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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

of June. Judging from the view taken of
the building, its romantic location, the steps
taken to make it easy Of access by steam
boat from various points, this long cher
ished design of landlord Desisles to make
this island resort, must be success.
Mr.. Meltiah Salisbury Of North Lsmoine.
is the owner Of hen which is worthy of
record. The hen is FIVE years old; the frs,
year she layed 30l eggs, the second year
2S5. the Thrill year $50 commenced the
fourth year last September and ha. layed
nearly every day up to this time. l asked
Mr.. Salisbury what breed she was but he
could only say that she was part black
Spanish, has large double comb. has
light brown neck cape and is of medium
size.
Our farmers are making strong efforts to
improve their dairy stock and understand
tina, George Z. King has purchased
two year old bull. Holstein and shorthorn
Durham, which girths now over elk feet.
He will be kept by lothian J. Reynolds on
his place in the middle or Jordans river
district.
Orders are coming into the phosphate
works faster than can be filled Farmers
from various parts of our county bring
their teams and take away this fertilizer for
present use. Shipments in larger quantities
have been made west BY steamboat but it
will be conveyed in future BY sailing vessels.
There is every prospect Of this industry be-
ing permanent, giving employment TO quite
a number Of people at rrmunerative wages.
The fish scrap of the sardne works finds
market close BY and relieves the neghbor-
hood of the factor, from large amount Of
"bad smell"
The Lamoine Packing Company has com
menced operations and for the past two
weeks has been running on steady time.
Schooner Eclipse brought supply Of salt
from Esstport. and a schooner from New
York brought a cargo of coal, coke, tin,
solder, lead. oil, vinegar. spices, etc, stock
necessary to secure steady work Steamer
Acadia. Capt. $. \. Dessles. engineer Porter
Smith. collects fish from weirs in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the works and steamer
Rockland has begun 10 take large numbers
Of cases almost every trip As freight for
markets west. TIE compan, give EMPLOY
ment TO well nigh one hundred hands. in
the can making. sealing. cutting, taking,
bathing, packing. casing rooms. etc, making
busy times from early morning TO late night
and Of course circulating quite little pile
Of change. Our hes; wishes are with the
Young men a, the head of the firm. and may
they have prosperous season.
&c. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

East Lamoine.
Spring ha. come. April i. past and gone.
Poet. have styled il the "csprciou. month
was marked by g shower, and her clouds
with pure sunshine were painted then hail
TO thee gentle spring
Thou brings't the blossom to the bee,
To earth a robe OF emerald dye;
The leafiet to the naked tree
And rainbow to the sky;
] feel thy blest benign control
The pulses of my youth restore;
Opening the spring Of sense and soul
To love and JOY once more.
The long continued "spell of dry wealth
er" was at last broken BY copiols rain last
Saturday; but many of our farmers had
sown early peas and planted early potatoes,
and all agreed that the grass-felds needed
the baptism so long deferred.
Not all the feet have yet gone to the FISH
ing banks number will no doubt leave
during the week, among the res, schooners
Irving Leslie and Harvest Home.
Mr. John NJ. Grant has sold hi. place to
Mr.. Davis formerly of Otter Greek, who
will Immediately take possession. Mr..
Grant will occupy the place owned by the
late Warren King for short time till he
can make permanent location.
Mr.. John Springer died on Monday Of
last week he was 81 years and 10 months
old; be was born in the district where he
died, youngest son-1 believe-of the good
old deacon of the same name. Mr.. Spring
er was worthy citizen and will be missed
by his family and the community generally
DR.. Tenney of Ellsworth, held funeral SER
vices at the old homestead.
Our people join in the estimable tribute
of the AMERICAN to the manly worth and
ability of DIR. X. II. SWEET, and mourn his
early death. believe that his last profess
sional visit was made to our district, and on
his return home he retired 10 no room to
die. was in the town of Hancock when
the news was brought me of his death and
everywhere l met the people they mourned
his early death as a common loss, both as
medical adviser and friend.
Things. generally, are booming among the
people of Lamoine, and We at the Point are
partaking of a share of the "hoom." There
is not anything being done in the way Of
building, but our house joiners and builders
find plenty of work and will be kept busy
Until the rusticating season opens at Bar
Harbor. c. L. Young has just finished
large extension to the house of William
Young at the head of the river, and next
week will commence work on the new Grange
building the large cellar will be completed
by that time.
Mrs. E. G. Desisles and her little ones are
spending few weeks at the point before
going down to the new hotel on the Isle au
Haut. The hotel is in forw ard state Of
completion the masons, plasterers and in
side workers are pushing the work along
and Mrs. Desisles hopes to be able to move
her little ones to their new home by the first
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
A Good Judge.

Chief Justice Peters. who presided at the
recent term of court in this CITY, won the ap-
proval of lawyers. jurors and contestants BY
his impartialiiy. while his sparkling wit
kept all in the best of humor. At the ter
mnatlon of cases he frequently gave excel
lent advice to iitigants After the Jones'
Morton case had gone to the jury Judge
Peters said to Mrs. Morton ut is bad
thing to break up families, and hard 10 form
new family relations. ! advise YOU TO make
one more effort TO live with your husband.
If YOU do not succeed | will divorce YOU by
and by In referring 10 bad temper be
said Il would not give a snap for person
without a temper. There is nothing so
good as temper if it is only baded right"
Of an old man who was arraigned on an
Indictment fer liquor selling the Judge said :
Il hate to sentence the poor old creature
Turning TO the man he said, "Why don't
you go out of the business? 1t only brings
ruin and degradation to all concerned" He
let the man of with moderate fine
One day Judge Peters and court reporter
Smith while cruising about town found
themselves at the depot. Ii is the custom
OF Mr.. Crowley TO lock up the station after
the train leaves, and on this day he locked
Mr.. Smith into the ladys room by mistake.
Judge Peters knew that Smith was a prison.
er but said nothing and quietly enjoyed see
ing his official reporter make his escape
through window. Had Smith been ar
rested for forcibly breaking out of the sta
ton. Judge Peters would have been the
principal wltness.-Beifast Journal.
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A New Proposition for Water Works in
Ellsworth.

We are informed that the Ellsworth
Water Company" made up wholly of Ellis
worth citizens, have made, or are about TO
make, proposition to furnish the city with
water for fire and other service, for a sum
less by $4,000, or more, than the price pro-
posed by Kinds, MofFe,t 4 Co., a few
months ago.
The new Company propose to take water
from Branch Pond stream, carry it all over
the city, including the Fall, village, furnish
the requisite number of hydran,s at price
reduced. as we have suggested, also furnish
drinking fountains, one ornamental fountain,
and the schools and public buildings with
water without extra charge
The Company claim that should the city
accep; the proposal which they contemplate
making. should they receive sufficient en-
enlargement the saving to the citizens in
reduced rates of insurance in cost Of street
sprinkling and in many other ways, to say
nothing Of the convenience of the works,
and Of the additional security from fire,
would largely compensate for all the cost.
We are informed also that should the
works be built, large number Of Ellsworth
men will not only find employment, in their
construction. but other business enterprises
and industries will grow out Of them, or fol-
low them. which will give permanent en-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
National News.

-Ex-President Arthur went out Of doors
the 3rd.
Mrs. Garfieid's Cleveland residence is
now offered for rent.
The rumor that Secretary Manning in
tends 10 leave the cabinet is denied.
jefferson Davis met with q continuous
ovation during his recent trip from Atlanta
to Savannah.
On the walls Of Senator Logan's study
at Washington are only two pictures-oi
General Grant aud of the battle Of
Chapullepec.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
MI. GALLERT.
8h0x1f's Sale.

hAscock, ss.-May 8, A. D. 1885.
A AZ on execution wherein Jo.eph "i aann
- ps n Is creditor and Thomas X "!theftp.,..aaii
Boston Is debtor the following ie=cr:htd ~,
deI,a,, 70 VII All the right IN equity .h an %.
ma, has or had on the 18th day Of Dtren 70 ~
sa,.. ~ lest, at seven and one half oclocs' 10 's
a,t.1hsn' being the time when the -anle 80.
r,a on the original writ Description ~ n
Wi.hnses named In deed OF mortgage 1hofnsis, =
Az tSsherspoon to Thomas A. westcott. One unli,d
~, nan part OF certain Island known ana 81 81
Ps, rns hame OF Butter Island lying IN Pepoo'Sod
ann oeing an unincorporated place rr by
S.hs by Eagle Island; southwestern. N
I'm I'm maven also one undivided bali pan y, Nv Nv
astahu Known as Barred Island and conntcipsStsd
s par with said Butter Island, also undi'ssdJ
I nan par OF chain o. Islands called ihe bSis,d
naas,, lying between great Spruce HeaL lear 4
a. 49, Island aforesaid, Preserving one Iou .sid
a. aere Of land as the Burying Grouri ~ s tse
1a..er Island. Said mortgage f. dated Asren 10
rsl, 49, and recorded April 81, 1926 p "a gt N
ono iss and shall sell all Of said debtor - al
equ,y In and TO the above described real estas.
paeIc auction to the highest bidder, at The SIZE
~, 9lnce IN Ellsworth, In said County on lhu 4, Ike
forenoon. =.
Swls d. L. FIELDS, snaN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

The annual session of the National
School of Methods will be held at Saratoga
Springs from July 10 to August 6. The
healthfulness of the place, its moderate cost
of living. attractive surroundings, nearness
to Lake George, Adirondacks, and other
charming places. together with the educa-
tional advantages to be offered, make it a
most suitable place for our teachers to as
semble for rest, recreation and self-lmprove-
ment. The expense of attending the school
will be very light, and the facilities for en-
ioyment and instruction unsurpassed. w.
C. Crawford of Thomaston, State Manager
of Maine, will forward circulars and give in
formation upon application of interested
parties. Teachers should avail themselves
Of the opportunities extended to them by
this institution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
Arrested ,

Charles \ Daley Wa arrested la.f evening
tor stealing from the drug sior.. Of ~hirfInan.
bottle of sulphur Bitter. Brfor. the court
This morning. upon being asked why BE- should
steal Pr stated that hi- mother VA. troubled
with Rheumatism. and thai Il va. the only
medicine that helped her. and being Cd, 81
money anil work wa~ the cause u hi- stealing.
A. thi- wa- hi, first otlrn-e be- Wa put on pro-
baton. -Ns'rdrk Ner..
Women with palc cplorl,>- face. who feel
wax aud discouraged, Will receive both mem
tal and bodily ,igor by using Carriers Iron
Pills, which are made FOR the blood, nerve, and
complexion. For ale by ; u. Wisgu.
II You want custom suit made from the
best Of material. trimmings and workman
ship IN the highest ~ L. Of art and 10 tit like
IN" Boston Clothing store aud you " III GET all
81 these. an! more, at a. !ow prices T. can BE-
.hOMn IN The cnnntrN lntf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

BURNED on" The HpH~kseper," Min
neapoli-. MINI, was burned out for the second
time in six years, April i2th. and a part Of it,
large subscription lt.t destroyed. several OF
the la'iic, employed barely escaping with their
lives.
Such Of our readers A. 40 not receive the
May number promptly, should write to the
publishers, giving full address time " hen sub
scriptipn wa. made, and length OF time paid
for. The May number sill then be forw arded
aud til" name restored 10 the list.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

"A joint resolution providing for a con-
stitutional amendment extending the present
Presidential term TO the Both of April in
stead Of the 4th of March, 1889, and pro-
viding that the term of the Fiftieth Congress
be also extended to that date, has been re-
ported favorably to the Senate.
The Senate committee, TO which execu-
tive nominations are referred, have decided
that, in all cases when the nominees are in
the place of officials suspended, a resolution
shall be adopted to the effect that the sus-
pension is not for cause affecting either the
personal or official character of the suspend
ed official.
Hon. Edward L. Paris, of New York,
son of the late Hon. Virgil d. Paris, of
Oxford county, has sent in his resignation
as assistant district attorney for the city and
county Of New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
Deer I.le.

Deer i.le.
School at the Reach" commenced last
Monday. Mss Nrttie b. Dobbins Of Gas
tine Teacher.
The weir. are all up and are getting con-
siderable many herring. Capt. Campbell is
doing real well IN his wrr a, Campbel's
Neck.
Capt. W. p Lowe is having considerable
repairs done on his house, and !. taking ..
building barn.
Capt, W. f. Gray is having some repairs
done on hl. house.
School at Brays Mountain commenced
May 3, taught by Miss Cora l.. Torrey.
School at the Shakespeare commenced
Monday. Miss Alberto NJ. Lowe of this
town teacher Miss Lowe has taught this
school number Of times and AWAY. gives
good satisfaction.
NAV 10 +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

In view Of the fact that the recent dis
,urbances in Chicago and Milwaukee were
due chiefly or wholly 10 Foreigners, the need
Of greater restrictions upon immigration into
this country is likely TO become question
Of great Importance al very early day.
According to recent Washington dispatches
several congressman have already expressed
themselves in favor OF restrictions such a.
We have named. claiming that 1.-The great
ness Of a nation does not lie in It's money.
or the vasines- Of It's population. bu, in the
virtue, honor. courage and intelligence Of
its citizens"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

Eas, Riu-hiii.
Rev. +. A. Mason preached her. y.rv &C.
ceptaby last Sunday. He is at present
preaching gratis TO assist in paying off the
church Indebtedness, and the pro.pec, is,
that the burden will be removed Brother
Nason's generosity Is appreciated.
A few DAYS since the schooner Baltimore
ran into the {. W. Mathews and damaged
her considerably. The Mathews has been
repaired and is now loading with paving for
New York.
John F. Wood is teaching The village
school, and Mabel Wescott, the school i.
the granite district.
Clara l.. Long will commence her school
in Brooklin next Monday
w. NJ. Wardwell has been quite sick, bu,
is now convalescent.
Juliette Wolvin, a little girl about six
years of age, died last Monday, and her sis
ter is dangerously sick. II was at first re-
ported that she was poisoned by eating wha,
the children call ivy leaves, bu, | have
since learned that the ply scians are of the
opinion that the disease may have resulted
from the imperfect sanitary condition of the
premises
Christopher Binder, Esq. was taken sud
denly i'll while on the granite works yester-
day Dr.. Fulton and Yeaton were sum
moned and did what they could to relieve
his suffering. understand be i. little
better to-day.
c. Binders Sons are employing about
forty granite cutters, and are increasing
their force daily.
NJ. H. Long expects soon to employ a
small crew in cutting granite for c. J. Hall,
of Mt. Desert.
John Love is still making paving at his
old place.
The boys are doing quite business ped
ding smelts.
A. T. Cousins has, undoubtedly, the finest
tro,ting horse in town.
L. B. Grindle has recently purchased a
fine horse of Babson Perkins, of Brooks
vile. He has graded his corner lot, and is
making other improvements. 10y is get
ting proud.
On account of the increase of business,
Hutchings & Co. have been obliged to en-
ploy an additional clerk. The Grange store
Is also doing thriving business.
Eggs twelve cents a dozen or one cent
apiece.
Mays G.
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Appointments by the East Maine Me,hc-
dist Conference.

Bangor nistr.ct-f II 90 good. Presiding elder,
Bangor, First church. A :. Laid RAn.pr. Union
street. I Kosers Erewsr and tidinston. Il
wilkins. Brownyille circuit, Wilson Leimond
caribou circuit supplied by J II Iryine. Carmel,
NcSicy = Corner and New burg, :. T. Page ban.
forth circuit, 10 he supplied. dexter, I II. Born
ton. plxmont circuit, r. W ToNic. Dover, ] "
Day. East Corinth and Cpriuih. A. ! Lockhart
Forest city and Nancr'sn4,, 10 d. Supplied fu1l
Fairfield circuit. supplied hy J " Price Glen-
wood circuit. >aHphfti hy l. !" t,iifdru. Guil.
fori. sauger'iii- ami rarkman, J I frosty.
Hampton. 7, r Brown. Houltan. HoAslon snI
Linncus. " II Williams. Harmony ana R,pl.1
IL be supplied kinSm,n. Macwaho, aul I'rrn.
uSs, supplied by Frank ". ITesaks Lagrange.
Bradford snd Argyle. +. : Maker. Lincoln AMI
Mattavarlscss. " !. Prince. l.rssrt ari I7c.
ter. Amini Prince, Maplcton c'Truit supplied rs
small, Monticello, u u Dow NOR, e. +.
Bradford. Newport. Detroit and Palermo. \
>ouihsri olltpwn and Upper saltwater Tj0s.
In. or"uo 7. J Robinson. fattto. >aru.H =
Marsh. ru.Gold. " IL Crsvfor! = A,har.,
hartland ami tar'nna I Sinner. r"p>ac.d -'-
Brook aud O1kdcIA. sutpicd q, Nj >p-,..e.
Winicrart. 4 A. Lewis.
Buckspoft b'str1ct-t- /. Liishcy. Pre- i,as T.
Ger tasnacT. topper aEa Ne''Hf le-rp- -s'l'-
lhci by k"arncE Bar ilsri,or. " Istfrs Pa
Belfast. r. Wentworth. Br"eAsN luc ant ~ o.
lin. supplied by A Mct'raw ru-k-Yaet e"I
Prospect =. L. Hsusr4r- BHrk sI-1ff eHtr- sfi
N"rth BurEspnr'. supplied by n u. Fhelar. 81
as. J Haley Cutter sapp.lcI byK \ Career.
tastnc. W. {. Andersen. Columbia tsf2r ID.
unhiA and Addison u smith Deer i,,r. -up,li-i
by : = Ntham East Macaiss aai Whiting.
co't Edmund. AMI Marion. supplied ny / II
Ntthce. kil-w oFIh au,l Trenton. ' T.. War,l, ell
fr1nslin, supplied by u / Nc ann eonl@s'-'ro
and >telben. supplied by + : " plat Hsrrtns-
ton > L. Bruok- Luh,c. {. II. Le,c1t.p Nj.
bridge Nai Chcrryheli. II Z trohock Midtown.
9 winslow Nsrhia-. II Murphy prlaud.
ton, orrtn.tun. T. II sawyer, rcnoh-rot sni
North Bluchill, l. >arfsn, Pembroke.
AIRY R"bbin-'"o. tharlohe ami Perry. T
Hodgion. >ear-paf, and North >ear.pnrt { /.
Haskell. south pTf1nsi.,tl aui orrtnston .ntrt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
Clarifying JEFF, Davis and Treason.

When Columbus returned TO Spain from
she evearfal voyage Ia which he discovered
the New World the people ,hronged about
y him paving him grea; hlnors and lonizing
/ him as a hero and We can readily under
! stand why. His hand had torn away the
veil which had shroulel the mysterious waste
Of waters between the far land Of his dseov-
cry and biz native shores, aud thus New
World would be disclosed to the astouished
eyes o. Europe.
The people Of our own country paid
Washington great aornrs and hailed him
as '.fr,i in War. sr~t ID peace, and first in
the heart, Of III, coun'rymen." and We SYM
pa,hizc With them in lestow.ng these honors,
for We know ,ha, Washington by his skill
and bravery a. a solder and his virtues as a
civilian. and later as the President Of the
United States. Aaa molly earned The love
and gratitude Of D.. caun.rymen.
When Lafayette returned To this country
AMI was ageseu; at the .lying Of the cor
uer stone of B4aAer II monument, every
honor Vas paid Ism which a grateful people
had Je>,ew. for be Dad lef home at great
sacrifice 20 sbi their bl'.e, for Them aud
make them free people. In ali these in
l.
m'Sh' .r named ING 1- PIE h'hofra ihch-
selves ID aoaar.ns others wh1 ay their acts
had u80.v Won tie title, OF heroes and BEN
Up son. p 'ie ethtF GAY hoAof' were
paid IeH Davis more extrava-aut than
a.,. af,r..r One Grand ovation ,sas ,y-
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More than carload Of floral ofterlns.. N
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

The rpuhl3ain- af the TAtri Congrce sional Dis
trirt iW Maine comp'-rt 90 the counties of hcunc
hac, som r-at. NAlta amt Haucrc& ar requested
g. -Uut Hir-ltv- t. convention t. he held at Tho
Town Vas. 4t Wgauliio, on Tuesday. June sth
l>-, at ~ "'.'ch, A. NJ. for the purpose ef uomi
mating cluiif tate fdr Representative from This
District for th 18th 1suEre-s. aHd for the trans
action ut al other business that may properly
come hVfur, the convention
Ba-I- ni representation Each cite town and
plantation VIII b. entitled to one delegate and foI
each seventy aye Vote east Ter Tho republican
ctuI lat" tur Governor in l-~t an additional dele
gate. ans fHr fraction n 'ntf vote IN excess OF
tfut7 .it. votes. AH additional delegate.
l"MCNp ,. " IHu. MatcryIllc.
tHA~ 4 II ARLINGTON. \orriig cWock,
ISAAC G. LIBBY. hartman.
JtHN H. HpFkiN-. Ellsworth
District Committee
MatsS II. Nrrll u. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

Prospect Harbor.
Miss Susie l.. Moore arrived home from
Castine. Thursday. She begins school at
South West Bay, this morning.
Sabbath school was organized yesterday,
with the following officers: Superintend-
ent, E. W. Gleaves; Assistant, Miss Jane
Moore; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss
Sara Sargent; Librarian, Mrs. X. E. Rob-
inson; Organist, Miss Grace Moore.
Work at the lobster factory is blooming"
Saturday was the "biggest day" ever known,
viz, the largest days work. Mr.. Hamilton
has one hundred and eighty-fve fishermen
and employs one hundred and forty hands
in and about the factory.
Mrs. Ella Johns has recently arrived
home from sea.
Mrs. Amelia Allen left last Monday morn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13

No other preparation 80 concentrates and
combines hlopdpurfs Wing WALKING. enrich
Ing sud inSignrating qualities II Ayers >ar.a-
psrilIa, Quality should BE- considered when
making comparison.
Carter, Little Liver Pin. viii positively
curc sick headache and prevent il, return.
This j. moi talA. but truth. one pill a dose
IL br had Of all Dnggi-t- See adv crtisc-
mcnt For saie by ;. u. Wig.in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-13
Purify the Blood

ing for Canton. Mass. Her daughter also
left for South Yves, Harbpr.
Miss Agnes Moore Of New York, is visit
ing relatives here SCorT.
Nav 10. 1886