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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Merchant Tailoring.

Grouse knit Wool and Cotton Socks at
Jos. Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
FOR SALE.

Boys Hats, the new spring styles, a
the Eagle Clothing Store.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Daniel Wolf, Deceared.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrator of the estate of Daniel
Wolf, late of Preble County, Ohio, deceased.
B. F. NEWMAN.
GILMORE & HOLT, Att'ys. mar26-3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

Overalls, the best made, cheaper than
the cheapest, at Jos. Woerner's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Mayors. Proclamation Of
Election.

In compliance with the requirements of the
laws of the State of Ohio,
l, W b. MARSH, Mayor of the Incorpora-
ted village of Eaton, o., do hereby notify the
qualified voters of said municipal corporation,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
N1onday. ADrjI 9th. 1855.

between the hours of six o'clock A. NJ, and
six O'Clock P. NJ, at the Council chamber Getty
building) within said Corporation, an election
will be held for the purpose of choosing the
following officers for said Corporation, to-wit:
City Marshal, to serve the unexpired term
of NJ. Ryan, deceased.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
THEORY AND PRACTICE-7sme'4 As Hin

u. u. MILLER yEA1oN, ".
L. What is the highest faculty of the soul?
What is thought?
2. Name the organs of sense-perception.
What is m agination?
8. What works have you read on the mind?
On the practice of teaching?
A. Do you seek to govern all pupils by the
same means? Do you see the parent in case
of trouble?
5. Name the relations which should exist
between the teacher and parent; between the
pupils. Who is John Eaton?
6. What educational journal do you take?
Who edits the Ohio Educational Monthly?-
Name the present State Commissioner of Com
mon Schools, and his predecessor.
UNITED STATES HISTORY-Tgm 60 MIN.
l. Name and locate the tribes of Indians
originally east of the Mississippi. West of
the same river, What tribe excelled all others
in the arts of war, government and agricul-
ture?
2. Describe the religion of the Indian; ofthe
Mormon; of the Puritan.
8. Describe the Pequod War. What was
the "Society of Friends?"
4. Who was Gustavus Adolphus, and, what
was done by his people in "New Sweeden?'
What do you know of Peter Stuyvesant and
of Irving's "Knickerbocker?"
5. What is a pirate? Name trouble caused
by pirates, and their results.
6. Describe the Northwestern Territory.
z. What was the Ohio Company?
8. Give brief history of the magneto-electric
telegraph. Who was "Citizen Genet?''
9 Discuss the impeachment of Andrew
Johnson.
10. Name Cabinet officers of President
Cleveland. What newspaper do you read!r
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
GRAMMAR-TGme so Minutes.

GRAMMAR-ITme 20 Minutes,
1. What parts of speech are used as subor-
dinate connectives? Give an example of each1
2. What is the normal use of a word? The
a6normals The idiomaticf Give an ex-
ample of each.
s. What is a "fgure of speech?" A "fg-
ure of etymology?" A "fgure of s~yntax?" A
"figure of rhetoric?"
4. What use do you make of punctuation
marks?
5. Of what practical use to, the pupil is pars-
ing, an alysis, synthesis?
6. What two purposes do conjunctive ad-
verbs serve? Illustrate.
Z. How may the present participle be used9
The present infinitive? Give examples.
8. What is meant by agreement" and Soon
struction" as used in grammer?
Q. Analyze or diagram:
She was deaf as a stone-say one of the stones
Demosthenes sucked to improve his tones;
And surely deafness no further could reach ;,
Than to be in his mouth without hearing his
speech.
10. Write correctly: why you are a bird to
be sure said the owl and I am fond of birds l
love dearly to break their little bones we'll
said the bat I thought there was some mis-
take / am no bird don't you see mr.. owl that l
have no feathers and that / am covered with
hair like a mouse. f a.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
rec Councilmen to serve two years.

~ Given under my hand and Of
lsr. fetal seal, at my Office in said
~ Corporation, this Goth day of
~ March, 1885.
marriott. w. B. MARSH, Mayor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

All the leading styles of Neckwear at
G. P. Thum's.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

whya
9. What products does the United States
import2 Export
10. Draw an outline map of Ohio, locating
principle rivers and cities.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

Polo, or Skating Caps, for boys and
girls, 2Oc., at Jos. Woerner's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

aber uniere eerinee @ioerifanbs f6biqteit
unb bic sroBe Nnsabl u~nierer SeinSe be-
re5tisen wobl gu Der 6ra9e, oh es ni9t
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opfer = benz unsleiden Streits dussupets
den unb unisre seIiebte Saterftabt DOT
Sturm unb gIiineeruns su b~ewabren.
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Sortiesung folst.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
State News.

A check for SiO6, contributed by Port
land citizens, has been sent TO the sufferers
b,>the Galveston FIRE.
Wednesday night John H. Mallory as
sauited with pistol Policeman Pickett. in
house Of i'll fame at Portland. The officer
went il to make a seizure Of liquor.
Mallory was bound over in $500 Friday
morning.
The following postmasiers have been
appointed in Maine South Berwick june
ton. Moses Bennett; Phillips. b. +. Pratt
Long Pond, Vim. Cox Limestone. Perez
p. Sayward: Brook.ylle, Vim. X. Walker.
William A. Eastman. of Liberty. who
fell through a lime kiln three weeks ago in
Rockport village. remaining all night with
out aid. died Friday night from the effects
OF his wounds. He leaves a widow and five
children
-Wednesday boy found the dead body
of b. y. Hemenway, a builder aud promi-
nent citizen of Roekland, hanging by a rope
from rafter in the old steam mill at the
Brook" which has been occupied by Mr..
Hemenway as a shop. His feet touched the
foor, the rope being passed once around the
Fafter and held in his hand. The dece ased
was seen at | o'clock. No cause was as
signed for tie act. No inquest will be held.
The following pat@nts we're issued this
week 10 Maine inventors John Fleming,
Calais, Ere escape. John W.. Gordon and
G. I. Blanchard. Plymouth. vaginal irrigs-
for, John P. Kelly, Biddeford. devise for
holding boots or shoes. William r. Wick
cry Fast Auburn, car starter.
Capt. Paul 6. blanchard, formerly
senior partner Of the well known firm of
Blanchard Bros.. ship builders, of Yarmouth.
died Thursday afternoon, Of heart trouble,
aged u years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
Sheriff's Sale,

H.SCnCs. - Nov. 18th, A. D.. isS5
Rl virtue Of an Execution from the supreme Iu.
- dicta Court. dated the lith day Of November
II. ls>5 Wherein a ". Curtis Of Ellsworth il
l. debtor, ] have taken satisfy the ZANE all the
right. tiflc and interest which the said Charles "
Morrison has or had At the time Of the attachment
the original writ. the follow ing ..fat,
situated in IlswoTt tn said touuty Of uanrork
bounded aud described follows. 10 Wit. begin
ming on the -oAth side If Fine whrTr the sH,
ia situated hy the east side az Hancock thence
by the south side of Pine north II deg east
rods TO a stake and stone thence At right angie.
with Pine street IS deg east rods TO a stake and
stone theme" running parallel with Pine street
south - deg west and ~ tslths rods to stake and
stone the east side u Hancock street theme. bv
-aid Hancock street north deg west o. lurhS rods
to the plac. 81 beginning being the same premise.
conveyed 10 Charles " Morrison BY Nancy ~umins
by Oct 10 lisa and recorded In Hancock Registry of
Deeds, ul 1871 pagc ian Also other hand. In towns
uf Naltham, Franklin, and Township No III said
county Al the land and premise. described and
convey I'll In the following dvetls which Decd. appear
of record 10 the cgistr 81 deeds for laid County Of
Hancock, a j. hereinafter stated QuitciaiIu lttd
Julia Maenmfrr. Joseph II West. I.iHfit
hlai-deH, Mari , Biai-drlI and Francis Taft 10
} swan. and from said swan through various con
YES ange~ To said Charles " Morrison recorded iu
-aii kcgjsiry of hyel. for -ad County ot Hancock.
ia Vol. ~, folio if5 Quitclan deed. John I ~can.
mons teprge liliHms. Charles Williams and john
William. 20 = i. swan aui from SAN swan
vHoagh vRr,ou, convey ancr. 10 said ,harv.
Morrison. recorded IN .aId Rrgi-;rv Of Deed. rir
said COUNTY II Hancock in Vol ~ folio ~. sil
the land described In dced RECORDED Ii HAurock
kee'*'r' "t ticrd., Nol t3o fssr 10, and deeds
there referred 10
And .haU ell SAIL debtor. rish, t,rlc and inter.
t't IN AMI to tl" af ,re described pre- mi,c- public
auction to the highest bi.i-r therefor at the SHEER.
III piAc' IN Ellsworth ia sai COUNTY on wei.
h">da' ,ar alh tas of I'rcem5.r. \ D. 80 at
4. L pfyEEEuN
+NtH DrE4Lg >ucHH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
To Our Correspondents.

The American j. now receiving more
correspondence than il can possibly pub
li,h on it, second and third pages which
constitute the inside OF the paper; but
We wish 10 inform our correspondents
that their iayors are valued none the
less on that account. When We have
not room Tor articles on tie inside, they
viii be laid over for publication on the
outside of The next issue.
We mention this because we have
received letters from several valued cor
respondents expressing disappointment
that their communications di1 not APP
pear a. the time they expected. We do
the best We possibly can by all and we
want all to continue their tavors. trust
ing u TO give them a hearing at the
earliest moment possible. 1t Is said
that in An omnibus there Is always room
for one more. but such is not the case
in newspaper. Like a jug. you can
not fill il more than full. Be brief. be
trustfuI. be patient. Please pat these
three bees in your bonnet and continue
your favors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
National News.

A boy aged IA, named SNYDER, was kill
ed and eaten by hogs. the 10Th, while sleep
| ing in a straw stack near his fathers house,
at kankxkre. l Is.
WIN. Greene, 55 years old. a resident
Of Woonsocket, was struck and killed by
train while walking on the Providence 4
Worcester Railroad, Thursday afternoon.
= The schooner Highland Maid, of Port
Stanley, Ont, has been found capslzed ten
miles of Cleveland. 0. 1t is believed that
Capt Oliver and his two sons. who constitu-
ted the crew, are lost.
A priz. fight with bare knuckles be
tween Bill Frye and "Qaeeu Blnks." two
butchers Of Plttsburg. Pa, took place Thurs
day evening. Only one round was fought.
Frye knocking Bllnks out IN lees than min
ute. The fight took place IN Allegheny City.
1t has been announced that a riot &C.
CURED in III. fourth pool at Ptt,hurg. Pa,
FRIDAY morning between the strikers and non
union men Two hundred strikers are IN pos
session OF the mines. Several men were IN
Jured. The police we're compelled to retreat.
Both sides sent for reIntorcements.
The secretary Of the treasury has gen
eral charge Of the purchase of supple. for
ment. He has determined that contracts
for such supplies must be made at regular
market raie., aud ths, where proposals for
supplies are IN excess Of such rates, purch.s-
.. shall be made in open market.
The chief Of the bureau OF statistics re-
pors that the total value. Of exports of
nei chandise during the II months ended
October 81, 1855. we're l1.l-9,352. and
daring The preceding - months, S134 ST.
10. a decrease OF 81 .6is. Ar. The values
of imports OF merchandise :of the II months
ended October 81. 1851. were sj12 Al. 322.
ana during the preceding ! ? months. S6j2.-
j6l ii3, a decrease of $50. Iii .0ql. The
total nu nher Of immigrants arrived IN the
United States for the month Of October.
1888, was 25.9ls, again,, 32o97 during the
sane period IN lsN4
Seim Ritzsn and Mslj... Hartz came
Ia Centrsils, Pa. to get married THURSDAY.
The ceremony took place IA the Catholic
church. RiiKsn !. Poiauder and Mss HaTix
a Hungarian. Isese Two ralionaliiie. have
teea Al war with each other for some time
and the Huugsrlans opposed the match.
The couple i've a. Dark Corner, >eVeral
mics from C.utra.l1. After The wedding
Ine bride aud groom started for th.Ir home
~ a carriage. 4 party Of Hungarisn- mrt
them in the outskirts of Cen,rsiia snd
suited item With stones. 4 number ot
rul,uders came TO the assistance Of me
welded par aud FREE fight ensured P.,-
fl., and knives we're igerI, used JACK Boz
r.. II Ceutra.Ia, received srver.l wounds
from knife in The stomach and Geo.
SCI aum. aged g. ell, 10 r,' than t,e
w \erF her fE - ~ ? aFs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
SHERIFfS SALE.
ST ATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Nuvemher %, 4. ID. Issj.
TAKEN on execution wherein James Ellis and
George A. Wtllman both Of Boston, common
wealth Of Massachusetts, cupartners under the
firm name Of Ellis and Wellman are plaintiffs and
Edwin r. Hill of Buck sport, Hancock county
state OF Maine. is Defendent and viii he sold al
public auction Wednesday, the 3Dth dav Of
December, 4. u. ISIS, at the Office OF o. F. Gun
ningham IN said Bucksport, at two Of the clock ia
the afternoon, all the right, title and interest
which the said Edwin T.. Hill has or had on the
4th day of March, A. ID. $50 when the same was
attached on the original writ, in and to the follow
ing described real estate situated in said Buck--
port on the southerty liue OF Franklin street and
bounded, Beginning at the northwest corner of
land of {. ii. Rice thence souherly said Rice's
West line four rods to land formerly of Mrs
.pooner and Howes NOW of y. IL. Powers y
thence westerly on North line of last named lot
three rods to northwes st OF said lot; thence
sOuthery ON the West line Of said lot one half a
rod to the northeast corner OF the School house
lot thence westerly on the North line Of the
School house lot one rod to land Of John X. At
wood thence northery said Atwood's East
line four and one half rods TO Franklin street !:
thence ea,terly the line of said street four rods
to the place OF beginning containing sixteen and
one MALI square rods and being same premises
conveyed to said Hill by Mary A. SNOW, Nov 5,
\. ID l,.s, recorded in Hancock Registry Vol. 1872
Page $40
Also taken on execution wherein David W
Deane, Samuel b. Deane and William H. sanborn
all of Portland, Cumberland county, Maine for
merly capartners under the firm name of Deape
Brothers and Sanborn are Plaintiffs and said Ed.
win P Hill i DEPENDENT and will be sold at pub
lie auction at same time and place all the right,
title and interest which said Hill has or had on
the 3lst day of March when the same was attached
on the original writ in and to the premises first
above described, the sale under this last named
execution being subject to one FIRST above men.
toned.
J.w. PATTERSON,
SwSa Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

until late in the evening, too late indeed
to he read sooner than the next morning
by very large majority of our citizens.
The Wing has thus the advantage of all
of them, and, i'll this particular. of even
that model daily, the Lewiston journal.
The Wing comes TO us in the morn
lug. fresh from the office of its publca-
ton and is eagerly sought by our cit
zens who demand of it, Waterman,
what Of the night" and then peruse
its pages 10 find literal answer to
their question. Ably conducted. straight
forward in lis dealings and out-spoken
in its sentiments. ii is not too much to
say that the Wing is general favorite
with the people of Ellsworth and vicinity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
Sher48,s Sale.

HANCOCK, SIS, Nov. 9th, A. ID. lssj.
11Y virtue of an execution issued fIon the >t-
~ preme Judicial Court, dated the 10Th day OF
November, A. D.. 1855, wherein Edward y. Chase OF
Bluehil surviving partner of the late firm of Mel.
tiah n. Chase & Son Is Creditor, and the Stewart
Copper Mining Company of Biuehill in said County
Is Debtor, have this day taken all the right title
and interest which the said stewart Copper Mining
Company has or had at the time of the attachment
on the original writ. to the following Real Estate.
to Wit certain lot parcel of land with the
buildings thereon situated In Bluchill, in the
County of Hancock and state of Maine. and bound
ed and described Il. follows: Beginning at the shore
of second fond,n called, at the corner bounds
between lands now formerly of Syiyanns Doug.
lass Ibis homestead lott and land here conveyed
formerly Of James ". Douglass thence northeast
ery by the old fence to the public road thence BY
said road north - deg east fourteen and one hall
rods thence crossing said road north rs deg ives,
siNiN-two rods to Third Pond" so called: thence
by the shore of said pond soutiw esterly to stake
and stones, thence seuthsrly to htrge rock at the
corner of the field and pasture at the aforesaid road
thence by said road westerly To point opposite the
fence between the property of the douglass Copper
Mining Company and land here conveyed; thence
following said fence to the shore Of second Pond
thence by the shore of laid pond easerly TO the first
mentioned bounds. Difference is hereby made "a
deed dated Nov I'D, ls>O, aud recorded in Vol
l7d, Fol 6s, Of Hancock County Registry Of Deeds
And shall sell said Compsny'- right title and in
terest In aud 10 the above described premises at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder therefor at the
Monday, the 18th day Of December, A. ID. 1855
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
\. X DEvEREUN
3Ntp sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03
Patents Granted.

Patents granted to citizens Of the New
England States on Nov. Il. 1885, and re.
ported expressly for the AMERICAN by c. A
Snow < Co, patent LAWYERS, opposite t. S
Patent Office. Washington. d. C.: Ino Adj
New Haven. Conn, staple machine Jno.
Adj, New Haven, making cotter pins g
4. Barnes. New Haven, Conn, wrench; S
Bradley, New Haven, Conn, heating appar
stus 6. ID. Briggs, Providence. r. J., eve
glass hook y. Slingland, Falls Village
Conn, furnace J. W. Drew. Nichols. Conn.
fork guard ID. L. Durand, Derby, Conn.
suspender buckle; H. II. Ham. Portsmouth
y. H., nutlock NJ. w Henius. Bridgeport
Conn, corset stay; G. 4. Hook. Brewer,
Me, hammock chair; I. sherwood, Wes-
terIy, X. l., fabric ; c. ID. Jansen. Torring-
ton, Conn, rule and level J. Scott, South
Ington, Conn, pocket rule; T. B. Lavev,
Bristol. r. l., overshoe; H. s. Lord, Hart
ford, Conn, water closet valve; J. NJ Mer.
row, Morrow, Conn. machine for sewing
looped fabrics; F. w. Moseley, Poultney
VT, creamer; J. Nesle, Bridgeport, Conn
reamer l. Smith, New Haven, Conn, roller
skate wheel W. l.. Epson, Meriden, Conn,
call bell B. VslIett, Providence, r. l., cab.
met for curtains; B. Wing, marlborough,
Me. hub centering device; r. Wolfe,
Waterbury, Conn, wrench.