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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22


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'fh subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
anu mas taken upon himself the trust OF m IN
eeuIof OF the last win and Testament az Narth,
y, ROYAL late of Ellsworth in the t'ounfn Of
,,lecease'i, by giving bond as the law directs.
n ne, thereiore requests all persons who are in
s ucotefi 70 the said deceased's estate 10 make
iiIh,ne9tate payment, and those who have any
i.nlneua.e demands thereon to exhibit the
April IL, 1856. a,ri5. 'H'
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TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice ~ an
l concerned that he has been ,lnly anpoiTtah
. ant ma taken apon himself, the trust OF an tx
4 4 bean, late Of sullivan, in the comfy Of
Hancock, deccase ''S oi
Y sNile BOND as the Law directs he therefore
i4 uesls Az persons who indebted To th, s.id
ieIeaseas estate, to make immediate nayment
a at those VINO have any immediate demands
"efeoh TO exhibit the same for settlement
April Il. 1856 Rnie.
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ing another vessel which the, intend TO re-
pair.
Capt, Webster intends to launch his new
vessel next month.
April l6. VIEW.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

THE subscriber hereby give. public notice tn nj,
= concerned, that he has been duly appointed
ana mas taken upon himself, the trust Of an ~
ector OF the last W i'll and Testament OF John Al
ram late OF Ellsworth, In the County OF Han
cock. deceased, by giving bond as the law
nifeets ne therefore requests all persons who Are
immaculate payment, and those who have am
immediate demands thereon to exhibit the sa,ns,
for settlement. ~ saiAe
March 10, 1856, 49,.
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WHERkAS !. t.l-ar Tr..-,... .si
~ County state of Maine s.. ..- ....
lated the 9th dag OF Feh..A A. F--.
IL Hancock Rczi.trs Of b-.-.- ..
c"h'eE Ell 10 iGr samuel IA
parcel or lot Of real estate. -.t.-,...#. .
Ehtn, Hancock county auH -'a.....f 50
Sfribed a. follows. to wiz E4.H
county road leading from ian F.
'estrt, at stakts on e. " Il ttl,-I-
running South - hast - F...- f..
ticn North 81 East ~ ro4!- -a ia 4'..-.
then North, as West - rosi- taru \ F
west to the county road then iaIau ....
% place q beginning. containing - n-
less. \ lsD another lot or p4rret uI
IN sad Eden and bounded A. follow.
ginning on the south line OF let f4rtu.
James and Cain MAYO and HaU ut-ul
OF Vim. q. EInery and follow Ing SALT |...
10 the North, to the Northwest corner ...
by the heirs Of VIM HanuT Or lv %.
then following said West liue Of said . .-
70 the North line of lot owned hy II.
following said East line 10 the Fa-f
kittrettge's lot northerIy TO the fr-f .
bound and containing twenty three,
less, excepting two acres sold 20 VIM q
ing an and the same premises rsHg..
lhanktni = salisbury sept - IN-3 IS
condition of said mortgage has been 81.
therefore by reason Of the breach ,sffI.-
1 calm "a foreclosure Of said mgrrgt-u
THIS notice for that purpose.
SAM Fl. h "
Dated ~ Ellsworth, April ? AID. i-#
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t.ir County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Guardian Of Josephine and
L nate r Durham, minor heirs of tbAs ,.
ituuham. late ~ Ntuher=t, In sAil county, de
ceased, respectfully represents that said wards
are seized and possessed OF the following lie.
.,'ribed real estate, vita Al the land in clifton
and Plantation 81, called Great Pond, belonging
them the heirs OF =Hid deccas cd. lot in Els
worth and unc lo' 10 MaTiay Tile and ticket lot in
Plantation -. That said estate IL aRpFo,luctivr
~ any benefit to ~1d minors and that IL viii be
tur tc Interest ~ SAID minors that the should
irt 4Hid lni the proceeds secured interest she
therefore prasS your Honor that shr r1ay tc
authorized nii empowered agrrcahiy ta law t.
.,ll the hh",c described rval estate such part
IL IL as IN your opinion may ." cNpc'ltcnt,
NELLIE B.. Ht <iIAM.
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a inter Harbor, In county 81 Hau.r-.
n state Of Maine the 3Ist dav- 81 N-a.-sn 4 3.
1855 The undersigned hereby give rosie. 81 b.
appointment as Assignee Of Joseph J. Robert
43yhulusDoro, In said county aud state. us-9t.
said county OF Hancock
Winter Harbor, Me gwti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

country, but every attempt to link temper
ance with third party politics will prove
most disastrous to the temperance cause.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the
county of Hancock.
n he undersigned administrator q the nrm OF Jere-
J. mah Wooster 4 son, Jercniab Wooster, late OF
Hancock IN said county, deceased, respectfully
represents that the goods and chatiels rights and
credits of said firm not sufficient TO pay lts
just debts and charges of administration, asa
whereas said estate has been represented as III.
solvent, Your petitioner prays your Honor TO
grant him license 20 sell, at pniilic or private
sale, and convey as follows. via 4 certain 10 or
parcel If land situated In Hancock Aforesaid aud
des' rihed as toisSs,yiz Beginning al the shore Ht
the northeast racr Of WINS .uig lot thence
running North - West thirty three rods 10 the
southeast corner Uf lot owned by the late Enuch
Rouden tcaiied the acre lot}. thence North
fourteen degrtes cast six rods and one half to a
stake Snd stones, thrnrc North So East thirty.
tlrcc n1i- thencc u, the shore southerly 10 place
Of beginning. containing and one fourth acrVs
With the right ~ way ~ and from said lot across
land med Us Nin. :, H~igkins. Also one un
divided half 81 the homestead lot of VIM. :.
H1lEki u-. the whole lot containing hfty acres
murr or less and being sau,e conveyed to said
Holgkin- by John Black OF the real estate uf the
dcctAsei including the reversion Of the widow
dover thtreiul, "a satisfy said debts snd charges
Of administration.
a
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H,NCock = Court Of Probate, April Term.
A. II, i-Si.
tPon the foregoing petit IA. ORDERED. That
said petitioner give public not to all persons Ia
tcr,,stpd. lly causing a copy 81 the petition, and
this or,icr thereon. IL he published three weeks
s,Ictc~-tvrly Ia The Ellsworth American. a new
paper printed published in Ellsworth. ia said
county that they may appear II Court ut Probate
for said county. "a be helI StIuCk-purt, on the
"a "Wednesday OF MAY next at ten % the clock
la the forenoon. 10 show cause. u any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted
o. L. CUSNiSGH Judge
Attest .--CH,s. l. BugR. Register
true crpy Copy, Attest --cH,~. T.. poRR, Rsgi>.
SWl6
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Farm for Sale.
NOTICE I

fIft annual meeting - tb,. t.reRi Pond au3 Ho-
Dam co. W!ii la- hOi,,en Al ti!r ~. yf n II
& u Hall, On Nonlat. April -. l.,.
y HOPKINS secretary
Ellsworth Apr, I- E-,r h.lE
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= T 7 NNTNt1If 7 Vt -FU'T a
{" ~ Att"-t --t ha-. T.. bort Ersi ~ter
\ tfnr copy. Attest -CnN>. f. noRR Register
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

THE speech of Lord RANDOLPH CHUR-
CHILL to the Orsngmen near Belfast Is
full of significance for the future OF the
Irish people, coming as 1t does from so
high an official.
He said that the so-cslled home rule
scheme, under whatever disguise it might
be presented, meant nothing less than dis
solution of Irelsnd's connection with Great
Britain. This would involve the placing
of the Royslists Of the North under the
yoke of the League Parliament to be set
up in Dublin. This would be monstros
ity of misgovernment which would be sb'
horrent to civilization.
he counselled them, therefore, to organ
ize for 9 desperate resistance on their OWL
soil, and hand to hand, against the traitor
GUS and murderous foe. He warned them
that the struggle was only beginning, and
that unless Englsnd interfered to protect
her loyal friends in Ireland, itwould speed
ily result in civil war and frstrieidal blood
shed on the fields Of Autriem.
The Orsngemen need but little OF such
rabid advice to make them act The
Nationalist will be as quick to be antsg
onized by t. II Lord RANDOLPH CHURCH
ILL was giyen free scope, it is easy tc
guess what the result would be. But tor
tunately the Grand Old Man, for the pres
ent, directs the reins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

greatly to its new prosperity. The farmers
in many counties know we'll how much
more valuable manufacturing establish
ments and mines have made their farms,
and the lsboring people of every sort have
reason to bless the protective tariff tor the
increased wages they have reaized.-NeW
York Tribune.
In another column will be seen the an
nouncement of NJ. E. Pearson as candil-
date for Mayor. Mr.. P. comes out square
", and places his claims for consideration
before the voters of Bellaire. He is a well
known gentleman in business here, and
has many friends here. He is by trade
plasterer, but has also been admitted to
the bar, and we have seen letter, signed
By the prominent attorneys OF Moundswlle'
which speaks in high terms OF his ability
and integrity. Although only about thirty
years Of age, Mr.. Pearson has already
shoWn what a man can do by industry
perseverance and attention to business
and should he be elected to the position to
which he aspires, would make o credltaoie
public oficer.-Bellaire Tribune.
Once upon a time q big State named Viz.
0inis owed S45,OOO,OOO. About oue-third
of this State flocked by itself, called itself
West Virginia and adopted q Constitution
prohibiting itself from ever mourning any
obligation in the nature OF debt. linen
the State that still called itself Virginia
insisted on charging Sl5,0O0,OO0 OF the
S45, 900 900 to West Virginia and recog
nized $4,000, 700 as its own debt.
Some years later Virginia concluded to
throw off another third of it's debt, but
there was no other State being formed Just
then from onethird OF It's territory, 30 II
could not do the thing in the same way as
before. 1t did it all the same, however
All il had to do was 10 pass a bill, intro
duced BY one Riddleberger, now United
States Senator, scaling the $3O,OOO,OOO Of
debt to S2O,OOO,OO0.
Now, however, somebody in the Virginia
Legislature has introduced q bill, said TO be
prepared by the Lieutenant Governor
kindly telling the creditors why they ore
obliged to accept the Riddlebetger settle
ment and at the same time telling West
Virginia that it is very wicked in that State
not 10 recognize the Sl5,00000 OF deb
thrown eff by old Virginia when Wes'
Virginia became a State. But as West
yirginia's 100000 and Virgiuia's $50,
100000 were part Of an original whole o.
S45, 100000, it will occur to most people
who do not live in Virginia that that State
should recognize its whole $50, 900, 600 as
if it insists on West Virginis's recognition
of the other SIS, 100000.
The Old Dominion is in imminent dan
ger of becoming inconsistent. What II
sauce for the West Virginia goose is sauce
for the Virginia gander.-Philadelphia
Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
That Grafton Rink.
GRAFTON, ". Va, February

GRAFTON, W. Va, February 10.
To M. Editor Of tie Register.
DEAR SIR: hope you will give me space
enough in your paper to explain the ar
ticle that appeared against NE, concerning
the race held here in the rink, saying that
| pocketed more than my share OF the
proceeds. The article agreed upon was
as follows That the winner was to receive
% per cent. OF the gross gate proceeds;
the one coming in second, 20 per cent; the
third, Is per cent, and the fourth, 10 per
cent, after all expenses were paid. Five
boys contracted One Of them, Noah
Brooks by name, fell out ofthe race after
a few hours walking, which your CORE
spondent took occasion to publish The
gross gate proceeds amounted TO Sl4 10,
and the expenses were 81 80, which ] paid
out of my own pocket To the winner l
paid % per cent. OF the proceeds (Sl4 45)
amounting to $3.Gl; TO the one coming in
second 20 per cent, amounting to - 50,
and to the third, 10 per cent amounting
to SIT; to the fourth, 10 per cent, or
.$L4l, leaving balance for my share Of
II 81 Now if have pocketed any of the
proceeds as alleged. | certainly don't nm
derstaud whore it comes in at.
F.B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

The REGISTER is grati6ed to know that
the IntelEgeucer has all along agreed with
it concerning tie constitutiopality Of edu-
eating the white and colOred pupils to-
gether. When it said last spring that the
colored youths are assured now that sd-
7autsges are equal and that equal appfca.
ton brings equal honors. They could do
no more, and it could not fairly Go les" "
it left the people 10 inter that it believed
that it was advisable and lawful TO bring
the two races together in educating them.
But since this has been declared illegal,
and the Intelhgencer says that it does not
favor mixed schools" and that still the
"eolored children have equal educational
advantages with the white" the present
statement will be accepted as indicative of
its sentiments. Its opinion concerning
this aud the correctness Of the Attorney
Generals decision does not give US pain
as the Intelligencer would believe. but III
creased qualification and delight, rather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

TaE Huntington Advertiser uses some
high flown rhetoric in regard to Mr.. Ran
SrALyAkERs letter on the tariff, that was
published in the REGISTER some time age.
The Advertiser says also, that this letter
was sanctioned BY the REGIsTsR.
The REGISTER did not soy that the
views expressed in this letter were it's own,
but that they were those held by the ma
jori,y Of the people of this section Of the
State. The REGISTER said that the wool
growers ought to hold on to all the tariff
they now have and get as much more as
they caD-IOr, let them get as much as
they can, they may not yet De placed on an
equal plane with other industries.
The REGISTER stands upon the national
Democratic platform, that the Democratic
party is pledged to revise the tariff in
spirit Of fairness 10 all interests"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
MORE FRUIT OF BAD LITERATURE.


In yesterday papers there was chrou.
icled the killing of p boy in Psrkersburg
and another in St. Louis. The Psrkers-
burg lad and the companion who killed
him were members Of an amateur "JEssE
JAMES gang The St. Louis boys were
members of q similar gang and after steal
ing q sum Of money and running of from
home they were practising burglary"
when one fell as victim.
In both cases the killing is claimed to
hsye been uuiRteutionAl Butthere is some.
thing about both Of these tragedies that
revives the old question of the reading of
the vicious blood sndthuuder stories of
adventure. The peoples attention has
been called to this so often that they DO
not want to hear il sgain. But as long as
the land is flooded with this ruiuous itera-
ture, warnings should be thundered into the
ears Of the people.
If some man in the city of Wheeling
should publicly set up a school for teach
ing the youth the arts of pocket picking,
Of burgalry, Of robbery, of theft, and giving
special lessons in brutality, lust and mur.
der, wouldn't the people at once rise in
their might and suppress It? Yet the lit.
ersture that Thousands of the youth of our
land read is just such a school Of vice.
Thousands of parents, while they might
obtain good books and papers for mere
triAe, leave their children to gather Up the
poisonous filth that is floating about
This is not the kind of schooling for our
young men and women. Oftsntimes it is
hard enough to meet the battles Of life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
North Front Street, Island, Proper
tv for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF DE- y OF TRUST 10
ID me, made by Mary a. iienal and q. Will
liam liemsn, her husband, dateI the IIth diy II
February, In the year 1854, AMI rec0Ioed In the
Clerk : Office Of the County Court Of Ohio Ounty
West Virginia, In De1d Of Trust Bock Numbered
q, page GS, will, on
Thursday, the 25th day OF March, 1886,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, sell al public auc
ton at the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF sal
county, Lot numbered ole huudred and nin'ty
six 1885,, IN the city OF Wheeling, in OhiI county,
West Virginia, and in the ADDITION OF said dIy
called Zane's Island addition TO city Of Wheeling
also, part OF water pasture lot Numbered seven
& In said adj ion, being all Of said lot nun bsr.d
seven "a which lles IN he Of said lot hum
dred and ninety. six ti96, and bstHetn II and the
ohio river, the said part OF LOT mherel seven ~
beng OF uniform width OF sixty (CyJ feet from
front Of side thereof next lot one hundIed and
ninety six 1856 10 the river, being the same prop.
erty conveyed 10 the said Mary A. 1iSman By
Ernest Pollock by deed OF even date herewith,
which is duly recorded In the said ohio county.
believe the title 10 he GOOD bat selling - JUS.
tee undertake 10 convey such title on!y a. 10y laid
deed OF trust am authorized TO sell and con Vey ~
aforesaid.
TEENS OF SLK-Cash.
I POI LOCK TruvIfa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST To
ID PIE. made by Abner Key and his wife, one oil
which is dated the twenty hlth day OF July, In the
year 1879 aud re corded In the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
Deed OF Trust Book numbered 49, page 2G2; and the
other 10 dated the fourteenth day OF June, In the
year 1884, and recorded in said office 10 Iced OF
Trust Book numbered FL, page 2ij, ] will on
THURSDAY, THE 1Ith DAY OF MARCH,
1886,
encing at 10 o'clock g. m, sell al public auc-
ton, al the front door OF The Court HOuEe Of sSid
Coaniy the South part OF the lot n bsred one a.
In the square numbered fourteen %, on the east
side Of Chapiine street, In tsid county, being 90
much Of taid lot Gs lies bet ~een the southern
boundary OF said lot and nne drawn parallel 70
said southern boundary and di,tant about forty
feet thereiron, and being the same piece OF
ground bich was conveyed 70 the Esid AbneT Key
by Thomas MeRennsn and his villa by deel dated
the 25th day Ct septeIaber 1864, Fnd recorded In
raid once Ia Iced BOokEo. IS, PATE 81.
AND ALSO, the piece Of ground, part Of sad
lot numbered one ~, which was conveyed TO the
said Abner Key by William II HearLe and his
wife By desd dated the fourteenth dsy OF Junn.
in the year 1884, and recorded In raid ONCE In Deed
Book numbered IS, psge ass; v ich last mentioned
piece OF ground Is bounded on the North by EleV-
street extending along the south side OF that
street about thiTty-fo and q half feet; On the
east by an alley forming the eas:sTn boundary Of
satd lot nun bered one; Gu the south by the part
Of Eai- lot numbered ons first herein tes, ribed
and on the west by the portion oil said lot num-
oer one which Was COW. 81 TO Justine, the wife
u Meyer HeymRD, by ds<d dated septsmbeT 8,
1881, aud recorded in said ofsee In Iced Book nun
bered II, page 373.
believe the title to be good bat selling &C trus-
lee, undertake 10 convey such title only BY Eaid
Deeds OF TIu.t am authorized 10 ,slI and convey
Is Aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALg-One third Of the p1Ukase |,
money, and a. much more a. the purchaser may /
moose 70 pay, 70 De paid In hand, and the remain
Ter with interest IN equal instailents In one and
NO years from the day Of sale; the purchaser
diving his notes With is:iJs1tory personal seruTity
or the deferred nstalUents, and the title 70 be r-
aimed or deed OF trust on tie property Io!d 70 be
oven, a additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
feb5i Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
PROPOSALS FOR CONvicTLAB0R
WEST VIkDIYI. PEsIrEsTrARY, }
hnrr-r,o,.Y, 80 n nae

EnOOfD9NlLLbI feU o. 1000.
S,HALED PROPOSALS WILL BE EECkIVED
- by the under,igned until l2o clock meridian,
on Tuesday, March 81 Is56, br the labor Of one
hund ed lO0l able bodisd con riots and ssaiy Eve
vs. or more who are not sble-todied, to be- en-
plnyed within the psnitsntiary for Q term OF from
three t3 10 Eve t5J years and 10 be furnisLs Cd On
the 10Th day Of A. cast, 1856.
Each bid ball 81 ecify the tlces prop sed 20 be
manufSct the number OF square ieet OF shop
loom that will 10 re- uiTed, The amount Of steam
poser Sni the price per day therefor.
II tbs bidder desires 70 manufacture different
glasses Of articles the labor 10 be employed On elch
class must be bid for sPsrateIy.
Ibe suocesful G!jder Will 30 REQUIRED 10 epter
ipto ooLtrsct 10 pur,Usb6e Of his BID and furntsh
bond sstisia tory 10 toe Board Of Directors IN such
sum ~ may BY tIsn ba deemed necessary condI-
toned for the faithful performance OF his c,atrs 4
ADD a. the Lag directs blank form Of which con.
Tract and bond IL on Ole aUd vii remain with ths
clerk the ROrd, during this advertisement,
aeh bid n lst he accompanied with q bond With
sureties 10 The Istbiac'!Ih OF the Board that the
bidder Will comply with the terms OF bis bid II II
Ia accepted AID 10 sealed AMI addressed 10 the
sup TnieD lent and erdouei IBID for labor"
sny fUrth.r inflammation desired viii be fur
nisbed on application 20 this Once.
The b AID Of directors reserve The rignt 10 reject
any CT ali bids
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
JNO. Z. PECK,
feo'OoaSt superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

THERE must BE- a good many True
West Virgiuisus' in Preston county. In
last Saturdays REGISTER we published a
letter from one upon the relation OF the
tariff TO the shook industry aud to-day we
publish another from a True West Eir-
gilman at Tunnelton, giving the other side
Of the Question. Who comes neXt2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

TuE Republican Senators no" want
President CLEVELAND TO hand over his
his confidential papers and letters, so that
thew can read them and see whether they
are confidential or net. Such cheek Is
sipnply colossal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

TIE West Virginia Gas Company are
10 20 right ahead in putting downPipe and
bringing natural gas from Washington
Pa, to Wheeling. 1t may be considered q
sure thing, and everybody will be glad OF
it. If me nailsrs strike is settled satistsc'
,orily today, they will De glGdder still.