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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

AT Gray's Corner, Thursday night,
burglars broke into Roscoe G. Hull's store
and stole some watches and chains, twenty
or thirty rings and other jewelry. They
also got small quantities of goods from j.
b. Halls and I. & A. 7. Hancock stores.
The stable of ID. b. Cummings was broken
open and brown horse and Concord wagon
stolen.
Martin Green, fifteen years old. escaped
from the Reform School Thursday night.
Rev. A. 7. Dunn, formerly of Dor
chester, was installed as pastor of the Free
Street Baptist church, Portland. Friday
evening. Reading the scripture and prayer
BY Rev. C.. H. Daniels Of Portland sd-
dresses on the pastors relation to the
church. by Rev. James McWhinnie, Cam
bridge pastors relation TO the community,
by Rev, DR. Small. Portland; pastors re-
lation to denominstionsl work. by Rev. DIR.
Pepper of Colby University.
The body of the widow of Capt. Jerome
b. Eaton. 90 wears Of age. was found in the
river at Calais. FRIDAY morning Her ab-
sence was first noticed at late hour Thurs
DAY night. She probsb, left home abou,
eleven. went to the end Of the wharf and
Jumped into the ri,er. She had shown
symptoms of nsant, for the past few weeks,
brought on by domestic troubles. She
leaves family.
= In the pole game Friday night, the II.
NJ BIS of Rockland. beat the Lewis,ons 3
to |, in rine minutes. 1t was fiaey played
game. Three exhibition goal, we're thrn ali
won by the H. NJ. B.'s. The Lewistons
PLAYED their team as organized for the win
ter league. In thirteen consecutive games
won the II. VI. BIS have lost only three
goals
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Eastbreok.

E.stbreok.
Are We to have Christmas tree this
year'
We understand the Lodge is well pleased
with its new organ.
There is one building in town We should
feel proud Of, that is the meeting house. 1t
seems to be the general opinion that pain,
would hurt the looks of it.
A. b. Dyer has gone into the hen bust
| ness. He has bull, new hen-houss and
has about seventy hens.
Those who want to purchase a new dres,
should call at A. p. Bunker's store. HI
has some handsome goods, especial,
ginghams and prints.
J. ID. Crimmin, Jr, has closed a success
| full term Of school in the fourth district, 50
has Mr. S. II. Matthews in the first, and
| Mrs. Butler Grant in tn. second. Exeellen,
| teachers we're secured and parents and
| children are well satisfied.
| We hear that the Methodist sewing circl,
| Of Franklin. met at Mrs. John Billings last
| Thursda'.
! Ms, ). Nerriil OF Auburn. has been visit.
/ ing lar relatives. Mrs. Walter and Mrs
! Russo Dyer.
| Mr. Elem Wilbur has thoroughly repaired
| his house. j. S. Bunker tas built new
/ house on the site Of the old one. Ira Seam
/ mon has built a new carriage house; Levi.
/ Bunker new She'd fifty feet long; John
/ De Never an ell Mrs Saome DYER ha.
neu house and r. W Over, A. p Bunker
! George Butler. ID. l.. Crlmmlp have beer
| shinging their buildings.
| Nov II. ID. r.
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State News.

A special to the Lewiston Journal saws
tina, the farm buildings of John NJ. Brown
at Canton, were burned Friday morning by
an ineendIary. The furniture. hay, farm
implements and two COWS were burned
Loss, $1,000; insured. 81 600.
Alfred Sibley's farm buildings in Sid.
pey. with hay and crops, we're destroyed by
fire Tsur.dsy afternoon. Loss 81 500.
The schooner Fannie Mitchell. which
went ashore q, Small Point Tuesday night
~.s fosied tce 18Th full Of water. She Will
be toved 10 Bath for repairs.
Hon. Edmund Wil.oa wishes to state
that he still remains . candidate for the
esllsetor-hip Of the District Of Waldoboro,
and that he hiss not Withdrawn IN favor Of any
one, s. fsissi, stated b, Washington cor
respondent. lie further states that in MAY
last. 81 tn earnest soileItssIan OF nearly all
the business men ~ the Dssiric, be became
a essdsslsle ssd all tue candidates nov in
opgoss,i "a thru sgRcd Ms psiisi0a. lie will
rsaa.a . ssnd date To the end q the contest.
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Foreign News.

Professor Henri Aron. the French
publIoist. is dead IN Paris.
Rev. Mr.. P,eou. vicar of Halifax.
Yorkshire. sailed for New York saturday.
German naval officer. have beer for
hidden by their government TO write articles
for newspapers.
There were six deaths from cholera st
Brest. France, within the last t~o days
The disease j. -pre aiding.
Nj Pr,mstI. the banker Who failed re-
Gently. snd who attempted to commit sui
clie, has died N Pans.
The Duke uf Westminster and Lord
Iol.enache have gwen pubic notice that
the, vii provide small hntiings tor .aboref-
on their estates
MIR Van Wssen.r. the \ ALBANIA CAIN.
commissioner. Who wss seriously injured
few night, ago q, falling down stair. IN
Lond q, " 0as coG,a.e,cing
The French Premier Brs,ua. ri an "a.
jet,.,". SaturAal. p.}h dcicti-s- Represent
Igc tts group. Il the In. dsclsted hlm.ef
rnynatcAlN oppose! go ~, ,,acusti.n Of
Iou4.ta ard Madagascar.
1t 8. reported Al Caro- hat Al Ensl.h
man ha. srs.,c. Al iIttL.r. wAa answer. tn
thc appearance }. Gap. Gordon a c,tre.pou-
dent 81 llr1trr'. n@s, agency, san s,',mp'-
20 10 eros, o., desert alone and ha. nit
been seen s.u-s.
~ The tltrl S:a'r. .o1eram-., has,
asked the q rnan .nd >pRt..,h government.
% pFu,,e, t",5.st1 m >,is... I'D i4c C4,a.
!ne l..Au4,
- I.,. tl,... f..f. aF,.r ,,..u. ,.,..,. r,,,-of
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WalthAn

series of meetings began at the church
Friday noon and continued till SUM. Az
evening. The weather being damp FRIDAY
and Saturday the attendance was small, but
there was a good attendance SUNDAY, all the
adjoining, and few more distant towns, be
ing represented. The people were disap-
pointed because Rev. Chas. Woodcock, our
pastor, could not be present on account of a
throat trouble, and feel greatly obliged to
Rev. Cu.hman Harden, for his services
through the meetings. A liberal con,ribu-
ton was taken Sunday, in favor of Mr.
Harden.
NJ. X. Hasam, who is doing lumber
business IN the western part of the state. is
at home for a short time. Mr.. Haslam's
crew has completed large camp and hovel
and are now yarding lumber.
Phil. Giles shot the largest deer recently
that has been captured in this vicinity thl,
season; one fore quarter weighed 81 lbs
Beat Phil. if you can.
DIR. Ellis is in town visiting his patient.
DIR. Ellis is a spiritual physician, and as far
as we know is successful.
School in district No. /, taught by Mss
Lena Macomber, closed Nov 6. She is s
thorough and successful teacher, and the
pupils made remarkable progress.
One would naturally suppose foxes 10 be
plentiful in this vicinity, knowing that Her
man Jordan shot two before breakfast, and
says he did not hurry much either
Gilman Jordan lost a valuable colt the
18th inst. This is the second that Mr.. Jor-
dan has lost this season. the two heinz q
well matched, black span, which were val
ued highly. The manner in which the last
one died had slight resemblance to poison
ing. We have read of poison being pu, GU,
near buildings in adjoining towns. but haps
there 10 no slmilsr case in this town.
Nov. IS SEIIGxYI.
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Loves Labor Lost. f"

The Wing prints It's stereotyped complaint
over the removal of Collector Hopkins, of
Ellsworth, whose valuable experience, :"
etc, etc, should have secured his retention
in office. Mr.. Hopkins term would have
expired last summer. After the election of
Mr.. Cleveland, how YER. he adopted the
shrewd little dodge Of resigning his place
in order 10 secure another four wears COM
mission from the outgoing President, which
he obtained. His confidence operation did
not avail him much. however, il appears
Is there any fair minded man who thinks
that it ought p Bangor Commercial Of the
l4th.
The Commercial was lead on SATURDAY.
nv information which il regarded as relisb..
into an erroneous and unjust statement cen
corning Collector Hopkins, Of Ellsworth
Mr. Hopkins term expired shortly before
President Clevelsnd's term hogan. and he
was rsappoinisd hy President Auhsr for
ans,h.r term Of four wears. The statement
Of the Commercial in regard to hrs resixns.
ton was. therefore. erroneous and unjust.
and We embrace n. 8rst opportunity 20
make the proper eagfesl on Baager Cosa-
meroial u N, l6ih-
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The November Wide Apdke opens with
frontispiece by Hassam celebrating the last
Of the autumn pleasures-a farewell rambie
through the November woods. This i fol-
lowed by the triumph Of the plueky heroines
IN Margaret Sidney's serial "A New Depart
ture for Girls" Mr.. Brooks historical serial.
THE Governors Daughter" also ends, with
the marriage Of Mary snd Abram Gouyerneur
and the cleansing OF Jacob Leisler's name
from faint; and Flossy Tangleskein, In Mrs.
Champney's wonder-story. The Child's Para
disc" concludes that America is the best land
for child's home, after all. James Otis has
In Dan Hardy's Crippy" pathetic Thanks
giying-iime story about brave little fellow
who set out to save pet goose from immola-
ton on the shrine Of the dnner-tabe; and the
second "Popsy Story" is given. one Of the
last labors of Mrs. Helen Jackson III. H. i.
Mrs. Harriet Pinckney Huse gives some early
recollectioDs of the novelist Cooper, which
form a charming pendant to Miss Harris pa
per about him In Pleasant Authors for Young
Folks" published in this same number; there
IL portrait and drawing OF the old Hall at
Cooperstown. There is much excellent illus
trated verse in the number, notably Fate and
the Tiger \ Brahmin story versified BY L ID.
X. and Illustrated BY Church, and The Cock
Horse Regiment" by Mrs. y. A. Humphrey,
which commentaries a charming little histori-
cal happening, and has six fulLpage illustrs-
lions BY Garrett. The Chautauqux Readings
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Sheriff. Sale.

HANCOCK. ss.--November "A. A. u. lss5.
DY virtue OF an execution from the Ellsworth
ID Municipal Court dated the 10th day OF Novrm.
ber 4. u. lS>3. | have taken u satisfy the same
all the ri gtt in equity which Maria T.. Maloney has
or had on the 10Th day Of July, A, II. I-s5. being
the time when the same attached the orig
inal writ to redeem from mortgage 70 Geo +.
King. iAted July q, A. ID i~S5 and recorded in
Hancock County Registry Of Deeds. vol! Is6. Page
3ll the following described real estate situated In
Ellsworth. in the County OF Hancock bounded and
described as follows. to wit Beginning at the
corner OF new street running ea-terly by the
North side Of j L. Crippen place and AT said cor
ner, thence ea,terly on North siie OF said new
rods Ia stake thence uurthrrly 10 rod, i stake
thence westerly eight rods to line Of street lead
ing to the house Of Moses Mayo, thence southeriy
on line Of said street ten rods 70 place OF begin
ming containing one half acre more less, and
shall sell said debtor right In equity 10 redeem
the above described mortgageh premises at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder therefor ~ the
Sherirs Office in Ellsworth. on Monday. the 18th
day Of December, A. ID. lse5 at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon.
A. r. DFVEREUX,
Deputy sheriff.
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A CARD.

T"all who are suffering from the errors and in,lis
cre;ions OF youth, nervous weakness cary decay,
loss Of manhood. SC., viii send recipe that ~ III
cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE. This great
rrnedy was discovered hy a missionary In south
America send self AID dressed envelope to the
REs. JosEru I. iNN,S. Station u, Ne,r York tifs
lyrs9
-Rolster's Highway Surveyors Books. Val
uaiion Books and Collectors Tax List Books
also Revised statutes OF Maine. --latest I'd
ton also new stock OF Wall Papers Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, Just received
and for sale 81 J. \. lIale'- Book storr. Els
worth.
Nr. e.. Rurrll reports the line Of de-
posts in hi bank rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding hi. aniicipatons. Mr.. Bur
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, would be furnished
hy National Bank. 81
KNOW TnYNEGT BY reading the
Science OF Life the best medical work
ever published, for Young and middle-agrd
mrn. lvr11
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Have Always Paid Rent (!

For house to live In. This year have half
paid for q cottage, with money which before
used sulphur Bitters in my family. was paid
TO the doctor and the druggist. They cured
my wife of Female Weakness W. +. SdHap-
son, Salem, Mass.
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating Is relieved At once by taking one
of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately sf-
ter dinner. Don't forget this. For sale by
s. d. Wiggin.
James Pylc's Pearline has become
recognized AS the best washing preparation
ever invented. IL has relieved wash-day of
the old wear and tear, and cleans the drtiest
fabric without injurjng 1t.
--Carter's Little Liver Pills will positively
cure sick headache aud prevent its return
This j. not talk. but truth. one pill dose
To he had Of all druggists. See sertisemeut
For sale by :. u. Wiggin.
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County News.


Franklin.
Mss Jennie II. Crabtree left for Boston
last lhursGa,, where she Intends TO spend
the winter. Miss Crab'r-e is Young LAZY
who will be missed By a large circle Of
friends.
s. A. Butler has newly shingled and
clapboarded his house. which gives il yer,
neat appearance.
c. NJ. Butler shot a speci- Of the owl
family lately, measuring FIVE feet from tip to
tip of its wings. Its color was white. barred
with black. On the underneath part Of ITS
body IL was covered with tne down. |, T.,
quite a curiosity as nothing like it was ever
seen round here before.
J. c. Springer intends to 20 into The
woods for c. II. Macomber J. G. j. q
smart young man, and We wish him album
dant success. Mac.
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HANCOCK, ss-Cour of Probate, Bluehill,
November Term, A. D., ISIS.
Petitions having been filed BY the widow Of
each deceased. for au allowance out Of the per
-onal estate in the estates OF the follow ing
named persons viz Gilbert X. Currier late Of
Sedgwick Robert X. Thompson late of Pen
obscot and also for commissioners to set Of
bands.
notice TO all persons interested nv causing a
copy of this Order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amrri.
worth, that they may appear ~ a Court Of Pro.
bate for said county, d be heid at the
Probate ofice In said Ellsworth, On the
second Wednesday In Dee. next, az ten o'shrk o
the forenoon, and shew cause. II any they have
why the same should mot b. granted
3wa1 %. 4. CUNNINGHAM Judge
true copy, Attest -CHAs. r. DoKR Regi.ter
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The FreDchman's Bay COllectOrship


If placed candid!y on the old Democratic
doctrine that Ito the vctors belong the
spoIls. the removal of Hon. John ID. Hop
klns. Of Ellsworth, from the Collectorshp Of
Customs by the appointment of Mr. Ersstus
Redman, would be recognized as one of the
sequences of political warfare. But the
trumpet of Civil Service Reform cannot
be sounded very loudly over the removal of
a gentleman OF such high standing. so emf
nently quallfi and of such valuable expert
ence as Collector Hopkins, to max. place
for the father OF gentleman who va. the
Democratic candidate for Governor iast wear,
and vas rejected BY majority of twenty
thousand v1tes.
Mr.. Hopkins has been removed Of course
and solel, because he is a Republican, and
it will b. his pride in the future, as it ha.
been IN the past. 10 be known a. an I'M
finching supporter of the principles of the
great party that saved the life Of the Ma
ton. He retir.s with an admir- able record
as su officer and with the cordial esteem Of
his fellow citizens.
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THE Rnsrp> JutK <AI l. 4 Republican u,w
paper. but Il xlvr4 The new ~ a.l the political
phase u the times aud .c.- trat ID. reader. arc
kept vel. posted upon
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Congregational Conference at Ellsworth
Falls.

The sem-snnual meeting of Hancock Co.
Conference of Congregational churches was
held Nov. and ), with the church at Ellis
worth Falls. The meeting was one Of
much interest from the first. The services
we're opened on Wednesda, forenoon by
praise and prayer meeting led by Mr.. A. F
Adams Of Casiine, moderator OF the confer
ence. Then followed a business meeting
which closed the morning session. In the
afternoon. after brief devotional service,
Deacon +. +. Hartshorn read n very in
terestlng paper on The successful Sunday
school, how attained"
This paper was listened to with the
closest attention and called forth many
enComums from those present.
Nj Hartshorn has been for many wears
Sunday school superintendent and has made
SUNDAY school work and Sunday school
methods careful study. So he spoke
from large experience and full knowl ledge
of tie subject. and this paper proved to be
one OF the main features of the conference.
This paper was followed by discussion Of
the subject which was participated in by
several.
Then Rev VIM FORSYTH of Bucksport.
spoke on "Coercive discipline in S. 5.
management.
In his very impressive and vivid manner
he showed the evils arising from lrre,er-
enoe. and urged that Sunday schools should
be conducted in such a way that the chill
dren would realze that the, were in Gods
house and studying Gods word. HIS re-
marks met a very hearty response. The
remainder Of the afternoon was taken up IN
the discussion Of this subject and the YER
tai reports Of the churches These reports
showed the churche. were at work and
progressing, with hoptfu'ne,. FOR The win
t,rs work
R-, J F. Adams Of Bangor. va. present
ard added yer, much to The interest Of the
Conference. D, d brief report # what the
,hufche, vere doing throughout the State.
lie sad. There ~as general f,eing Of
,1pectanc, ,hsf God Vas to pour out a
hIe>>iuc ami to-, christian, we're ahorng
and PRAYING for that end all ihroush the
state
II the evening iafee audience gathered.
The seriec re openct %, cong scr
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dents, Mrs. Treat writing about the habits OF
some Of the orb-wesving spiders, and Mira.
Miller about the tanning Of birds.
New serials open in the next number. "A
Girl and Jewell" by Mrs. Harriet Prescott
Spofford, "A Midshipman at LARGE BY
Charles Remington Talbot, and "Diliy and the
Captain by Margaret Sidney.
" ide Atcdke is $500 ayear. d. Lothrop
4 Co., Publishers, Boston. Mass.
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'p,. |. Hon ana VIC $40 nave hera
an ht''a-' lhr fH'l lr" "~tss- returned home
Mann. i Nv !u. ih,n ,.,,,,n III III. ,-I
Ia bangor, ara AL ~ B4.f.mrre. Nj
''"'''' = p" y" ''.I.'-' '..'
I'll t''e - wy 4" "r
'4'''' ~ -''''f' "''' ''''.'- ''
Oar vt ra,i ..aay-q,-..-r." VI S.n.-.u
Young. ana b.. SON Waiter. ultatar.r IS
si.,,nt. are dam seen I'd ,tr,,- 6r.i Nh .,n,.
aad thsn ,o another hara. ptrt.n. VIEW.
fragrant hay .atl c4a,ru!rut u WV, ! ,.....
ing; and tn,.r ur.tIf.n, ln.!t.ir, ..-f..eor.
.h, or notice. a ut,,,u, ta., ar .a,..p.
tvo prs..e.
az '"e 'i"dN N'''' hfA'.'"
""'As 'te"'' u "e i't' is'n-' a." ''-N
nave h'iea '@t am '-n' n RI .-tf' t't li'A'
A'"H' '"'l hANt V''h1'''i "tla l"'.
N"Ns' ''N H't-- power r"E'''r "'.'-4
FURNISHES power l" H. We pni7i.'hi' ai'+ a."
'N"' u'''' u, ''C'h corn + '"r '-"ooI
ing stores ! II hA''"r'' II '"'- h''n N'rii'N
70 'nc'ea eaeh year ahd lh'lf "otH k'NeN'
a. 'a' a. We naNe ''A'"''J s'"'f'' s''i'-
iac''on'
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HN the advice and consent of the Executive
Council | appoint Thur~tay. the 2liuh Day
of No, epsber, day ot Public Thank Wing
and Praise
Il Is eUipently fitting that fashion rational,
tran shifted Ia It ha~ been through -ucces-
siye generations as New England custom should
ever h, reNer,htaly continued FOR it. proper oh
of the people realizing sense Of entire depend
upou sod for an spiritual aud temporal
blessings
This autumnal season find- Us ENJOYING the
fruits NJ the lsi,ors of the toiling hushan'lnan in
an abundant harvest. oar Stale has been prosper
ed ia an ill., material interests tur educational
and religious efforts curing the year have been
bt~-e,, hs lenviiccnt results Temperance and
other moral reforms arr >tlll advancing. The
I,cSfilcncc. which Waiketh Ht noon1hv. ha- passed
H. bv unlta11uc, For these and MANY other
National and STATE, blessings let each h.art r,turn
81 iuYful thank ing both in the Public Sanctuary
and arauud thu family ircsid,, met forgetting to
review it, individual cause for gratitude. e.
pusially irt people rejoice for all those SUD
rt--fa i rtlurts which have been nA'le u tho pat
strengthen the unity the states and tho ia
tegritv OF the Republic Let the poor and -uHtt
tuL h, cyersV here remembered both ls y mpalhF
ANA l,ouuiifu material ati frrm a.. norr favored
The Father iu the name "f ear I'ri I'-"s
Christ
O,lvru at tbs, ,uuu,II hamla-r ~ Augusta. tHi-
NTH das 10 Nuteiuler. iu tllc wear of our l"I'i
on, thousand eight huu,ipsi and eighty -n,",
and ~ t.. li,iaurt.icuct Of the ultvi States 81
Aul,.rle.. IL, one hundred ana tenth.
FEEpEEItk ROBE
I;y she Governor
tIHAMA>ptI >WiTH. secretary ut state
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A. r. DFFFREtX,
Deputy sheriff
STATE OF MAINE,

HANCOCK IS court af Probate, Bluehill, Nov.
Term, 1885,
A petition having been filed BY q. VI. Kilt
ridge, creditor PRAYING for administration on
the estate Of the following named person, VIZ
Mary J. Abbott late OF fremont.
ORDERED. That said Petitioner give public notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order TO be published three weeks sue
oe-sively in the Ellsworth American news
paper printed published in Ellsworth, that they
may appear at IA Court OF Probate for said county
a. be held at the Probate Office in tlsWort on the
second etine sday in Dee next, Of the clock
in the forenoon, ami show cause, II any they
have, why the same should not lie granted.
SWAT .. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
A true copy, Attest ;-tHAs. +. DORR, Register.