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Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
Maine C. A. R,


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Army Of the RrpI1hc, Department Of Mane.
va. held in Taoma>ton. On Tuesday aud
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sal33 ~ and rha cash m had -, s16i3 20
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at Old Orchard nroyed oi,jte a source of rev
enne bring;ny total ot SsgO 50 INTO The
treasury by rebst.s on ticsets sold bv tho
different railroads a. follows Maine Cen.
tral s55l 30. Boston and Maine. Sl-765.
Grand Trunk s78.75. Kno, 4 I;ncoln
s12 rs Rnmf,rd Fails and Ruck6.Id Sl3
Inc ,katiny rink a, Oh Orchard tba, d,v
Also maid ,nio the denartmen, treasury s46.
s.. From the receipts salaries have been
uaid As follows: ID. II. Holman. Assistant
Adiutant General. 500: b. F. Beals. As.is.
tan, Quart.rmssl.r General. $500 II. A.
Tripp. inspector. $500. The per capita tax.
wbich was reduced last wear from eight TO
Eve cents ,er quarter. pald into the treasury
sl5O5.35
Inc Chaplain's report showed tha, on las,
Memorial Day $3.50 graves we're decorated
in 743 cemeteries OF the State, and l2O ora
tions delivered under The auspice, of ~
posts. The expense OF the day was S5I34.-
96. There was more general observance
of the day than ever b. fore.
A, tbs meeting Wednesday afternoon, the
following officers we're elected Commander,
Gen. James A. Hall; Senior Vice, G. f.
Moulton Junior Vice, ] o. Johnson Chap
lain, Rev. X. l.. Howard; Medical Director,
DR.. 5. {. Gordon, (acclamation) Council Of
Administration George NJ. Seiders, William
L. Eustis, IL. o. Perry, John +. Lamb,
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

have in the present as well as in the future
and at one cost ? Let the present and the fu-
ture combine in paying for it, each period
helping the other in enjoying the possession
of ample. safe and convenient public build
ings.
l admire economy 10 the administration
Of all public affairs; economy, said Cicero,
is itself great public revenue. But am
impelled, from observation and contrast, to
believe that the time has fully arrived when
the citizens of Hancock county should be
awakened by other duties and necessities to
the Importance of better public buildings for
themselves and for their pos.erity.
JOHN A. PETERS.
Bangor. February 23 1885.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

TiiE subscriber hrrrby glyes public nptcc a. ail
/ concerned, that hs ha- been duly appointed.
ansi has taken upon htin-ef. the trit-t pt An Al
Fntnl.tr1tor Of tac e-iatr OF Reuben Abbott,
late OF Verona, Ia the County of Hancock. de
ceased. By giving bond A. the law Directs he
therefore requests ail PeTsIns who arv !nieb:ri d
the -at ,ieceased'- estate. - make immediate
payment aud those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for payment.
OSCAR :. FELLOWS.
February ls, lN-j. 3wg
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
State Of Maine.

HANCOCK ss AT the Court OF County toiu
missioners, begun and held ut Ellsworth, Within
and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Tuesday of October 1854. and by adjournment,
December q, A. D.. lSs4.
A Nd now the Commissioners In accordance with
"A section 50, Chapter q, of the Revised statatts,
having first made an annual inspection in tn
month Of september, 1881, of all county roa'is Ia
the unineorporatcd Townships and tracts OF i1nfl
In said county and having thereupoa made an Is
innate OF the amount needed tn put tAefn IN repair
as 10 be safe aad convenient for public travel,
have assessed upon the following deeeribed unn.
corperatesi Townships and tracts ~ land In saii
county exclusive NJ water AMI land reserved tor
public for that purpose. during ts'e year i31,
a. follows, via On Township Ne. :. south
Division, the sum of Slt- 80, as foilow-, VIZ
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
Messengers Notice.
)FfiCE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANtotK X
,TATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK s-'-february ~. 4. ID. l.-j.
rTlIlS Il To give notice that the siNlctnt dav
L OF February. A D. l-Sj. a warrant In Insoi-
ycpcy issued out Of the Court OF Insolvency
for said county of Hancock against the estate Of
said Edwin o. Salisbury of Lanuine, Hancock
County, state OF Maine, aiijudge' to be an lnsnl-
vent Debtor, petition OF said debtor which
petition was died the thirteenth day OF Feb.
ruary. A. D. l,-5, to which date interest claims
is to be computed. That the payment OF any debts
10 or by said debtor and the transfer and delivery
OF any property by him are forbidden by law
That meeting Of the creditors Of said debtor
prove their debts and choose or more
assignees OF his estate. will be held at Court Of
Insolvency To he holden Mt Ellsworth In said
county, on the twelfth day OF March, 4. u. ls-5,
at ten O'Clock In he forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
GEO. ". FiSkE,
Deputy sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of
Insolvency for said county nf Hancock. 2w9
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

1t is thought that the work Of the leg
isisiure vii be completed in about ten days.
To DO this vii requiie hard work on the
part Of the members, but they are nov in
good working trim and can push business
rapidly.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
New C5saty Buildings.

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You would be s1rnrisel at the cast of IN.
county buildings in the counties generally
in contrast with your own. Hancock county
has s millions of valuation. penohs.o, has
2l millions 8 little more than twice and a
half as much as Hancock. The advocates of
new buildings for Hancock ask for an indebt-
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

Samuel J. Iilden has notified the Dem
oeratic C9ngres>men from New York that
Daniel Manning of that State will be Cieye-
lands Secretary OF the Treasury Samm,
ought 10 know if any one does
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26.

y G do not read anonymous letters and communi-
Cations The name anil address of the writer in
All cases Indispensable, necessarily foi publica-
tion but a. guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
muneations that are not used.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
CON.uurrsoN ernED.

An old ply sician, retired from practice having
hal placed Tn his hants by an Easi India mission
AIRY the formula Of simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure Of Consumption
bronchitis. atst rfh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, aisu positive and radical ctirr
for Nervous Debility anti all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
In thousands of cases has felt his duty to make
1t known {" his suffering fellows. Actuate hy this
motive and desire to relieve human suffering.
will send free Of charge, To- all who desire 1t. this
recipe. tn German, French or English, with fun
directions for preparing and using sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
". \. MOVES, If1 Por,s's Hioct, Rochester, y. J.
txr,4 f,st
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

President Arthur gave his last recep-
tion at the White House, Saturday night. 1t
was brilliant affair.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Charlotte b. Haskell, of Deer Isle
w in the county of Hancock and state of Maine
bv her mortgage deed, dated the twenty fourth
day OF September, A. D. ISL, and recorded in the
Hancock Registry Of Deeds, Book lII, Page 3ss
conveyed to me the undersigned a certain parcel
of land situate in Deer Isle, in the County Of
Hancock and state of Maine and bounded as
follows viz On the west side by the highway:
on the north side by land of Nathan Dow; on the
northeast and southeast sides by land of the late
samuel saunders, containing seven acres be the
same more or less, and whereas the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, now therefore by
reason OF the breach of the condition thereof /
claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
TIMOTHY B. PICKERING,
c. 4. Spoford, Atty.
Deer Isle. Feb. II, 1855. Me9
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
Experience Taught Ne!

And nv money paid for IL. Af,rr having Ii>-
er Complaint four years. and spending money
on no>trums and doctors W ho didn't help me.
tried sulphur Bittcr-. Six bottles currd me-.
| shall alway. u.e thcm.-G. v. Butter,
Cohoes. y. J.
Weary WasherwOmen have been
made glad by the introduction Of JAMES
PlLE's PEARLINE. is peerles, compound
for the laundry. Il clrans,- the most delicate
fabrics without injury. Sold by groccr~.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
1 Wish l Was Dead !!

After suffering several years with the Leu
corrhpa, aud no doubt would have been, only
. lady induced me TO try sulphur Bitters.
Now l am well. Three bottles cured me-
Mrs. Copp, Nepporf, r. l.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
QUINCY MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Compy,
QUINCY. MASS.

coxpsSsfp srArENESr ron YEAR ls>t'
=, -, a., ,ss, siTa.6S5 IS
surplsis over all liabilities, 2r''-s. -
Amount mt risk, S-''f4'' - =
CHARLES Buck, Pres't. Pro ten.
AUS CIts. A. npwLANp, ~eft'
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
II, u. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE

HA>cn-'S = Supreme Judicial tnHrt, October
Term. \. H., ISL.
tni now itapprartnE a. the Court that the sail
Defendant Edmond l., Austin. NJ the tiate ef the
service ~ the writ. not an inhatHtant 0t f'u-
STAT. and hat no tenant. a-t'ut attorney Nsth.
Ia the sairc and that he hal uutitc pf jje
p,nitnry uf thls -nit it H. ordered. that notice
thereof hc given him. hy pultl!Shia4 a-trstgi
copy nf The writ. Ani this nri'r Thereon, three
weeks 4urc"~sIyely IN the Ellsworth AmcF1rsu
new -papcr published in Ellsworth, jr the County
- iIaurnrt. the last publication tn tr at least
tatrtv tay- before the next term % tHy@ tuuft.
hy serving up"n him attr-ird copy afurc
said m least fourteen fiNys before tr n,Nt term
II thi. Court. 10 I've held at Ellsworth, in ~sld
County, the second Tuesday "f April next,
that he may then AMI thcrg In sptI Court appear
at,il answer t. sati Suit.
Attest II u ~auudos-. Cjark.
\ true Copy OF the Writ and er.!cr ~ Court.
thereon,
5w- Attest III II. II \ittk~. I ltrk.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
OF cutting teeth II SO. send at and get bot
tie of Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEErHINo. Its value is inealruable.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon h. mothers, there Is no mistake
about IT, IL dyseLtery and diarrhra,
regulates the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie. softeus the gnns, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy To the whole system. MRs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRup FOR CHILDREN
TEfrHiNG Is pleasant to the taste, and s the pre-
scripiion OF Que of the Oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United states. and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price - cents bottle. iyrts
There has been a wide difference of upin-
ion rs to whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule In business. hut HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
OF both In the ''iSSi" brand OF cigars, manu-
fsctured by Albert Lewis OF Bangor. The
"lSSi'' is the latest out. and the best for the
money. Try them.
If YOU have any Pictures to be- copied. en-
larged and framed. you should leave your
der< with II. +. .Ioy nj once
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

HI HA<tflCk S. To Inc NiSFiHS "a Nth tNt't'HNN''
GREETING
WE CoaAASn fot 70 attaeh 'ilt
IL - wv goods estate OF Edmond L
Austin to the value lone thousand dol-
lars and summon the said defendant, III he nlt he
found In vour prccinct} to appear before our Jus
tees ~ the supreme Judicial Court, next 10 h',
holden In Ellsworth, Within and for our county cf
Uancork on the second Tuesday af th't. next
then and there IN sail Court 10 answer unto
Hamilton .Iny, OF Ellsworth, In the County ot Han
cock and state Of Maine,
for that the sald defendant at sil Ellsworth, "u te
tlav af the purchase of this writ, hetng efil't13 Ia
thcpllintii tn the ~ three hunired Snd 'tveni
eight dollars. according to the account annexed,
then and thrr,, In consideration thereof, promi>e
the PlaintiT to paw him the same sum ou de'nant
Yff TiInI.t.H pFrtS REQt t>rEp, gtc sts'I he
g,ulaut ha@ unt paid said sum but neglect sn O.
,ta to the mage 0f said Pipjntld Gas II says t!F
sum NJ one thousand Dollars. WiigA
.ha then api there he made 70 appear With other
due damages. And have yu4I there ths VIII with
your doing. therein.
Witness John \. Peters. Justice of said Court
~ Ellsworth this twenty eighli, day ot June ia tue
YEAR ~ our Lori onc thousand eight hundred
au.l Il aiuy four.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
J. W. Flsss, Aasar. EllsH3aTa.
STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK sS-To the Silerifs of our Respective
GREETING
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26

CLARK 4 DAVIS. Agrnys At Ell,wnr.i
Y. BLAKE, agent AZ Portland.
Ellsworth American., 1885-02-26
BOARD Of TRUSTEES.

Gd0Ux Gen Ag for Maine New Hampshire, Portsmouth Nh
VA, b. AcD}aali, Agent, Ellsworth, Maine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
From Ransom.

RANSOM, Nov. 4-Soon may we expec
to see the frantic gyrations of the Ransom
bellies in their efforts to learn the art OF
roller skating, as Mr.. Strawn is preparing
to open rink here.
The Democrats are smiling today on &C
count of the reports from New York.
Dr. Ives, of Farm Ridge, was IN town
Sunday. The Doctor Is always welcome
visitor at this place.
Farmers are busy husking. The corn
though, is somewhat damaged. 1t will
yield fair crop.
Harry Brown, while carelessly handling
a revolver on Friday, accidentally shot MIR.
Davis in the arm, intllcting slight wound
Miss Lydia Vernon returned home from
Deer Park to-day, where she was engaged
in teaching.
The party at Mr. Jas, Kleiber's Friday
night was attended by several of our young
folks. They report very pleasant time
When we see young man promenading
the streets with half a dozen society bellies
we imagine he is solid. Therefore put it
down that Jack is all right.
Mr.. Ambrose has sold his blacksmith
shop and will leave town.
The fall term of school in Ransom closed
Friday, the teachers, Miss Mason and Phil
lips, being very successful in their work.
SCRIPTOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
From MarseilleS.

MARsEILIEs Nov. 8, 1SS5-The com
missioners settled with Mr.. f. Barber this
week. The bill was $3.50. The bill foI
extra work in excavating and stone laying
was S120.
The ladies of the Universalist Society
hold tea at Mr. o. A. Smiths on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 18th.
The blind musicians, John and Mary
McCay, gave an entertainment last evening
that was pronounced fine by those who
heard it. They cleared expenses, if 1t was
a bad night
The fancy trick skaters, Messrs. Amen,
and Nicholson will give an exhibition OF
their .pecialties at the Washington street
rink on the evening Of Nov. 18th.
The lecture by Belva Lockwood on Mon
dav evening last was well attended. The
lecturer gave a description OF the social
and political life in the capital city that
was very entertaining. BY some it was
thought she would heap TRADE of abuse
on the men and magnify the social status
of woman She is very pleasant speaker
A game of polo between Marseilles and
Morris clubs will be played at the Wash
ington street rink Nov. 18th.
j. II. GOodell has moved his model shop
into the Simmons building, next door
north. He reports enough model work to
keep him employed until spring.
MIR. Terry Simmons, of the Marseilles
Plaiadealer, will build an addition TO his
store on the north side, about 12X2O. II
will give him much needed room for his
growing trade. When completed he Will
have one of the best lighted stores in
town.
The sheriff came up yesterday and took
possession Of the old machine shop once
owned by Deacon Hurd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
TIE cow RITZ.
Circuit Court.

Soon after the morning session of the cir
cult court was begun on Saturday the verdict
Of the jury in the case of Allen V. the City
of Sreator WAS announced The jury saw
no grounds for damages and "not guilty ]"
was the decision The case will be appealed
to the appellate court.
In the case of Gray v. Theurer, school di-
rectors of the township of Meriden, which
was settled last week, it cost the defendant
about 81 900. The row was all about u wash
basin, the property of the school, in which
Gray got severe pounding. 1t is TO be
presumed that Mr.. Theuer will not be 80
ready again to knock the "stuiIin out Of
his fellow mortal.
The following may be of some interest to
commissioners Of highways: The case Of
VIM. Wade V. The Highway Commissioners
Of Oconee township, was decided recently at
Shclbyyille, this state, by Judge Phillips, in
favor Of plaintiff allowing $500 and costs of
suit, the amount being assessed to the com
missioners and not against the township.
The court held that townships pay no DANA
ces. This was suit brought by Wade
against the Highway Commissioners on &C.
count of a public bridge across a creek fall
ing while being crossed by Wade and team,
killing his two horses and otherwise damag
ing him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07
Police Courts.

Tuesday Jas. Flanagan, Jas. Farrell and
John Snyder were before Squire Weeks and
the ordinary assessment, SO and costs each,
for plain drunk was imposed by the
court, Saturday, Henry Trainor got full
and became too obstreperous in Fred Muel-
ler's saloon, and the aid Of the city marshal
was requested Trainor picked up rock
and hurled it at the officer, but though he
missed his aim Judge Weeks thought SO
and costs would not be too much. Henry
mid it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

On Saturday morning Thos b. Parks, the
victim of Pete Weasts wrath, died AT MS
rooms in the Plumb House Streator' where
he WIS shot on the afternoon of FRIDAY, oct
9Th The wounded man fingered along nav
ing suffered the great physical strain OF three
surgical operations Of his right leg the DuI'
let having severed the femoral artery, !
was finally decided by his physicians that
the leg would have to be amputated, and
ON Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, the doc.
tors set themselves TO work at the fourth
surgical operation and the injured member
was removed.
Parks died at 5 o'clock Sunday morning
and on Wednesday last was buried at his
home in Benson, this state. On Monday
afternoon Coroner Clendenen held an in
o,est. the verdict of the jury being that
Thos b Parks came to his death by bullet
fred from a pistol in the hands of Peter A..
Weast, and that the said Weast shot with
criminal intent, and the jury recommended
that Yeast be held to the grand jury for ac-
ton.
Weast was in Streator, Saturday, but when
If became evident that his victim was rapid
" sinking. he left and came to Ottawa. AT
ter breakfast at Whites hotel he took the
1l:55 train for Chicago, and consulted with
his attorney, Jas. W. Duncan, who was in
that city. Sunday morning Esq. Bullock,
Of streator issued warrant for the appre'
bension of Weast and Marshal Smith arrived
in this city in search Of his man. While
here he was informed that Weast had left
for Chicago, and shortly after received tel
eeram from Weast from Chicago. stating that
if he was wanted to send for him and he
would come Immediately. lIowev'r, s nirh
thought that it was safer to 60 and p ace
Weast under arrest. He met him on Dear.
born street, made the arres ana took the
prisoner to Streator on Tuesday afternoon,
Weast waived examination before Bullock
and was hell to the grand jury on the charge
of murder, without bail. Tuesday afternoon
the prisoner was lodged in the county Jail
here and on Wednesday Judge Stipp ordered
special grand jury to convene, which met
yesterday.
On his death-bed Parks asserted his limo
cence of the charge of intimacy with Wcast' s
wife, calling God to witness the truth
of what he was saying,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

Petition Of Barbara Kuhne to be appointed
guardian Of Emma X. kuhne ct al. granted
Bond in sum of $1,000, with Frederick De
bold and Frenck Tomliuson sureties.
Petition of Newton Flaherty, admir- of est
Of Robert Lett, 10 pay Zina Lett, one Of the
heirs, 500, granted.
In est v A Hses, Chas Blanchard and
X Neville, adnrs. Suppl final settlement
app and sdmrs discharged.
Est Of Hemsn Blsskwell-Rep Of accounts
app and ord. rec.
Samuel Drsifus Chas Mstsser, guard.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-07

"When a man is going down hill every
body is ready to give him kick" Yes
that is so. It is sad, but natural. Why
many man and woman, seeking employ
ment, would have got it if their hair hadn't
been so thin and gray. One bottle of Par
kers Hair Balsam is then the best invest
ment 1t stops falling hair, promotes new
growth and restores color. Clean, highly
perfumed not a dye A great improve
ment over any similar preparation, and sold
at the low price of SOC.