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thoroughly disinfeciaut, it will be seen that
whenever used the result is pure and healthfu.
As there are limitations of this in the market,
be sure and get the genuine. manufactured
only by JAMES PYLE, New York.
Call At JOYS and examine the Photographs
he is now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
To Base Ball players-A full line of Base
ball-. Bats, Gaps and Belt, just received at j..
4. iale's Book Store.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

The Anniversary Exercises Of the East
Maine Seminary took place last week ac-
cording to the published programme, and
we're Of very interesting character. The
Baccaluareate sermon, on Sunday evening,
wss preached by Rev. NJ. W. Prince Of
Stamford, Conn.,, the former principal Of the
school. who held the large audience SPELL
bound by his eloquent words, as in his usual
earnest manner, he exhorted his hearers to
pursue their life work with ardor and true
zeal of purpose. His words Of cheer to the
graduating class were few and we'll chosen,
showing clearly that absence had not
lessened his interest in them, or care for
their welfare present and prospective. The
| church was lovely with its lavish display Of
/ floral decorations, which spoke volumes for
the taste and skill Of the fair decorators.
Monday evening the prize declarations
called large audience to Emery Hall. The
number OF lady contestants was, by unfore-
seen circumstances, reduced to three, Of
these, Miss Berthe NJ. kingsbury of Brad
ford received the prize. The gentlemen
who were the winners, were Messrs. Hugh
X. Hatch of Islesboro' and William NJ.
Crawford of Camden, and the place of two
Of the absent ladies' were filled BY Misses
Whitmore and Hathaway, who kindly con.
scented to recite without competing for any
prize.
Tuesday evening was devoted to the lect-
ure by Pres. g. ID. b. Pepper of Colby
University, which was full of scholastic lore
and thought. but could no; be condensed in
TO a report as concise as this must be. HIS
subject was "The kinship of the church and
school," and the treatment of il mastery
and finished, showing that education and
religion are not antagonistic, but must go
on, hand in hand, with closer union as sci
ence is more advanced. Tuesday and We'd
nesday the classes were examined with the
usual satisfactory results, which are always
expected, and rarely fail. From the ready
answers to the questioning of the visitors.
We should Judge that the pupils had been
Taught TO think for themselves fairly and
logically. instead of simply being confined to
Vantage in these DAYS.
The concert of Wednesday evening, hy
Andrews Orchestra, of Bangor, assisted by
Miss DE Motto, of the Seminary. Miss Sadie
Simonton. with her violin PLAYING. and our
favorite. Mrs. Godfrey. was a decided sue
cess, and We only wished for more OF II,
The musical people yer, sorry to lose
Miss DE Note. who has signed her posi-
ton at the SEMINARY. but We all hope sue
cess NAV follow her wherever she goes
Thursday A. NJ, Emery Hail was crowded
to Overlooking for the CONNIE .ment exet-
cises, which passed of IN an exceedingly
pleasant manner, the compositions being
well delivered aad the music a continuation
OF that of the preceding evening. Where
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

There Is fumor OF trouble in the Dem
oeratie Greenback camp in Michigan. The
Greenhsck faction are not receiving that
recognition at the hands Of President Cleve-
land that they feel they are entitled to, and
they are threatening revolt at the next
eIecIinn
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The total popular vote for Grover
Cleveland was ,s3s.3l9 and the vote for
James q. Blaine was 4.Sii. 06l. Taken as
whole, therefore, it is not safe to say that
President Cleveland was the choice of the
majority of the people of the United States
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an Adj
ministratrix of the Estate of Jefferson l.. Springer
late of Trenton, In the county of Hancock de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said leceaseds estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any f,lemands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
Trenton, June Is, 1855. 3vass
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At Court Of Probate holden ut Ellsworth within
aud for the county of Hancock, the second
Wednesday of June, s. d., lsS,.
TERE H. JORDAN. named Executor in a certain
instrument purt,orting to he the last viii ani
testament of Sabin Il, Jordan. late of Mariayillc.
in said county deceased having presented the
same for Probate
ORDERED, That the slid Executor give notice
20 all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order to he published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed
published at Ellsworth that they may appear at u
Probate Court to he held at Bluehill, IN said
county on the second Wednesday of July next,
nj ten Of the clock in the forenoon. and shew
cause. II any they have. WHY the said instrument
should not be proved. approved. and allowed as
the last will and testament Of said deceased.
3w3l. .. l.. CT ,,SlNsHAM. Judge.
\ true copy Attest ;--tuAs. r. DoRR Register.
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Cholera is reported spreading along tie
western shores of the Mediterranean in
Spain Tits pronounced TO be true Asiatic
cholera, of a malignant type, and is causing
great alarm in Madrid.
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To the Iax-Payers of Ellsworth,

THE Taxes of lss5 have been committed to me
l. for collection and by vote of the City
Government discount of per cent will be de-
Quoted on all taxes paid on or before July /, three
per cent paid on before sept |, and interest at
per cent will be added to all taxes remaining
unpaid Dec. l, lsS5.
2W23 j. a. McdOWN, Collector.
Office at McGown's store Main street.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

ITHEREAS James A. Farnham of Brook syile
w county Of Hancock and state of Maine did
By his mortgage deed recorded in Book Ia, Page
rs convey to me IA certain lot of land bounded
as follows, viz Beginning at stake and stone on
the west side of road leading from Douglass store
to the Ferry twelve rods north of the new hall
thence southerly twelve rods to the hall lot thence
around and by hall lot and around and by land
owned by William Jones to homestead lot of
Joseph Douglass; thence northwesterIy on said
line seven rods to stake and stone; thence north
easterly to first mentioned bounds being one acre
more or less, the conditions of said mortgage are
broken by reason of which l claim a foreclosure
and give this notice for that purpose.
ROBERT TAPLEY.
W. Brooksyiie. June /, 1856 3w24
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Gen. Bragg, of Wisconsin, leading
Democratic politician, is authority for the
statement that most everybody is quietly
thanking Senator Eustis for his open attack
on the President"
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New Advertisements.
Notice..

MRS. MATTHEWS, Christian Scientist, OF
lN Boston, will be at the residence OF Mr.. \. III
Spear, in West Trenton, tor few days. Mrs.
Matthews win also he a. the American House IN
Ellsworth, on Friday of this week, and on Tues
day AMI Friday Of next week, where she can he
consulted by patients desiring her assistance.
2wljt
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Sherifs Sale.

HANCOCK IS June ?, A. ID. 1885
TAKEN ouexecntion, wherein Joseph b. Bradley
i executor OF the last will and testament Of
Rufus Buck, late OF Bucksport, in said County
deceased is plaintiff. and John Moore Of said
Bueksport is defendant, and will be sold at public
auction on saturday the eighteenth day of July
A. D.. 1855, at two O'Clock In the afternoon at the
Office of o. 7. Cunningham, In said Bucksport, all
the right, title and interest which the said John
Moore has In and 10 the following described real
estate, situate in said Bucksport on the western
side Of the road leading from the village to the
Turner school house. Bounded as follows Be.
ginning on said road at the southeast corner OF
land Of widow and heirs OF Luther Turner: west
erly by said Turner land to Buekspor Poor
Farm: thence northerly by said Poor Farm
due East to South corner of said Poor
Farm, thence westerly by said farm To the Colson
road: thence northeriy by said Colson road to land
now or formerly of George A. Lake. thence east
eriy by said Lake land Ia first named road thence
northcrly by said road 10 place of beginning same
premises known as Noah Doane place.
aw35 J. W. PATTERSON, Deputy sheriff
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lie ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
THURSDAY, JUNE IS,

re do not read anonymous letters and communi-
ations. The name anil address of the writer arc in
All cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
sis,n eut as a guarantee of good faith
we cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munications that are not used
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

Baroness de Siruye, wife Of the Russi N
minister at Washington. prides herself par
ticularly that she can speak English as well
as the most cultured American and drive
four in hand equal to an English coachnaa.
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Notice.

LII parties indebted to the late firm of Herrck
II 4 Byarl of Sedgwick are requested TO
adjust the same with at once, as all bills ont
standing the first day of September next, will
positively he turned over 10 an attorney for
collection. SAMUEL HERRICK
sedgwick, June 10, less.
3W25s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

The Marquis Of Salisbury is expected to
announce his ministry TO the British Paria-
ment next Friday.
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Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS sallie II. Halves, of Brooksyllle
w Hancock County, state of Maine by her
mortgage deed, dated March u, lsS4 and record
ed in Hancock Registry of deeds Vol 49,. fol 3gl
conveyed to me the undersigned certain 10. or
parcel OF land situated in Brepoksyiiie and bound
e'l and described as follows to wit: Begnnng at
stake and stones On the road leading by Luther
Tapiey's dwelling house about six feet 10 the
northwest of the old line of the Darby lot $50 call
ed) thence southeastwari TO the northeast OF the
Balm t,llead tree near Luther Tapley's dwelling
house about forty rods the southwest cnrner -
Gershani Narnums land and the northwest corner
of heirs of Richard Hawes. thence southwestern
on saidtaNes' line to land owned by Luther Tapiey
thence northeasterly and northwesterIy on saij
Luther Tapley's land to the road first mentioned
thence to the first mentioned bound being fonr
acres less. The conditions of said mort
gage are broken, and claim foreclosure OF the
and give this notice for that purpose
ROBERT TAPLEY
Jun, ;, lss5. per W. BIC.
3W24
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A Healtlful \ Attractive
SUMNER RESORT
Frenchman's Bay.
THE ST. JOHN,
SULLIVAN. MAINE.

The undersigned respectfully calls the attention Of
those seeking = desirable place of summer resort
To the II. John which Is now open for the season.
The II. John h situated the head OF Frcnchman'
HaF, on an elevated portion of the shore whence
can he obtained charming views OF Mount Desert
ani frpchman~ BAY with it, numerous islands
and III" ocean. The high ground which the
hotel i situated, secures perfect drainage and
complete sanitary conditions and makes IL re-
sort unsurpassed by any on the New England
coast for healthfulHcSs and beauty of location.
tuoland refreshing hreezc~, delightful drives,
good livery service good sailing and fishing
ia either fresh or sails water. salt water bathing
pleasant rpunt-, good beds, purc spring water an
excellent cuisine anil everything that contributes
% make an attractive summer rr-ort for fauiilic
hnt all Those desiring rr-tful residence on the sea
shore. Fay of acrr~~ from Boston, Portland and
points West and south hy either rail or h,at-
Telephone and telegraph connections. Arrommo-
iaii"u- for two hundred guests charges moderate
with special rates Tor families.
For terms ami particulars address
JOHN SHoENB1R. Proprietor.
Sullivan. Maine. aitf
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Notice of Foreclosure

w of Hancock, aud state OF Maine by hi
mortgage deed dated March 10, Isl l. and recorded
IN iiauc"N Registry Of Deeds. Book ~, page u.s.
conScyen to me certain lot of land situated in
Bruok-Slle. county of Hancock and stat. Of
Maine. and bounded as follows, viz Beginning at
northwest corner OF land owned by WIN. WATSON,
the old Moore lot 50 called; thence two hundred
and siN rods to land owned by Luther l.. Tapley ,
thence northeast said Tapley line forty and
one half rods to land owned by Otis l.. Farnham ,
thence northwest two hundred and six rod. To
idnd owned by Benz. W. Tapey; thence south
westerly forty ard one half rods to first mentioned
bounds, containing fifty three acres more or less
and whereas tine conditions of said mortgage are
broken now therefore, this is 10 give notice that
| claim a foreclosure OF said mortgage by reason
of breach of conditions aforesaid, and give this
notice for that purpose.
ROBERT TAPLEY.
W. Bruoksville, june |, Iss5. 3wa4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

Since the resignation of the ministry in
England there mas been good deal of con-
lecture as TO Ike formation Of a new one. 1t
is now announced that the Marquis Of Sails
bury has accepted the duty of forming new
cabinet, but j, is believed that Mr.. Glad
stone viii continue to be the leader Of the
liberal party and as such vii be a powerful
opponent Of the part! in power.
At meeting If prominent citizens in
Chicago, Saturday afternoon. il was decided
to commence vigorous contest against the
Inauguration Of Mayor Harrison, on the
grounds tha; over 1000 Illegal vote, were
cast for him and that az honest canvass Of
the votes cast will show the election Of
Judge Saith b, clear majority. The
meeting va, non-pari,an 10 character. and
the contest will not he prosecuted for merel,
political reasons, but only to vindieate til.
right Of ihr people TO a far election.
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Wool Cardilg at Sl.I.

The subscriber having put hi mil suH ....
thorough repair, i prepared T., tv tI' u..-
entrusted to his care promptly 4.H FL. -'
factory manner.
None but the best of oil used.
- Wool LEFT Al
Henry Whiting and sons, Ellsworth.
r 4. Merrill, Buchin
J. Eaton, Bluehill Fails,
win be taken 10 the mill and returned free OF
charge.
A. l.. TREWORGY.
Surry, May ., 1885.
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nm
JERSEY WAISTS. y

Waists in all Sizes ,nd:
all qualities. A fine Iot IN IN
walking Jerseys in all si1ae =.
a lady only has to try ona
on to insure a sale 4 G few.
pieces of Organdie muslin j."
received this week that nr ;
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.
~ Telephone communi
cation free to all my custom
crS.
A. HI. NORRIS.
MAIN ST, lyr1 ELLSWORTH
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Sherif's Sale.

I'm A--v--ur- ai ... q...f..
Ellsworth, April I. ISIS
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The farmer who
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The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
THE SONG OF THE LOCUST,
Which, Like that of the Turtle, Is Heard in
the Land-Hoosier Superstiti0ns

The woods on the West Side are all humming
with the song or the drum beat, or whatever the
sound is, of the new-come locust. It is good
deal like chorus of frogs when the musicians
Of the swamp and the tussock keep it up well,
but not go harsh. It is more like the hum of
some monstrous machine. The discarded grave
clothes are visible all about where the seventeen
yearly resurrection has scattered them, still the
visitation is light one this time, so far, and we
have probably seen the full of it. The most
interesting feature of it is the superstition still
prevalent in portions of the country that it pre-
sages some great calamity. One would have
thought this silly fancy as dead as the
dread witches, who used, in the pioneer days.
to make cows ''give bloody milk" kept butter
from coming" and gave hogs the ''blind stag
gers" 1t belongs to the era of Matthew Hopkins
and his pincGers. But here it is in Marion
county, as foolish as ever, if not as general Said
farmer at o. South Tennessee.street grocery
yesterday, "a good many of the people in my
neighborhood think that the locusts a sign of
some big trouble or danger somewhere; and it
does look queer doesn't itg' Another fellow be-
longing to the city thought the locusts and the
cholera sort of cause and effect, or rather a
warning and a fulfillment There is room for a
little missionary work here at home. The fact
that the cholera came a year ahead Of the
locusts, and the other side of the sea, doesn't
affect superstitions bit.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
A CHANGE In RECEIVERS.
The BOndholders of the T., C. & St. L. Road
Want a Change in Management.

A petition was filed in the United States Court
yesterday afternoon by James M. Quigley of
New York, as the representative of the bond
holders of the Toledo, Cincinnati s. ST. Louis
railroad, asking that there should be a new re-
ceiver, as the management of the roads business
by Receiver Craig is unsatisfactory to them.
Upon learning that such petition had been filed
here w. j. Craig appeared before Judge Woods
and rendered his resignation to the court There
will probably be decision upon the matter to-
day. Mr. Quigley represents the holders of
$1,000, 900 of the roads bonds which includes
all but 500, 900. Mr.. Craig's management of the
road, Mr. Quigey stated to Journal reporter
last night has been unsatisfactory to the bond
holders for long time. Their interests had not
been represented at the time of his appointment,
because they were widely separated
and had not been united until
recently Mr.. Craig's management was
unnecessarily expensive, and as the debts which
he incurred were held as liens against them they
felt that it was their right to select q receiver
representing their interests. 1t had been decided
therefore, to ask change, and it was in pursu-
ance of this resolution that the petition was pre-
sented 10 the court The name of q gentleman
connected with one og the leading corporations
of this city will be presented to the court for
appointment to-day, if he can be induced to ac-
cert the trust
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
Impatient at a Judges DELAY.

petition was fled in the Supreme Court
yesterday morning, asking that Judge Terhune
of the Clinton Circuit Court, shall be required
to render a decision in the case of Charles W.
Copeland VS.. Hester A. Ford ct al. The case
was tried before him over two years ago, but he
has failed to render decision. There is about
$9 600 involved in the suit, and the interested
parties are becoming impatient over the delay.
The Supreme Court yesterday issued an order
directing Judge Terhune to appear before it on OF
before the 26th inst, and show cause why per
emptory writ of mandate should not be issued
against him.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
Last N,pht,s lawn Festival.

The fete champetre given last evening or the
spacious grounds surrounding the residence of
Hon J. j. Cooper, by Mrs. Cooper and daughters,
assisted by committee of ladies from the Tab
ernacle Church, was one of the most delightful
events Of the past year. The lawr was alumni
mated by great number of Chinese lanterns,
some of them arranged in grotesque figures. and
the effect in the soft moonlight was charming.
About two hundred ladies and gem
tlemen availed themselves Of the invi.
tation given, and they were entertained,
frst by q sketch from Midsummer
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
Lawn Mowers and Repairs.

ALL the new style hats at Seaton's Hat Store,
% North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20

Nights Dream arranged by Miss Emily Bng-
ham, conducted under her direction, and par
ticipated in by a number of misses from the
Girls Classical School. Her youngest class was
pretty sight, and the little ones acquitted
themselves with much grace. The King and
Queen were acted with spirit by Hattie Hale knd
Florence Day. Following this came rectations
by Roline Hale and Pearl Landers, after which
refreshments were served al fresco In all
respects the evening was a most notable one,
and the result gratifying addition to the ladies'
church fund, for the benefit of which the enter
tainment was planned.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
Y. M. @. A, Notes.

Sunday school teachers of all denominations
meet in the Y. NJ. C. A parlor at o'clock every
Saturday afternoon Cor study Rev r. e.
Eeighbor, Of the North Baptist Church, will pre-
side today.
Tomorrow is railroad Sunday at the rooms
and George W. Cobb, the railroad secretary, vii
conduct the 4 o'clock gospel meeting. Every
body welcome.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20

We handle the Easy, Excelsior, Clipper and
Richmond STAR furnish the repairs or put old
machines in running order. No machine will
work right unless sharp and properly adjusted.
If your mower doesn't operate right, bring it to
us, or we will send for it and put in good shape
at moderate expense HILDEBRAND & FUaATE,
35 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1885-06-20
Fourth of July Excursion Rates,

IVU1V11 V1 Uu1y HAVu1 SIVH 1Sdtoss
The ''Monon Route" louisville. New Albany
& Chicago railway will sell excursion tickets, at
half rates, on July and f. These tickets will
be good to return until July 6, inclusive, and
can be purchased between all stations except be-
tween Chicago and Indianapolis, Chicago and
Louisville and Chicago and New Albany.