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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
State News.

MIR. ). +. bass, oil Bangor, has gone to
| Washington, where he will spend few days
| Hon W. c. Marshall, ex-Colleetor Of
/ Belfast, is confined TO his house by illness.
/ The Boston ami Bangor Steamboat
/ Company is having large new office built
/ in Ro,k.snd.
/ 1t IS said that several Bangor men will
/ make fortunes by The failure Of the kenne-
I bee ICE crop.
! Rev. G. l.. Tracy Of Oxford. has ac-
( eep'ed call To the Advent Chapel on Hill
sIfscl BIddttord.
/ -Georee Hinds Esq, was nominated as
( tbs Democratic candidate for MAYOR Of Cal
ai>, Friday r,~n.ng.
/ The july aju;nied 10 investigate the
/ Free stree, ii ~ Portland has reported that
/ it r,glna,ed ifam. causes unknown.
The Somer,e, Reporfe, SAYS there
are SO few subscribers 10 The telephone ~
/ s. nhcsan that 1t is wel-nieh useless 10 it,
/ patrons.
The Democratic maiorj,, in the town
election If Eliot was about 60 le>, than usu-
/ al, oNIng, it is said, 10 dissen>iuns within
/ thepi,'y
/ Canton ton bridge il hsiHg rehuiIt. and
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08

Always avoid barsi purgaiive pills.
They first make you sick and then leave you
cOnstipated. Carriers Little Liver Pills regu-
late the bowels and make you well. Dose, one
pill. For sale by 8. D. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08

T. .H' NR.Rr
i''
3s-i beautiful ana ififNlul W"rH' ulat
those Who shall dnthc work v Inch was
.,.,,,1;-}.d Nv rho >,uouinarv
n
N'TH-@se WIG" 81 ''"' ''''
lnu n14-; be- mcH iu conviction. and
o,,,.,.;.;o. fl.c tb;. vo,,n., ..wield.r of
NE ntI'1 "l'" u'' anu II ! ~
ant n Il j. satisfactory TO know that
MO-, TX. hin, p,,.-.n,iuent for pre-
NNlN"'N ""'' "a i.'''''''''''' Nf''>
are moulding the 'hic sentiment 30
necessary tor the correction of the evils
.t., t,lo,.;,,.,- l..
anu gay
S'' '''- - '''' '''''' 70 - ~ '''
'''''" -
"Larse-6ra'nei' ei'aF-eE 'd'-oi ,"'h as ne
,, -i,'.' . '',.,;" W. ". ,d ,r.l
Shall ever, iin-erin. wrong a>>ail:
All chains from limb aud spirit strike
t,'i' IT o.'' a anu w. ,'.,n
TN, darkness and tn. Ignorance,
IL. a..T' .t.r.,., ,-'.'.,,-,,3 .l,,h
" 1,'h huF,ur'i reason 'i0,>,1o"' S'o' ID
,te,ri.nn , ,,- ,,o..i,,c.
~, i'ls'', ~ '.,'' '
Oh form, romauli. and substitute
For >h'er,'~ ia~h The frecman'~ Will
u ''''iD ''''',' " .>.''''''.,,' IN @'''
stretching in r,lj,rc ngr,e.!lne. thence
The quiek wires OF Intelligence;
! W norm ana o'"'" 'o-'.'i',' p'o"s"'
u, ,.o.,,. :. .an,.,,a,, ,,.r .,lu,a
And. side by side in labor- free
And uure~en'fnl rivalry.
ma 80 -, ''''''' " ~ ~ ,'''
MT f" '''i'i ID '''e ''''o' ''' '''''
>Ne''" "a 5'' e'' u '''' 0'.'' ''''s
D'au'''0' poetry "u' ne Has "''s''"' ca
F." rare Ai'''" '''''-e ~ ''i''''' ~ =
nor '"-'''f "'q '"'-'''' "''n ','
causes "i'le" ''l 70 inc war anu ue'pi'
'-i'i "'''' '''' '"fi NV NO
Win WHEN Tue "a' 'i'uS' Ne io'io"o'''
ne discusses o''h pane anu ""''''''' i"
words marked l'r 'hc'F 'asN'''t ANU
c'i"F''N' ~ P'''''' u 'dof'e"' "0"''
'' F'l''e'' WIKI ''''>e'i '''''' '''''
l1'a' 10 man \ ''i'' sun ''''
''t I"'' 4 we may s'i''e' AZ II -
Will '''F' are ''-'i"H anu nav t ','" '"'
I"h9 years, u" Poii'ical questions III
'"'- N"'''A' "l 50 great iii"9'i'''ie anu
WAL Hiip'i ,th1e' a. iho>e 10 "uiOH
Nou''''Fh ~eAt''i'e'i'7 auu i'>'i'"''o'i'
""'t @I'v" rise
ne 0oD'' vas mos '''i'"i 'uii"'e III
Dis heii'ae' "' slavery " IN 'he "e-
'tF'Ancf % > a. an lns''' 'ti'H II u'fe
consequences became lue' i'ao'e' III
ING footsteps u slavery 'llere necessarily
Io'i'"'" Er''Aue Oh eorIod'ns e''i9'
"Ad among '"em may De named caste
Always " g. 'r' lie aho 'ne teieii'ie's
Zoe o. man WI ever! eohdi''oii Oh ne
ignorance "l,h All NJ attendant wrongs :
contempt l'F labor Tie Toe OF all prog
res 'fI1AAE "hich mace 'he s'fous
oFPfe99''' % inc weak ana 'ne
P'i''s -iie ''''' Tue 9quai'u SOUL
M''''n poisoned ''e very o'ood Oh ''le
N"'''" "ll made II lePr'u' ihdustfiaiiy'
''-'' "'I'' MOI any II slavery iiau
Ho' developed these great wrongs II
'ouii lo' i'''r existed al an ID shoH'
me 9ou'h '>a"e' the "ind ana resped
Inc "'iir'"i "a' / nl' we say not In
an ger oHt II sorrow : not IN nnkind-
ness ou' IL charity
, oraham L'nco'n einanclpated the
s'a''s' '"' Inc are consequences OF
i''iii'''i D'''''as1 c"ull ho' oe removed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08

Adamson'S Botanic Cough BnlSam, 4, 1t j. the
best remedy for coughs, ,oli>. etc. that have
ever seen; and 90 is wonderful effects owe
my recovery. II !, We'll worthy Of praise. anu
| would advise all to II hO are afflicted.
If YOU are nervous or dy-p-ptie try Car
ter's Little Nerve PiIl-. Dyspepsia makes YOU
nervous. and nervousness makes You dysuep-
tic; either one renders you miserable and
these little pills cure both. For sale by :. H.
Virgin.
SOME REMARKABLE CURES Of deafness
are recorded Of Or. Thomas EclectIic Oil
Never fails 10 cure cararhc.
HARRINGTON. ME-.
Having used SoLrBiE PACIFIC GJ.S0 last
season With good success, | would recommend
II to farmers : an excellent fertilizer.
Respectfully.
cIA>. +. LEIGHTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
Messengers " otics.
OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK cat.s1T.
STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK corSTE-
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ~ -Ensworth, March %, 4. n l--s
THIS is n give notice that on the t-ver- seeerh
dsy "f Mar, A. ID. Iss5, warrant Of In-si,et.
q vas issued ont Of the court Of IEsAycufF q J
said county Of Hancock against the estate oi
J9hn Douglass. OF Bucksport, In said comfy
ad{udged to be an insolvent
DEBTOR on petition Of said debtor, which petit'0h
was fled on the twenty seventh fiav Of Ma. . p.
iss5, to which last named date interest claims
y 70 oe computed That the payment Of any dehs
ana tne delivery and transfer Of any property "
longing to said debtor TO or for his Use ar -
hidden by law. That a meet
ing OF the creditors Of said debtor to prove FAeI
debts and choose one or more assignee II ~
estate viii be held at court Of Insolvency % =
holden at Ellsworth, tB said county on ThBF-.s!
The 18th day OF April. a. n, iss at ten O'Clock II
the forenoon.
6iyen under my hand the date first alaOse SEiF
ten. JAMES w PATTERSON,
DEPUTY sheriff as Meas.nger a. a., sorrt 81 Iu-el.
yency for sid Hsneoek co,,n,v suiS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
Springfield Republican

1t is said that the Democrats of Lewiston,
Me. will start morning daily If Eben +.
Plllsbury can be secured editor. The,
can have him and welcome. The Massa.
chu.etts Democrats did what hey CO Ii for
hin,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
Political Brevities.
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.
gpbuai.1phFa pvxs

NFNVII TFLI Nh F~~NhI'
Philadelphia Press
Attorney General Gsrlsnd's illness is due
to hi, neglect to take sufficient exercise.
We have thought for some time past that
Mr. Garland should 20 oui more
COOP FOR MASSACHUSETTS,. BIT RAD FOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
Notice Of Foreclosure

WHEREAS J. Fdgar Trusell ~ Eden fl
w County state Of Maine nv his mortgasa i,
lated the 6th t,ay Of Feh "A y ISIS ard r,..-
In Hancock Registry Of DEEDS book ~ pa. ..
conveyed To me samuel X Whiting 4 ...s
parcel or lot ~ real estate. situated ~ The t.--
Eden. Hancock county and state ~ Mainc --
sfr1ped A. follows, to wit Beginning 81 F..
county road leading from West f,irr
Desert, at stakeSon r. " Kittrcdgc'- ie--
running South ~ last - rods % lf- .r.
then North ~ Fast 80 rotl- To stake AMI
then North, IS West s. rods then Y T. ra.'. ID
"f-i 10 the county road then fojlagyinz -as r.'
70 place OF beginning, containing 15 acre O.. .r
ie-s Also another lot parcel ~ land. a..
IN sa'd Eden and bounded a. follows. - ait 2
ginning on the south line Of lot formcrlt uv -. q
James and Cain Nave and now occupied Hr rr
OF " m. q. Emery and following said Zinc ~r...r
70 the North, TO the Northwest corner NJ lut .-t
br the heirs of WIN. Hsmor or By E " h..
then following said West line Of said lot -s ''.-
to the North line Of lot owned by Know -r
following said East line TO the East Inc ~ +.
kittre'lge's lot northeriy 10 the first NOR
bound and containing twenty three acre r-..r.
ess,excepting two acres sold to VIM { Htgx .-.
Ing all and the same premises conveyed 81 ,r.
Thankful e. Salisbury sept -. 1873 Nhrrcaa 81
condition Of said mortgage has been broker. -.a
therefore by reason Of the breach Of the cf -..-
] claim a foreclosure of said mortgage an ~
this notice for that purpose
SAMUEL K. wHITI<,
Dated at Ellsworth, April ,, A. u, ls-s. s@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
LOST !!

MONDAY, March % between Ellsworth Pns,
1l Office and Mt. Desert bridge one buniie
clothes. done up in rubber coat The endrr
WIN be suitably rewarded by returning same IN
the Ear Harhor stage driver at Ellsworth
2sl4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08

Mr.. William r. Traver., of New York,
has sold his Washington house. formerly
occupied by Mr.. Blaine, for $29, 900, TO c.
B. Jewell. aud has bought the house now
occupied hy Senator Eyarts for S36, 900.
He will occupy it next session, giving up hi.
house in New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
From Pole TO Pole
AYEn'. SAE-ArAnfLLt las demonstrated It's
LaM-r z ~ - l.r II d-.e-..us OF t.e blood.
The harpooner's Story.

power Il eLFe for al diseases Of the blood.
The havpooner's Story.
A,,c EsJJord, June !, 1883.
rR. !. {. AVER < Co.-Tveaty years ago
vas i.aTpooner in tie North Pacific, " hen five
others II tie crew and myself were bald up with
scur,y. Our bodies we're bioated, gums swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple biotches all
over us, and our breath seemed rotten. Take IL
by and large We were pretty badly off, All our
hne-j uice was accidentally destroyed. but the
captain had couple dozen bottles Of AYERS
sARsAPAEILLA and gave that. We recov-
cred On Ii quicker than / have ever seen men
brought boat by any other trc4tmentforS curyy,
and I've seen good deal oft. Seeing no men
ton in your Almanac of your Ssrsaparilia being
good f3r -curyy, thought you ought to know Of
TIN, and So send you the facts.
Respectfully yours, RALPH Y. WIsGATE.
The Troopers Experience.
Nasreg,, BasgtoidHd S. Africa, , March,, 1888
DR. J. c. AVER & Co.-Gen,Icmen: have
mach pleasure TO testify to the great value Of
your Sarsapariila. We have been stationed
here fOr over two years. during which time w.
had 10 live in tents, Being under canvas for
such . time brought what Is called in this
country ''veidt-sores." lad those sore. for
ZONE time. l was advised TO take your Sara.
pariila, two bottles Of which made nv sores
disappear rapidly. and am now quite well.
Yours truly, I. X. BoDES,
Trooper, Cape Mounted EiHenea.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08
CONGREGATIONAL ctp Rci.

The pastor d.cnur>cI On tar character Il
Csapta-, As deIinsatei N john II ~, ant
Luke - SO
Ca.aphas j, one of TN lev opponents q
Chfl-t whose name i. snown % u. Tie
enemies 81 Car,-t we're found among jill
c.as.es. The names Of ouls four az record
ed-a singular fact, y hen III, friend, we're
so lev and hi, enemies were - MANY These
four are Judas. PLATE. Hrru4 .nd Caisphas
and Of these C4iAphas bears IF the palm
fog rnmity, Caiapias sr, biz bitter. i1l-
pacahlr enemy, and PLANNED hi- death from
the iirst. lie forrtoll II, a. High Priest
Of God. lie WAS the Balaam Of he New
Testament, There is one practical lesson
to be drawn frou! this sketch. We are all
either the friends or the enemies o: Christ
Ga which sid. Of the line do We place our
selves? Had w. lived IL the time of Chtist
should We have ranked with ,ho-e whose
names we're recorded. or with those whose
names have sunk into oblivion? Friends
or enemies-which are YOU ?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-08

From John 7. UYW0N, f0fMarIy r1sfI1ly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
MIR. LAUGnLlN sPEAKs
In BS'pOnsS to Complimentary ssrsnads
Saturday Night.

Saturday night at II o'clock a large
party Of nailers, feeders and outside sym,
pathizsrs and friends met on the South
Side, and marched up street, headed by
Mayors brass band making lively music,
The ranks were largely aggregated IS the
march progressed, until when the pro-
cesslon reached the objective point, Mr.,
Samuel Laughlin's residence, on the cor
ner OF Twelfth aud Chapline streets, sew,
eral hundred men were in line Here the
band took up position in the front yard,
and the crowd massed itself in front Of the
residence. While the band played an air,
Mr. Laughlin appeared on the porch.
Mr., Laughlln was enthusiastically
greeted With cheers, and Mr., Pat Gavin, on
behalf oil the delegation, briefly and 1T.
tingly presented the President the June.
ton mill as the friend Of labor. Mr..
Laughlin returned thanks for this testi-
monial, doubly acceptable owing to the
abusso his name for his iustiaable action
OF Wednesday. He had always been in
terested in the welfare oithe Workingmen,
but had never until OF late known them
intimately, and hau been induced by iRlsa
reports 10 Din the vigorous measures oil
the manufacturers, Hal the latter, he
said, inquired further into the nesds Of
the men, and exercised a little moder.
alton, as no had now done, there would
have been no trouble between the manu-
iacturers and the men, and the much u
be regretted strike, the like OF which he
hoped never to see again, would have
been Averted,
After MIR, Laughlin babe tho men good
night, the crowd marched 10 the Ntr,
Letter office, where serenade was also
rendered.
Mr.. Laughlin hus ALEC addressed card
to the public, giving his side Of the contro-
verBy with the Western Nail Association,
and explaining his action, This card will
he found oil the second page Of to-day's
lNTKI. LlOENCRR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and wheeling Folk
Abroad.


strapEerS in the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. II. Quarter Is home FRONT New
York.
Capt. Henry seamon is able to be Out
after a severe illness.
State Superintendent Of Free schooll
Morgan Is In the city.
Miss Stella BowcoCk has returned to the
city after visit to steubenville.
Mr.. will Armbrecht will leave to-day
for Dakota with a Wow to residing there
permanently.
Mr.. L. Metz, the Main street dry goods
merchant, left Saturday for New York on
a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. suydam, Of Kansas City,
left for home Saturday evening, after an
extended visit to Wheeling relatives.
Rev. ]. g. Hair has received call to
the pastorate Of church In Florida, and
will accept 1t. He and Mrs. Hair will
leave for there this week.
Mr.. Ed. Franzheim arrived home from
his school at Boston, Saturday, having
been summoned on account'o the serious
illness Of his brother, Mr.. Louis Franz
helm.
Mr.. Charles A. Byrne, Of New York,
the well.known journalist, proprietor Of
BWnS's Dramatic Times, 10 expected In the
city to-day. Mr.. Bytne Is Interested in
the ALA Norman English Opera Com
pany.
Mra. 81. I,vla who haa haan IN the
city for the past week, soliciting money
for the Third Presbyterian church, was
called home Saturday by the sudden i'll.
ness OF her mother, Mrs. Judge Wotring,
Of Washington county, Pa
Mrs. B. Harrison left Saturday evening
for Piedmont, having received intelligence
that his mother was seriously Ill. A tele.
gram was received yesterday announcing
that Mrs. Harfison's symphonic were con.
Blderably more favorable. She is at the
residence Of her SOD, Nj. George Harrison,
at Piedmont,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
MartIn,a ferry.

!. X. McCue has purchased property on
Filth street.
Several prominent citizens are confined
to their houses by sickness.
Belmont City Lodge, /. o. o. f., will
entertain their brethren from Bridgeport
this evening.
The NJ. Z. Church people have In con.
temptation come Improvements to their
building the coming summer.
The free reading room is growing in
fayor!s Any contributions in the literary
line will be thankfully received.
Pursuant 10 announcement, a large
crowd Of citizens assembled in the City
Hall Saturday evening and selected what
they term q "Workingmar's Ticket ].
s. Shrodes was called 10 the chair, and
Mr.. Jones appointed Secretary. Those
present embraced Republicans, Demo.
Gratis and ProhiboCrats, and the following
named were selected as part OF the mnnf.
Cipal ticket, 10 be voted for at the April
election; Mayor, Theodore Keller; Mar.
shal, Robert Hanson, Treasurer, Thomas
]. Irwin; Solicitor, j. o. Gray; Street
Commissioner, David Vennum. An Ex.
ecutive Committee, consisting OF three
from each ward, was also elected, who
will select suitable men for Councilman
and also parties 10 be voted for as Water
Works Trustees, the names Of these gentle-
men 10 be submitted at future conyen-
ton. There will likely be three tickets
In the field al the spring election and a
lively contest Ia anticipated. II 10 very
important that the best men the town can
produce should he selected and elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
The Alfa Nor,nnu Cpmpnpr.

This evening at the Opera House the
ALA Norman English Opera Com.
pany, including as principals Messrs,
Ellis Ryse, Henry Hallam, James
Peakes, N. NJ. Morton, Walter Phillips
and Misses Annie Maxwell, Dickie Mar
tinez and Lillian Martinez, with Miss ALA
Norman, the prima donna, as Yum Yum,
will present 1.-THE Mikado," The com.
pany numbers over forty performers, and
Is highly spoken OF everywhere, Its rendi-
ton Of the popular Jap opera being pro-
nounced by many critics superior TO that
Of any other organization now presenting
It. The advance sale Of seats is already
large, and persons desiring to secure
seats should do so at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
, The a, Lawrence Iy,eol, Cd.

Friday evening about i've O'Clock, az
the 81. Lawrence. waB backing out from
Augusta, KY, she was caught by the
wind that was blowing q gale at the time,
and forced on the bank at the mouth Oh
the creek just above town, and now lies
In q preeafioua condition. During the
night the Big Sandy, Bonanza and tow.boal
Excel pulled at her, but could not move
her al inch. She Is lying across a point,
with her bow In ten feet Of water and her
Stern IN about twenty feet, and the river
falling very iaSt, and the probabilities are
that she will break In two. Captain Hol.
loway brought up gang oil men and a lot
Of Timber on the Champion, and they are
nov Of work putting cribs under the bow
and stearn, and trying to save hef II poe
1ible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

On OF about March Let, 1880, 1 will re.
move my store TO number 1914 Main
street, 70 doors below Market alley, lat
which time shall make new departure
In my way Of doing business, and sell all
goods strictly for cash. I shall, as here.
toiore, keep the most reliable makes OF
medium and fine. grades Of Boots and
Shoes. After an experience Of fifteen
years / am convinced that the Cash Sys.
TEN ID better both for buyer and seller. l
can and will sell at least 10 percent
cheaper for cash, Gao you afford 10 pay
II for short Credit7 Hoping this will
meet your approval, | respectfully solicit
your trade. j. I. SToNE,
lO44 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
I1,t netnLnsa From lhn Mnr.

CLEVELAND, Feb, ala special from
Urbana, o., tells a romantic story, Dur
ing the rebellion ChsunCey Hopkins en-
listed for three years, He failed 10 return
home at the close Of the war. Six yeara
rolled around, and Mrs. Hopkins heard
nothing from her absent husband, and
supposing him dead she married De, T. l..
Martin and removed 10 Kentucky, About
six weeks agO sbO returned TO Urbaua on
q visit. To-day she was greatly astonished
by the temperance Of Chauncey Hop
klns, who had been in the West all these
years. The woman repudlates Hopkins,
and declares that she will live with DR..
Martin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22
"silvsr spur" Tonight.

AT the Academy Of Music this evening
Miss Blanche Vaughn and q sterling
dramatic company will open a weeks en-
gsgement In Scott Marbles pleasing
drama, "Silyer Spur" The play is or.
iginal in plot and thrilling In interest, and
the company comes with the highest en-.
comiums ofleadipg critics, tho Louisville
Courier-JourHal, for instance, pronounCing
1t as line an organization as ever seen
there. 1tlafds Miss vaughn's acting and
singing, and says the rest Of the company
is without exception good. Some ,attrac.
tive songs and good deal offunny comedy
have been added sipcs the piece was
given at the Opera HOUSE by Helen SedR-
wick.