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Maine Matters in Washington.

The Boston JDATHIfs Washington CORES
pondcni writc-; Governor rlai>ted i, the nnl,
representative of Maine here. lie doe. not
MAKE much progress. but >ay~ tia, he a, least
succeeds IN >e''in. that no wrong i, done IN
reference Ia the Maine officers. scwe,l OF Bath.
has gone. A. far IL eau bc learned he ,onked
after little cl>e than his friend Gen Anderson.
chances Tor the Port land Collccior.hp and re-
ctitcd no definite or very encouraging infor-
nation. Their ], >tiIl feeling thal Bradbury
: in adv anro of HI competitor. lin that ..nn-
i"Ni- Reernt 'i-itor~ from New England have
been discouraged by the Presidents persistent
inquire, 4, 10 the evidence In support of Of
f'n-isc parii>sn,hip aud neglect % du,y.
ANON; the arriS a., expected {, u. +. Thin.
al Mount Vernon. IL stand, VOL 1T the \ =
r'"niurs' Department on hi record ~ an = :
ricu,tural authority. but "a !, said that what
eyer recommendation H. mikes u. 10 New
England matter hefrrv tlo' hur,4u win b. r.
eciNo'l Noinr Of hi, fri,nI. believe that b.
>r,h, a position ia that department.
The position u Postmaster b; Tatti.. ht.
alway- been awarded on the r. -aninpad,,ion
Of the Director, uf IA. solder, Home.
and hs> been uniformly held hv the commsn-
dani. The present oommaniani. Colonel
>.rPhn,on, i a dempcrat, ani ~l. 90 lpfli-
cant. Il VA taken for granted that he would
be appointed. Postmaster General y ila~. after
promising 20 make the appointment Without
special consideration. leaIno,! that the director.
had decided that 1t va, rather detrimental 10
the 'crsire for tn commandan' 80 set - Post
master. aud recommended kirk, who j, ciork
Al the Home and republican.
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Bowloin College 8o;h Commencement;
JUNE II =, l~~i.

SUNDAY 1855 J. NJ sermon before the
lpuns Mons thr-'an Association rs Rev. L.
y. Packard, Of Dorchester. Ma, = r. VI
Ba'rslaurcai" sermon by Prof. >amurl g..
Brown. II. II.
MonAay r. y. Junior rrile psrama-
ton.
TUESDAY -CEa,~ Day Exercises. Illumna-
uon and Dance an the Green in the evening.
W@ine-siay-9 4. NJ Phi Beta Kappa meet
Ing 1882 \. M. Meeting ~ the Alumni
z. u. Address commemorative 81 thu tate
Fr1i. y. ). Packard. ID. D.. b. Prof. Ecb,rt
&. >nfth. ID. d.. of Audoycr. Mass T.. "
Vocal and instrumental Concert under the
auspices of the Senior Class.
Thur>'iAy.-9 \. ". PRAYER meeting OF
Alumni and friends IN T. VI. &. A. Room.
Ia ~ 4. VI. Commencement exercises FOL-
lowed by Dinner i'll Memorial iall.-NiU ~
p. NJ Reception by tn" Faculty in Memorial
Hall
Alumni are requested 10 register their name,
and procure tickets for the commencement
Dinner between the hours of and 10 -
Thursday morning. at the Cleavcaud Lecture
Room. Massachusetts Hail.
Friday-S 80 \. NJ. Examination u candi-
datcs for admission to ,ullcgc. 1T Massachusetts
lialI.-9 A.. VI. Animal Meeting Of Maine iIi>-
tOrical Society in Adams Hall.
saturday-s3p \. NJ. Examination for adj
mission continued.
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not be utterly cast down by its dissent, its
censure, or its ridicuie. We Of the rural
districts have had funny experience in poll
tics with you men of Boston-I mean, of
course you who are now in the majority
for the last thirty years. Ii would have been
anything but funny il yeu could have had
your own way. You called Sumner fana-
tic, and Andrews a wild enthusiast. You
have since builded and adorned their sepul-
chres. You greatly excel in the art of tomb
building. You supported the Fugitive
Slave law, and returned with elacrity the
hunted bondman to his master. When
Abraham Lincoln, after quoting the words
of the Great Master, "A house divided
against itself cannot stand" said Il do not
expec, that this nation will permanently en-
dure half-slave and half free and when
Seward declared that there was an irrepres-
sible conflict between opposing and endur-
ing forces, you laughed their words to scorn,
and continued TO hold your so-called union
meetings" solemn conelaves fowls at mid
night voting to abolish sunrise. There was
still another man, wiser than all the rest,
who used to talk TO YOU in Music Hall, and
whom YOU sometimes mobbed just for di-
version. You are now, as usual, about erect
ing a statue TO his memory in one Of your
public squares. You will do the same by
Garrison ard Phillips. whom you also
mobbed, in due time. This man told YOU
over and over again, with terrible emphasis,
that You could not safely continue TO build
your house upon the treacherous SAINTS of ex-
pedency and compromise. and that the in
evitable result thereof would be redhanded
war. You needed him not, but builded on
until the storm came. and swept away, with
fire and blood, every vestige of YOUR fiimsy
and tottering supersiructure. Think of
these things, | pray you, sometimes at
your leisure. Consider. too, whittier YOU
are tending in your municipal affairs; for, If !
am not greatly mistaken, what is TO be the re-
suit of local self government IN New York,
Boston aud other great cities for the next 20
Years is one Of the most difficult problem,
which We shall be called upon to solve and
voa NAV Vet learn by the bitterest of human
experiences that Copiah and lazoo and New
Orleans have no patent for the preparation
Of violence and outrage upon the rights OF
citizenship and property. Like the psamisi
Of old. You ma, be- compelled to look up
unto the h.lis from whence cumeth your
help, and the stout sons Of Bcrkshr and
Franklin ana the other hill counties may be
called upon. nay. have already been
called upon, to rescue yoaT hearihstones
from the resa,,s OF Your stupid and long
continued political folly. Believe me. the
prospect j. not altogether encouraging. Do
not misunderstood me. h.liV appreciate
everything that j, noble and good IN your
city; il enterprise, its culture and its
Astounding charities. honor, too the great
iuf, lrspf f4ifhfu{ minority n Inch has
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Notice of Foreclo sure

WHEREAS y. 4. Halves nf Bronksville, county
w Of Hancock, and stat. of Maine. by HIS
mort gage deed aiet March IL, Isl aud recorded
In Hancock Registry Of Deeds, Book ~, page u.s.
conveyed To me q certain lot ~ land situated in
Bp,nk-Vtilr, county of Hancock AMI state Of
Maine, and bounded n follows viz Beginning at
northwest corner Of land owned by VIM. Wa-son.
the oh Moore l"t - called thence two hundred
AMI six rpsis &" land owned hy Luther L.. Tapicy
theme" northeast on ~atd 1aplcy line forty and
one half rtrls % Lamb NEED Us oti4 l.. farnhan
thence northwest tw" hundred and six ruis to
Land bwRcd by Benz. ". Tapiey thence south.
westerly forty ard one half rods 20 first mentioned
hound-, containing fifty rhrr" more or less.
ami whereas thv conditions nf -aii mortgage are
broken, therefore, thi- l. to give notice that
| claim foreclosure nf saii mortgage by reason
Of breach Of conditions Aforesaid. and give this
notice for that purpose
ROBERT TAPLkY.
" Brock willie Jgnr !. I>-j, lw.l
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NJHEREA, >aIuc II Iawc- Of Broos-ville.
W flinrE"k County, STATE ~ ManE1 by her
mort .aEs deed, d!ttc Mar,h H. lssl anil orr,
i IN llanF"cA Registry II 'irr'I. Vol ~! fol IA.
conveyed to 1T" the Unser-i-nt certain los
parcel 81 lauI situated In Br'uksyiilc and iuuni
~ .ul described A. follows I" vii beginning At
a ~t.kc anil stones the road lea,lng by Luther
IIpIrF dwelling hnu-s about six feet tn.
northwest Of thu nld Nnr Of the Darby lot call
c'i theme ,ntthca~tuarl Ia the northeast Of tho
Balm 6tlcad tree near Luther Taplcy'. dwelling
house about forty rods the -.,uthwc corner Of
t,cr-hIuJ haruum'S Land and The northwest corner
81 heir ~ Richard Halves. thence -outhwcsteriy
sl'ltfdsr, !tnc u land oW nf,i rs Luther TapIey
thtncr utrJhwe-t.riy on ~,i,t line aiout i rod. ,
thru.c usrthsi-tsriv au1 uOrthwc-tPry said
Iurirr IApl"N band To thc ru.li first ntpncsi .
thrurr IN The hr-t mentioned bound being four
acre. uirrt ur le-~. The conditions ~ said mort
- ~ Arr araAcn. AMI claim foreclosure OF the
-.iujr au.i ztsr thi~ noiirr Tor that purpose,
ROBERT TAPIEI.
Jun" :. le~i- per " H. c
IVA
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Sherifs Sale.

Uk>cotK. s.-Ma, IL. \. u. l--i
'rAkEN on execution " herein Nlhrrt + Ntruun
administrator ~ the goods and Estate Which
were Of Josiah Narnum late OF Fcnoh-cot ,icrcl-c,i
IL plaintiff and '-spncian Conan II lsIurhul Is
defendant an,i win d. sold it public auction IN
saturday the 18th day ~ June at three O'Clock In
the afternoon at the JfNcc Of -. l. Cunningham
in Buck,port IN s,i County. all the right title.
and interest which the said Nr-purlan 1. Couary
has or had on the t1th day Of June \. u l>+, when
the was attac hed ON the original writ In The
following described real estate situate IN HluehilI
Ia said county Ia wit beginning On the ra-terly
line OF wood lot formerly Of isaac p tnnIry, at
the corner bounds OF land formerly owned by
-aii Isaac Z. Conary and said NyspuriRn &.
Cnnary, thence northeastcrly an line Of said
Ipnary'- land about two hundred rods Ia land
owned by Frederic hriniir. thence ~outhca-t"riy
line Of said tirndle- land and same cuur~, II
land now or formerly owned Icy y. Colby : go.
g. land formerly OF Daniel Proctcr, thence nn l.uc
Of -aii Procters land sOuthwe-trry about tWn
hundred rods u corner bounds. thence north
westerly ON line of land now formerly OF Russell
{. Clay and same corner on line of band formerly
of said Isaac +, Conary To iir-t bounds containing
eighty seven and one half acres morn Ter less,
and being five eighth- nf lot NJ. l. amt one fourth
~ lot No. Ii, according I" II" plan ~ said town
Of Bluehill and the same premises conveyed To
-aiI Vespucian G. Conarv hy Nahum II luEall'-
deed dated April u. \. D. ls10, also the following
hot Of land with the buildings thereon 4" Wit
situated in said Bluchill beginning ~ the spring
at the southeast corner nf The home lot now
owned by said Ncspucian q. tnnarv thence
northwe-terly on line OF land formerly of Nathan
r slower. To stake and stones At 'rrucr OF land
formerly OF Daniel Prpcter, theme" on said line
>outhwesteriy 10 land formerly al Isaac T.. tonHry
seventy seven roi. thence a-trrlN un Hue Of
land formerly Of sail Isaac r. tpnary, across the
road to stake and stones nine rud- from the road
thence North b. last nfty-two rods to the spring
and place of beginning Also the following de
>crib,d lot II land situated In said itiuehilt to
wit The western part of lot No, Il, according
10 III. plan of said town nf Bluchill, said part
being two hundred rods in length ON the whole
length ami about tfty tive rod, In width, ron.
tanning sixty eight acres more or less.
J ". PATTERSON, Deputy sheriff.
3w4
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gIry BiiC,N rouCY TOW AEu TN INpErTN-
Dents.

pE>r>
Somebody ask what ,,li-, W. nra.a,.. q,
,l.,, toward ,bs I,.leo.,,4..r,. T., r,.,y,.,,..
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t..,4 ,..l.-, ,. ,.,.-,h ,f, ., a..
r,nk.s ", are no, ,4;,r> 1sis4 .L,.i ,hr,v
,,-. oi,..,,l.. h, ,i,c .,th ~ ,,r man uh,..
Gle, ,rs turned y,,cwara A.a.f ,r,;,ri,,
.,f tho lnd.osrt4r,,. viii Ia. with us by a ten
brney a, sfr,n, AZ The law If rr,,t.a,,of,
T,o, c,rr..t r..c,,io i.ol,,,d ,e-,,,n..,..
f,rr. ,f Guerrilla. II n,i,,,rs i in,ossibl,
All tberr j. really no Other mac. far ,hen 20
o.. rt., l,7..,it ,f,.,,.b, ,t,, ,.,r pr....I..,-
r,nI,J,,a "a. ,,,vo,,by NJ .,,,,,,r, In
M 4, ~, are. Nm ,ta-, d, I'M h,
M, hel;s,c II Eiai,. !, r,.r,Y,f man
snl ~ ,lost,b, ,h,t h.. n,..5si any sef.1re
q. ms hand. hs sb,,,it have !, WIN vii
har. ,-d rov r., ! !, rot. otb., and
,htar mon TIA, b,v. f,urb, tia, ha,,le
,r,,,,,,h,r,f, Uo,r ami u,vr,v ami Sbrr.
man and E,,y,.-Ga1 bla>s bir Ivill moi,
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~, .,r,,. ,,,.,,.,,,c. ,,,, m, Ec,,.l;cap
,,,rt, s. ,rs,,..r ,h,, a., ~ h. member. and
k,,ou ,L,, ah,,.,sr ~, I,,le,erl..,,< may
,b,pk of mn. II ~. candidates ihey s,jll have
c,n6Ja,c- IN lie nrinc,nl., have me, too
NAM, of,ha,, h carsl,,,i,,, u, ,he io,ere>, NJ
h,,s.t ,,oI;,;,. ANA h.,s ia, +f,., .ssn ,beir
,,i.I;,..,,..s 70 t.,o.a i'm. AMI Money "a the
,nI,iic welfare IN b,,s an, doYh; abon,
Hair f,,,ure co',r.. Tier. arc \ fsw men
boweyer-nrobahiv moi more han bslfa.
4,,s, Ill ,oll-vbo nav. achieved , n,,,on-
al renn,,rirn in tbr Renuhliran marty and
rb,, Len, ~ Nav. ,,,.rr,,o.n.f, III, H. and
,,h,i. | ,ort1 az, 4, ary y,r o,,,,ss ,ba,r
r,...,r, c,1fJ y;sh ,h1, ;bsv wo,,ld rst;,. IN
mir lnpra,s mr. tio.liy remain " here they are.
rbe;r b,,r.d i ,,.ir., tho marty ra,ber ,b,,
~ r,nd,d,,e. AID i !. the Will defined and
,,,,,,is,,r,l,,, ba,,ed ~ III rera,als ub;cb
+. noe c,,f;,ra,,, ami ,nre,.,o,h,e ,b,n an,
o,bsy form ~ haired KNOW ,ronr men
pr,c,;r,ll, they Nav. FIR lo,o Will heen
u.,,nc-,,s All d,ys ~ ,sa ~ ana IN ~.
}fi,b elac,io, ds, vo,ed The R.,nl,l;ca, ,ick
.. ~. ors s,,,,,,b,, ,;rst ,r h. ,rs,rbad
i,co,s;.rancv Tar I.,g,,,gs dnr,ng rbc
c,r,,,,;,, "a !. nan, ,ns,e,ces i,,n,ds,,
anJ 49,, t,- ,r,rscs,,di,,, ,te l;n,,,s ofIa
,;,,,,a,., o,l,,;~,I di..,,s.;or ira, .a;1 ,ba,
an ,,f a.. y s.,,,.,,r,al The p.,,hi;o,r ,;cL
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The most notable appointment of the
past week, perhaps. was that Of Gen. Rose
Grams TO be register of the Treasury, vice
ex-senator Bruce, Of Mississippi In this
case an ar.,tocratic Democrat accepts the
Office and desk Of coorcd man, which
gives evidence Of the eagerness of the Dem
ocrats for office.
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Postmaster General Villas has been
turning out Republicans and putting in
Democrats al the rate Of about seventy-fve
per day. And yet there are those who COM
plain at the hardness of the administration.
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The Caiuis Times sass Gen,len,, n
sell Informed say that definite statement
has been maze by Dominion CAhinet Mn
lister to the eiirc, 'ha, the Short Line mat;
ter has been fully determined upon Tie
line is 10 run from SherehrooAe To Matte
uamkeag, and then from Harvey ria FEEDER
Teton 70 M1neton. Tn. line vii bring s..
Andrews and -. Stephen nearer to Mon
real than any other port, on the Atlantic
.eaboari Of Canaha.
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Of the eighty-fve collectors of Internal
Revenue, forty-two have already been
changed, An exchange remarks that AS
fast as good men like Messrs. Pilsbury.
Chase and Troup can be found the other
offensive parlisans will be made TO walk the
plank"
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General Grant expects to start fcr Mt.
McGregor, June %, accompanied by his
family and Gen. Douglass. The party will
travel in special car belonging to President
Rutler Of the New York Central road
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The commission which has been inyes-
tigating the workings of the internal revenue
bureau recommend important changes affect
ing a reduction of the cost of collecting the
revenue
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Tho BrprNya i-aion remarks :hl' 1T
would '-r hard % "a, whyth-i the Mug
"ump* ate most enersr'ie4l's lt,ed 0y r.
puhHcan> ahn canno, forgive Them f,r H..
iea'ing Blaine, or by the Demncrl,s - s3
cannot forgive them Tor eleri.ns C.cv-'1ui.
But, whuc Republican recruitment /, cuel,u.
af, that nf The Democrac. seems 10 he .taw-
ing in intensity. The rar,y ur:,ns nave
been u late particularly acii,v T.. .r.as ts..,
the ciisy o. a stuffed Mu-unqp uli,h they
kecn - their editorial sane IN Va br -.asl
out" periodically. 10 the m4ntfr,, ,a,.>fs- !
ton Of the impatient WATERS on he fiui,, Of
Democratic victory
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Sheriff S Sale.
IikNttH X -

HANtotK-s.
TAKEN on execution, and viii be sold by public
J. auction ON the eleventh hay OF Iulv, \. -.
Geo. VI Warren In tastinc. IN said county, all the
right, title and interest which the Roster Copper
Company OF Brnoksyiiic, In the county Of Han
cuck, has In and to the following described tract
or parcel OF land situated In Bruok4yilic. in -aid
county, together with all buildings thereon. tn
wit Beginning al west end Of the bridge At the
Min Pond thence running -nuthWcsterly along
the highway To- 4 spruce tree At lant of Benjamin
Dyer thence south along land Of said BENJAMIN
Dyer la white birch tree at land Of Atwood
Reimau thence east along said Redman'- land
Ia "A white birch stake al the Mil Pond thence bv
said Mill Pond to place OF beginning.
T.. +. DAVIES, Deputy sheriff.
Castinc, May 26, \. b lssj. Sw2l
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He ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, JUNE IL,

!" e 10 not read anonymous letters and communi-
atohs. The name and address of the writer are in
All cases Indispensable not necessarily for pubca-
lgn nut as a guarantee of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or preserve com.
municatlons that are not used.
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WHY throw .u., 80 .,uch h.rs

'aFh"I Woh0N tr9In- W0rthIT~- melioin,9s.
when Tor II cents 4 remr,ly eau be procured
that viii cure coughs. colds. sore lungs aui
Group; Give It trial Adlnsun'- Bal>atn
viii 10 il. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Y FGETi>E has restored thousands Ia
health who hal been bong and painful suffer
rr-.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOtlce OF FOreCIOSure.
w HtRE 4 IaW"- \. tarnham OF BruokrVili
w county of Hancock and state Of Maine did
by h- mhrtgI-c decd RECORDED Ia BOOK III, Page
-, convey tu me certain lot Of land bounded
A. follows, VIZ beginning at stake and sinns on
the wet stslc nf road leading from Douglass store
{" III" fcyry twelve TuG- north ot the new hall ,
thence futhegiy twelve r,- a. the hall lot thence
arnun'l aui by hall lot ant around and by land
owned hS William lpnrs 70 homestead lot OF
J"-rPh Douglass thence uortha y-tcriy on said
line -eytn rtri- to- stake and stone thence north
rA-tcris u iir-t mentioned bounds being one acre
NOR les, the condition. IT sail mortgage are
broken by reason Of whrh claim Il foreclosure
and stVr thi- notice for that purpose.
ROBERT TAPLEY
W Brunk lie, June l. ISIS, Sw2i
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS James W. Torrens late OF Brewer
w Penob9cnt County. Maine hy his mortgage
deed dated November J., ISL and recorded in Vol
lso, page l6I of the Hancock Registry of Deeds
conveyed 70 me the undersigned IN certain tract
Of land situated In Buck-port, county OF Hancock
and numbered Isl, IN the short range east of Brew
eF Pond As per the plan of said town, containing
one hundred acres more or less" And whereas
the conditions OF said mortga are broken and by
reason thereof claim foreclosure Of said mort
gage and give thi. notice for the purpose OF
efecting such foreclosure.
JOHN MUTTI.
Brewer, June 1, ls>j. Sw2l
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Glove Fitting
JERSEY WAISTS.

A full assortment of Jersey
Waists in all sizes and in
all qualities A fine lot Of
walking Jerseys in all sizes,
a lady only has to try one
on to insure Il sale. \ few
pieces of Organdie muslinS
received this week that are
Just elegant in style and
prices are low. Call and see
the Homespun Dress
Goods. Just the thing for
the sea shore or for travel
ing. Have received two lots
of Parasols this week that
| shall be pleased To- show
you.
10 Telephone communj-
cationfrec to all my CUSTOM
ers.
a. H. NORRIS,
MAIN ST, lyr5 ELLSWORTH
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Job printing Of all kindf
done promptly and at Low
rates.
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Summer Board.

THD-E desiring to spend the summer month"; hy
L tht seaside, will Ind oak Point, Trenton
Maine, one of the plcasante-t places on the coast
The bay afford, excellent facilities for boating and
fishing. The view of Mount Desert and the
numerous adjacent islands j. unparalleled Those
wishing to hire cottage. Tor the season. or u en-.
gage board ut very moderate rates can do so by
applying tn
". II. LELAND, oak Point, Trenton, Maine.
AVA
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Senator Hale being asked If the Senate
would in his.opinion, confirm the uomina-
tons made hy President Cleveland replied,
Mes. as a rule. hi, nominations will be con
fsmed. We mus; not lose SIGHT Of the fact
that This Is Democratic administration and
tia; The Offices are TO be filed by nomina-
tons from the Democratic party. Where
selections are made tha; are manifestly i'm
proper they vail. no doubt, be rejected BY
tie Senate"
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STATE OF MAINE.

hAN.3th $ iL1oult Of County Commissioners
Aprll Adjourned Term, \. H., l>sj
pom me foregoing petition il l. considered lis
the commissioners that the petitioners Ar. ~
sponstble and that they ought to be heard toucb
ing me matte set forth III their petition. and
therefore order that the County Commission
meet at the store Of John Weed at beer Isle az,
Tuesday the Both day Of June next at 81 u'cio.k
VI, here q hearing Of the paitic. and wItr,--r.
VIII he ha'i, and such other measure. taken in tho
premises a the Commissioner, shall uds. ,r,,t,,r
Ana II l. further ORDERED, that notice of the time
pace ana purpose of the C0mInl--io uetting,
orca'tli ne given to all perSon- and corporations
Interested iiy serving atteStcl copies Of the l,itp
anu ihis order thereon, upon the clerks of the town,
OF Deer Isle and Sedgwick AMI ut5un William, T.
oc"tt Tor the petitioners, HDd by posting M att-t
Ell copies aa aforesaid, IN three public places IN
saii towns, thirty DAYS at beast hcinr, thu, lime
pointed Tor said hearing and by publishing the peti.
tlon anu or'ler thereon three weeks sucgtsslyri ia
LUZ LUZ Ellsworth American, new spaper published AZ
Ellsworth, in the County OF lianco.k the firat
publication To be thirty DAYS at least brfor, the
time OF said hearing, that all persons and cor
pofatl"ns Interested may attend and he heart if
they think fit.
Attest II. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy of the petition and order thereon,
3w22 Attest H SAUNDERS CLERK
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Word ha, been given out from the Pen
sion Department ,ha; d thorough examna-
ton Of he pension lists is to be made for
the purpose Of cutting of all pensions drawn
Illegally. This is nothing new Such ex-
aininaiions have been going on for wears.
aud a, fas; as illega! pensions have been
discovered they have been cut Off
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THE POLITICS OF BesroS.

remember. too, that am speaking in
Boston Boston which gave 1900 Demo
cratic plurality in November-and l know
we'll how visionary my words will seem 10
its metropolitan conservatism. But shall
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/" the non Court "f COUNTY tum,rf--. ..I,,- t.I
the county of Hancock ami -taft.., f.. W..r,
THt undersigned ritIzes.- Of beer i-g. u -..f
L county WORLD respectfully represent tilt t...
It''N l'fiA boat Oh said ltrrt D., discontinued .D
, -G''h"IGlh ht'st'h between -stiu Deer l-lr auH
~ N" ~ "'iSWi'k lor reason tI.at tHt steamer
tdhtF"ut ali 81 the ferry Ing from tav -r,,u m,
Terry wa- established by thr commissioners o.,
,"teh thIS town aud >c'lgwick In l~.ai. W,WuulI
therefore earnestly recommend tLst mi tart t
tlt SEQ" igrrylns he discontinued ans a- IN iutv
bound will ever pray
VIM. p scott ami ~ other