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Saturday, Wilmot Howard, of Alma,
Lincoln county, killed his wife by beating
her over the head with boot jack and after
wards cutting her throat with razor. He
then went into an adjoining room and cut
his own throat inhicting wound that will
probably prove fatal. Howard was 6S and
his wife 81 years of age. They have had
more or less trouble in the past. Three
weeks ago the murderer left his wife and
cast himself upon the town, but afterwards
went back home. They have one son, twen-
ty-seven years of age, who took sides with
his mother against his father. The family
resided in White6eld until two years age.
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The War Papers" in the August Cen
tnry will include an anecdotai article by
Mrs. Barton Harrison, entitled a Virginia
Girl in the First Year Of the War" It DE-
scrjbes Richmond society. aaa the lights and
shadows Of war times a experienced by
Southern women.
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Nom Resident Tax Notice.

IIE following list of taxes on real estate of Non
/ Resident owners In the town Of Deeihan Tor
the year 1874, in bills coQmitted TO orrin e PINK
of une 1881 has been returned BY him to me by
his certificate of that date and notice Is hereby
given that II said taxes, interest and charges are
eighteen months from date of said commitment
of said bills much OF the real estate taxed as
will be sufficient IN pay the amount due therefor,
including interest and charges viii WITHOUT
further notice be sold at public auction at the
Post Office. In said town, on the 18th day OF
December, ISIS, at o'clock r. NJ.
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Postmasteis Appointed.

The following list Of poslmasters is an
nounced Vim. J. +. Estes West Gar
land. Edward Palmer 0rrington, Solomon
Bolton; Newport, Edgar X. Dow i;
Plymouth, b. W. Morse; Charleston, II,
c. Holden; >tetson, II. W. Brown; Upper
Saltwater, Frank Hamben; Lincoln, VI. Il.
Plnkham; Springfield, II. l.. Hanscoms;
La Grange, ID. NJ. Dyer; Weeks Mills. a.
c. Doe; Brooks, f. W. Brown; Searspori.
\. Rouistone; Winslow, W. b. ). Runnels;
Clinton, Albert Hunter; Lisbon, julius NJ
Corbett; Casco, William ". Hamlin ;
Saccarappa, y. 4. Sweat; Knghtville, 6.
c. Montford; Monmouth, VI. o. Edwards;
Wayne, J. c. Stinchfieldi West Gardiner,
Alfred de Fraters South Deer Isle, Ben
jamin f. Small; Goudsboro, Ira Shaw;
Deer Isle, John b. Foster; Sedgwick, H. L.
Lucomb Orand, X. Z. Hartman; New
castle, Mr.. Chapman; Ferry Village, A. 4.
Thurreli West Bowdonham, H. II. Blck-
ford Steuben, Belle Moore; Cherryfe
c. ID. Small; Sandy Point, C. ID. Wardwell;
Northport, +. b. E!well; Bar Mills. J. W.
Meserye, Greenvlie, ID. I. Saunders;
China, Theron p. Doe; Penobscot. Nora
Mitchell; Cumberland Mills, X imball East
man; South West Harbor, SEED Herrck; Mt
Desert, A. c. Fernad; Castine, I. ". Lewis,
Belgrade. +. {. Taylor; Pembroke, Mr..
Phinney; Vienna, II. {. Whittier ; Har-
rison, Marshal Jordan; Windsor, J. e.
Ratchelder; Ninalhayen, ID. II. Gldden;
West Newfeld, A. II. Davis; Searsmont,
J. f.. Woodcock.
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Home and Foreign News.

1t is feared that the diphtheria will be-
come epidemic in Dorchester, Mass.
A woman fell from bridge at Niagara
Falls. Thursday night, and was swep, away.
Nj. Barthnldi, the French sculptor, con-
templates visit TO New York in September
Judge Lamber, Tree, the new minister
TO Belgium. is said 10 be worth $1,000
600
Editor Dana of the Neac York Sun
grows the largest and finest Strawberries in
the United States.
Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson is now in
California, ana in very i'll health, suffering
from malarial fever.
The residence Of Josiah Evans, near
Grayhampton. Pa. burned Thursday, six
children under fifteen years of age, perishing
in the flames
There are now about ,wenty-seven cas-
es Of small pox in Montreal. Twenty-four
OF the patients are recovering and three are
IN serious condition.
Capt. Howgate, the absconding signal
service officer would like to get out into
daylight ard therefore offers to turn states
evidence if he can be freed from fear Of
punishment for his own sins. His offer has
not been accepted.
Five emigrant families comprising Is
persons from Germany, Russia, Prussia and
Austria were returned BIZ the Emigrant Com
missioners at New York. Friday as panpers.
Neither family had over 81 in money
during the cyclone in Iowa on We'd
nesIay night, A. T. Reed was killed near
Highmore and +. h. Thompson had his
neck broken. Fifteen houses we're wrecked
and considerable damage done 10 crops
Henry Watkins Of Franklin, Mass,
has disappeared He is member Of Post
90 q. 4. r.. and went to the G. A. r. en-
campment at Portland, where he was seen
to arrive. From that time nothing has
been heard from or Of him.
1t IS reported that Illicit distiling is
rapidly gaming ground again in Tennessee
under Democratic rule. The mountaneer
in that region deems il taste Of corn TO
devote i 10 airy other purpose than 10 max
ing whi>key.
1t i reported that Harry Garfield takes
prof,ssorshp in 81. Pau school at Con
cord. \. H., where be prepared for Williams
College and his brother who vas the young
est member Of the recent graduating class
at Williams. vii study law in New York
r., :, il,
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~ =, "..''',, '"t q 'he .eadihS features OF
III '''F n'r'''AinS' excursions are oe
~ n" Il y ''o'' ''''""' CONCORD anu
'"''' ''"'' wv numbers q summer
WYE 'ie N'>''l's 'f'e ne" curiosity
The Grand Trunk management has
REGULAR, appointed physician whose duty i,
j. 70 inspect all stations At stated periods.
Station agents are cnmpell.d TO herp their
ui,h ,rs;nf.e,,,,. I'LL, ,.. I'LL Fr'''''
-Four new locomotives have just been
hnIt ''r The Bosian \ Name railroad They
"e'sA 'h,Hf pounds each. and are the
heaviest ever huIt for The road. they are
named the Ray State. iia'erhiil. Norris and
camilla
"a. ill4s,ra,ios, III, bons.,y ~ I,,,,.1
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

Tie President laS appointed Geo, f..
Bird. [. :. distinct Attorney for Maine, vice
n.v.lb4r II. L1a,, removed. Nj Bird is
sue fthe late Collector Bird. graduate Of
Five / College Of the e.a>. ofI>6a: vel
gang anu vyer ia Portland, and j. about ,
~ own W. He +, acting Bri-SA.- Vie
'1' - 's-'ssti.' .l. .iis oeen chairman
Of the Democratic City Committee.
The appointment Of Mr.. Bid i, dis
appointment to M Bass and MS friends,
who have been earnestly urging the rernova!
Of Mr. Luat an4 the appointment OF john
NArney Esd If Bangor TO the position.
While Nj. Bird may make all efficient
officer ht j. Jg. little kaonn outside his own
ciry and ID '!,., respect the Pre>.teH; j, >us-
tanning bus reputation tlr bringing new men
TO tie surface
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

John Roach asserts that the assignment
lately made by him should not be regarded as
a failure. He states that his property, if
sold for anywhere near its actual value, viii
realize twice The amount Of his Indebtedness,
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THURSDAY, JULY %.

re do not read anonymous letters and O. lnmuni-
ations. The name aud address of tbs writer are IN
al cases Indispensable not necessarily pahlica
ton bat a. guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake tn return or preserve com
municatjan= that are not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

State representative Barry, accused of
melting the Saginaw Mich, strikers to riot
ing, is held on four charges, and is under
So, 900 bail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

-Ex-Mayor Cummings, Of Bangor, the
champion Of local time, is an aspirant for
the Bangor posloifiee. lie has lately visit
ed Washington to urge his claim.
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SheriH's Sale

HANCOCK SIS July !, A. d., Iss5.
TAKEN on execution, wherein Frodr po,,,....
OF hrewer, county of Penobscot, state Of Nc
y fiaintld and Thomas sheehan Of BucIsnart'
county OF Hancock said State, il defendant and
NH ne soid at public auction, on Saturday the 9,nd
.,ay o. August at two O'Clock in the afternoon a,
we once OF o. T. Fellows, in said Buck snort ali
sile right, ntie and interest which the said Thoma
nteenan mas or had on the sth day of july. 4 n
is IN the following described real estate. situat
y $40 Bucksport, 10 wit Bounded on the Sorth
" laha Of John silsby; on the East by Pine
street; on the South by land Of Fredar,nt
spononi; on the West by the mill stream sa
3w39 j. w PsTTFPSox n,,.. q, =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

The house and barn owned by James
Gray in Wesley and occupied by Fred
Munson, game warden, with all their con-
tents, were burned Friday night. No doubt
ncendiary. Less, $1,000 partly insured.
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PAT EnTS

Obtained. and all P4TENT disbursements,
To for MODERATE FEES my"
Our Office Is opposite the L. = Patent ooo.
rnd We can obtain Patents in less time than III,
emote from UASHfNGTON - 'i''7e
send NOBEL OR ORA FING. We advise a.
% patentability free of charge. and we make IA
CHfRGE UNLESS P4TRNT rs SEcWPEn'
we refer here 70 the Postmaster the sunt ~
Money or,ier Div, and % officials Of the +
Patent Office. For circular, advice terms an5
references TO actual clients in YOUR own Sat- ~
County, write 70 ''a'e OF
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Opposite Patent Office, Washington. Il q
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John McCulIough's physicians say he
will probably die from paralysis within six
months
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KEEP COOL !.

The Fourth and
Darnum has come
and gone. Now let
us settle down to
business and KEEP
Coo.
For the next 60
days [ shall sell
Dry Goods at a large
reduction from for
mer prices, in order
to close out all sum-
mergoods. Those in
want ofany thinyin
my line will do well
to call.
A good bargain
assured to every
purchaser.
A. III. NORRIS,
MAIN ST, lyr3 ELLSWORTH
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Cottage to Rent.

T. J. SWANS COTTAGE AND sT.RIF a,
LIZ Hancock Point House furnished ready ss.r
occupancy. except linen. The finest y5a,. ~,
rrenchnan's Bay. Apply to
5. n. MCFARLAND
sNi Hancock Point, Me.
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ct. CtTHsRINE'S HALL,

- VI VI T y " NTNF-
bIbt E~AN e moon FOR GIRLS
The II EeE. II, \ NktLh, u. f.. President,
l-fh YEAR aprH~ ~-pt - Terms 49, ttar
fur r!fyEllr- a,!tlrv-- tbs I.FN WN- y NNsIt>.
4. fRi>. lugn,
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r. r. CABLE. {. ST. JOHN.


4I'7 a ~ tft--
CHE -EI1.
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Instead NJ going TO Samuel Clements.
L.ma, 1t went % Sanle, l.. Clemens FL
mira, y. y, and that gentleman replied a.
follows,
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Stiil lives, 50 do hundreds OF others who have
been cured Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia by
the great blood purifier, sulphur Btters
Send for testimonials.
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Delicate Ladies' /!

Who have that tired al-gone feeling. and don't
like to be disturbed will continue to be troubled
with this complaint until they renew their Inn
pure blood. sulphur Bitters will cause new
and rich blood to course through every artery
and vein in the human system. See another
column.
From Rer. E. $. tford, pastor Baptist
Church.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

Arnica and Oil Liniment is the best remedy
known for stin joints.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16
Sorse Department.

The steadily-growing popularity of the
Morgan horse, and the increasing demand
for animals bred from the best existing
lines of that blood, with pedigrees that can
be vouched for as authentic, has led the ed
itors of this department to undertake the
collection and veri6cation as far as posi-
ole, of Morgan pedigrees from the time of
the original Justin Morgan to the present
In connection with this work we are also
investigating the pedigrees of all trotting
horses that have proved their powers of en-
durance by trotting fifty or more public
and recorded races each. We have already
received from original sources large
amount of important information in both
these lines, much of which will be given in
these columns. For the completion of our
work, which will be published in book
form, we want pedigree, description and
history of every mertorious stallion de-
scended in direct male line from Justin Nor
gan that has ever been used for stock pur-
poses. Blanks for this information will be
furnished free on application. Questions of
public interest concerning Morgan horses
will be answered in this department. All
communications in this department may be
addressed to w. Ii. Bliss, Rochester, Vt.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

m. by Satterly's son of Waikiki Chief,
Chas. Bacon, Burlington. and Gipsey,
b.m., bv Hoabrd's Ethan, A. L.Wood-
bury, Worthwhile. Gipsey would not
come to her W lrk at all and the three
heats were taken by Mary A. IN 1853,
1902, 1852.
The remaining race, which was the
best of the meeting, was for the Geo.
w. Hooker stakes for four year-olds in
which there were four starters--La-
noble, b. C. by Wards Lambert, dam
by Daniel Lambert, c. r. Page, Nor
risville; II. T. g. bl. g. by Ben Frank.
lin, dam by III Boy, by Black Hawk,
r. X. Hamilton, Fair Haven; Bessie,
b. f. by Ben Franklin, dam by Bay
Lambert, Hall IL Skinner, Orwell;
Engineer, b. C. by Auctioneer, dam by
Dodge Morrill,, H. s. Towne, Mont
pelier. Engineer Is noble Gotta win.
ner at all ages, with record of 2:40
made at the recent State fair-a colt
that, when he entered this race, had
never lost heat; yet here he never
saw any part of the comparatively I'M
known I'll. 7. G.. but his heels, and was
finally forced to take third place to Bes-
sic, leaving the two Ben Franklins in
front. This was great surprise to
nearly all present and rather more than
amusing to some gentlemen who had
made expensive guesses at the rate of
three or four to one that Engineer
would win against the field. This is
the
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16
BREEDING OF THE WINNERS

Gold Mine, winner of the two-year-
old stakes, was got by Aristos (2:27 3.4),
son OF Daniel Lambert; the dam of
Aristos was the famous brood mare,
Fanny jackson, by Arthur's Stone
wall jackson, son of Wiliamson's
Black Hawk by Vermont Black Hawk {;
second dam of Aristos, Betty Condor,
by Sherman Black Hawk; third dam
by Dooitte's Post Poy. The dam of
Gold Mine was by Black Hawk Prince,
son of Vermont Black Hawk; second
dam by Douglas Black Hawk, son of
Vermont Black Hawk. The dam of
Back Hawk Prince was by Young Sir
Walter, by Sir Walter, son of Hickory,
by Imp. Whip: dam of Sir Walter,
Nettletop by Imp. Diomed. 1t appears,
therefore, that Gold Mine is doubly
and trebly interviewer to the Black
Hawk line.
Bismarck, winner of the three-year-
old stakes, was got by Ben. Franklin
(2:19), son of Daniel Lam bert. The
dam of Ben Franklin was Black Kate
(dam of Addison Lambert, 2:2O, she
by Addison, son of Vermont Black
Hawk second dam of Ben Franklin by
OF SudTloS, SUI Vi buTOC ny imp.
Doomed. The dam of Bismarck was
by Green Mountain Banner, son of
Black Banner, by Vermont Black
Hawk.
IL. Il. c., winner of the four-year-old
stakes, was also by Ben Franklin. His
dam was by III Boy, son of Vermont
Black Hawk. The dam of ri Boy was
by the Coburn Horse, son of Dooliltle's
Post Boy.
These results are very striking. The
two sires of the three winners of our
first colt races are both by Daniel Lam.
bert, grandson of Black Hawk, aud
from Black Hawk dams, while the
three winners themselves are all from
Black Hawk dams. Moreover, Bessie,
a close fighting second among the four.
year-olds, was also by Ben Franklin
and from Black Hawk dam. Ii would
seem that the time had not yet come
for Vermont to throw her Black Hawks
overheard.
The history of Downs Elixir is identified with
the history OF New England for the last fifty
years. IL cures coughs aud colds
CoStiVpnpss ! the pausp a the N In
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COMMIssIoNERs' NOTICE.-Estate of
OF VERMONT,
Frank H.Buttles by
Geo, +. Meader, his
next friend anu
guardian, (
IN CHANCERY,
June Term, 1885.

| H.
] Geo. f. Meader. his
next friend anu IN CHANCERY,
| guardian, June Term, 1885
Mary Onion ct al.
| whereas, Frank II. Buttles by Geo. Z. Meader
OF Bristol in said county, his next friend and
guardian. has filed his petition in said court
| against Mary, John, Johanna, Patrick, Timothy,
Michael Catharine, Mary and Andrew L. Dill
lon, Eugene S. Observation-Disclosures, anu James T.
Barlow setting forth that Patrick Dillon and
Mary,Dilon, his wife, of Monkton, in said county ,
on the first day OF April. 1878, executed to Hiram
Buttles of said Bristol mortgage deed of GER
scribed as follows Bounded north by lands
owned by +. A. Goss, Ruth g. Goss and G.. j.
Gleason and land owned by A. W. and Fred Bar
NUN, east by land owned BIZ AT. Smith and land
owned by Nj. White, south by the ore bed farm,
so called, owned by Benz Wells or his estate. and
land owned by White, west by the ore ned
farm aforesaid, and lands owned by said +. A
and Ruth c. Co.'s and c. j. Gleason, with a con-
dition for the redemption OF the same on the pay
ment OF certain note therein described. And
setting forth that said Hiram Buttles has de-
ceased since the execution of said mortgage and
that the commissioners of distribution OF his es-
tate set said note Ia his son the said Frank ii,
anu that he Is now the owner of said note. And
setting forth that the said Patrick Dillon has de-
ceased since the execution OF said mortgage and
his widow Mary Dillon and his children john,
Johanna, Patrick Timothy, Michael, Catherine
Mary and Andrew Il. Dillon still survive; that
Eugene 5. Farr of said Bristol is now admins
TRAITOR on the estate Of said Patrick Dillon de-
ceased; that said Patrick and Mary Dillon,
since the execution iof said mortgage, hav c exc
cuted subsequent mortgage of said premises TO
j. T. Barlow OF said Bristol
And praying that said defendants may be fore
closed of their equity of redemption in said prem.
ises.
said defendant John Dillon residing without
ms state so that said petition cannot be served
upon INN, II Is ordered that he be required ap.
pear on the first day of the next stated term of
SAID court TO be holden at Middlebury, within
ana for the County of Addison aforesaid. on the
second Tuesday of December 1855, then and there
said petitioner shall cause 10 he published the
substance of said petition and this order three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register
printed at said Middlcbury, the last ofwhich
publications 10 be at least twenty days previous
10 said term of said court.
Dated at Middlebury aforesaid, this 18th day
of October, 1885
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk
W. W. RIDER, Solr. tor petitioner. AZ
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

When Baby was sick, eve gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

Lamoille. although in too ia

Lamoille, although in too fast com
pany here, is an excellent colt, and had
many friends. Bessie is a handsome
bay filly, honest at her work, and on
the second heat drove out the winner
at his best. II. T. G. is a gamey black
gelding who puts his nose out and trots
and pays attention to nothing else until
he gets there, when he looks around
for the rest Both of them will proba-
bly, be found hereafter in the best of
company.
Between the heats this afternoon
Daniel Lambert was shown to wagon,
with his nine stallion sons above
named on the track an exhibit that for
strength, style, beauty and action could
hardly have been equalled in the days
OF Black Hawk and Green Mountain
Following this, by previous notice, all
owners OF stations who desired them
to participate in mile exhibition heat
in harness brought up their horses
Five sons of Lambert, viz, Mountain
Boy, Motion, Tommy Lambert, Jesse
Lambert and Thought appeared in
this trial. The only other participant
was Gilroy, winner of the stallion race
the day before. They got off well to-
gether and the mile was driven amid
great enthusiasm, as it was more like a
race than any other heat trotted at this
meeting. 1t was won beautifully by
Thought in 2:39 "a. We note that the
Rutland Herald states that it would
automatically have been won by Giroy
j Jesse Lambert had not got in his
way on the home stretch 1t would be
fair for the friends of Thought to reply
that If GilroY's driver had not run him
about fifty rods in the mile he could
not possibly have been near enough for
Jesse to have got in his way. 1t will
be noted that the time was over four
seconds better than GiIroy's best public
performance. 1t is not fast, but it must
be borne in mind that these horses are
not i'll trotting condition, but fresh
from having seasons of stud service.
Thought is one of the Lambert beau.
ties of the Bread Loaf Farms, s years
old, mahogany bay, 10 l-2 hands. lie
has the gliding movement OF old Ethan.
lie goes into the hands of Utton Bros. d,
Morrisville, for years handling and
may be looked for in the 2:30 list next
season.
After this stallion brush Mountain
Boy was driven alone an exhibition
mile at speed. Whites Young E han
was shown half in 1:l9. Gen. Ar
thur, Manchester and bay gelding all
got by Waldo, were shown half in
about l 20, and Mr.. Howes' eles ant
Lambert mare, Nellie, was shown a
half in | .lS.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

The history of Downs Elixir is identified with
the history Of New England Tor the last ii ~
years. IL cures coughs aud colds.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-10-16

Costveness is the cause OF the intolerabe "had
breath" OF multltudes. Dr. Henry Bakers Man.
drake Bittcrs remove the cause ami prevent the
evil, and cost only % cents.