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Al Cbnrt II Probate hol4eu At Buck
port within and fur the county uf Hancock. ua
tlr second Wrine-sly NJ sept, \. T.. I>-ti-
WM.f DpW>E ~ manned Executor inia certain in
w ~iTumCuf puri~rttrg "a we thr lat W!il aHl
trstahirnt nf Daniel ipuuH,v lal- ~ Ellsworth, in
-aii county deceased. hAt!n- I.rr-snJet tht SANE
Tor probate
DHBEREI.- That the -aih Executor give Notice "a
all Is.r-ns interested be causing cops III tins or
der t. be publl-he,i thrrr week -uccv--itvly
In the Ellsworth American.
printed ~ Published At Ellsworth that taev may
appear 81 Probate tuur, 60 BE- nril At fll-N oTb.
In aid counts. on tbe -rrnnd Wednesday If oct.
neat, AZ ten 81 the tlk 800 she farcnetu. and -hew
caH>g, n auF thcy have. WHY the aid
n-trumvut -haui not De proved. approved, amt
allowed a> the last VIII and Testament Of said
decreased.
-. 4. CrNNIN6iIAM. Judge.
3Hf.t Attest -tHAs. r. noEt. Register.
\ true r,Fv, Attest -CHA>. II. buBE, Register.
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Notice of Petition for Dis.
Charge.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Court of Insolvency.
In the case OF John Douglass, OF Bucskport,
Insolyent Debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has on
IN this l2th day Of Aug, A. d., 1Ss5, been
presented TO said court tor said county, by John
uglass. of Bucksport, in the county OF Han
cock, praying that he may be decreed to have
full discharge from all his debts proyabc under
Chapter 20 Of the Revised Statutes Of the state
of Maine, and amendments thereof and upon
said petition 1t Is ORDERED by said Court that
hearing be had upon the same before said court AT
Ellsworth, In Probate Office, in said county Of
Hancock, on Thursday, the 18th day of Oct.
A. D. iss at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
Americana newspaper published In said county of
Hancock, once week for two successive weeks
the last publication to be seven days before the
day of hearing; and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons interested
may appear at said place and time, and show
cause, If any they have, why a discharge should
not be granted said debtor according TO the prayer
of said petition. Attest
Register of said court for said county of Hancock.
2w3Is
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an En-
eentrix of the last win and Testament OF Joseph
b Bradley, late OF
Bucksport in the county OF Hancock, cecea sed
by giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceased's estate, TO make immediate payment,
and those who have any immediate demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement
MARY SEWALL BRADLEY.
Sept. 5, 1856. 3w3i-
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon herself, the trust OF an Ex
ecutrix Of the last VIII and Testament of HeZekiah
Morey, late of swans Island. In the county of
Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay.
ment, and those who have any immediate demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
NANCY A. M0REY.
August ii, A. D., 1886. 3w37s
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For Sale at a Bargain
If Sold Soon

A ONE and half story house with ell. said
n house contains twelve rooms thoroughly
finished. with attic room for two rooms NOR i
calculated for two families, has good cellar,
never falling well of good water large and well
finished barn. lot OF land containing one acre of
land more or less. This place Is five minutes walk
from the stores, two churches, the post Office and
school house. Is located in SurTy village upon the
shore of Patten's bay, Me. i two miles from
steamboat landing and seven miles from Ellsworth
X. X. station. As place of summer resort or as
n home for man following the sea it has many
and special advantages. Now this place Will he
sold for an amount and upon terms To ensure a
sale to any one willing and wishing for good in
yestmenf or home.
Apply TO 6. W. ALLEN, Surry, or To the sub
scriber, L. j. BATJHELDER,
6w3i Machias Maine.
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A. r. BURNHAM,

Attorney h Counselor at Law Ellsworth, Maine.
Office on State Street, store of Davis, Wood
man Il Co. Collecting, a specially, and all bust
generally pertaining to law Office done with
fidelity and dispatch. Agent for the Dakota
Mortgage Loan Corporation, of Boston, Mass
with interest at and per cent, secured by bot
tom mortgages and guaranteed by the corporation,
at one per cent. IL desired Iyr49.
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PENSIONS!.

HAVING been recognized Attorney for the
IL prosecution of pension claims by the depart
ment ut Washington respectfully ask soldiers and
especially members of the G.. \. Il. having bust
ness with that Department to give me call Tn
der the rulings Of the Department, the ratings
have been changed and many who now draw
ing small pension are entitled to an increase.
To those having attorneys in Washington offer
ny assistance in drawing ailidayits and formulat
ing other necessary evidence. Pension vouchers
executed by ONCE Davis & Woodlands
Store, State St, Ellsworth, Me.
6tf WIN. o. MCDONALD.
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PATENTS.
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CHAs. MASON Commissioner Of Patents
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Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby Civ. office that he has
contracted with the City o. lsworth for the
support Of the poor Turing the edsuing year and
has made ample provision for theii support. He
therefore forbids all persons from furnishing sup
plies 10 any pauper ON his account, as without his
written order, he viii pay for no goods 50 furn.
lshed
HARRY :. JONES.
Ellsworth, April 5, 1851. eft
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FARM TO LET.

'lHE Farm owned by Mrs. G. r. Clark, situated
at Franklin Road Station. consisting Of new
Of land, will be leased for a term of wears, II n
the stopping place for all passengers taking trains
az above named station, which includes travel
irom Franklin, Cherryfield, Harrington and Nil.
bridge The new barn on said place Will afford
ample room to keep livery stable, which will he
necessary TO accommodate travellers This il one
chance In hundred for the right party = 'Ae
Franklin Road, Aug. 10, 1885. ; mas -
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B. II. 9owLE.
Attorney & Counselor at Law.

Peters Block, Corner Main and State Streets,
Ellsworth, Maine.
sn- Prompt attention given to all matters in
trusted 20f
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Do NOT FAIL
JOYS

and examine his newly fitted rooms new back
grounds instantaneous processes. &C. Ny business
having steadily increased since the extensive
changes made In these rooms during the spring is
guarantee of It's satisfactory results 10 my
customers and shall continue to add the latest
novelties to make this one ofthe finest appointed
Studios In Eastern Maine One of the latest at,rac-
tons have added Is the New Lightning shutter de
signed especially for Photographlng groups and
children BY the aid Of the instantaneous process
which Is successfully worked at these rooms. as
may be seen by my work, and the Lightning shut
ter, ! am prepared to photograph children of all
ages with pleasing results. My viewing outfit Is
now complete. Having lately added the ccle-
brated view instruments from the well known
house Of T.. II. Anthony 4 Co. New York, and
team ntted for that purpose. | am IN readiness to
Photograph residence parties, &C. al short no
tice. Orders in out ot town win receive prompt
attention. Please call and examine for yourselves
B. T.. JOY.
Main Street, Ellsworth
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ORGANS /!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand good
i supply and variety of the best organs for sale
or rent at reasonable terms. II. n. JOY.
Ellsworth, Sept. !, 1886. 35tf
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In Insolvency, Notice Of
Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK - Court OF Insolvency.
In the Of John pougla-s,o Buck-port, In
solvent debtor
This l. to give notice that pursuant To- an order
l Of court therefor Second meeting Of the cred
itors Of said ln~oiyeut Debtor Will be held at
Ellsworth, in Probate O1ice, Ia said county, Oh
THURSDAY the lith day Of oct. \. r.. lSeii, 1t
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for tbs purposes
named in Chapter -, II the Revised statutes Of
SAID state II Maine ami amendments thereto.
Attest .-tHAs. r. DuER,
2wS1- Register Of said Court.
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WANTED ]. I. !. !. !.
0Hr = nv ENn PARTY with refer
IA 'AA X cnecs, t. work light
u Fl Hhours daily, fair
FL Hcompensatign, In
"a Il n q crca>ug according
10 ability Address
MERCHANT BON,
AD Ellsworth, Me.
For Sale.

one Carriage horse, one team horse, one riding
" wagon, express wagon, two single harnesses,
one horse cart and SIG of schooner Altavclia
VIII be sold at Il bargain. Inquire of John u
jordan the subscriber.
ii. W HOLT.
Ellsworth, sept, H. lSs6 2w31'
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JOHN b. BuRNHAM.
sept. :, 4. D., l-st.
r. tJI- AIs n

4
HANCOCK, sS.-At a Court Of Probate held at
Bucksport, on the second Wednesday OF sept l>-6
on the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no
ticc Dc given by publishing copy II sail petition,
with this urier thereon, three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed
or published in Ellsworth that all persons inter
ssted may attend on the second Wednesday Of
oct. next, at 4 Court Probate be holden In
Ellsworth, and shew cause, II any why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. such no
tice to be given before said Court.
.. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
3w3I. Attest .-tHts. L. DoRR. Register
A true copY, Attest '-CiIAs. Z. DoRR, Register
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To the Honorable judge of Prubsie within AMI Tor
the COUNTY II Hancock.
THE uudersi suc, John Il Buruham. ~ beer
/ ing. Cumberland County, state - Maine,
Guardian u Marx - Jordan, 81 SHii Dycrlug.
minor heir II Dyer T. Jurian, late " Ellsworth,
Hancock County. Maine but now iccra seas, re
specially represents that -aid minor MARI u.
Jordan g. seized and possessed ~ the following
described real estate ~ Wit Al that real estate
situated In the counry uf Hancock. State uf Maine
which the said Mark u. Jorian Inherited a. heir
Of salt Dyer +. Jorion. That -aid estate Is
productive Of any benefit 70 said minor and that 1t
viii be for the interest 81 said minor that tile
should be sold and the proceeds secured on inter
est. and he therefore pray YOUR Honor that he
may liz authorized and empowered a4yrceably tn
law Ia sell all the above described real estate or
such part Of 1t as in your opinion may he eN.
pedient-
II EIfR\HkM
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HANCOCK - :-Court Of Probate BUCK port,
september, Term. \. H., l~>s;.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED.
that said petitioner give public notice to all
persons Interested, by causing copy Of the
petition, and this order thereon 10 b. publish
cd three weeks successtvrly in the Ellsworth
American, ne" spaper printed published
IN Ell>w orth, in said Count that thrv NAV al,-
pear Al Court pf Probate for said County to ~.
held At Ellsworth. % the second "Wednesday
81 bct. next, ~ ten ~ the clock III The
forenoon, 10 shew cause. IL any they have
why the prayer Of aid petitioner should not
be- granted.
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T. the Honorable Ju.lss ofrroos'e within ana for

y I ~
Attest -CHAs. l.. pnRE, Register.
\ true copy, Attest -DnA-- +. puRE, RcsisIe
3wa-s
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DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
Chairrnan-Robert h. Minturn,
Alexander Hamilton,
Charles II. Marshall,
Arson Phelps Stokes,
John A Stewart.
Resident Manager. f. PulsfOrd
Deputy Manager-Henry W. Eaton
Assist Deputy Manager-tieo. W. Hoyt
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Summer Arrangement.
, 1886-09-05
Blaze Among the Carshops.

JERSEY CITY. Sept. A disastrous
fire broke out at 5:lU this evening in the
Pullman palace car company shed in the
New York, Lake Erie and Western rail
road yard. at Provost street crossing. 1t
spread in all directions with trightful
rapidity, and in less than an hour had de-
stroyed a large amount Of property
There were eight Pullman sleeping cars
in the shed. Two of them were hauled
out uninjured and one partially burned.
The other five were totally destroyed
they were valued ut about $4,000 each.
By this time the car shed was a mass Of
flames, which next enveloped a two story
brick building at the easterly end. This
was used by the Pullman company for
offices and stock room purposes, and was
destroyed. Two buildings at the western
end of the car shed We're al-o viii ed out
The flames next attacked the freight
depot of the Northern railroad Of the
New Jersey & New York railroad Both
compani s occupied a two story frame
building with a long freight shed attached
These buildings with thirteen freight cars
and two empty oil cars, were burned up.
Six of The freight cars were loaded with
miscellaneous freight, of which there was
also a large assortment on the platform
OF the shed. The total loss cannot as yet
be definitely ascertained, but it hell, we'd
that it will amount to about 5000, 900,
of which is covered bv insurance.
, 1886-09-05
Alexander Resigns.

SOFIA, Sept. 4-Prince Alexander
made an address at the reception given
him by the officers of the army IN which
he made the following statement:
The independence of Bulgaria requires
that | leave the country. If | did not,
Russia would occupy it. | will, however,
consult with superior officers, and consti
tute a regency which will endeavor to pro
tect the interests of my officers. In any
case | rely on the army
Prince Alexander impaired his inten-
ton of sbdicating to the German and
Russian %consuls. A grand council,
among the members Of which are M:
Stambuluif and Karaveloff, is being held
to arrange for the regency, The prince
will probably leave within two days.
The officials Of the army are realty ex-
cited, and talk of OBTAINING the prince.
They have resolved in any case IN refuse
to receive the Russian envoy. They will
hold a meeting to decide what course to
adopt The city is tranquil.
, 1886-09-05

JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. Mike Mooney,
the prison Jumbo, created a whirl OF ex-
in one OF the prison wire mills
Yesterday afternoon. by making a muir.
derUus assault upon a foreman, named
George Burroughs. The desperate anu
murderer has been watched very closely
by the prison officials since his return to
prison On a life term Tor numbering his
cell mate, John Anderson. But Mooney
seemed to attend closely to his work until
to day, when he Was reprimanded by the
foreman for not keeping up the fires IN
the annealing furnace. 1t was Moneys
duty to stoke the furnaces with a ling
iron poker and keep the wire red hot.
When spoken to by Burroughs The des
perado quickly drew his poker from the
iuruace and attempted to drive the polnl
of the hot iron into the body of the fore
man. Burroughs saw his danger just in
time to ward off the blow, and ~sprlngihp
to one sid. he fled down the shop for hie
lite. with Giant Mooney and his toast
ing fork i'll close pursuit Burroughs
| sprang through the side door out of the
de, ilish convict reach. Mooney at
tempted to follow, but Ohcer Pettis,
the shop guard, made "A grab for
the sticking iron and succeeded
in wrenching It from the DIES
perate mans hands. Mooney then
turned upon the guard, and struck hun
several blows on the head with his fit.
Superintendent Paulson came up behind
Mooney and attempted TO pinion his III
but Mooney whlrled around and sent
Paulson half way across the shop. Bug
roughs then hit Mooney with his fist and
knocked him down, but the desperate
was up again in an instant, %glirlng aboal
Tor some weapon with which he might
strike a death blow.
BY this time the %convlets in tie shop
were i'll a fever of excitement. Hall II
dozen of them made a ruth for Mooney
A burly negro convict picked M a stick
, 1886-09-05
More EarthQuake.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept, i Another
slight shock WAS felt here at 9 O'Clock to
night
RALEIGH, n. c.. Sept A special
dispatch to the Mus nml OJseruer to-
night. says, that news has been received
at Asheville to night, from Mitchell
county, to the effect that earthquake
pin, nomena were very startling in the
vicinity 18th pinnacle OF Black mountain.
Subterranean rumblings were tremen
dous and continued for fifteen minutes
Immense locks were moved from their
beds. and hurled down the mountain sides
into the valleys. People fled from their
hou- es into the woods.
CHARLESTON, Sept AT $50 to-
night. another earthquake shock OF about
five seconds duration, startled and shouk
up the people, 1t was not nearly so severe
as the shock last night.
COLUMBIA, S. s., Sept. Another
very distinct earthquake shock was felt in
this city tonight at s:07 O'Clock, the vi
brations continuing about fifteen seconds
The shock succeeded as usual in clearing
all large houses in the city Of ;heir occu
pants
, 1886-09-05

One of these mud volcanoes-Te Huka-
spews forth a very plastic and fine paste,
which the natives eat and enjoy. II
tastes like -four paste very slightly sweet
ened. | did not like it at all, and
doubt if it is f~attening. We were
quite hungry, but this edible mud did
not tempt us. and we moved on TO the
margin of Lake Rotomahana, where
lunch was awaiting us. The Maoris had
cooked potatoes and fresh water crabfish
for us in the stream of the boiling spring,
covering the opening with cross sticks,
placing the potatoes, etc, on these and
covering the whole with grass. which
sufficiently confines the steam. l Sat
down on a fiat stone, and, enjoying my
lunch and the surroundings, gave myself
up to the quiet pleasure of the occasion,
when | felt an increasing warmth where
j was sitting, and suddenly had to spring
from my seat, an unexpected burst Of
steam from under the rock giving me
the hint to leave.-New Zealand Letter
, 1886-09-05
SERVICES
In Cheyenne Churches During Day
and Evening.

|
First Congregational church-Servic
at II II. M Sunday school at l2:l5.
South Side Congregational church
Sabbath school at ) p. III The pastor
will hold his last service here at 8 p. NJ.
Mrs. Maston will sing.
German services will be held as usual at
the First Congregational church at
o'clock in the afternoon. Sunday school
at 9 30 a. IN. This will be the present
pastor last service here. Misses Schultz
will sing.
ST. Marks church-Eleventh Sunday
after Trinity. Litany sermon and holy
communion a. IT.. Even.ong at /. An
them, "Salve Regina" (Buck). Con-
tralto solo by Mrs. r F.. Glover. A
cordial invitation extended to all. Seats
free.
Baptist church-Services at II a. m.
and s p. IN. Addresses will be delivered
by Mr.. Chaplin, of Chicago, and Mr..
Barclay, of Edinburg; s p. N. serEior, by
the pastor, subject, Follow Thou Me
Young peoples meeting at p. m. Sab
bath school at I2,l5 p. IN. All are wei
come. Come.
First PRESBYTERIAN Misunderstanding
at IL a. m. and S p. m Morning sub
iect, Spiritual Star Gazing" Sunday
school after morning service. Young
peoples meeting at : p. m. Mrs. G.
NJ. Woodward will speak at the evening
service in the interest OF gospel temper
ance. Seats free and the public invited.
, 1886-09-05

CHADRoN, Neb., Sept. 4.-The trial of
who robbed "A stage of $4,000 gov
eminent funds last January, is now in
progress and has attracted a large attend
ance at the district court Of Dawes county.
Wells, largo 4 Co, who are assisting the
state in prosecuting, are represented by
Col Parker, Of Deadwood. and G. j.
Greene, OF Omaha, while United States
District Attorney Lambertson is consult
ing counsel for the defense. Alter nearly
two days work II jury has been secured
and the case opened. Seventy witnesses
eight Of whom are from Omaha, are in
attendance. The prosecution presented a
strong case of circumstantial evidence, de.
signed to show that no one but Casey, the
driver, could have robbed the coach.
What the defense rely chiefly on is thu
former character of the accused. TIL,
trial will occupy several days.
, 1886-09-05
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Roumanian cabinet will resign il
Alexander abdicates.
The leading B %ilgarian revolutionists
have been released.
Showers of pebbles we're the latest sen,
satlon at Charleston.
1t is reported that fifty Russian officers
In citizens clothes have arrived at Sofia
within the last few days.
The New York Cotton Exchange for
warded $500 to Charleston yesterday for
the earthquake sufferers.
Twenty acres Of buildings and lumber
were DESTROYED by a mill fire at Milwau
kee Friday night. Loss, s20C, 900.
The ha, Dor of Charleston has not been
injured by the earthquake, but the light
house on Harris island sustained consider
able damage.
All English wpr vessels now along the
Atlantic and Gulf C asts have been or
dered to report for duty at Halifax to as
sist the Canadian cruisers in the protec-
ton Of the fish, ries.
, 1886-09-05
Chastlsing CannlhaIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The steamer
Maroa arrived to day from Sydney, Aus
tralia. She brought news OF the arrival
there of the German war ship Albatross,
from among the Hebrides islam Is. where
she had been for the purpose of punish
ing the natives for the murder Of German
subjects at the island OF Leneure. The
crowd of armed natives who had gath
cred On the beach were fired into and II
hundred or more killed. The village OF
T~ombolougalah. on the island of Pc. Ia
cost, was Then bomlbarded and many more
natives killed. When a landing was
effected at the Latter place portions OF
human bodies were found, but most OF
the bodies had been carried away. On
both islands all the native villages that
were found we're burned. On Tenure. a
man named Klein, and on Pentacost a
man of the German schooner Upoln, had
been murdered by the natives. Before
the Albatross returned to Sydney she is
reported TO have proceeded to the Caro-
line islands and hauled down German
flags flying there.