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Meeting of the City Government.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN's Room,
Monday, July q, 1885. J
Mayor in chair.
Aldermen present, Wyman. Davis, joy,
Morrison and Emery.
Ordered. That there be transferred from the
Contingent fund the Highway fund. the
sum Of eight hundred dollars.
j. II. Bre>nahan was elected Constable at
Large.
on motion Of Alderman Emery, Voted
that the Collector of Taxes be authorized to
make six per cent. reduction on the taxes Of
those, whose unpaid amounts on the Road
Rolls for the month Of June, or previous, is
applied to the payment of taxes. now due.
Alderman Davis moved to elect a Liquor
Agent. Alderman Joy seconded. Alderman
Wyman moved an amendment to postpone
action to next monthly meeting Of the Board.
Amendment lost by following vote: Yes,
Alderman Wyman. No, Aldermen Davis,
JOY. Morrison and Emery.
The motion of Alderman Davis passed by
the following vote: Yes, Aldermen Davis,
Joy, Morrison and Emery. No, Alderman
Wynan
Ordered, That the Street Commissioner be
hereby instructed and required, to see that no
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Just the weather to make grass grow.
The 4th was very quiet here. A picnic
by the Congregational Sunday school on
Sweets Point was about all that was worthy
of notice Some took in Barnum.
John NJ. Merrill returned home from
New Mexico, Saturday.
-Albina II. Carter has been obliged to
give up his job in Charlestown, Mass. on ac-
count Of bis leg.
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The following officers Of Bluehill Lodge
No. 10, l. o. o. f.. we're installed July 2,
by John A. Miller, ID. ID. G. NJ; assisted by
A. J. Long as G. Marshal X. 5. Osgood,
N. G.; T. L. Chase, V. g.; n. Hinckley,
Sec. w. Z. Grindle, Treas. Brooks
Dodge. War. Geo. +. Snow, Con. +. X.
Herrick, l. g.; Bert Willins. O. G.; ID.
W. Bunker, Il. S. N. G. ); S. X. Chase. l.. S.
n. g.; VIM. NJ. Howard, X. s. V. G. !;
l. II. Harding, l.. s. V. G.; A. J. Long,
Chap.
Rev. Mr.. Freeman has bought the
grass in the cemetery for $1,000.
The Baptist society are now rejoicing
in new chandelier, and full Sc, Of pulpit
lamps. which afford excellent light, and are
a source of much pleasure.
ROB.
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BACkACHE

with all other symptoms OF Kidney Disease. Her
husband was called home as she was dangerously
i'll; he bought Browns sarsaparilla; abe was cured
by it, and is now about her house in better health
than for years. The testimony Of her friends is
that Browns Sarsaparilia saved her life.
Mr.. CHAs PATTERSON, Engineer, Bangor, WAS
cured of Kidney Disease, caused by over eXertion,
lifting, etc.
~. WATSON, Fern st, Bangor, was cured of
Kidney Disease by Browns Sarsaparilla
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We must hold up as our new mail car
rier MIR. Springer is along sooner than We
expected this morning and We had not time
10 say anything about the change. but will
do so next week
j. C. W.
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A Remarkable Will.

An old French physician Of >t. Mande. who
had for year- lived hcrmit'- life. died few
days ago, and when the relations put in an aI-
pearancc the following viii was found; 18Th
January, lSs2. Thi> i my will and testament
At the present moment consider myself bod
lily healthy but cannot swear that I am so in
mind. Such ridiculous presumption bequoath
10 others. Ny fortune amounts to 10000
francs. How many hypocritical tears might
have purchased for such a sum. ! intended at
first TO devote these 10000 francs 10 beneti-
cent object; but asked myself, what would
be the use Of this; The only benefactor, Of
mankind are war and cholera. Besides this
am under great obligations to my dear wife,
Celestine Melante, OF whose whereabouts
have not tn slightest idea. She once did me
a great kindness. She left me one beautiful
morning, and have never heard OF her since
With the most heartfelt thankfuness appoint
her my heir-n-law, but subject to the follow
Ing condition, that she marry again immedi-
ately, so that at least there may be one man
who will deeply deplore my death. Paris
Figaro.
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6. c. bURRILL,
B Il N err.
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE,
Does aGeneral Banking Bust
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.

Deposit accounts received subject to Cheek at
sight.
Certificates Of Deposit issued payable on de
mand or at u liked date bearing interest as agreed
Collections OF Drafts. Notes, Coupons and Div
blends throughout the United States a specially
Called Bonds cashc,i or exchanged,
. Choice Investments, Securities constantly on
hand
Loans made on mortgages Of first class Real
Estate In vicinity of Ellsworth or on approved
commercial paper.
The interests of our correspondents will be
carefully regarded; strict attention given ia their
orders and requests by mail or otherwise and by
prompt and faithful execution Of their wishes, We
aim 10 merit their esteem and confidence.
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Bueksport.
ROB-.

Bueksport.
Miss Belle NJ. Moore has just closed a
pleasant term Of school, in District No. |
in Orland. The scholars not absent one
half day were frankie Perry. Oracle
Sugden, Dellie Emerson. Alice Peasley,
Edna Dorr, Levi Staples. Charley Sug,ien,
Bert Staples, Myrtle Dorr, Mira Maddox.
July 3. X.
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A Card.

The c)a-- # -, Of the Ellsworth HIN
school. i-h to tender thanks to aIl. who in
amy WAY contributed t. the success Of the
graduating exercises, 10 Mr.. :. u. WigZim
and thu la1ie- especially. for decorating the
hall and 10 the public generally, for il, liberal
patronage Of the bali.
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Ellsworth Falls.
The Ord nation and Installation Of Mr.. s.
D. Towne.
+. T.. BRADY.
City Clerk.

God never leaves Himself without wit
munity where there /, not TO be found one or
more christians and only Heaven shall reveal
the Influence which one thoroughly con,e-
Grated christian can exert. II was about If
teen Wears ago that Dca. r. +. Hartshorn
came 10 this place. He was thoroughly con-
sccratc,i man with wife in hearty sympathy
with his religious principles. He found
number OF wholr-souled people some OF whom
were christians and some OF whom wanted 10
be and all OF them ready 10 welcome the man
who would act A. leader among them. There
had been some SUNDAY school work done in
previous years. but it had been given up and in
the words Of one OF the observing men, The
children were running wild. SUNDAY was like
any other day. but pea, Hart>horn put hi.
shoulder 10 the wheel and he has been lifting
ever since The little SUNDAY school OF ten
members in the Old school house. has grown
into church Of a members and into a SUNDAY
school numbering 1870 and a wor.hping con-
grcgation. numbering above lJn. Their place
of meeting j. in the large and pleasant hall in
the new hoolbuilding. Thanks 10 the ladies'
this hall ha> been neatly and comfortably fur
ni>hed. The platform has been carpctet and
q cabinet organ and fine pulpit furniture
cured. The hall i well lighted SO tina, for day
time or evening it j. very attractive place Of
worship. About the time that ihi- work he
gan. The great Head 81 he church consider
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that accompanies Kidney Disease. Her husband
took Browns sarsapariIla TO her, and by its use
she was cured, and can now run a sewing machine
and do work about her house better than for
years. Mr.. Braekett says there must have been
one hundred people call to see her aud all agree
that that famous Browns Sarsaparilla cured her
of Kidney Disease.
J. W. TIBBErrs, Nd, Stetson, Me, prescribes
Browns Sarsaparilla for all forms Of Kidney and
Liver Disea,e,
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FOR SALE IN HANCOCK.

A farm containing one hundred and six acres.
n good dwelling house, a large barn and sheds
store and Blacksmith shop; There IL a small
orchard, beautiful shade trees situated in
Hancock, on the franklin road, q few rods from
the Franklin Road X. K. station fifteen minutes
ri'te from Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
popular summer resort. One quarter az a mile
from the sea shore, same distance from a good
school, handy TO two steam mills where men and
boys are employed the year round. The hest
place in Maine for Country hotel and store An
Eastern travellers have to stop here 10 take train,
4 line chance TO pat up transient teams and let
horses and carry passengers and freight East
). MONAGHAN
sIhosS Hancock, Me-
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For all the leading periodicals, and for sta
tionery, books &C., 90 to Hale's book store, on
Main street.
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The High School Graduating Exercises.

II h. hfr-hlpod OF American institutions.
ta' schools, ha> claimed ana received ,onsid-
.rahr attention in thi. city durin. the last few
las>. The examinations sj the Grammar
school aud the Ili-h school. ha,e been am
informed, very satisfactory indeed 20 our
earnest and efficient school committee who
A4', lone % much 10 MAXI our schools sue
cess
ih' graduating exercises Of the High school.
Sc uleh took place al Hancock Hall. on the ar
e rn""n Of the n instant. were, a. usual, an
's.ui rrpicte with great intcrc-, to our citi-
o.. who were there in large numbers. Milling
tH, haIt almost 10 oyrrfiowins. and exhibiting
hs their rapi attention. how deeply and itAly
,dual mcmle.r> Of the elias.
The following wa thu order Of ,Nerci-,-:
Music
PRAYER. hy the Rev. nr. Ttlnry.
Music.
Graduating PART.
Latin >autator,. Mar! +. Calnanr.
Importance Of an Aim iu Life.
Justin Hastings.
carrie 6. Mcfarland
Character. carrie h. Allen.
,AjSa.rl. l-aH, l.. Hal.
Glass II story. Carrie +. Cochranf.
Mu-ic.
Handel aud Beethoven Ida VI. Norris
Ambition. Arthur l.. button.
culture Mary J. Hall.
p.,1L NJ III - -,
Music.
Pluck, Helen +. Hopkins
-l IN Iat 4; =, - az
III. Itn.,nri,n[,'' ~ Irit.-. I'm. = Ugl,
Nair,lic'or.. Harry ". ROYAL.
MUSE
' ''i',i
Music.
The .ra,lua,in. part, wer- an very excel
l#nt.n credit ,a both pupils and teachers.
81 aulI like SER, much TO .i,r a brief report,
and maxi, special mention Of each. tut time
forbid, me, the .r..a, pleasure. Where All did
80 well. snv mention ~ one or more Of the
I4ri, 10 the neglect Of the other. might seem
su minus, discrimination. therefore pa,
them over with the remark that the citizen-
II Ellsworth wcr, p~aud Of the abilt, the
member, II the ella, DISPLAYED in their several
part.
Tbaf,i,.i,. va y ,nIr.v.. or.h,.tra. o,
Bangor. and a. usual received many warm
word. Of pr.,i... The lr.uripaI sd,Ire., IA
i1, l.. So. ,u.,,l,. by senator Had. in earnest
,-t..,l.t r,,.i.a, ,,ar,i. f,,7 ~ .,,,nb a.tyirr
T...u.t.-.,.r.l =, i,,,,r.... ,h. f.,, ,h,, L,rd
,,art AMI ,}..p,, II hi. M. ...r,t az all tr,,t
,u,.... senator Hal. va. briefly followed hy
N.t.- r..i,n.u and Ind. Fmrry tn,
presentation, Of diploma. wa. by Arno "
kin-, -, ~ tho school con,nitr..
Tn Ellsworth Uiob S,bo,l ha. from Ia,
a-., lshor,l under rreat disadvantage. and
tfcunies and consider rim. them alt. IL sue.
r,.. hs. been most marked. II j. an in.ti,u
ton that our citizens cannot afford TO dispense
WIN fur j.. ,l,inga work that cannot wei
20. dom. m any other way. So far a. il. per
i,.t.iitf i. concerned trust that its fufare i.
,-..flr. TN. Question which now concern.
t,, ,..apI,. ~ Ellsworth. 4. one Of vital impor
,,u... Ia every citizen. i. the utter unsuitable
ftl,.. room in which III. school i. held
A-.ip and ,.,;,iu We have been reminded OF
The f.,, lint uo,I,in., h.. 50. ~, he.n done il
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HAVE YOU COT

Backache. Drawiny,lown Pain, Weary, Tired
Coiored Urine? Ii you have any OF these troubles
you bilious7 Have you jaundice? Do you have
patton? II 20, you have Liver Complaint and shoul
Mrs. CHAs. HAruoRN, 81 Pearl St, Bangor, has
been very low with Kidney Disease she had been
confined to her bed for some time. Had con-
slant and intense
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naliham.
Rev. Jane. Heath !, at home visiting
his family lie Ia, recently been preaching
at Orland. He held a grove meeting at
Oti.. July B. and there will be another meet
ing Of the same Kind there July II, $50 7.
NJ
Nj. X. lIasiam started for New lIamp-
shire the SIXTH inst, on business.
The Sunday school book, for ,A.s quar-
ter have been received aud We hope there
Viii be large attendance % that We may
make il an interesting and successful school.
The way to 90 this is for nli to take hold
with an interest, work together. and be
prompt and regular in our attendance, for
80 long as The parcnls and older ones take
no interest the Younger Cues cannot be
blamed much il they 90 not.
Miss Aid.c Woodward ha> returned
from Clinton. Mas. where She na. been re-
ce!ying medical treatment. She will board
a, Alden llaslam's during the warm wealth
er. NflloNlt.
july Z.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port
Thar -'iay Jdgy :.
AEEtNEp.
- Geo. y felsI-"u, Fi,irr. E.lfl>t.
SAILED
>ch Forester Mo-l.y fo.f.u.
N-h l-AnT' 4 Ellza, ---, >urrs
Friday, July ..
ARRIVED.
iii Rel i:p.rr, Npuug boston
SAILED
~ch AHcn,ialc E,mick Portland
~rh city ut Ellsworth, i.nu-cy, ir5y idynyc.
saturday. July {.
ARRIVED
~,h tslu-kta. k"ry. Boston
~"h tair'icaicr, Frat, Providence.
>sh 3ihcriHc, IUtrhtH- Boston.
>.h Gr"r<srtta. Alley Portsmouth
~+h i:alph h "rant. Grant. Re-. klaui.
>tmr II, my Morrison, To-. Acti, R,cklaul tth
excursion
>un,iay Iolf
ARRIVED
~.h Wn rirk, rlu. IIsmm,u.I, Boston.
~sf tlre--.,, IArl,,.ur Eo-tpu.
>'H Ari-"r,yr Glars Hr-t"n.
Monday, Ju'y =
SAILED
>sh cco. T. f,rsa-"u. I;ld,r. i..pI,u.
>ch Banner Hart. Bar IIari-r.
- nrtp., Harvey. EnckAut
~eh Nt"rm rrtrcl rAitru. rr.li
Tuesday Juls 4
SAILED.
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Married..

worth-July 3, by Rev. +. A. Herring.
Mr. Lewis Flood and Mrs. Ida +. Smith, both
Of Ellsworth.
July 4. by Rev f.. A. Herring, Mr.. Oscar
u. Wentworth. Of Eastport, aud Miss Carrie
Hodgkns OF Hancock.
Gouldsboro-July j, by +. W. Cleaves. Esq.
Mr. Thaddeus +. Young and Miss Huda A.
Young, both OF Gouldsboro.
Orland-July 2, by Frank Buck, Esq, Mr..
John II. Marks and Mrs. Emma L. Hammond.
both Of orland.
Sullivan-June q, by F. A. Moves, Esq.
Mr.. Peter H. Bunker OF Gouldsboro, and Mrs.
Clara +. Turner OF Lowell, Mrs.
Bucksport-July l,by W. II. Pilsbury, Esq,
Mr.. George G.. Atwood and Miss Lucy NJ.
Norwood. both of BuckspOrt.
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Feeling, Dissemination 10 Labor, Seanty aud High
you may be sure you have Kidney Disease Are
allow complexion Are you troubled with consti-
read the following testimonials
Mrs. c. P. BRAcKErr, of Hermon, had Kidney
Disease. Could not sit up but one or two hours at
time. Had a constant tired feeling and sick
headache together with the usual
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stUFs
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line from and TO Portland, Boston
and st. John. The SO NJ. train from Bangor and
1902. NJ. train from Bar Harbor run daily in
Guiding Sundays
E8- Passengers by morning train from Bangor
connect at Bar iIarbor every Wednesday and
Saturday with the Str. City of Richmond for Mil
the steamer leaves Machiasport, every Monday
and Thursday, connecting at the Ferry with
afternoon trains. The Richmond leaves the
Ferry every. Monday and Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock for Portland via all landings. and
through tickets are on sale at Ellsworth for Rock
land via steamer from Mt. Desert Ferry.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Genr Manager.
7. e. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
lyr25
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Foreign Porte.

Pom pE PAIX.-Ar. June ~, Sch. Clifford
trabtrce, loading for New York.
CIE>FUEGos.->lI June y. sch. Carrie \
Buckman. llra-an, Philadelphia.
spoken.
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tlriaad.
The prospect of hay crop is 100 pei
cent. better than ten days ago.
Vegetation is moving upward rapidly.
J. C.. W.

Fourth of July was as quiet in thi.
village as two Sundays. Shops closed,
streets deserted. and any kind Of noise
would have been relief.
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June %. lat. 3. IA, lon. 70 %, Sch. Clara
Fletcher. Sargent from Porto Rico for Boston.
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PRETTY MARSH, June 80, 1885.
Clipped from Dunedin paper.)
ARRIVAL OF THE MOTLEY

ARRIVAL OF THE MOTLEY.
The American brgantine Motley. from
New York, was towed into port yesterday
afternoon by the X. 5. Koputai, and anchor
ed in Mansford Bay. She was met in the
lower harbor by the customs steam LAUNCH
and "ali being we'll, was promptly boarded
and cleared in by Mr.. X. I. mcdonnell, the
surveyor of customs. Since the Motley was
last here she has changed her commander,
Capt. Ta,es having left her to take COM
mand Of another vessel and she is now
commanded by Capt. III. I. Harper, form
erly of Mt. Desert; LIST and 2nd officers. f.
S. and ". T.. Dodge. The Motley is con-
signed TO Messrs. Bates, Lise X Co, of this
city. She brings some 900 tons of general
cargo, about half Of which is for Dunedin
and the remainder for Auckland. She has
made very fair passage from New York,
100 days having been occupied from land TO
land, and l0i days from anchor to anchor.
She left New York on January 80, and
had westerly winds for the first three days.
On February >, she encountered the first Of
heavy circular gale which set in at south
cas-, and went all rouad the compass, at
tended by high seas which broke on board,
HiitL tue suaNitu iitt alls6
sky lights ard flooded the cabin.
The gale moderated on February
) and thence she had favorable winds
which took Ter into the \. T.. trades in lat.
10 deg. y. The trades we're light and car
ried her down to deg. \. on Feb. %,
and on the following day she crossed the
equator in long. % deg. 10 min. W. Took
the 5. T.. trades in lat > deg. 5. had light
trades which were well to the southwark,
los, them off the Island of Trinidad which
she sighted. Thence she experienced mod
crate weather down to lat. - deg. 5, where
the first Of the steady westerlies was taken.
The island Of Trston d Acunha va, sighted
on March 10 distant 20 miles. Md the
meridian Of Greenwich crossed on March -
IN 10 deg. ). slill keeping westerly winds.
She rounded the Cape Of Good Hope on
March the 9th lat. i3 deg. 5. had strong
passage winds across the Southern Ocean al
tended by very heavy seas and crossed the
meridian Of Cape Levin on April n. had
the winds from y. \. +, to :. ). W. with
variable weather up to the land. And made
S,ewar, Island on the l0lh inst. Thence
she met northerlv winds and beat up the
coast until the afternoon OF the 18th when
she ,sok fresh westerly breeze which
brought her up 10 Cape Saunders Al T..
NJ. same day kept off and on during the
night came 10 anchor as above.
y SUBSCRIBER.
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Stm'r HENRY MORRISON
The Maine Central Railroad CO.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, June 30, 1885.

rain. run Daily sundays excepted, a follows
Eastern Standard Time.
WESTW TRAINS.
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Join g.. JORDAN,
l2u Assessors OF Ellsworth
Ellsworth, April !, ls>l.
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geborfam fteate ii9 bieler nit Dem Serb
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tpieoer gu eri9einen. 6tatt bic ertpar.
tete Selobnung gu erbalten, tpur6e er
aber pon feineu1 N1tftraggeber nit einem
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