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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
State News.

Citizens Of Brewer have contributed
slj3 for Eastport.
Dover and FoAcroft are agita,ing the
subject Of protection against fire.
A vagran, was arrested a, Pennington.
the 18th uit.. lurking about building With
supposed intent to Sc, it on fire.
Belfast, by large majority, has voted
to contract Immediately for a system Of
water works foi fire and general purposes.
A very brilliant meteor was seen in
Belfast in the northern sky one night re-
Gently The City Press says ii remained in
view fifteen or twenty minutes and lighted
up the heavens nearly as much as full
moon.
DR.. II. +. Robins, formerly president
of Colby University, aud his family are at
Jens, Germany, where they will spend the
winter. DIR. Robins continues TO improve in
health.
A conference of Congregational and
Free Baptist churches of York county was
held in the Congregational church at Ssco
Wednesday, 10 discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of a
union of the denominations in York eoun-
ty Such union was not deemed advisa-
Die.
Maine citizens in Washington raised
$1,000 at meeting for the relief of East
port and Pennington.
AT the district meeting of the Meiho-
dis, Ministerial association held at Goodwin
Mills Wednesday, resolutions we're passed
disappearing of the action Of the Old Or
chard Camp Meeting association, inviting
Rev. DIR. Simpson to hold faith convention
at Old Orchard next summer.
The underwriters have advised the in.
surance companies TO either suspend bust
ness in Pennington or raise the rate OF pre-
NUNS unless suitable protection against fire
is provided. A meeting of citizens was held
Thursday TO consider the question.
A fremen's muster was held in Bath
Thursday. Engine Long Reach, of Bath
carried the prize for steamers.
Nearly every one Of the suspe nded stu.
dents at the State college has returned, all
arriving in Orono, the 23d ult., the time sci
by the faculty. A very few of them are still
absent, but they have made applications 10
return. By the first part Of next term all
will be at work again.
Depot Master Foss, of the Sandy River
railroad, while unloading freight, the 25th
ult., slipped and fell striking the back Of his
head on a car iron. He was taken up in.
sensible and now lies in critical condition
at his home.
"A claim for $1,000 damages is to be
made on the Sandy River railroad company
on the ground that the first fire in Farming
ton was caused by sparks from their engine
The old hand engine Washington, for
merly of Gardiner, but now of Phillips, has
figured at several big fires in Maine. II has
done duty at two sweeping fires in Gardiner;
was at the big fire in Augusta, and also a,
the one in Portland and vas at the Farm
ington fire.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
The Election Tuesday.

Representatives TO Congress were chosen
Tuesday in all the States excep, Maine, Yer
mont, and Oregon, where they have already
been chosen. State officers and Legislatures
we're chosen in California, Connecticut, Del
aware, Florida. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Kan
sas, Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota
Missouri Nebraska. Nevads, New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Texas, West Virginia, Wisconsin. New
York elects a Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
peals and an assembly. North Carolins
chooses a Legislature, and Ohio elects se,.
eral minor State officers.
At thu. writing. "Wednesday morning. it is
impossible to give comprehensive sum-
mary, hut some of the facts may be brief,
stated as follows
In Massachusetts many voters stsld away
from the polls, but the old bay state is not
yet ready TO surrender.
Ames and Bracket are elected by 5000
plurality.
New Hampshire has elected Republican
legislature.
Pennsylvania rolled up big Republican
majority
ONO shows erea, Republican gains.
Hard the free trader. is defeated.
Nebraska and Wisconsin are strong '
Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
The Deer Isle Democracy.

Oar democratic friends at Deer Isle
are now followiu. il the footsteps of
their allies at Bucksport The work of
getting their backs mp eliminated il
public meeting held at the school-house
in south Deer I.Ie. the 23d ult Seth
Webb. Esq, va, chosen chairman.
The burden Of their lament seems to be
that IAN offensive republican partisan
ofthe most intensified stripe" is still
Deputy Collector at the port of Deer
Isle. From democratic standpoint
il must be very aggrayating to have a
republican retained in office, and il
would be very easy for them to see in
such a man ION offensive partisan of
the most intensified stripe" From a
business point Of view. however, people
recognize in the Deer Isle Deputy
careful. conscientious. pains-taking Of
fetal who most faithfully and efficient
" performs the duties Of his office. But
IN democratic civil service reform, all
that counts for nothing The democrat,
have won in presidential election.
The patron saint of partisan democracy
Taught most clearly and emphatically
that ''to the victors belong the spoils. 3"
Being the "victors,' they claim the
''spoils." We don't know that under
the circumstances and the training
they have had that we blame them any.
though it would be well 10 call things
by their right names. and not 20 into
eestasies over civil service reform
unless they believe in it.
Our friends ask the Deer Isle Gazette
and the Rockland Opinion to publish
their resolutions. They rather sighted
us, but then We are forgiving and, with
this editorial preface. give their resolves
q gratuitous insertion as follows:
Resolred, that the Democrats of Deer Isle
Maine. have ever been true to the cause Of
the Democracy. That for the last twenty five
years, with but one exception, when after &
holly contested political battle, the flag Of
Democracy has ever been seen trailing in
the dust in every town and hamlet in Han
cock County, other than this, from the RAM
parts of old Deer Isle, it has been seen wav.
ing proudly. high and aloft.
Resolre9, that we believe that change o.
Administration means change Of men anc
measures.
Resolred. that retention Of the present
incumbent of the Custom House, at South
Deer Isle, Maine, an offensive Republican
partisan of the most intensified stripe
against the almost unanimous wish OF the
citizens irrespective of party as expressed
by petitions is an outrage upon the faithful
Democracy of Deer Isle, and that we hum
bly, but earnestly request the Hon. Secretary
of the Treasury that the Collector of Gus
toms at Casrine, Maine, be instructed to fill
the Office of Deputy Collector at South Deer
Isle, Maine, with Democrat.
Resoired, that the fact that in November,
1884, the town of Deer Isle gave Grover
Cleveland l6s majority for president and at
the last election IN September 1885, it was
revolutienized and for the first time but one
for forty years, gave republican majority.
shows the widespread dissatisfaction exist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

For the past two years Miss Frances
Boggs. Of Warren. has been studying music
and languages in Geneva. There she be-
came acquainted with the son Of wealthy
merchant Of Geneva and is now Mrs. Paul
Schwitzguebel. Cards and cake have been
received BY her Maine friends.
Pennington citizens were aroused Sum-
day night. the oath ult.. by the report tina,
inoendiaries were at work in West Farming
ton. A number Of men armed themselves
and proceeded to the village. They dis
covered and frustrated two attempts tc
burn buildings. The object u the incen-
diaries was to draw attention to Yves, Farm.
ine,on by the fires and then plumber Farm.
ington village.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
Piles! PilesI Piles,

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
How to Get Strong.

Dumb-bells and horizontal bars. Indian
clubs and the trapeze are valuable under cer-
tain conditions. but they are detrimental rath-
err than beneficial II the blood Is poor aud thin
and poisoned with bile. Use OF the muscles
necessitates waste rs well as induces growth.
II the blood does not carry sufficient nutritiye
material 10 repair the waste. loss OF strength
necessarily follows. aud growth is ont OF the
question. Purify and zurich your blood with
Or. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery" and
then exercise will develop and not consume
Your hN.inne
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE


HANCOCK ss-tourt OF Insolvency
IN the case OF Augustus g. Blake, Insolyent
Dtbtnr.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has on
1s this 18th day OF oct, \ b. l-4s. been
presented TO said court tor said county by Augustus
Il. Bake, Of Brooklin, in the county OF Han
coSk, pray ing that he may be decreed to have a
fuii discharge from all his debts proyable under
chapter 20 Of the Revised statutes OF the state
OF Maine, aud amendments thereto and upon
sSld petition IL Is ORDERED by said Court that a
hearing be had upon the same before said court at
Probate Office in Bluehln, in said county Of
Hancock on Wednesday, the l0fh day OF Nov .
A. u, at two O'Clock In the afternoon and that
notice thereof be published In the Ellsworth
Americana newspaper published In said county of
Hancock, once a week for two successive weeks
the last publication To he 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, II any they have why discharge should
mol he granted SAID debtor according to the pra yer
of his petition. Attest
CHAs. 7. DoRR
Oh s'fa court Tor said county Of Hancock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

ing at the present time in the democratic
ranks
Resolred. that copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Hon. Secretary Of the Treas
ury, and also to the Deer Isle Gazette and
Rockland Opinion for publication.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

The November Century mark new era
in the history Of that magazine 10 beginning
the publication OF the The Life Of Lincoln
By his private secretaries, John g. Sicolay and
Colonel John Hay.
A timely paper FOR election day i coutribu,-
cd by Theodore Roosevelt. on Masculine Poll
tics In New York CITY"
An Illustrated paper on another far-rcAching
question TO which The Century has lately Civ
much attention is THE Need Of Trade
Schools" by Colonel X. T. Auchmuty. found
er Of the New York Trade schools.
on the side Of ART and archaeology there i an
illustrated paper by DIR. Charles " ald,tein on
The Temple Of the Ephesan Artemls and
the Ancient Silver Patera from Bcrnay," In
which DIR. Waldsten argues that the silver
plate Of Bernay i the Identical work Of the
ancient ,ilyersnths Of Ephe~us whose occu-
patton is described in the 18th chapter Of the
Acts OF the Apostles.
The fourth illustrated paper-the first Of
two-is contributed By DR.. b. +. Martin. on
''Old Chelsea"
The climax Of the war il reached in the mill
tsry series at the battle Of Gettysburg. which
is to be described by Generals Hunt Long
street, Doubleday, Law, andAlexander The
part of General Hunts contribution which
deals with the first days battle appears In the
present number, prefaeed by paper on
, .'Hooker's Appointment and Removal" by "A n
Officer at the Headquarters OF the Army of
the Potomac revealing the political aspects
of these events. The illustrations include num-
erous maps showing the progress OF the cam
paign well the field itself, prepared by
General Doubleday after the official ones by
Batchelder; also portraits of Generals Meade,
Reynolds and Hunt, and of John Burns Of
Gettysburg; drawings from wartime photo
graphs, etc. The Memoranda relate TO a
Young Hero Of Gettysburg" 1.-The Finding of
Lees Lost Order" and ''MeClellan's Kind
ness
In fiction, besides the tenth part of Mr.. How
ells's novel. THE Minister'S Charge" there
il short story OF the East and West, by Mrs
Mary Halloek Foote, THE Fate OF avoiee''
with an illustration by the author; and the
first part Of new novel by Frank r. Stock
ton, entitled ..Tbe Hundredth Man." In an en-
tirely new vein. While amusing in parts, Mr..
StocktoD's new novel shows a more serious
bent than heretofore.
Among the poems are ''Cleved0n Church."
spropos Of Arthur HalIam's grave. by Andrew
Lang; The Questioner Of the Sphinx" by
Miss NJ. Virginia Donaghe; THE Reformer."
by Paul Hermes, and one on 1.-THE Life-Mask
Of Abraham Lincoln" by r. W. Glider
Topics Of the Time" treats Of THE Amer
lean Militia" THE Congressional Balance
Sheet Ia review Of certain features Of the last
session.. and 1.-The Uses and Dangers Of One
Idea.'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

The public schools of this country now
employ over three hundred thousand teachers.
and pay them s62 600 600, a not very fattering
annual average of little more than $500 each.
--LotceH Courier.
And the intoxicating liquor which is
annually drank in this country costs
5000, 100000, or li4 times more than
the wages of all the teachers in the
public schools. Or to put it still
stronger the liquor bill of this country
is equal to the cost of bread, meat,
schools and churches combined. Why
not drink less liquor and have better
schools with more bread, meat aud
churches thrown in?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

II you want custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings aud workman
ship in The highest style Of art, and 10 tit like
the paper on the wall. leave your measure 1T
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
Of these. and morc, At a, low prices > can De
-howl in the country. lOtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

HA>c"ck = court ~ Insolvency October a
ISIS
\ petition having been nlci hy John Douglass Of
Buck sport In-oiVtnt Debtor for IN allowance out
~ hi personal estate.
ORDERED, That aid petitioner give public no
Hfe o. All persons Interested, bv causing copy
~ this ur'icr To- bc published two week. ~uc
c,s-ivcls in The Ellsworth American. 4 evy-paper
printet or published In Ellsworth that they ma
app.dr At Court Of Probate for -alt county
tu be held at she Probate Ofice In Blue.
hill On the secnnd "Wednesday in Nov next
- the clock Ia the afternoon and show ca ~
granted.
o. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
\ true copy, Attest -CHAs- +. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
ellsworth Ameritan.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1886.

we do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for puhlica.
ton but as guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve com
munications that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
Cnre YOiirsrlft

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

To the Honorable judge ~ Probate Tor the County
~ Hancock
rrE undersigned. Iames' ! Bent ~ Brookiin,
L respectfully represents that William II
Mckenzie. late % Ert4okin in said county decreased
Il whose estate the probate court fur said county
the following le-ribcI rral estate. situated In said
Eruokl}u and lssGalci and described a. follow
VIC flr~t .ut wing near the mouth 81 Irrrick =
RAY called assj beginning At cellar stake amt
atouCA near thr eastern corner n the dwelling
house or the Sait Daniel NckcnFie. thence run
East re, rods EluChiil Hay, ciiIt-i thence
on said Hay North - West l-g, rf,,is thence
south - West 40 rolls - the hr~t mentioned
bound, containing - acres tInrc or ie=s- ~eennd
lot butip~trst a fOlip~s. VIZ HsEtuHinE or -AiH
Hcrrirk's hay at the southeast corner ~ J f.s-
bong hrvtt's land thence running North - .-f
,a1 rode To- Hlu"htI Bag thence hy sas} E4.
-,nthca -irflF IL feet. thcncr south - n r-;
r'-is 10 Hcrrirk'- Eag thrurc @rnthwra terry y
slii Itrrrirk4 EAv ta the first mentioned i....H
~ The town ~ HruokNr and bounded ~ f.. 49,.
va Beginning at - marked spruce f-r. 10. u.
brook AZ thr head - haS- Cove The rl-- r
lrrrIrks Ray, sn-ca"d thence NHr-n - ..'
ataGt - rosie To- land Formerly uey 1tsi Ir . .
Nilru. thrIirr North IS " rsf 1trut - ROLE
nov owned los samuel iirrrisk .t-., tn~us..
UcTsrk land souths r-t"rIs %, tnt tH.f-
hy the water ~a-terlv 90 the fret a-rlf.......
That ii" proportions nt thc plF'E~s H., .t.
The same ar" not ia fiiaputc rtr la.rrf-l.. ...
names. Residences aut .b4r,s ~ sci I ..s, ....
the capacity tn hirh thcs ata lr.. t-
EplrriCk II Mckenzie. 20 Iras..u. ' -..I
raj c-taEr Mary r MARTA .' rrlaaf.s.. +. Il.
County. No. p - said reese. trrat. NM.-, ...u
your petitioner ptays that H.-'t. f." t.....
described rrat estate ma ~ .-a TO- aHs. ? ta-
afur"-a!J pw arrs according
sept = l-,6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

Mr.. c. c. Burrill reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and all
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur-
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
BY National Bank. 3d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

THE BURDocK PLANT is one Of the best
diuretics or kidney regulators in the vegetable
world, and the compound known as Burdoek
Blood Bitters. is unsurpassed in all diseases Of
the kidneys, liver and blood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
STA TE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS Alta Court Of Probate he'll ut
ISIS.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice
os given by publishing copy of said petition,
Win THIS order thereon, three weeks successfully
IN the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
terested may attend on the second Wednesday
OF NOV. next, at a Court of Probate TO be
hoiden In Biuehill, and shew cause, IL any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted Such notice to be given before said
Court,
.. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CHAs. p DORR. Register.
true Copy, Attest ,-CHAs. r. DORR, Register
3W42'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04

Physicians in good standing often pre-
scribe Mrs, rinkham's Vegetable Compound
Tor the eur, of female weaknesses This is a
valuable endorsement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-04
The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing Oct. rs, 1886.
Trains run Daily Sundays excepted, as follows
Eastern Standard Time
BAR HARBOR To BANGOR.
BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR.

tRuns to Bar Harbor in pleasant weather.
fStops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on aain Line, to and from Portland Boston
and St. John.
The steamer City of Richmond makes two trips per
week between Portland, Bar IIarbor and Machas
port from Portland every Tuesday and Friday
and from Machiasport every Monday and Thurs.
day.
PAYsON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and GenI Manager.
F.E. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Oct. Is, 1856 1yr25
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New Publication.
81. Nicholas for November.

his fir-, number Of the n.v volume j. an
early realization Of the good thing. promised
tn the attractive lro.Pe.tu-
Louisa VI. Aicn,i, for instance. contribute.
a charming aud Characteristic story. csllr,I
The Blind Lark Then, some 81 the Won
dsrfniy clever tale- that Victor Hugo. the
great fr.ngA poet snI novelist. used 10 tell h.,
f..uriic Grandchildren haY, been collected, and
arr here pat u'o English for the irst time b,
hrander Matthews. with capital illustration,
bs Reginald II. Birch.
Thcrc l. also the oIruius chapter Of Juan
aud Juaniia." the nov serial hy France.
tourteuss Ia, lor. which treats all unusual
phase o bs9 and girl lie tn Al UNUSUALLY ,l,id
and attractive siSic. put-otdoor port, re-
cciye recognition in spirited story ~ ! ale
Princeton football match, with I'D. queer ti,jr
Of Richard Carr Babs.' Picture. " Celia
ThaNirr', study and Edmund Clarence >;cd-
mans summer home are anon. Harry Fenn's
beautiful Illustration, 81 Alice Wellington Rol-
Iins'- "A tlts 81 Oh ioinr,t.a,l."
T.. ;. Brooks tells u another Historic oirl"
snd her brave boy champion. thr heroine b.
coming that "t'oo,i Queen Maud a England
p = =
cr ~ The Declaration 81 Independence.
Ih're j. capital descriptive paper. abunt-
antit illustrated. on ''B0rn& ipr Oii'', q. r.
Holder ha- some Instructive ami amusing
warns" to ten Of that absurd bird. thr liam
lingo; there are some more Dog stories. /" one
Of them adapted from the spanish Of Ger
vantc-. the author Of the famous Don
QniXotc" and Illustrated b. f. II Lunsrcn
Palmer Cox ha- more poetry ana picture, Of
Brow ME afe this time. The Brownie. In the
gymnasium
Helen Gray Cone has beautiful ".bolly'-
Lullaby" -; to music by Kari klau~er. aud
to picture- by Laura His, Harlan H. Bal
lard describe. the second General Coaycn-
iion Of the A. A There ar poem. by Eu-
dora NJ. ;. Bumsiead, Ida Whipple Benham,
and Edith VI. Thomas Il fronts piece BY Mary
Hallock Foo,e and other pictures by stcrncr.
Share, J. {. Beard, Roger, Sandman, Drake
and oihcr-.