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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-11

A. q. Brooks, Smallidge, Franklin: Il. F..
Hall, Tapley. Castine.
Ar. June 8. Frances Coffin. Bellatty, Wee
hawken; Arporeer. Clark, Ellsworth; A. l..
Perkins, Thompson, aud L. IL. Smith, Leach,
Castine.
Ar. June !, sehs. Sarah Franklin. Barter;
Alfalfa, Thurston; Arrival, Stewart, and
Stella Lee. Treat, Deer Isle.
Sid. june O, sch. d. d. Haskell. Haskell,
Roekport.
BASGoR.-Ar. June l. sch. J. W. Woodruff,
Eaton, Hoboken.
HYANNIs.-Ar. June 4, sch. Grace +.
Stevens, Stevens, Bangor for Pawtncket, and
sailed the 9Th.
LYSN.-Ar. June 1. sch. Light OF the East,
Treworgy, New York.
MoBILE.-Ar. June .. sch. Wyer g. Sar-
gent, Sargent. Port Spain.
NoRroLk.-Sld. june {. sch. H. J. Cottrell,
Haskell, Boston.
NEW HAvEN.-Ar. June 4. sch. Redondo.
Stevens. Ellsworth for New York.
NEW YoRk.-Sld. June /. Sch. T.. II. Har-
riman, Wood, Mayaguez.
Ar. June >, sch. Empire. Cios>on. Bangor;
{. VI. kingslaDd, Brooks. Deer Isle.
Ar. June 1, schs. Altsyelia, Alley and Geo.
Ii. Ferguson, Ryder, Ellsworth.
Ar. June ., sehs Fred c. Holden, Rich. st.
John, \. b.; Lookout, Pomroy. Calais; j. W.
Kinds, Bahbidgc, Green's Landing: Storm
Peirei, Paiten, sullivan.
Ar. june 1, sch. David Faust, Smith, For
tune Island.
Passed through Hell Gate. bound east, June
). sch. Adam BowIby. Bowtlen. Rondout for
Portsmouth.
PORT Royal. :. C.-Sd. June /. sch. sylvia
nus q. Haskell, Haskell, Brunswick. Ga.
PHILApELPuiA.-Ar. June /. sch. W. II.
Card. Wooster. sullivan.
Ar. June ;. sch. Forest City, Coulter, >ulii-
van.
PERTH AMRoY sid. June I. sch. Anna $
Murch. Holt. Salem.
PoRrIANp.->ld. June >. sch. Highland
Queen Be kford. Bar iIarbor
Ar. June 4, sch~. John Somes. Robbins, Bo>-
ton Regulator. Wescott. Castiuc: Orient Bake
man, orrington for Boston: Ella Eudora.
Pray. Mt. Desert for BOSTON,
Ar. june j, Schs. Tiara. Chatto. Brooklin:
Union. Iiamor. Mt. Desert for Boston.
Ar. June 6>ch>. Tiger Douglas, and Lucinda.
Gray, Deer Isle; Franklin Pierce. Holmes.
southwest Iiarbor.
Sid June q. Iodine. Cousins, sullivan; Game
Cock. Robinson. Calais.
Ar. June :. sch. Romeo, Lowell. Bucksport.
PRovipE>tF.-Sld. June ,. sch. Nellie
Grant, Dodge. Ellsworth.
Ar: June I. sch. Abigail Haynes. Jones, Els
worth
PORTSMOUTH SD. June 2, sch. Charlotte
Buck, BabhdSe Bangor.
VINEYARD U,vFv.-Ar. june /. sch.
Robert i,oriiy. Low, Deer Isle for Bristol. X.
L. and sailed ~
Ar. June ;, sch. Abigail HAYNES. Jones.
Ellsworth for Prov idrncc.
Ar. June {. sch. Prospect. Powers. Deer
Isle.
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DR.. George W Anderson has arrived
in town and opened his branch office a, Mr.,
Rehecca Ha.kelI's. for the practice Of den
tistry in all its branches.
S B. Haskell has painted hi> residence
in shades of green which makes fine
looking place IA. viewed from the street.
Capt. 4. 4. Herrick late Of schooner
y. ID. Haskell. arrived IN town SATURDAY h,
steamer Henry Morrison AMI viii c,mmrncy
housekeeping IN rooms in j. W. Greens
house.
Mrs. Rebecca Haskell has had the
chimneys in her house rebuilt aad a brick
walk laid from front door to street
Schooner d. b. Haskell Of this place
recently arrived in Boston. has been placed
in command of George F. Haskell. A.
this is Capt. Haskel's first command it is
impossible to say what he will do, but he
has splendid record as Is, officer Of many
large vessels, and We see no reason IN Doubt
his success as commander.
The Greet's Landing correspondent Of
the Courier Gazette has seemel quite con-
fident that W H. Glover x Co. of Rock
land would secure the contract for The new
school building to he erected at Green,
Landing. but on the proposals being opened
on June l, G. & Co. were found third in
order on the list they having pu, in bid Of
$3.50, while II. y. Haskell Of Deer Isle,
bid 81 800. and G. r. Small of West Deer
Isle bid 81 800 and took the job There
seems TO exist prejudice against local car
penters taking contracts in this town no
matter how low they may bid, and the quail
il, Of the work cannot form the feeling for
i is a well known fact that there are as good
workmen in this town as in any country
town. The finishing of the church at Green's
Landing was given to Glover & Co.. for
$500, while men belonging here would have
been GLAD to do the job equally as well for
$500. The Masonic Hall and Church recent
" burned in this village are other instances
where workmen from out oftown receive
preference.
w. II. II. Spotford is having the pailor
in his house finished.
&C. s. Haskell is having two chambers
finished in his house.
Capt and Mrs s. G. Haskell left town
Monday. by steamer Morrison, for short
visit in Boston.
June 8. l. o. l.
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Winter Iiarbo-.
-Conners Brothers steamer, Cleedmoor,
OF Bar .Harbor, has been launched from the
WAYS of Rand x Sumner whore She has
been hauled up during the winter. She has
been thoroughly fitted up and painted and
j. acknow lodged to he very fine l1okins
boat.
-PrndItton K Ste,ens' flee, OF lhou, fifty
Yachts and rev boats are about ready to
transfer to their place Of business at Bar
Earbor.
We understand that a Boston party Il S
purchased the lot known as the Geifi>h
store lot TO build a cottage on.
Capt y. \. Bickford. whose house was
lately burned. is preparing to build again
near his brothers. f. 5. Bickford's, on the
Sargent road.
X
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Granite Quarry Property
For Sale!
Notice of Sale BIZ Trustees.

WHEREAS the Collins Granite Company, Of
w East Bluehill, Maine, u corporation existing
under the laws OF Maine, and having IFS Office AT
Portland In said state, the second day OF Jan
uary, a. ID, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty two. by its trust mortgage deed OF that
date, duly executed and recorded in the Hancock
e"unts Registry Of Deeds, Vol ls0, Folio 40, and
IN tiie records of the town of Bluehill. Book 3
Page 5ts,, and in the records OF the City OF Port
land Book "a, Pages asI and 80, conveyed to
William T.. t,ouht. of Dcering altt By ron d.
ycrrlli, of Portland both In the Comfy af Cum
bcriaHh the real estate and personal property
herein described, in trust to secure ayment Of
certain bonds of said corporation therein iescrib.
ell dated January ,, \. D., lss2 and interes;
thereon at six per cent. per anaun, payable
quarterly, AMI quarterly payments of i've hun
dred dollars "a sinking fund therefor conditioned
among other things that II default shall be made In
the payment of any of said bonds or the interest
thereon, or any part thereof, or the said sum OF
I'VE hundred dollars, quarter yearly az the end of
every quarter during the first five wears a. afare
said, or In the performance OF any other OF the
conditions OF this deed, then it shall he lawful for
the sald grantees, or the survivor OF them ami
their successors, TO take actual II the
property hereby conveyed and sell and dispose
Of sufficient amount thereof with the improve.
nents thereon to pay the principal and interest
all Of ssid bonds, which may then he outstanding,
anu the expenses OF the trust or 4 larger amount
II, in their Judgment. part can not lie sold with
out loss or injury TO the whole. ani account the
said grantnr its successor or assigns for any
balance OF the proceeds of such sale remain
Ing over and above the amount required for the
above named purpose such sale 10 he mt public
auction, near the premises after three
month. notice thereof. published In one new Spaper
printed in said Portland and one in the County
of Hancock, and without other notice or demand
AMI whereas the conditions Of said trust mortgage
decd have been broken. aud the holders of said
bonds Of the said corporation which are now out
standing have heretofore requested H. the said
trustees Ia take possession OF the -ad property 81
conveyed tn ~ in trust and foreco-c said trust
mort gage deed, and 70 sell said property III ac
cor'lanec with the terms and provisions OF said
deed, aud the said trustees have notified said
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
session OF said property; therefore, notice
l. hereby given that We the said trustees. claim
foreclosure OF the said trust mortgage deed for
breach Of it, conditions. and that our Judgment
being that part of said property sufficient To pay
said outstanding bonds and accrued Interest
thereon, cannot be SOLD without injury to the
whole we " III -fll ut
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Public Auction,


n n
u6l1C AhcS1on
Thursday Jnna IL II tSS. al
'' :"
wv" "Vi"th III iHe atefhooif.
a certain tract or parcel Of land With an the build
iags AMI wharvr~ thereon, owned hy said curporg
ton 1T the tlAr 81 it, said conveyance Ia IL stua
ted in the town III Turhlu county al Itauro,,k and
state Of Maine known a. tie 4 "a ouarv fnr,n
ami bounded ~ follows to vii N,,.,inuin,, at n
cedar stake and stones At th,, sea sh,rr,, near Tho
huu>e formerly of James Peters and on he E..t
line Of land nov or formerly uf Watson ami Thur
low Cousins and running thence hy aid ,oi .iu-
line North B. West seventy eight rnd- In a -t.kc
aud stones thence Nv .at.l t.sns l., nj nr,L
East thirteen r,ni. and eighteen iinE In a r,rn,r
thereof thence hv hand of titIia,b . Nj.
North AZ West ninety nine r,,.ls and eighteen ltnL-
10 land 81 John II curtis thence liz s,i,I mi.
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Died.

obituary nofitss iseaBd tsS Daty. Name aud i3e
mud h phil 6s~ At ne gIf~ NJ tsl, cents d line
Ellsworth .Iunc :. Mr.. george Howard.
aged ~ wears.
GRAND June ,. Mi, julia +. Blai,d,H.
aged g. wear, aud Il; day.
Mlbrd-, -IHur :. Mr. Eliza y Hopkins.
formerly II Ellsworth. aged ~ wears. month
and II ias-.
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Get The Rest

hound & Tar. sure cure for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Soreness of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. And remember
that every bottle is warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded. 81 cents bottle.
s. d. WIGGIN,
3m12 Ellsworth, Ne.
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married..

Ellsworth May b. hy Rev pr. Tcnnt,,
Mr. Hcnry Il. Wood and Nil, Lizzie VI,
Heath. both of Ellsworth
fremont June Il. By Wilson Gupill. E-.i,
Capt. james Tinker 81 fremont AMI Mis-
Lcnora Stafford Of Abbot Mo
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Notice of Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

of MAlNE.
Hancock IS Court of Insolvency.
In the case Of Timothy q. Pickering lnsolyent
Debtor.
MpTiCE Is hereby given that petition has, on
IN this ninth day of April, A. ID. lSs3, been
pre- .eniei said Court for said county by Timothy
q. Pickering OF Deer Isle, in the county of Han
cock praying that he may be decreed TO have n
fun discharge from all his debts provable under
the insoveDt Act of the state Of Maine, approved
February 81. ISIS, and upon said Petition, il is
ORDERED by said Court that hearing be had
upon the same before said Court, at Ellsworth in
Probate Office in said county of Hancock on
THURSDAY, the eleventh day OF June. \. ID. lSsJ at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and that notice thereof
he pubii-hedin the Eli9w'sh Americana new spaper
printed or published in said county of Hancock,
once week for two successive weeks, the last
publication to be day before the day OF hearing;
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons interested, may appear at said
place and time, and show cause, If any they have,
why discharge should not be granted said Debtor
according to the prayer of his petition.
Attest :-GHAs. J.. DoRR. Register Of said
Court of said county of Hancock. 2w23t
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PASTURAGE FOR HORSES

and Colts, in one of the best pastures in Eden,
Terms five dollars for the season, taken for
less time. Apply at once to J. II. Mayo, West
Eden.
3w22s
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fTtlf subscriber hvr,by gives public notic" a. all
1 rnhrrru.si thgt ,hr ha- boru dulg appointed
aut ha~ tArsi upon hrr-elf, thr trust "t su Al
Wni-irntftN ef tn Estate ~ Ham tjdritEc l.te
Of Buck sport, In the rpuuty of Hancock dc,e SOD by
80 ~ fsnui rs the l4W directs -h, therefore r.
gur-t~ tll persons Vho arr in'i,'htci ." the aid
t"r''3-ct estate 70 make immaculate pas tneut,
au1 These "ho .ats an9 demands thereon :" q,
hihit the same f"r aymsnt-
CAROLINE cot III.
BarA-P ~. IaEe t. l~~5. SNsi
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"count-ou,." Capt. Oliver p. was mem.
Der of the Maine Senate in 1888 and 1885
The Bragdon homestead has now passed
into other hands.
Next in regular order is the farm owned
by the heirs Of the late f. II. Preble
The next farm is historic one Here
settled a short time previous to the Revo-
lu,ionary War, in 1862, one OF TIE first
settlers of the town, Capt. Daniel Sullivan,
a brother of Gen. John Sullivan aad Gov.
James Sullivan. He. with several others OF
the first settlers, moved there from York,
Maine. This numter included John Bean,
Capt. Suii,an's next hcghhor ou the east,
VINO married for second wife, Hannah.
Capt. Sullivan's daughter.
For some reason Capt. Sullivan, who
commanded company of militia IN the
Revolutionary war became SO obnoxious to
the British, that they sent an armed vessel
into the bay in 1881, from which a boats
crew Of armed men landed, took Capt. Sui
livap prisoner and burned his house From
stone erected TO his memory in The grave
yard near by, copy the following = Capt.
Daniel Sullivan, a Revolutionary patriot
taken prisoner by the British and carried TO
New York in 1871. Refused parole and
died April. 1882" The town of Sullivan
was incorporated Feb. l6. 1889, and was
named for Daniel Sullivan.
The Sullivan place is now owned by Wm.
Donnell, and the nrig hboring Bean farm by
Capt. L. $. Doane with whom and his ex-
cellent Wifi, We have found most enjoy
able home during our short stay at this
place.
All the farms | have mentioned, having a
frontage on the shore, are heauilful, located
for summer resorts Lying jast of the end
of this poin, are three small islands, chilled
Dram island, Prebir's island and Calf 81 nd.
Between the two first mentioned and the
main land is a snug aud beautiful harhor.
called Point liarbor. which is divided into
an eastern and western harbor ht two
miniature islands and bar
Ga the whole there is no place on the
coast which has more varied ami charming
scenery and better facilities for pleasure
than this, and the day cannot be far distant.
when 1t must become watering place Of
mole or less notorieiv. ALABAMA.
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Marine LlSI.
HiI.~orth Port.
Wednesday, june ,.
SAILED.
Sen Panama TrunIy. Boston
sch Grape. Harvey, Bar Ilarbor
sch Banner. Hart Bar iiarbor
ARRIVED.
S-h Vaniala Bets, Boston.
Sch Python, Cheney. Boston.
Sch u : Lawrence, Patterson, Boston.
Thursday, june I.
SAILED.
Sch Lodu,ki Alley, Rondout.
Sch Mincola. smith, Hancock.
Sch Sea Flower, sargent. Bar Harbor.
ARRIVED.
Sch senator, St Clair. Salem.
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
Sch sarah \. Blaisieii, Ray, Mantle.
Friday, june ).
SAILED.
sch City of Ellsworth, Bonsey, Providence.
sch Aiendaie, Remick. Portland
saturday, June s.
ARRIVED.
sch Grape. Harvey, Bar Iarbor.
SAILED.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Grant. Rockland.
sch TfusSar, Bunker,--
SAILED.
Sch Frank 4. Mcf;ec, kief Rondoa.
Sch Vestal, spear, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Betsy, Tate Long Island.
Sch Wooicock, DAVIS. Roekland-
Sch Otronto, Lockhart, Boston
Tuesday, June ..
ARRIVED.
sch Fair,ieaier, Pratt, Providence.
Sch A. w Ellis, Ferguson. Belfast
Wednesday, June TO-
ARRIVED
Sch Caressa Barbour, Boston.
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EASTW ARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with trf ugh
trains on Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and st. John. q. 20 A. VI. train from Bangor and
40 P. NJ, train from Bar Harior run daily in
Guiding sundays.
as~ Passengers by morning train from Bangor
connect at Bar Harbor every Wednesday and
Saturday with the Str. City Of Richmond for Mil
bridge, Jonesport and Machiasport. Returning,
the steamer leaves Machiasport, every Monday
and Thursday, connecting AZ 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 Gen1 Manager
,. 4. BOOTHBl Geni Pass. and Ticket Agt.
lyr25
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Bargain No. l.
BLACK DRESS SILKS.

At.........7j. 90. | 90, l.2j, 30.
Former prices
for same. 90, / p. | 80, / -, 200.
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BoSton& Ba0g,0rS SIS. Co.,

Commencing June 10, 1885,
Steamers i leave Bangor at II O'Clock 4. VI.
daily sundays rNcepte'i) FOR Hampton, Winter
port, Buckspart, >eiY-ppr;. Cainten, Rockland
and Boston.
RETURNING
FROM Ro-ton daily. except sunday at 5P. n.
From RpckiaH'l. AT Il A. ". upon arrival OF
steamer from Boston, daily except Monday
touching 1t all landings
MOUNT DESERT LINE.
steamer Mount Desert will leave Rocklant, com
nsncin! June ;. lo>5, Tor south West liarhpr an"
Bar HaTboT daily except Mondays at \. NJ.
or upon arrival Of steamer from Boston. For
North Haven, Groei.', l. n ling. swans Island and
Bass iiarbor, Tuesdays. Thurs lays and saturdays
AT Il A. VI.
RETURNING TO ROCkLAND.
From Bar fiarbnr 1T e. "; solth West Hnrbor
at r. N. every day except sunday, connecting
with steamer for Boston.
From Bias. Harbor touching at all landings.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
BLUEHILL & ELLSWORTH LINE.
steamer Henry Morrison will leave Rocsland for
North West IIarbor, Little Deer Isle, Settxwick,
B1ookhn, Bluchill Surry and Ell-wort Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays at d. A. NJ.
RETURNING To ROCkLAND-
From Ellsworth at 4. NJ. Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays, touching AT all landings
Tickets sold TO all points and Baggage checked
through.
E.s.J. MORSE, Agent, Bar Harbor.
R.F. ST MINSBY, Agent, Ellsworth.
CHAs Il. WEEKS, Agent. Rockaud.
HENRY +. sANBORN, Agent. Bangor.
CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston
WILLIAM II. HILL, Jr. General Manager,
Boston
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Stm'r HENRY MORRISON

capt. %. \. CROCKETT,
" III leave Rockand on arrival of steamers from
Boston every II E>ptt, TIL R~UNN ant ~tIi 81.
IIAi Tor al owe points.
RE I 4 MING.
Leave Ellsworth every MpNBAN. NEDNE~tt.
amt tRIDAi, at n'clu. X "a m. tr,Ichiug ar Ia '.
VEN ~ landings ami rnnnec,ih- az I;trSla at "
>tc;, Iner~ Tor iio-tOn direct.
Through Ticket- ON b"arl ~trun'r. Etg-l-.
checked Through.
CIIAs. r.. WEEKS, Tr,.l-.an \ gent Rt-AI4t1
GAVIN AUSTIN, t,cu'l Man. Boston. al
y. II. ErrE> Sons, AGENTS, Ellsworth.
Rack!and, June, ls>j.
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Bargain No. 3
Dress Goods.

On account Of there being so many
r"r'''lrS aug different Qualities ~ inns
ronlJ IN j" ! nnJrr.,nnd;nrlv snf
flee it % ~ that these good. are at
least p per cent. cheaper now than
"c'N age,
WI. ia s',n w.
anl rnn.,. raa,, ' ~, =, ~ n,
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Cashmere ShawIs.
Bargain No. 8.

In White, Cream, Blue, Pink, Cardinal.
in different qualities at II Bargain,
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Dom essic Porte.

BosToN.-Ar June |, sch. Lueila, Sadler,
and Caressa Moseley, Ellsworth; Susan
Frances, Smith. Lamoine; Island Home,
Thurston, Gloucester.
Ar. June 2, schs. Exchange. Buekminster,
Deer Isle; Mary Lord, Smith. Faiardo, r. X. I;
A. p. Emerson, Emerson. Gonaives.
Ar. June 3, schs. j. NJ. Kennedy. Whitaker,
New York: Sea Queen. Grant, Sullivan; IL.
w, Cushman, Norwood. Mt. Desert.
Ar. June 4, schs. Susan n. Pickering,
Haskell, Turks Island; d. 7. Patchin,
Patcbin. Castine: Flora Grindle, Sargent,
Mt. Desert.
Ar. June 4. sehs. II. Curtis, Haskell. Hobo
ken: VIM. II. Archer, Goodwin, Ellsworth !;
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Bargain No. 7.

The Best Feather Ticking. l5c. a
yard, always sold for pc.
Crctonucs, l5r yard, always sold
for 2lc.
Bed Quilts. 80, .S5auI -. AWAY,
sold for -, /. % and LOO.
\ lot If Laces, from Ice. to jor..
former prices, - to 75c.
Scrim Cloths, - - cents per ward.
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THE CHEAPEST
LsbT DE. -
Dry and Fancy Goods,
EVER OFFERED.
UNPARALLELED ED BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT AT
M, GALLERIES..

Comments are unnecessary, but read
the following and compare them with
prices you have paid for the same goods,
within week. We boldly make this
statement that one Dollar will buy as
much at our store at this time as two
Dollars did while ago. [g Call and
convince yourself.
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The Maine Central Railroad Go.
Mt. Desert Branch.

Comm encing, Wed, June 3, 1885.
Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as follows.
Eastern Standard Time.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
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of Prices. Embroidered Pattern
: from $3.50 to $3.50, which are
10. Hosiery for Gents, Ladies,
cents UP. Underwear ut 20. -.
Gloves. : Button lengths, at only
heaPeSt lot Of goods we ever had Il
yer 80 doz., from 80 G. to $500
CT Bargains which cannot be men
pace. but a~ We have just returned
nded a forced sale Of a stock Of Dry
cht goods in some cases at one half
dispose of some of them at the same
lis special sale.
rkeeper~ supplied at the lowest
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Bargain No. 5.

hite Goods, MulI>, Pique>, Nain-ook-.
and Lawns. from ) cts To- 30 cts,
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PREsTDENTIAL N;rrNATToNs.

orders have been issued 70 at once pre-
Rafe Tor commission the British war vessels
nnnnnderer, Orion, Dee and Don.--The
Snlteo States steamer Shenandoah left
OaIIao yesterday for Panama. The Russian
S st Djyhit left for San Francisco 20
y o.n tne Russian squadron. Her Maiesty's
s.esanek 9oNnbo left suddenly. destination
~H&asoWns even le--'ing without paperR
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General Grant Dying.

NEW YORK, April 1st.-General Grant
had another dangerous attack early this
morning, and the family and physicians
were summoned. At 6:55 a. M, ex-senator
Chatter left the house and stated that the
General was conscious that he was diving.
At q. M. II was reported thatfthe throat
was filing up, but the main trouble was
with his heart. At 10 a. M. he was sinking
fast, but suffering no pain.
At 9:45 a. m. the Rev. DR.. Newman re-
ported: 1.-THE General solemnly realizes
the fact of the approaching end to his pro
longed sufferings, but the strength of his
intellect and the calmness and serenity of
his mind are wonderful"
Silent crowds surrounded the bulletin
boards for further news.
At 1925 p. m. General Badeau left
Grants house to send q private message
from the telegraph Office. While there he
said that General Grant was very low and
sinking rapidly; that he may die in one
hour and may live three or four davs.
I" The General, " said he, sis sitting up ali
the time, except at long intervals, when he
lies down for a little while. He is sur
rounded DJ all the members of his family.
and DIR. Douglass ;e in attendance"