rolls Of manuscript, Oh. Of trunk and dis
plays as her poetry She SAYS il runs in
the family She tried to discourage Joaquin
from writing but she IL glad thai he diin't
take her advice Mrs. Allison is tail an
gular woman, her dark hair yell silvered
With gray.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Commissioners Notice

fIiHh undersigned, having been af,.,,ipta,t Is H.
Hen Judge OF Probate for fIsHs,srs t,i,, aase
ssieners. Ia reeeiSe asi.i exausin.. cl3,
ssalll-A tne estate u Hugh j. Aalerss,a laie IN
fremont, in said County les,sax,.i v,,.a lss Y
insuisenf hereby give nusice that Fss ~. t,,ys.
o. reselying said claims faey viii meet n Ike ,ar
T., oshpie.l y the ate Hugh j. saiers,.
% April next, and on Thursday ts,e s,I sssy ~
each day - ''Assa''on g
JAMES IT. CLARK
WILLIAM W. A. HEATH
West Treanont. March :, Iss5 swiI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

The California Legislature, Thursday.
appropriated SIS 900 to defray the expenses
of the national encampment Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, which it Is hoped
will be held IN Sacramento in 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Washiugtou's Monument.

|. :. johnson Il Co., - Custom House
Street, Boston, will send free. to all who viii
send their address on postal card. an engray-
Ing of this famous Monument, the taie~t
structure in the world; also valuable historical
facts connected herewith.
You don't send for it, you will be sorry
when it /. too late
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
THURSDAY, MARCH IL.

We do not read anonyrnousletters and communal
Cations The name and address OF the writer are In
all Indispensable, not necessarily for pubiica-
ton but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake 10 return or preserve com
muaications that not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Sale on Execution.


HANCOCK -
itAhF-N on execution. and IN i.a s,b4 3., ,...
=, = sufti"h, ca The eleventh cav ~ Ann. o.
dsso' q 'en oc'"ek to the forenoon, :. IT, .af H
~, -4t. ssstfeHs ~ tasfiEe, In said e7suufy s
III al'l si5ser Aininz company hs- n ana q. re
:, = J, ing iesriei real estate situated 10 -us
- ~ N'lAh..' % Nh Beginning os th,. -asr, u,
49, ' u saia shaee nertheriy tw espts fsr ro..
.tfs ~ svss, g. stake ansl stones th.i,fe ea.,r,
$3.50 ''ui rests nore ~ less t. sta ke AMI stones
sala OF W III. Sar-eni thence alsFsg .aia >ar
fA has westerly tweHtr-fug. rods. mort %
-, g pisee Of beginning. being ssHie pTsnlz,
~, 80 At,i conveyed % sid Canyper AMI SILVER
lining - company by the sylvester heirs a4,l "
r. r. DAVIES, DEPUTY sheriff
Sa@ssh*a March ., ls-S- Suii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
The FIRST Steel Pen Makers.

The word Pen, in Holy Scriptures. refers to
either an iron style, or 10 reed: the latter
being the earliest form of pen used for writing
on papyrus.
One of the earliest attempts TO make steel
pens is attributed to VIM. Gadbury, England.
who, for his own use, constructed clumsy
article from the main spring OF watch.
Steel Pens were first brought into use about
the year 1893.
James Perry. of London. commenced to
manufacture pens in is24, AMI was the founder
Of the firm named Perry 4 Co., who are now
the largest pen makers in the world.
Their celebrated u aud Falcons for cor
respondents, aud fine points Nos. A. o. aud
1913 for schools, are, without doubt. the cheap
est perfect pens in use-tbey can be had from
all stationers- Sole Agents for the United
States, Messrs. IvIsoy, BLAsEYAN. TAYLOR
4 Co.. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
LADIES WANTED.

a lafiy aget + wanted IN every city and village
a siso iss.ss~ q q asel s2d @slisst ,ssssr= for
aansAh hseshss Gor~ets soa Corded Corset
"sa-ss ASrnEs are inssing ftun twe4ts 10 fftv
=. ssls $500. 'sr rassaFS asi ssrie1lie 10 r. Wood
- seash selma Street, syracuse, n. u.
swu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Senator Malone has given the Young
Mems Christian Association of Richmond,
Va. valuable set OF books for the library
of the association.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
Freedom Notice.

MS y to give notice that have given my 80,
FRANK l. >toveT, his time from tai. 49,.
dnflnx the remainder % h~ mint,rifs 40,
ae,saitsr esn zone q BIZ earnings nor nav any
GEO. +. SLOWER
N.r.S 49, Bnehiii Me.
~ Swlis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
The Inaugural.
Mr.. CLEVELAND STATES HIS roIlcY.

FELLow-CITHESs In the presence Of
this vast assemblage of my ceuu,rya.en, l
am about TO supplement and seal by the
oath which shall take the manifestation Of
the viii OF a great aud free people. In the
exercise Of their power and right of self
government they have committed 10 one Of
their fellow citizens a supreme aud sacred
trust aud he here consecra,es himself TO
their service. This impressive ceremony
adds little To tue solemn sense of RESPONSE
hiiity with which | contemplate the daiy |
owe 10 all the people Of the lard nothing
can relieve me from anxiety les, by any act
of mine their interests may suffer, and moth
ing is needed TO strengthen my resolution
TO engage every faculty and effort in the
promotion OF their welfare. Amid the din
of party strife the peoples choice was made;
but It's attendant circumstances have demon
sirated anew the strength and safety of
government by the people. In each sue
ceeding year IL more clearly appears that
our democratic principle needs no apology,
aud that in its fearless and faithful spplics-
ton is 10 be found the surest guarantee Of
good government, But the best results in
the operation of government wherein every
citizen has share largely depend upon a
proper limitation Of purely partisan zeal and
effort, and a correct appreciation OF the ',ne
when the heat OF the partisan should he
merged in the patriotism OF the citizen.
TODAY the Executive hraach of the Gov
erument is transferred u new keeping. But
tins is still the government Of all the people.
and II should be none the less an object Of
atfeolionair solieitudc. \, this hour. the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Mr.. c. c. Burrill reports the line of de-
posts in his bank rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipa:ions. Mr.. Bur
rill offers the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants and others, as would BE- furnished
by National Bank. aft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
County News.

Rockville
AT orr annual town meeting. TODAY
the following inwn officers were chosen
Moderator f c. Chatgo.
Clerk C T.. Snow.
Seirc'men. Overseas Of Poor ara A..
SCISSORS c. II Perkins. Samuel Condor,
and 5. ". Blodseit.
) ) COMMITTEE Iuc, J. Henry
Treasurer W G. B4fes.
tolleej"r--S. Decajor GRAY
All Republicans. except Collector and
Treasurer.
Raised the following snsas of money
Schools Whist The lsw requires.
Slp97l. of Poor. gJn o0
Repair Of Reads aud Badge. 100 on
fowa EXPENSE 100 90
No'r on bring morr, u bn.ld Co4a,,
Rat-a,ns' ies. 40; NJ. l.
Arrived At South Bsoak.,.ilr the Oh
'us' schooner Lion Hutchinson. ffon, Boston.
9Th general nrrchsni - frr W. @ SlrErn,
4 Son,
Marc Q
Deer l.Is
nc '4r'nct Eaton. ure..naa III n.
fau;s M.gy.. whiie colns a. his wars Oh
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= 80 '''-t'''t' am e'f p'e'oii da1'Hi h'fp
fpr some day.. H. hs.. hoscscr. re,,.meG
work.
RWn1ni. 'hr nine Wear M san n
Can't. F-rl Weed ~. taken suddenly III
>ueiay. 'ri d;.1 Ia sl,y morning. Mar :
tsH*c, inf lmnati N y Ne hnwrs
-Srhoar~r Damon Cap. Jacob Tor
rev. IL the frs. coaster" % start 'hjs s,,rir.
load Iu7,h., ~ NJ y,,t A. ph;i,1.l,h:.
n Wellington Torre. ct,t his ~, y.ry
badly ~ Friday. uh,lc chopin. ~ood
N-''rA ncF haniS have br~n al ~ors
u 'he FAn's Wig ~" nas' seek. and more
e IN vas wees
Mr. / u Pickering wac thrown from
''"'sh IN ff'iA' AMI taken un 'nsenslh'r,
h"' a. ia'i accounts Vas mt 'arp',et u hs
@TfiaH'F inquired
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Congregational church.
Capt. Thomas lnw. one Of our aged
citizens. died quite ..dlenly On SATURDAY
Nov :, aiso li,l. daughter ~ wilson
Pfcs.~v.
--fr"i AMI tlein Iorrey are a home for
Rat.n,,
About forty .er.0r, lsf, town lat Mon.
dav; mos, II the number being fishermen,
going 10 Portland ard Gloucester 70 jnin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
cAsreRHA

When Baby was sick, we gave iser Castor:a,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she was Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Costa.
lyysJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

NrH-- Health Erpayrr ra-tar'. ngaI.h and
igoy, rurr- rs ~pyr-i4, tI,.i.i.-hs \rryuti-us.-
itgh!.fN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
~silisaa

At the town meeting held here Monday
last the following officers we're chosen:
Moderator.-J. L. Hill.
Cierk.-W II. simpson
Seiec,men &c-G W Pet,ingili. J. B.
Wilkinson. s. r. Downing.
Treasurer-J. s. Foster
Collector-J. s. johnson.
Vote on New County building loan.
Yes, 90. No, ).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Hacking. Irritating tou-l-. ip4t.. >.y4 g. r.s.s
rgrn.. is Ena.h VA ngzr- rvs H.. l.. f.u
p.5 .s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

aui 'hc mans ThrHi va -,7~ - rla,-ru.
Fr'mptN. rlrs-artir 4r,t -ifri. rrlrtct b,
R'u- ~ nu "1@h- ir'rHe- llr Ea,~tm. .se
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12
An Important Food Reform.

PROJECTION OF CHEMICALLY PURE CREAM
or rARTAR-forAL ELIMINATION OIL ALL
LINE MPuRITIEs-NEw DISCOVERIES IN
REFfNlSa-A LONG STRIDE TOWARD PURE
TOOp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

Hlrrn- -l.N H ttelrHu nu. ~-...H.
lel.ttle ~. Well iiy4h., l. ...4,...
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

WILLIAM 4. t4pt-r
To-. 80. BYRON u. VEE.t7I
ne C,1npaey Of has; Biaehll Mains
'' 'i-iE' y ~ ises- E8B l'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12

The night session characterized the last
hours Of the Legislature. a large number of
spectators being n ATTENDANCE. Both
branches met st $ O'Clock p. NJ, and the
House went into mock session with the ven
cradle Mr. Dlckey IN the chair. passing an
hour in this manner.
The Senate also INDUCED in mirthful pro-
eeedings. A bill was finally enacted as they
came IN, and while the eagrossing was j,
progress both branches took recess The
appropriation bills We're passed b. both
branches. A, ll.30 p. ". severed oonmuni-
cations we're presented from b. Governor an
nouneing the number Of acts passed BIZ the
Legislature and approved ny MIN as 292 and
the resolves a.. After farewell speeches the
Legislature adjourned without day at Il. 80
o'clock. A. NJ, Saturday. having been in ses-
sion weeks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-20
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
A Fort Worth "Incident" In the
Court House.
A Murder Trial With a Blackstopian
Singing Match Variation.
The Herrin Jury Being HOpelesly
Hung are Finally Discharged.
Young Cluyerius Sentenced to Hang
at Richmond in November.
Several Executions-A Maddened :ov-
er's Deed-A Colored Preacher
Celebrates Emancipation by
Binding His wife.
| -----------s------
The Herrin Jury Being HOpelesly
Hung are Finally Discharged.
Young Cluyerius Sentenced to Hang
at Richmond in November.
The DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES
Court Etiquette ~ Fort worth.

FORT WORTH, June lo.-[Special l.
The District court room was 4
scene OF wild excitement this
evening. The case of j. II
stevens, charged with the murder
OF DR.. wallace, at Mansfield, had iust
gone to trial, and the first witness was
ON the stand. Henry Furman, one o.
the counsel for defendant, objected &C
a question Of County Attorney Bowlin,
Judge Beckham sustaining the objec-
tion, Furm6n remarked:
III withdraw the objection; l wont
tease the county attorney any more,
Bowlin very sarcastlcally answered
''Tease! tease! Your honor, | never
heard such potgutted egotism In this
court room before.n
thurman struck Bowlin and the
two clinched, when Robert w. Wear
associate council for the prosecution
LOOK hand In the affray, striking
Furman.
Judge Beckham left his seat and
tried to separate the combRtants, ,when
Wear, striking at Furman, hit the
Judge stinging blow on the neck and
face.
Tho jury stood up, the crowd pressed
TO the railing, and pandemonium
reigned, when Sheriff Maddox and
others separated the fighters.
A. q. Shsttuck, an auctioneer, had
this time got in the Judges seat and
was shouting: "0rder in the court
room"
Judge Beckhsm fined the three law
yers $50 each, Henry M. Furman Civ.
ing his check for MIR. Wears fine, al
though he was opposing him. Had
Colts 45s been handy blood would
have flowed.
As soon as order was restored court
was adjourned,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-20
The Mar In Kontuol,r

CINCINNATI, juno l9.-News comes
from Whitesburg, Kentucky, that Link
Banks, the leader OF outlaws In that
county, entered James IL. Frazier's
store on Wednesday afternoon, and
drawing his revolver said TO Frazier
that they would settle accounts. Fra
Eier, who is described as a law
abiding citizen, put his own construo-
ton on Banks action and shot him
dead. II Is said Banks had killed
three men this year In Knott County,
Kentucky.
The war between the Hall and Jones
factions is still raging, On yesterday
each party lost a man. This brings NJ
the list OF killed TO seven In three
weeks. One of the Jones party re
turned day or two ago from Cincin.
natl, where he had invested $500 In 10
Smoothing Winchester rifles, with
which they ARE constantly armed.