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rHE farmers are busy.

WE have had enough rain.
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WACO. TEXAS, MARCH 5, 1885.
READ the Erath interview.

GROVER is in.
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Eastern Office IS misunderstanding. New York.
S. {, BECKwITH. Manager.
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Memorial Day.

Memorial Dav was observed in this city in
the usual manner. At 30 o'clock \. NJ. de-
tachments from VIM. II. II. Rice Post. G. A.
Il, proceeded TO decorate the graves OF sol
dier> and sailors lying buried in the Old GENE
terry near the Congregational church; IN the
Catholic cemetery. on High street: nj North
Ellsworth; Ellsworth Falls; Beech Land and
Riverside: North Hancock; Lamoine: Waltz
am; Eastbrook; Otis; Surry: West Ellsworth;
Trenton and Mariaville.
At 10 o'clock column was formed and
marched to Woodbine cemetery as follows:
Col. John +. Whiteomb. Marshal;
Emerald Band. Chas. Il. Monaghan, leader;
Guard;
Post CaloYs:
Post Officers James +. Parsons, Comdr;
Past Post Commander:
Comrades OF the Post, ON foot
Disabled Comrades, in carriages
WomaB's Relief Corps, in carriages:
Mayor and ClergyInen In carriages;
Citizens. in carriages.
Arriving ut the cemetery the column sur
rounded the Soldiers and Sailors spacious
burial lot on which the ladies of the Relief
Corps had erected mound and covered 1t
win eVergreens and beautiful flowers and af
Tue base Of which were the words, wrought In
evergreen. ITO Our Unknown Dead" Prayer
was offered by Rev. DIR. Tenney and the i'm
pres>lFe service Of the Grand Army Service
BOOK was given by Commander Parsons as
sisted By the officers Of the Post. The Roll Of
IL nor WAS then read by Adjutsnt Melvin :.
smith. followed by q select piece Of music BY
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i'sai'' Quarry Property
For Sale
Notice Of Sale by Trustees.

M HEREAS the Collins Granite Company, OF
w East Bluehill, Maine corporation existing
under the laws OF Maine, and having Its Office at
Portland In said State ON the second ,lay OF Jan.
nary. A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
eighty two, by its trust mortgage deed of that
date, duly executed and recorded In the Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, Vol ls0, Folio 40. and
IN the records of the town Of Rluehill, Book :,
Page 800 aud In the records OF the City of Port
i3nu Book "a, Pages 23I and 2sa. conveyed To
William r, could, Of Deering and Byron ID.
Verrill, Of Portland, both In the County OF Cum
heriand the real estate and personal property
hcrein described, IN trust to secure payment of
certain bonds of said corporation therein tleserib.
81, dated January ,, A. d., 1852, and interest
thereon at six per cent. per annuIn paVabl.
quarterly, and quarterly payments Of I've hun
src'i dollars to sinking fund therefor n,ii,ioncd
among other things that II default shall be made in
the payment OF any of said bonds the interest
thereon or any part thereof, or the said sum of
five hundred dollars. quarter yearl, at the end OF
every quarter during the first five years as aforc
said. or In the performance of any other of the
conditions OF this deed then IL shall be lawful for
the said grantees, or the survivor OF them and
their successors, to take actual pos Ssinu Of the
property hereby conveyed. and sell and iispnsc
Of q sufficient amount thereof with the improve.
mehts thereon TO pay the principal ans. interest of
all of sti't bonds. which may then l,e outstanding
ah'l 'lt expenses of the trust, ora larger amount
IT, in their judgment, part can not be sold with
gu" loss or injury In the whole, and account Ia the
SAM grahtor Its successor assigns, for any
balance ui the proceeds OF such sale remain
tng ever ami above the amount required for tn.
at"Ve naned purpose, such sale Ia be n public
auction, on or near the premises after three
m1niS notice thereof, publ she'd tn one, ne paper
printed In said Portland, and one in the { oun,y
Of Hancock and without other notice or demand
ana whereas the conditions Of said trust mortgage
iced have been broken, aui the holders Of said
hontN oI the satt corporation which are now out
standing have heretofore requested "a the .a
conveyed I" ~ in trust anl fpreciu-, salt trust
mortgage decd. and t" sell said property in ac.
tortancc with the terms and provisions 81 said
deed AMI We, the said trustees, have notified "a tel
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
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Deer Isle.
We learn that the skating rink is to
receive Goa. Of paint before the opening.
-Sch'f Prospect, Powers, has been load
Ing ore from the Deer Isle Silver Mine the
past week. We understand she took about
100 tons, consigned to the Lehigh Zine and
Iron Works. Bethlehem. Penn.
Tine Band of Hope entertainment took
place Saturday evening and 1925 was real
ICED which is To be devoted to finishing
chamber in the parsonage. The room is
already prepared for plastering as is also
another chamber which is being finished BY
one of our prominent citizens, who does not
wish his name made public
-Sch'r Hattie, Lowe, arrived Thursday
with granite from Sullivan and proceeded
Friday.
There is serious trouble at the pant
factory, which threatens to overthrow the
business, though We hope matters may be
adjusted 10 the satisfaction of all parties.
Mr. Lender Allen has moved from the
J. W. Green house, 10 that Of Mrs. Richard
Warren at SO. Deer Isle Geo. w. Hig-
gins is to occupy the house made vacant by
Aliens removal.
Before leaving US May seemed deter
mined to give US the proverbia cold storm,
and put ia an extra dose on Sunday, :}lst.
We learn tina, Capt. Willis Haskell, Of
this place, is IN command of fine steam
Yacht owned in Providence. r. |. Well, We
have this to say the owner of that particu-
lar yacht has secured the services of man,
he can rely on, in an, case thar NAV arise,
if honesty. sobriety. energy and thorough
knowledge of seamanship are qualifications
for the place and we are wholly pleased to
hear that Willis is so well provided for.
Samuel Staples has moved into the
house owned and formerly occupied by Mark
Haskell, who will soon 60 to Portland to
work at the fish packing business.
One day last week we we're privileged
to examine some twelve squares that had
been sent from Boston, to be used in the
silk crazy quilt that the Great Rock Societ,
are making in aid Of the hearse fund The
pieces we're very handsome being made Of
elegant silks and sstins several of them COM
ing from employees Of Jordan, Marsh & Co.,
each bearing the name of the lady who made
and presented it.
June |. LOU.
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0riana.
Parties from Bluehill and Bangor did
very good work in 0. u. cemetery the last
week. A substantial granite monument fifty
memories A. z. Emerson. and neat mar
bic monument vas placed upon the lot Of
Daniel Rich rs a tribute to the memory Of
John Rich Who was drowned at ST. George,
Grenada, and buried on the Island, last year.
Parker keyes lost a valuable horse q
few days ago. He came to his death in this
singular manner. He was tied to a sprout,
near Great Pond, and becoming FESTIVE he
broke the sprou, from the stump. Fright
ened st finding himself fastened to small
tree and not succeeding in getting loose on
the land he took to the water. Getting in
to deep water he got entanged in the rope
and drowned before help could get to him.
although two men were near bv to see the
performance.
Your correspondent made mistake
last week Mr.. Powers and Valentino
farm is in Dakota, instead Of Colorado Mr.
'. sowed 920 bushels of wheat. He SAYS
the birds which are most destructive there
are geese and ducks.
The salmon boats are ready for the
spring catch.
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The commencement exercises OF the East
Maine Conference Seminary will be as follows:
Sunday, June :, at 30 p. NJ. baeea'aure",e
sermon by Rev. NJ. W. Prince OF stamloru'
CT.
Monday. June 5, at SPIN. Prize Dee'aihA-
tons.
Tuesday, June 8, at P. N. Annual sddress
by Pres. G. d. b. Pepper, ID. d., OF ooi"y
University.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Examination OF
classes.
"wednesday, June 10, at P. N. ANNUAL
concert by Andrews Orchestra OF Bangor.
Thursday, June IL, at 9 30 A. n. Commehce.
ment. AtsP. NJ, social reunion OF ALUMNI
and friends.
Friday, June II. Meeting Of Board Of Irus-
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Ron.


hnrk'. Nils.
-FArmtrs are about done planting.
A Mr. Arnold is holding meetings 10
the different school houses. with marked
success \ large e0ngreg atom attends each
meeting. Some have found the Saviour.
while many are inqlirlng. a did zone Of
old, What shall | do to be saved ?" NV
the goo! work 20 on.
Rev. r. NJ. Wilkins came among US a.
pastor oil East BncA,port church He 5
well received by she people.
-QparlerI, meeting service at the church
last Sabbath. Sermon by Rev. Mr. God
fry, Of Oninston.
School in Dist. Is is being taught By
Miss Mabel Clay of Bueksport in District
10, by Miss Nancy Turner. of Dedhsm.
Mrs. c. H. Hartman has just closed up
a lot of work consisting Of $500 coats and
/ 100 pairs Of pants. Work will commence
soon, when all good sewers can have a share
Last, If not least. wedding. Mr..
Edwin R!deout and Ms, Ida Webber were
married last week +
June >
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81 Ck-rpRT.->id. Nav -. sch e., W Reed
GRAY, and J. &. trowcii MclnnI>. Grand
Bank.
BosIoN.-Ar. May -. .ph>. u. :. Lawrence.
Patterson, Ellsworth Dtrpntu Lockhari. En-
worth.
Ar. MAY y. >ch,. u. -. Haskell. Hrrrrk
-. Johns. T.. r.; Fair Dealer. Pratt. Els
worth.
Ar May 81. -ch,. J. Il. >tin,on >tn.on. and
'"rdo'a. Alien, Deer Isle; Nj. Vernon. Rob
bin>, >urry; 'arc--a, Mo~cley, Ellsworth.
NEW loRk.-Ar. MAY 70, -ch- Adam
B"wlby. Bowicn. Ellsworth for Rondout
Alpha, Wooster. sullivan.
PoRrsMor TH.->hl. May u. sch Princeton
GRAY. Deer Isle.
FoRrL.Np.-Ar. MAY -. schs Lucy
Elizabeth. " ais, Bar llarbor; Highland
Queen, Bedford, Hancock.
Sid. sch. Ricnzi. Chatto. sodgwick.
Ar. May y. >ch. Allenda", Rcmick Els
worth.
Sid. >chs. Blarh Warrior. Babbidge, Deer
Isle; Frank Pierce, Grecniaw Sandy Point
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A Card

WIN. II. II. Rice Post. G.. A. r.. of Ellis
worth. as an expression Of its great appre-
citation Of the many favors, it has received-too
numerous to mention herein aid Of Memor-
al observanees, hereby extends for such favors
its most cordial thanks to the Ladies' Relief
Corps, the clergymen and Mayor of Ellsworth.
to the teachers and children of the public
schools. to DR.. Abby VI. Fulton. Mrs. Eugene
Hale. Miss Amelia Bush, Rev. T.. A. Her
ring. the Baptist choir, DIR. S. c. Gordon.
DIR. q. W. Brag,iOn and all those who SO kind
ly assisted him in singing, and to any and all
Others who in any way aided it in suitable re-
memhrance OF the fallen comrades Of its
members.
Per order of the Post,
J. c. CHILCOTT. Com.
Ellsworth June l. 1885.
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Marine List.


Wc'lnr-iay Ma, q.
ARRIVED
>sh tl;y % Ell-wnrth, I;nu,cy salem
~'h Panama. TruHdy Hbstnn-
>rh t,cn- Il. fugrr~.'n, Rider. Belfast.
N'h Ain"nla, smith, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Abigail IIayuc- Jonr-. Eas,an,
THURSDAY MAY =.
ARRIVED
~ah Wc-tertoa. Jordan Boston
~'h Nc~iAl, spear. Trenton.
>sh crap" ifarvy, Bar Harrison
SAILED
>rh R'7lond', rag;en. New Haven.
SATURDAY MNy p.
SAILED.
~rli t.tn. u fugvr-oa. Ri.lrr. RpuIput
~~h Nc-lcy Abbott, htitakrv. Knndnut.
sunday, Nav 81
ARRIVED.
81 'ory, Tu'sorihy. Pruyilcsie-.
IN 90 Flower. Sargent. Bar Harrison
NaHflas. Junt
SAILED.
N-'A Ailf"reer, tlIr.. Ba-,"u.
THe-'lay, june :.
ARRIVED.
>.'h Aiiendaie, R.mi'k. Portland,
SAILED.
"a Mar, : 'u-hman, ra;teu rru,t.lcnrc.
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" "a Court 81 Probate hu}trn ~ Hu,k -pur- with
10 amt for the county III Hancock, on The second
Wednesday Of MAY. \. u, l>>j.
y tMEE1 named executor ia a certain III
IL -frumcrt purPortnS 10 be- the last y III ana
Testament 81 " lillian r Holland. late II k,trn, ia
,1lt county deceased having presented the same
for probate
pRbbREp, That Jhe -aiI l.. y. Emcr7 zi,e note, "a
all person. Interested by causing a copy of
this "r'ler tai Lee published three weeks -ur
cr-sive!t IN the Ellsworth Americas. priutcI ur
published AZ Ellsworth, that they may appear at i
Probate Cont % hr held AZ Ellsworth, ln s.tid
county, ON the second "Wednesday of June licNt
At ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon and shcW cause
II any they have, why the said Instrument should
not be proved, approved and allowed As the last
viii AMI Testament NJ said deceased.
%. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest '-tHA-. L. DogR, Register. 3w2l.
true Copy, Attest .-tHAS l.. DpRR. Register
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Meeting Of the City Government
board or ALDERMEN.
Mouda+ Iuu.. ISS5


Mondas. June /. 1873.
Msyor in Chair.
Aldermen present. Wyman, Davis. JOY
Morrison and Emery.
Motion OF Alderman " ymsn y otcd TO re
consider the woe by which the ,i,ieys ak from
Mr.. j. Black homestead to the Head Of
Lane was discontinued.
Voted that the Board Of Aldermen, acting a.
Il committee. ascertain the fact. relating to the
condition Of the Reeds Brook road over the
Iill'' leading 10 Maria,ille. sl-o the amount Of
taxes paid by the property on said road aud
report the same with recommendations At the
xt meeting Of the Board.
Voted that Ephraim IIisgin, and Israel
Brown be allowed ten dollars each. on their
taxes. 10 be expended upon their road. sub
ject 10 the approx al Of the street commissioner.
Voted that anne ldment be- made 10 the
vote authorizing the sale OF the right OF way
over the city poor farm that. amended. il
shall read a. follows That the City Treas
urer be authorized 10 convey TO the Maine
Shore Line Railroad Co.. the right Of way.
30 long a wanted and used for railroad pur-
poses, over the city poor farm, in il. present
location. on file with the County Commission
er> for the sum OF one dollar. with an obligation
in said deed. compelling said railroad COM
pany 10 build and maintain a good and sur
ficient cattle pas, under said railroad upon re-
quest of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Voted that the City Treasurer be- and is
hereby authorized to sell at public or private
sale any and all property forfeited 10 the city
by reason OF tax sales and deeds, and that he
be further authorized to make such settl nent
of tax deeds not forfeited. ~ in his judgment
NAV be for the best interest of the city.
Voted that the report OF the street commits
sioner be accepted; that j. A. McGowu, Col
lector of Taxes. be instructed to pay the road
rolls for May and that the Mayor draw his
warrant in payment of same il found correct.
Voted that that portion of Oak street he
tween Church and State streets, be made Of a
uniform width Of the other portion OF the
street by disseminating to one-half rod on
each side of said section so that the width of
the street, its entire length, shall be three rods.
Voted that petition OF ii. +. Mayo and others
for the acceptance by the city, Of Elm street.
be referred 10 the committee on streets.
Roll Of accounts passed. Adjourned.
+. T.. BRADY.
City Clerk.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Adj
mnistrator of the Estate Of David 4. Haynes, late
OF Lamoine, in the county of Hancock, leceasedb by
giving bond AS the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deeeased's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to ex-
hibit the same for payment.
MELVIN D. HAYNES.
May IL, 1855. 3w2ls
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the County OF Hancock.
THE Undersigned sarah +. Brag,ion OF I.amoine
Il Guardian Of Calvin W and Fife /. BIZ; gon
minors respectfully represents, that said minors
are seized and possessed of the follow ing real
tate o. Wit Each one undivided tenth part OF the
homestead OF the late William BTag,lufl. situated
in LamOine and in addition thereto each one
fourth OF the buildings thereon. Also each one
undivided twentieth part of Il wool lot situated in
said I.amonc adjoining the lot owned bY
joel l.. Young. Also each one forticth Of a wood
lot situated in said Lamoinc known : the 'i;orc
Lot" That said estate j. unprosluctive Of any
benefit 10 said minors and tina; it will be for th.
interest OF said minors that the same should be
sold and the proceeds secured ON interest III.
therefore prays your Honor that -e may be auth
oTtLcd and empowered agrreaily to law to sell at
public private sale the above described real
estate such part Of 1t la your opinion may be
eNpe'.sent.
81 All +. BRAGDoN.
Iamone, May ,, iss5.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-At a Court of Probate held at
Bucksport, the second "Wednesday of Nav lss.l.
ON the Petition aforesaid, ORDKREn, That
uce lie given by publishing copy Of said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successiycly
In the Ellsworth American newspaper printed
published in Ellsworth. that all persons inter.
June next, at a Court of Probate to be holden in
Ellsworth, and shew cause II any, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. such
tcc TO be given before said Court
.. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest: CHAs T.. DoER, Register.
\ true copy, Attest CHAs T.. DoiR, Register.
3w2l
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Adj
ministrator Of the Estate of Joseph Hinckey, late
of Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, decease d
by giving bond as the law directs he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted the said de
ceased estate TO make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
ARTHUR c. HINCKLEY. (,
Bluehill, May Ii, 1885. 3w2Is
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HANCOCK, s~-Court of Probate, Buck port
MAY FERN, ls>5
A PETITION husiHg been filed by the widow Of
n each deceased Tor an allowance nut Of the
personal estate in the c~tatr. ot tine fulluWtn.
named pcr-ous, viz John Lawrence, Alvin II
Frost, Marayilc
ORDERED, That said petitioners give public no.
tice to all persons interested. by causing a cupv
of this Order Ia lie published three weeks success
sivciy in the Ellsworth American a new -paper
printed or published in Ellsworth. that they NAV
appear at a Court OF Probate Tor said COUNTY To-
be held at the Probate Office in said Ellsworth.
on the second Wednesday in June next al ten of
the clock ID the forenoon, AMI show cause il any
they have, why the same should NOT be granted.
o. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w2l- Attest .-CHaS. T.. DoRg Register
\ true cop Attest :-CHAs. T. DoRR, Register
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Dry goods and will not be sold than selling
Our stock quantity and price unqaled
After fourteen years of successful business this city pride ourselves
reached annually which,
unequled by the
done this unless the public using long
knowledge
that better prepared than supply the this
special bargains always be found u our
The following etes
be offer the exceptionally
toa outside Of
that IN fashion Dress silks Black and >lors; Boadcd
Rnram black and Plain
SHADES \rs Ia black and c"r plain and brocd This department
the at
that low firm in
body
III which this
is
line
Hosiery Gloves aud Underwear the
lh's department
with New York in
hn a received Special attention called Trimming
l'ra Buttons, and Beaded In
icrelt tyles aud qualities re lp to-
j. wo willu
il
tina
9TH good
our line do better
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RIO JANEIRo. AR. MAY !. -ch. Helen G..
Moselry. Holt, unchartered.
sAGrA;-Sld. Mag ~, bril- WOODBURY.
Brown, New York.
FORTUNE IsLAND.-Ar. May u. sch.
David Faust. Smith. from Ponce for New
York
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Died.

Obituary notices. Jegond The Date, Name and .4ge
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line.
Extraordinarily 2s Mrs Sarah, wife of Alfred
joy, aged 81 wears and months.
Ellsworth Falls.-May 81, Mrs. Caroline b..
wife OF silas j. Saunders, aged 50 years, months
and q days.
Aurora. May 30, Mr.. Robert Miliiken, aged IS
years and month.
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City and County.

Il. his. t.bF, attached 10 the American House.
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Nu.v Poi arb pail j. L. bs onr IF the At
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H,r this season. Il j. hcn- built hy y.
&, .-u.. Dr.. rorrlrtor of tll.. llotoI.
N-. u Wi.-.in. y, ha has been iil fpr
,n.,.,l, Ieft herr. for Portland. Non,ls,
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EASTWARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, from and 10 Portland, Boston
anu 81 John $40 A. NJ train from Bangor and
f4of NJ, train from Bar Harbor ran daily in
Guiding sundays.
En- Passengers by morning train from Bangor
connect at Bar Harbor every "Wednesday and
saturday with the Str. City OF Richmond for Mil
bridge, Jonespor1 and Machiasport. Returning,
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 iantiings
PAYS0S TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gen'I Manager.
F.E. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't,
Tyres
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Married.

Ellsworth. o. by Rev. pr Tenney Mr.
Ernest +. Gst-heil AMI Miss Minnie A. Miliiken
both OF Ellsworth