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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-17

side, is quoted as saving: There is not Re
publican in the coming Congress who will not be
glad to vote for this act to promote Hancock"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-17

Bourget, that you would not abandon account
of the mission which you have goodly given me to
fulfil in all points. LOUIS DAVID" REL.
The followinv was yvritten the same day:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
Granite Quarry Property
For Sale !!
Notice Of Sale by Trustees.

IEJHEREAs the Collins Granite Company, of
w East Buehili, Maine, corporation existing
nntter the laws Of Maine, and having Its Office ut
Portland, in said state, ON the secnnd day of Jan
aary, 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 $50, Folio 40 aud
In the records of the town of Ruehtil, Book 2,
Page ,s, AMI In Che records of the City Of Port
and, Book "a, Pages 80 and 2i1, conveyed to
William r.. Gouii, OF Deering and Byron II.
Ncrrii of Portland, both in the County OF Cum
bertrand, The real estate and personal property
heretn described, In trust TO secure payment III
certain bonds of said corporation therein tescIih-
ed, dated january ;. A. d., 1881, aud interest
thereon ut six per cent. per annum, PAYABLE
quarterly. and quarterly payments of ave hun
'iresi dollars 20 fnkng fund therefor contiition,
among other thingstht IL default shall be- latic in
the pay of any OF said bonds the interest
thereon. or any part thereof. the sail sum II
five hundred dollars, quarter yearly at the enj of
every quarter during the first i've years as afor,-
said, or In the performance OF any other OF the
conditions OF THIS deed, then IL shall lee law full tor
the said grantees, the survivor of them and
their successors t" take actual possession the
property hereby conveyed, and self and dispose
OF sHiitient amount thereof with the improve.
meats thereon 10 nay the principal and interest of
all OF said bonds which may then le outstanding
AMI the expenses of the trust, larger amount
H. Ia their Judgment, part can not be sold with
out loss rr injury to the whole, and account Ia the
said gfautor its successor or assigns for any
baiaHCc or the proceeds If such sale remain
ing over aud above the amount required for the
above named purpose, such sale Ia he at public
auction, on the premises after three
months notice thereof published in new spaptr
printed in said Portland. and one in the uuntv
Of Hancock, and without other notice or demand
and whereas the conditions Of said trust mortgage
deed have been broken, and the holders uf said
huahS of he said corporation which are now out
standing have heretofore requested u the said
trustees 90 take possession OF the said property
conveyed To "a Ia trust and forcciose said trust
mortgage deed, and t" sell said property In ac-
ruTihnre v ith the terms and provisions u said
deed and We, the said trustees have notified said
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
-s'--tpn "f said property, now therefore, notice
j. hereby given that we, the sail trustees. claim
foreclosure "t the said trust mortgage deed for
breach of is conditions, and that our Judgment
being that part Of ,ail property sufficient pay
s-,rt outstanding bombs amt accrued inter- :
tArrrnu. cannot i'C sald without injury To tn,
L.t - - IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

-. BRonk>NiILE.- ~. April .. -ch 1T
sou. tooEi~. Rockpori.
81. April -. ~. Eirh 4 Eihcl, cousins
Rpckport.
Ar. April II. -tb. Eiiih \ Ethel, Cousins,
Rockport.
Ar. April II, ,ch. Unison, Coomh~, RocA-
port.
Sd. April l., .ch,. Canton. Condor. Ro,k-
port; Lion. Hutchinson. fpr Deer lie to loAi
granite for Boston; Tiara. Chattu for Rock
land Ia load lime for >aco.
Ar. April II, -rh. Canton. Condor, Rock
port.
BAIH.-Ar. April 10. ~tl. J VI. Morai.,.
Jordan, Perth Amboy.
BEyERLY.-Ar. April Il, Oh. ABBY Was
.on, Lord. lioboken.
RosroS.-Ar. April Ii, >ch. Cordo,a.
A Hen. Deer Isle
Ar. Apr. 10. -rh. Laurel. JOY. Franklin.
Ar. Apr. Il, -ch-. omaha Hsggerthy.
Hancock; Angola. Young, sullivan.
Ar. Apr. 20, -rh. Grace T.. stevens. Stevens,
Goud>boro.
NORFOLK. Sid. April II, sch. Clara
Barbados.
NEW YORK SD. April Is. bark J. W.
Dresser. Parker. Gibraltar aud Cadiz; sch,.
\. W. Ellis, Ferguson. Portland: Silver Heels
Bulger. Southwest Pass.
PHLADELpHIA.-Ar. April Ii. ,ch,. Jen-
nj" \. stubbs. >tubb>, Port De Paix: susan
\. Pickering. Haskell. Sagua.
PoRTLAND.-Sld April Is. sch Lillian NJ
Warren. bound South fishing.
Sid. April Is. sch. Franklin Pierce, Holmes.
Southwest Harbor.
Ar. April l., sch-. Highland Queen, Woo--
ter. Ellsworth; Caroline krei,cher, Dever-
euN, Buck>port.
Sid. Apr II. >clis. Alfalfa. Thur.ton. Els
worth; Northern Light, Look, Calais.
PERTH AMBoY.-Sld. April IS. >ch.
Victory, Miiliken, Portland; Marcellus. Alley,
Pawtucket.
SALEM.-Ar. April IA, sch. +. Clos-on,
Haskell. Boston for Winterport.
SAvASNAH.-Sld April l6, sch. II. J. Cot
trell. Haskell. >atilla.
VINEYARD HAvEN.-Ar April Is, sch.
William II. Gard, Wooster, sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
Disease is Misery.

assistion from Health Of Body;
.}.sa' =. pss'emfs,, .hala y, i,yegslayiy Of
IN i7-a.. Noinitter what the disease may be
tsrral, ], il caused by some disturbance Of the
K.IaSy, Lir.r, B'aof, or .v,zss. Any medi-
cine TAT dos not act directly on these, and
especially on the Beet kidney. or Lf,ey, can ac-
oo:nIheh no permanent cure A thorough
a-',w' ri-ge If tie functions Of these organs is
nao'~sir 10 produce remedy for their ills.
IL W., safsaparilla is made from formula
ws,t.ti p. tn, late VIM. II. Brown, Md, a grad
u,,s from Bowdoin College and Harvard Medical
S,'pe', and student in European institutions
nr, Brown was tie family physician Of the
pfesc;': thhf TnSise Of l1ais>, as well as other
lrH@ nm. m-a Of our day and was highly re-
ssc u, alike for his virtues and his skill 1t
VIII D. seen, therefore, tia: we present, not com.
mon patent medicine, bat SCIENTIFIC frefaration
q lf9afron5 Po5eer whereby
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
Obituary.

Died ia >ri.wick, March 10. Mr.. >u,an
GAlr. " i,iuyy Of the late Col. Rowland Carlton.
and daughter u Rev. Daniel and Mr.. susanna
Merrill.
The subject u ihi- notic'' wa- born in Sod
wirk. Jan. :. l,@a. and therefore. at the time
Of her ,lece;i,e wa, upward. OF ~ year, Of a,-.
In early IT. he became subject Of renewing
grarr. and Noy. 3. l>41. united wiki the fir-t
Baptist church in her nar,e town. During
-iNty-ive years II church life. her faith in
Christ remained mistaken. Ills ability and
willingness 10 saNr she never questioned and
but seldom cherished any doubt, respecting
her own interest in iIj- atenin- work She
Wa a nObt. Christian woman. Intelligent. SYM
pathetic charitable. In the community where
she VA, 70 long and fayorably known. a. well
a. in her own family, her loss will be deeply
felt. She brcathed her last in the house which,
upward, Of sixty years before, she entered a
bride. and now sleeps in the cemetery but
few minutes walk from the place OF her birth.
Il.
>tigwi ck April, I>Si.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

"Misery is Great Uahatfiaess; Esf,esae Paia
in Body; Natural Evlis that ave caused By
W,aehSdsess' AngaisA, Distress, CALAMITY.
Kidxey Diseass, Lite, Complaint, and Bioaa
Dixase cause most Of the misery in this life.
Much Of it is needless, because Browns Sarsa-
parilla will, If taken in time, enye any case Of
disease Of these organs. We claim it will do
this, because 1t has done ii hundreds Of times all
over the State, and We are constantly printing
testimonials showing the wonderful power over
disease that it has.
II misery has come in unto you, if the shadow
Of a coming sorrow fingers about your once
bright Preside, if Disease has laid his hand upon
you or yours.-eionf gits M until you have sought
the aid so many have found in Browns Sarsara.
rilla. You may, like many others, find that aid,
and then you may be sure that health is being
restored and that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

Mt Desert.
The ice left Somes Sound the 18Th last.
and it is now all clear to shipping.
Whiting and Allen have large crew
on their quarry. breaking paving, and
Mr. VI. l.. Allen has commenced OPEN
ing quarry on the lot purchased last fail,
near c. J. Halls quarry on the sound.
The cry Of our milmen Is rain. ram"
The water Is exceptionally low for the lime
of wear, snd unless rain sooh comes 10 the
rescue. our mills must be shut down.
For the benefi, Of the VT Desert Herald
that it may correct an error made IN last
weeks issue. will say there is post
Office here at Somesviie. 10y name MT.
Desert" and has been for years, with the
exception of few days this spring when 1t
was changed TO Somesville but was changed
back to the original name before the first
change was generally known by the people
in town. Who recommended the change is
not known, but it is supposed that some
good old democrats, being over elated and
filed with JOY at their success. had to do
something, or burst. and so conceived the
glorious idea thus to immor'aize their
names, and also be constant reminder TO
all disconsolate republicans who received
their mails at this office. But alas like
many Of their anticipated pleasures, and
changes under democratic rule, they were
doomed to disappointment, and people
interested may take notice that the name
of our Office is Mount Desert, and that
Jonathan Hamor is Z. VI. and not Henry J.
Hamor as reported in the Herald Our =. NJ
is good thorough republican, and there are
lots more here of the same kind.
&c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
Vote of Thanks.

After tn GrAni JIrs hal completed il
bu-iu.->. Mr.. :. u. Gray. 81 Brpok-till.. Wa
.all-d 10 thu chair. and votes 81 thanks were
passed 10 Me>>r>. Heath and cole. foreman
AMI clerk. and Ala To- Couniy Attorney. .. r.
Fellows for the faithful. courteous aud able
manner in which the' had performed the du-
tie uf their ofice. Each of III. above named
gentlemen responded In happy AMI grace
ful manner expressing thanks and congrsi-
ulalion- for The harmony and good feeling
that hal prevailed in all their deliberations.
The officer in charsr. Mr.. Poster, Of Amherst,
came in aud returned thanks for Kind and
courteous treatment in all hi intrrcour-, with
The juror AMI County Attorney. \ hearty
vote of thank, Wa then extended 10 Mr.. Fo--
ter and Ia all the other Off -sr- for their kind
nc-- and faithful performance Of duty.
SCRIPT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
vi. Desert f-rr,
\>I'>t

The Steamer Lewiston i, nov on the
route from Pnrtl4nl 10 El,tpon touching
here on her eastern trip FnIav and on her
western trip Monta, MANY pa,>eng~r,
bound east prefer thu, route. takgn, the raj
20 and from tins terminus.
Twelve careoes have been shipped from
S4iittan and franklin aud passed III, place
TINS ,pr,ng and there IA 4 demand Cor vessels
10 load with paving which are now on the
shlrves read, for Shipment
large piles Of wood are On tn wiarve>
aud landings AMI the outlook Tor smaN
coaster. seems 10 b. good. bat much. uf
course will depend upon the market for the
productions of This section, IN view Of th-
business % be done coaslai-r II see N, very
strange tina, the owners Of coasters should
say Ten hens are more profitable than
coaster"
Mis-. j. ha, hen that !ail asa e..
measuring ia circumference j ; / \ ; +
inches and weighing 1--WE ounces. \. Is.
This hen AVS only Tot name mdrlst
There /, on exhibition here anrx SER
mcn' IL the shape Of bell hucy made and
patented b, ". r. Close Of Bangor. that IS
1t seems to be Intended for smooth water
and keeps up constant ringing when there
Is wind enough 10 ripple the surface Of tie
water. Ii tins buo, is kept IN place TO
mark the position OF the ledge near the
wharf. from which the spindle was carried
ava, b, the zee, j, may disturb the s!um5ers
OF those occupying rooms IN the Cafe.
The constant ding dong which Is so unpleas-
ant To them. may be sweet muse 10 the
ears of anxious pilots and tlmid passengers
whose safety may depend upon the warning
notes il ut;ers. Whoever contributes By
his inventive genius 10 lessen the dtngers Of
navigation is a public benefActor anu d.
serves public respect and patronage. Long
may the inventor live to enjoy The fruits of
his labors." The buoy is the desileratum
of the time y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23


Capt. V. Ii. Bonsey, arrived home Friday,
from a voyage TO South America. He was
6rst mate Of the Col. Mllikcn. and left the
vessel al Bath.
Mes . Currgf X JOY report that the
boom in IF Iine OF business foretold by them
during I'd, winter has come. See their change
II advertisement IA, xt week.
Grand jury returned indictments us
follows: Incest; / Aboriiou; Deer Kill
in-. ; Larceny Malicious Mischief; l Ac-
,t--ofg befpgc ihr fast; Ii Liquor.
T. t. Barney, Esq. OF New Bedford,
N.,,., aul j. McDmitt. ESD, of Boston,
u,ir registered at the american House on
rus-..s. fhry had bu>iae>s in Court.
Th-rr viii 81 Union services. on Fast day,
. la. n-r'4aiioual church at the usual
.a.tuu- hour. Hc,. +. \. Herring. pastor Of
.l ial,i-' Church will dyIiycr the sermon.
So received pleasant csIl this twc,ines-
lHrI morning from DR.. l.. \. Frink Of South
U..r i>lc. Dr. Frink ,isiI- Ellsworth a. e
witness IN IN important ca.e before the SUI
nT m. court.
e, tho rs>iJ me-, IL +. H. Jordan. Bangor.
T1e-53s. Aprll a. il- az, Wa 81 wears, 5
maufA~. The remains will be- taken here
THURSDAY ior intermeBt.
A p-,e entitled zone Must Marry" trans
| rra-u The German of \. Wilhelm by
E., ". II. Lfun, l. unler rehearsal and
IS I'd pr >,uiri, with other attractions. next
IS h hr AZ. In. Com.
~,f1r about 1900 Grand Army men have
g.. ..i for communications At Portland dur
81 th' National Encsmpmcnt. President
4ni, Con. sheridan and Admiral Porter
DIS, -'.'ai thar thry viii bc present If posi-
capt, ". l.. Bcmick. of schooner Alien
a....1h. u.N pachf helvccn Portland and
-oor'h, Wa- Oh hand II >o"n a. the ice left
h4 and came NJ the river with cargo
mm Portland. al once. >arh promptnc-- will
nip .afrans-, ftr 'he "Ancndaic."
Rev Israel Tla;haway Methodist pastor at
~. a- Island. s-ri >iNiy-fsc year-. VIII" has
p. 80 ID With ca,arrh II the liver. died Thurs
d. ViHt. hsin. taken from ia, house 10 swans
l-.al niin-. To- in.n >'c.mrr RocAlaul. His
Ht.n. wen, taken 20 South West Ilarl,or aud
....A l.,r Forwarded TO has Narhia.. hi, for
a.eaonc
Nr. 49,, uarl il, M.IHAya Wh,arArl from
Ht 80 Mss. 'iu>.:f- aipu, i-tl wears
is aul wbn ha> lsfrl. r-id 4! ~ North Cor
4la.in fii- -.a't. va, attacked with bleeding
.u un->. A-i "Wednesday. an /. at is-t
~ Morn t4st M MfiILf,, j. /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

Bar Harhrr.
The Derby cottage is receiving fresh
coat Of paint, under the supervision Of
Canning.
II. A. Gran, and family Of Tarrytorn,
y. Y. Will arr,e at Bar Har5or for the
season. about June -.
Tie Belmont Hons is 5eing newly
painted.
Col. W. +. Holland. after ijng,tn;
illness. is very muca improved IN heata, ant
is again seen upon our streets.
-Messrs Moor X Pendle;on. carriage.
mouse and sign painters. are receiving very
liberal patronage.
Geo. 7. Higgins Ia, leased BIZ, second
cottage to Mr., Richard l.. Campbell of
New York. for the coming season,
David \. Bunker ha, lie, HI. cottage.
near M4in street. 10 Ms. Howard, Of B,s-
ton.
a. G. Ruiser he, bis store completed.
aud with a fresh stock Of goods i, dom.
thriving business. People IN want OF good.
vii do W.. 10 give him call.
At recent meeting Of Bar lIarhor
Lodge F. \ NJ J. II rr>~~s w.
elected proxy 70 the Grand Lodge
Geo. " Hamilton has a arg, and
varied collect On of plants at ID. Ma green
hous- on School street Taos NAp wi.h
to improve their flower gardens during tie
spring, cannot do better than buy Of him.
-Gregarys Narb'ehead garden seed,
are advertised by Higcn, Brothers a,so
large stock Of ~Ali papers, hats. caps, cloth
ing, boots. shoes, &c.
Schooner \. q BROOKS, recently ar
rived from Boston With freight lo l. l..
Roberts. D,,.>i, n Brcs,f 4ni others
A large lot Of sever pipe arrived oa
SATURDAY. by vessel from Portland, for the
ueN sewers which are to be eoastrucfrl
here ms spring. Operations viii begin a,
soon a. the frost VII! ALLOW.
Nj, X j. S'eteu> i. about to close
her business here SIC has Iea-rl her
s'orr on Man stree; to T. II Moses Of
Bucs>puft
-Nm. Vincent. w,hink To improve d.,
farm a, otter Greek. will lcl>c the empio,
Of Edward Cole, a, Cfnm veil, lIarbor,
ahopI NAV i
Aprii -. ANEH1>t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF April, a. H. 1888,
HENRY Whiting & Sons and Alexander Fulton.
IL having FLEET petition praying for aiminis
tration OF the estate OF james Alex anter in said
county deceased.
ORDERED THAT the Petitioner give notice 10 all
persons Interested 10y causing copy Of the Peti-
ton and Order OF CoHu thereon, ia he published
three wceks suecesstyey in the Ellsworth Aiaeri-
can, newspaper printed pHhl's In Ellis
worth. that they may appear at Probate Court
To be held AZ Bnckspors. In said County, on the
second "Wednesday OF May next, Mt ten u'clpck in
the forenoon and shcw cause. IL any they have.
why the prayer Of said petition should NOT be
granted.
3wlG+ o. r. FI7NNtNGifAN Judge.
Attest .-t'HsS. 4. DpgR. Register.
\ true copy. Attest ,--tH.s. 4. DuRg, Register.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Cogu Of Probate, Etlsv oFtt.
April Term, ISIS.
A petition having bern Glci by the widow of
each deceased, FOR allowance ott af the person.
al estate IN the estates of the following named
persons, Viz
NANCY T.. MOVES. lti:e of RAcks5efs.
A-fRSHiLL HfRDiA6, lat. ef ataeaW-
ORDERED. That ,ail petitioners give public
tier to 81 persons Interested by causing cupN
Of this orler be published, three weeks ,Hcccs.
SiVp'y ia the Ellsworth American a nesy- Vaper
printed Published in Ellsworth, that they may
appear NJ Court III Probate for said County, u
bt held at the i'r,lltu Office in Burkspprt. On the
secot.d " Wednesday in Man next OF the clock
in he forenoon. AMI show canSe, II any they have,
why the >Ynir should not hs granted,
~. T.. CI'N\iNGHAM, judge.
\ true topy. Attest --CIlA>. r. DuRE. Register.
IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, thar he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Adj
minisrator Of the Estate Of Francis Dcs Isle, late
OF famoinc. in the county of Hancock ,deeeased by
giving bond as the law directs, he therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted 10 the said
and those who has. any demands thereon b ex-
hihit the same for payment
ISAAC u. DEsISLE.
Lanloinc, April II, IsSa. 3wl1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
Apr. 20.
North BroOkliu.

i think our section of the town the
mos, beautiful TO be found for miles. Al
NOS, its entire length is situated on BIuehili
bay. In the distance are Mt. Desert noun
tain., and the road lies along the shore from
BROOKLYN centre to Bluehili. A more pleas
ant drive could not be found. In summer
all who will take them have their houses
filed with boarders who seem to appreciate
TO the utmost the beauties and bealthful
properties Of the place.
There has been quite revival in this
section of the town, under the auspices OF
the Rev. Messrs. Harding. Bartlett and
Mayo; quite a number of young men have
been united with the church, and still the
interest continues.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23

BiuehiIi.
The embargo is raised the bay is Gear
and the steamer "Morrisoa" now makes
her regular trips.
The Rev. II. L. Freeman entered upon
his duties as acting pastor Of the Conyrrga-
tionai church YESTERDAY A full house "a
timely and practical sermon.
The Odd Fellows Lodge appears to he
in very fiourishing condition. New mem
bers are constantly being ad led aad har-
mony and The best nf fee!ias prevails The
late NJ X. Chase was member OF the
lodge, and his heirs in consideration of the
many acts of kindness shown him during his
last sickness. have given ,hc lodge the use
Of their hall for The coming wear. for all Of
which they are very grateful.
DR.. Bunker, supervisor OF schools, is
at present kept very busy atteading 10 the
wants Of both body and mind.
ONCE IL A WHILE
April %
ME-. Austin Stevens saw two deer, very
them was very large one. They wen, in
INV VI sNttte ptii
Capt. " 6 Tucker st fre ia brush
heap. Saturday, which came near causing
mischief. and Mr.. Hargrave set brush
heap on FIRE the sam day which gave rise
TO much excitement. and caused the he'll TO
ring for FIRE
There is good chance to put consid-
cradle labor upon the roads in town.
Mr.. VIM. II. Darling has been pro-
nounced insane by physicians, aud wil' be
taken to the Insane Hospital. to day, Mon
day. He has been growing worse for the
past month very fast.
FRIDAY afternoon the house Of Thomas
Wescott. in Biuehll. near the Penobscot
line, caught fire from the chimney and
burned. and owing 10 the high wind the
house OF Joseph Steele on the opposite side
Of the road caught fire. aud wa, soon in
ashes. Mr. Wsscott Is hard working
man. With several Young children. and the
loss i a severe one to him
Apr 20. ROB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-23
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