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Foreign News.

The Empress of Russia has an amber
tea service which is said to be the finest in
the world.
The Earl of CarnaryOn, who is the VIC
tim of insomnia. has gone on visit to Italy
in the hope Of recovery.
Captain Boycott, whose experiences
originated the term "boycottng, has been
appointed agent for the Flixton Hall estates
of Lord Waveney in Suffolk.
Count Won Moltke, the great German
soldier, is seriously ill.
"A cargo Of California wheat was sold in
the Mersey,in England, the 18th, at Sis. Cd.
per quarter, the lowest on record.
The trial of the Socialist Hyndman and
hi. associates was adjourned for one week in
London, the 18th.
The London Ne,cs says that the Brit
ish governments Greek policy is founded on
the belief that war between Turkey and
Greece would postpone rather than acceler-
ate the settlement of Greek claims. Greece"
the Ners declares, 'must trust Mr.. Glad
stone and yield
Serge 1vanhoff, who has been arrested
for Nihiism by the Russian police, is accus-
ed of having bad q hand in almost every
plot since 1879. He is thirty-one years old,
was once medical student and had been
sentenced to exile in Siberia. He was
also concerned in the murder of Alexander
II.
The military commander Of the district
IF Natamoras received A renort the 18th
from the up-river region, that cavalry scouts
had succeeded in capturing portion Of the
100 rifles recently struggled across the Rio
Grande from Texas near Sarasita in the
State Of Tamaulipas. The arms, it is re-
ported, we're to be used in q revolution that
10 on the tapis in IN interior State.
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Rartsport.
Rev. Mr.. bay is a; Palermo. where he
has gone to attend the funeral Of Rev. VIM.
Clifford, father Of Rev A. J. Clifford, for
merl! Of Bucksport.
March meeting and town officers is the
theme Of conversation nj present. Hon. i.
{. Woodman will be missed from It's accus-
toned place as moderator
Mr., J. ". Walker of Cincinnati was in
town few days ago. Mr.. ". Is a graduate
ofthe seminar, here. and is now a civil en-
gineer under government employ and sta
toned a, Cincinnati
MIR. C. q. Snowman completed his
ninth year with J. " Palmer \ Co., Thurs
Ia, night. and has severed his connection
with the firm. He goes to Bar Harbor the
tir,. Il March. Oscar viii be much missed
BY his man, friends here
The winter term Of the seminar, closes
Thursday Of this week. This has been the
largest winter term ever known in the his
tory of the school and term in which much
has been accomplished. Though ,inged
with sadness near il, close. all pronounce il
a very successful term.
Friday evening was a banner evening
with the a. O. L. VS. Twelve candidate.
were initiated into the mysteries Of the
Ancients, and nine more are on the docke;
for the neat meeting. Secret societies are
fiourishing IN this town this winter.
I'll lIenrys Minstrel." attracted
crowd to Emer, Hall Friday evening, and
every one present seemed to ENJOY the en-
teftsinmenr. Their .trce, show and music
was very good and II the ,nsid> was as good
as the outside. doubtless it was attractive
A variety Of ertainmen;s vas present
cd TO oar citizens Friday evening, and We
believe eech was well patronized. While
the Aucients were IN session al their hail.
and Hi Henry was amusing at Emery Hall
the CalorhetorIans. one of the literary So
cIeties al the seminary, gave most enjoy
able entertainment at the NJ T.. ,.,try
Their program comprised music, vocal and
instrumental, which was Of fir.t-c!ass char
scter, essays. discussion paper, &c. &c
Every one pronounced il The best public
meeting the Ca!orhetorians ever gave
Prof G. A. Robertson, principal of the
Grammar school in Augusta, was in town
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Ford and wife who have been
visiting AZ Prof. Chase's have returned to
their home IN western Maine.
/ Rev. Morris W. Prince. formerly prin-
/ cipsl OF the seminary, was in town FRIDAY
lie is now pastor Of the Stamford, Cons.
NJ. +. church. one Of the mos, desirable ap-
| pointments in New England
The Boston steamer, due here Saturday
forenoon, arrived Sunday and returned TO
Boston Monday afternoon. \ number of
students went down river this trip.
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Resolutions Of Thanks

Passed by school district No. 2, in the town
Of Sullivan, at a special meeting held on the
Both day Of January, 1885,
Whereas, John s. Emery of Boston, has
rendered this district substantial aid in rebuild
ing Its schoo-house and hall, by most generous
contributions OF money and materials, and
Whereas. The said John s. Emery, togeth-
err with Daniel 5. Emery OF Boston, and
George F.. James, aud Joseph B. simpson Of
Newton. Mass. have at their own expense
furnished the hall in most liberal manner,
and provided the building with bell, flag and
yane. therefore,
Resoired, That the aid of the generous
donors. which is cheerfully accepted as n
manifestation OF their tender regard for the
village in which they were born and reared,
places them in such relations to this school
district that Its friends and grateful inhabitants
will ever appreciate the benefactions and obi
cations thus imposed.
Resoired That copy OF these resolutions
he sent to each OF the donors and TO the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN. for publication.
c. Z. SIMPSON, ! Com.
j. f.. SIMPSON, on
f. h. DUNBAR, Res.
sullivan. Feb. 10, 1856.
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An action Of libel began on Nor
day against the Vienna agent of New
York insurance company. The suit arises
from action taken in regard 10 severe crit
icism Of the American tontne insurance sys-
tenn which is exceedingly unpopular IN Vi
emma. The question has been put in the
Reichsrath as TO why the state should con-
troll native insurance societies when il does
not control foreign societies, especially
American. many Of which are condemned as
unsound in America.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25

Biaehiii.
Sleighs and wagons are both in use.
Rev. Mr. Mason commenced his services
with the Baptist church, Sunday.
Geo. CLAY is still on the sick list.
Republican caucus in the Town hall, Sat
urday evening at O'Clock.
F. c. Giddngs is in town.
Town meeting next Monday.
The Congregational society gave an anti
quarian supper in their vestry Thursday
evening, where there was plenty to eat. and
all there enjoyed themselves nicely, except
Frank
The @. A. X. Pos, gave a camp fire to ex-
soldiers and those friends who have so kind
ly assisted in their entertainments, at the
close of the Post Saturday evening. The
bad weather prevented very many from COM
ing, but those present enjoyed themselves
very much indeed
The Academy scholars held a public w.
ceum in the town hall, last Friday evening.
The hall was well filed and all were well
satisfied with the evenings entertainment.
Much experience that will be valuable in af-
ter years is gained at these meetings.
The voters of this town have to decide
next Monday. whether or not they will con-
tinue the Free High School another wear.
We think the money canno, be put to bet
ter use.
Mrs. \. b, Holt is quite sick, we learn.
Mrs. l.. J. Osgood has to send to Cas,ine
for freight sent from Portland by boat.
Exhibition BY the scholars Of the Acad-
envy in the town hall next Friday evening.
We learn that Miss Annie Belle Hnckley
closed very successful and profitable term
of school in district No. Is, on Friday, Feb.
10, with an exhibition in the afternoon.
Seven of the scholars were not absent half
day. The teacher received a presen, Of
Gems Of Gren, Authors" from the .cho-
ars Though Young teacher, Miss Hinck-
ley bids fair to be al the head before MANY
years
We learn ,ba, Sylvester Grindle has Sc
cured a pension, with quite little sum for
arrears. Glad Of II. Ron.
Feb. -.
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Signs Of spring can be detected, not only
in the wide-awake look of the town fathers
who are discussing special warrants, and
drumming up sleepy voters, but also in the
renewed activity of business operations.
The extensive remodeling aud improve
ments Of the Ocean House, which were pro-
jected and nearly completed BY its late pro-
prietor, Nath1 league, Jr. are being finish
ed, adding immensely to the beauty Of that
ever popular hotel, which is constantly OPEN
ed to the public. Both transient and perma-
nent guests, though sadly missing their for
mer host, genial Nat, will be attentivelv
cared for by ready walters under the super
vision Of Mrs. league
Many changes in business matters are ru-
mored Byron Mayo. it is said, has bought
of the heirs of the late Hugh Anderson the
stand formerly occupied by him and will fit
it up as canning factory
The Island House has blossomed out into
avery imposing structure showing a greatly
increased capacity for the accommodation Of
travellers and tourists. The ever busy
deacon" whose 18th birthday occurred on
Candlemas day, evidently has no intentions
of retiring from active service for score Of
years TO come. unless the great reaper"
gathers him in sooner
Alonzo Hodgdon has the building mate
rial ready for new store to be erected this
spring. location nearly opposite Willow cot
tage.
The entire management Of the mercan-
tile business of the Clark Brothers, will
hereafter be under the control Of Augustus
c. Clark. while the attention Of Mr.. Glare
Clark will be turned to weir fishery and
other matters
J. I. r. Freemau's new store at the "cor
ner" is very nearly finished on the outside.
while the inside work shows an advanced
state.
A public installation Of the officers of the
fremont Lodge +. < A. VI. took place at
their Hall Tuesday, Feb. l6. after which
baked bean and brown bread supper with
pies n things" was furnished in the low
er hail by the Village Improvement Society
which Melted fair sum
One load Of sidewalk sleepers has been
furnished by J. II. Harmon and another
promised by J. II. Gilley. which seems in
dicatiye Of sure footing ahead.
Our schools in district No ., closed Fri
day. Feb II. after very profitable term,
both teachers giving excellent satisfaction.
Your reporter had promised herself treat
III anticipation Of listening to the closing ex-
ercises Of the Grammar school. but dris-
ing rain stepped on her expectations, caus-
ing a disappointment which was probably
not shared by the scholars who were not
oyer-anAious OF being interviewed
The Misses May Freeman and May Red
lon are again at home. having spsn, the
greater part Of the winter with friends in
Andoser and Lawrence.
Nor.ood's Cove Sidewalk Society contin-
-, 49,,
deFs where all the spare pennies come from
~,
: masquerade oa'i came on a. ,eh'eh-
MAJ nan 0" i"u''uas evening req -
y oe"u'''u' moonlight night very otdef-
o'o"1 % n'ASNef' ana eAoe''e"' mus
't H. ~ -. 'e''uefsd 'he occasion a
iho'' ''Jo, aoie one 20 as "ho participated
=" me pleasure
he committee appointed TO regulate
the books OF the fremont public hbrar!
met, attended 10 the wants Of the mu,ilated
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North Lamoine.
An entertainment was given at the school
house. Monday evening, February Is. Al
though the evening was very unfavorable the
house was we'll filled. Receipts of the even
ing Sl2.6l. 1t was orderly conducted by
Mr.. Julian Emery of Salisbury Cove.
PA
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Catarrh Cured.

\ clergyman. after years IT suffering from that
loath-ome disease, tatarrh. and yainly tTH Ing
every known remedy, At last found prescription
which completely cured AMI -aye' him from death.
ANY sufferer from this dreadful disease sending
III East 18th st. New York, viii receive thu recipe
frre Of charge. Mention this paper. 3mo-6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25

The teacher of the school in district No.
2, was agreeably surprised to find in his
desk a beautiful cabinet album, q present
from his pupils. While the gift was both
costly and elegant, it is esteemed more high
ly on account of the kind feeling thus
shown by the presentation.
The Free High School will commence on
Tuesday, March 2. C.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25
Gard Of Thanks.

The members Of Lejok Lodge, No. 80, l. o.
o. f.. avail themselves Of the columns of the
AMERICAN to express their high apprecia-
ton Of the services of all those who so kindly
aided them in their concert and sociable at
Hancock Hall, on Monday evening last, and to
extend their most cordial thanks for such aid.
PEE ORDER OF Con-.
Ellsworth, Feb, ~, 1885,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25

Brooklin.
Chopping matches or bees are in order
now.
Last Monday evening there was perfect
tempest Of thunder and lightning, with rain.
1t lasted some three or four hours.
SCRIPT.
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=. BUY THE SAFETY KETTLE AND
STEAMER COMBINED. with locked cover
from which boiling water may be poured with
out danger from steam. Benjamin Shute Is
agent for Hancock County. which he will
thoroughly canvass. These Kettles are having
enormous sales. Perfect satisfaction guar
anteed or the purchase money will be refund
ed. - BENJAMIN SHUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25
City and County.
Republican CauCuS!!

THE Republican voters OF Ellsworth invited
| to meet in caucus at HANCOCK HALL, ON
Thursday Afternoon. the 25th instant.
at 2 O'Clock standard time, TO nominate a candi-
date for Mayor to be supported in the coming elect
ion aui 10 transact any other business which may
come before the caucus.
FER Order City Committee.
Ellsworth Feb. D. Isst Tvs
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Married..

Brookn-Feb. II. by Rev. q. Mayo. Mr.
Emerson C. Ingersoll and Miss Lutte B. Wells,
both of BROOKLYN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25
To he Honorable Judge ofrrotae, syra .v..s

Of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator ulrl..e-iI,t. nl
l. Josiah Naruum. late of Ptuul-rUt. Ia -.ri
county, decreased, respectfully Represents li.t rI
goods and chdttcl- rights ami credits u3 SAL. O..
cea 7cd are not sufficient To pay h- .-t ,i,n- H.,
charges of administration, hy th- -uIa ur .rs.
hundred and seventy dollars. Wherefore s...
petitioner pray- Your Honor tap grant H.w g
license "a sell al public or private -alc. 1ut ".u.
Vcy certain lot 81 hnt situated u Irauli~s.f
and known a. the Pat Hanson pia-' r"utHu5u- ID
acres more or les 81 the ronl r-tAl, VII tNr .t.
ceased, including the rDvcT~ion rf tA, widow
lower therrin} t" satisfy -utI ',.t- yili CHARGE
If administration.
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Prospect Harber.

Prospect Harber.
Miss Ida Joy from 1.-The Pond" who has
been attending school here, returned home
to-day.
The Sidewalk Society, is preparing to
present the drama entitled "Hal Hazard"
1t will be played in about two weeks.
Miss Sara Sargent has recently returned
home from Bucksport, where she has been
attending the f. VI. c. Seminary
Mrs. John Henry Hamilton is slowly re-
covering from Der illness.
The winter term of school taught BY Chas
H. Wood of West Gouldsboro, closed Fri
day, after very profitable and successful
term. We consider Mr.. Wood one of the
best of teachers. The prizes given the four
spelling classes were received by Ida Joy,
Mabel Allen, Bessie Williams and Henry
Vansaw
Mr.. S. B. Hutchings played during the
past week, his original tragedy-"The Great
Power Of the Roman Cross in Old SPAIN"
Despite bad travelling and incement wealth
er the attendance was large.
Feb. %. SCoTT.
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Nix. A. VI. ROBINSON, in. DEAR SIR
We have used Bell. >ar.aparlls in our family
for the last wear and think il the best medicine,
We ever hal in the house. | tried il my.elf
for dyspepsia and got relief right away: gave
ii Ia my little boy after irving different Kinds
that did no good, and il cured him. II h,,S M
sYu9f 'pr rhWlr.i nat tr- trobjied ruth
l~or1as. ONLY ~ cents per bottle. g. H.
Parcher. Il. T.. Jo>Es. Blacksmith
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Died.

Z. Foster 4 Son are Agents for MOrton's
greenhouses and can furnish flowers Of all
kinds at short notice. Iyr49s
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Adj
mnistrator of the estate of Elizabeth A. Chapman.
late of Buckspor, jim the county of Hancock deceas
ed by giving bond the law directs he therefore
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
ISAIAH L. CHAPMAN.
February 10, 1886. sw7.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
II uannnnl

of Hancock.
THE undersigned Administrator of the estate
L of Aaron Page late IF Buck sport
in said county, deceased, respectfully represents
that the goods and chattes, rights and credits Of
SAID deceased are not sufficient to pay his fast
debts and charges OF administration, ~ fr sam
of six hundred dollars. Wherefore vuIfr
petitioner prays your Honor to grant hin "A
license to sell, at public or private sale, and ron
vey the lot and buildings situated thereon in
Bucksport Village on Pond Street, the same being
all of the real estate Of the deceased (includfnq
the reversion of the widows dover thereinl Ia
satisfy said debts and charges of administrations
G.. W. MCALISTER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-25

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Nsltham
Willard Haslam's family have moved back
to their homestead, after spending so much
of the winter at Walter Hasam's.
1t is rumored that Rev. Mr.. Woodcock.
will soon assume his position again in the
church.
The frequent rains during the last two
months have kept the back-roads in such
bad conditions that but very little bark
compared with the whole amount peeled in
the woods-has been landed at the tanner
les. 1t will be impossible to get all of the
bark in on runners unless We have an ex
traordnary March for shedding.
req y SELIGNYL.
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STATE OF MAINE,

HANCOCK ss:-Court of Probate. Feb
Term, A. D., 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED,
that said petitioner give public notice TO ali
persons Interested, by causing a copy of the
petition, and this order thereon to be- oubIish-
ed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper printed or published
in Ellsworth,in said County that they may an
pear at Court of Probate for said Cosntv.to be
held at Ellsworth, on the second "Wednesday
Of March next, at ten OF the clock ia III,
forenoon. to show cause ii any they haze.
why the prayer of said petitioner should moi
be granted.
o. T. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest :-CHas. z. DoRR, Register.
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