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Obituary.

Mr.. Thomas Graves, who died at his home in
Hancock, May Il, Iss5, at the advanced age OF al
most eighty-one years, was the oldest child OF
Chase 5 E. Graves, and born Aug. Is, lso5,
at the Hapwor,h place. Plantation No. S, now
part of Ellsworth. When he was twelve years old
he was left without father mother TO make his
way through life. He taken into the family OF
Mr.. David silsby Of Aurora. Ne, and there won
the love of all by his upright, manly department.
He early manifested principles of honesty and
faithfnlness. which he maintained through life.
He married May Z, 1922 Miss Abigail c. Penney
and together they reared large family of children,
of whom survive him. He was for many
years engaged in the numbering business and will
be remembered by those who trusted to his excel
lent judgment as who never failed them. lie
resided for some time in this city, where he had
many friends among both the old and the young.
He was quiet and gentlemanly everywhere, living
life of temperance and usefulness, and leaving an
influence for good rarely equalled. He exhibited
great courage through all the suffering Of his Sc
we're illness, dying he had liyed-trustng in God.
His bereaved family deeply mourn the loss OF this
kind and sfectionate husband and father who al
WAYS met them with a cordial welcome home So
now In their great may they think OF him az
not dead but only gone a few days before to wei
come them to that beautiful home above, where
hers wi he n
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Mt. Desert Guide Book.

The Maine Central Railroad Company has
just issued 4 beautiful guide book for Bar
Harbor and Mount Desert Island. which |.
gem in it, way. 1t is from the pen OF DR.. ".
b. Lapham, Of Augusta, and is written Ia bis
most attractive style. 1t is replete with most
valuable information 10 the tourists and Others.
Among the points OF interest described and the
subjects treated are the following: Bar Har-
Dor How to Reach Bar Harbor Pisces Historic
and Picturesque, Green Mountain. Schooner
Head. Crest Head, otter Cliffs, HuIrs Cove,
sali,bury's Cove, Twenty-Five Mile Drive,
Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, Pretty Marsh
Harbor, Bass Harbor, Southwest Har-
Dor, S9mesyille. The Desert Mountains,
Newport Mountain, Mount Kebo, Bee
hive. Pemetic Mountain, sargents Noun
tain, other Mountains, Scraps Of Mount
Desert History, ResettIement, Physical
Features, Geological, Agricultural Resources,
The Real Name, As summer Resort, Sor-
rento. The cover is an exceedingly artistic de-
sign Autographed in color by the Liberty Print
ing Company. Of New York. The cuts used
throughout the book are all new, showing the
most picturesque places about the island.
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BlHehiit.

Bluehiit.
The soldiers monument, which has been
placed in the cemetery at Bluehill. is con
sidered a fine piece of workmanship. The
monumental part is 6 IL feet square at the
base. aud 1874 feet in height, and is
crowned with a statue q l-2 feet in height,
The statue is the work Of Mr.. VIM. NJ
Howard Of Bluehill. and is piece of work
manship which is hard to beat. There he
stands, grand, noble, his great. stone hand
grasping his rifle, gazing far away as il bid
ding defiance to traitors | have spent
hours looking upon it yet my admiration
has no, lessened. 7. ALpIN.
Royal good weather for June.
Mrs. Fuller. with Addie MAY Osgood aud
Emma Dodge, went on the Morrison for
Boston, Monday.
Frank Davis go, home Saturday looking
nicely.
Tenney's Hill has received much needed
attention. and the road is in good condition.
3. Morrill,. F.. T.. Chase. ID. J. Allen, Geo.
r. Adams aud Geo. W CLAY were chosen
delegates to Republican District and State
conventions. at the Caucus Saturday night.
Schooner Union, Capt. Reed, received in
juries while loading paving at the wharf Of
Milford Grindle. from rocks on the bottom,
il j. supposed. She discharged cargo and
will probably g. q Bucksrori for repairs.
The funeral services Of the late X e. ".
Dodge we're held at the residence ON Tues
DAY afternoon last They we're conducted
By Rev. Mr. freeman. aud we're ATTENDED
~ i large number Of relative, ami friends.
We learn that Miss Carter will open a
candy mandatory IN the building formerly
occupied bs A. II. Garter as a store. We
Wish That her success may equal her courage.
Mr. X. G. Lord has been painting and
putting in order the cottages Of Mrs. New
bal. and Mr. Rogers on Sweets Point We
learn that Mrs. NeAhaI, vii be IN Europe
this summer, Prof His cottage is finished
IN he native grain uf the wood. and looks
very inviting inside We hope there viii
be more Of them next year.
some dozen members Of the Post rode
ID l}rookiin Surda, forenoon, and listened
10 an excellent Memorial sermon y, Rev.
Mr Mayo. They feel grateful. for the op-
poriunits and the Kind friend. m Brook ian
that feI as have our thanks.
John Webster returned d N.naihayen AS
the Morrison. on Monla,
Steve We.ootr and Eugene Warawcly
have nice camp At Binders quarry, and
Others are building Some 10 men are
nov employed there, and more are coming
every day.
Eus enc Holt !. very low and he probably
viii never x, better.
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Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Friday, Jlrr4
,aressa. Harvey, Plymouth
>eh Express, l.amp-on, Ro,klaui
ARRIVED.
>ch Alan Bowhy, Bowdgn Portland
SAILED
saturday. Jun" ;
Sch Storm Petrol. Pattrm RonIout
>ch / u Remlck, Rcmick, Chatham
~Ch Mary tushmau. Pntteu, Boston.
sch MARY webb. webb, Deer I-lc
sch Frank Maria. Woodward Bnuduut
sch l. NJ. Bran-cnm, Potter, hast Greenwich
ARRIVED
sch + \ Magcc hlef, BluchiIl
>ch Forester, Mosley, Bar Harbur
>ch Wooicock, Mosley, Rockand
ARRIVED
SUNDAY. June .
Sch q. h Ferguson. Rider, salem
sch William Pickering Hammond, Portsmouth
sch Arborcer, CLARK, New Haven
SAILED
Monday, June
Sch wmH Archer, Young Providence.
sch City ot Ellsworth, Bon-ey. Boston
sci sea Flower, sargent, Bar Hlrhor
~ch GRAPE. lIutchin-, >urry
~ch Ralph h Grant. Grant, Rock ,uuh
sch Fair Wind. MADDOX, Boston
sch Redundo Pratt, Calais
ARRIVED
~ch ANeutalr, Remick, Portland
Sch Nesterloo, jordan, Boston
sch Delaware, >addcr. Boston
sen Dolphin Moon. Boston
sch : Lawrence Patterson, Boston
SAILED
Tue-,in! June
sch Adam Bowlby BowdeR, Rondout
sch Emily, casper. Boston
sch Py thOn, Cheney. sullivan
ARRIVED
SCH Nonparei, Cot, Deer Isle
sch Panama, Trundv, Boston
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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BrookliB.
Work has been brisk in the sardine fac
tory during the past week. The lobster
factory will close soon.
b. L. Phillips left town Monday.
Memorial services were held in the hail
Monday evening. MIR. Tnpp Of Bluehili
was present and spoke.
Mrs. Henry Kane celebrated Memorial
Day By presenting to her husband fine
boy.
Mr.. T. E. Lufkin and deacon G. H. Dority
went to Deer Isle, Monday.
Miss Rachie Five arrived home Saturday.
Her mother, Mrs. Herrck, is slowl, improv-
ing.
Capt NJ. A. Flye is finishing plastering
his house, which he was unable to do last
fall on account of cold weather.
We regret to write that Mr.. Gilman FIVE
is not improving in health as fast as could
be wished.
Rev. Mr.. MAYO preached Memorial SER
mon Sunday. Quite number of members
Of the G. A. K. Post Of Bluehill, were pres
ent.
Misses Cora and EVELYN Blake are expect
ed home soon from Med6eld, Mass.
The County Commissioners were in town
Friday, for the purpose Of laying out road
ct Naskeag Point.
MoUcHE.
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West GOuidsboro.
On Decoration Day in the forenoon the
members of ID. L. Weare Post residing in
this town, suitably decorated the graves OF
their departed comrades, as is their usual
custom, and in the afternoon many Of them
went to Franklin to assist in the ceremonies
at that place.
Capt. Henry Hammond has sold his vessel
1.-THE schooner VIM. Franklin) to parties at
Bar Harbor. We shall miss her as a freight
er from this port.
The Grange at this place gave very
pleasant entertainment at fremont hall, last
Wednesday evening, consisting of tableaux,
dialogues, music and readings, closing with
a bountifu collation. furnished BY the lady
members.
Mr.. Arthur Crosby and wife of Boston,
are visiting with her mother, Mrs. NJ. B..
Kingsley. Mrs. Crosby will probably stop
some weeks as is her usual custom during
the warm weather.
Mrs. Sophronia Sargent and Mrs. c. Hill
have taken room at Mr.. Samuel G. Woods,
and have put in good assortment Of MILL
merry goods suitable for the spring trade and
are doing a thriving trade in their line.
June ).
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The sabbath service at the Hall conduct
ca by the &. \. X. Post. called out large
audience. The address by Mr.. Mccain, our
Methodist pastor, vas well rendered and well
received. Appealing Il lid 20 hl, listeners
10 be honest. earnest, industrInu. citizens.
true and 10, a! to their Maker and 10 the
Union. protecting and preserving It AZ any
cost i could not iai. to impress. Memorial
day. Monday 3lst. ws- quite generally Oh
served here business suspended and all
we're off duty excrp, the veteran, who.
marching 10 martial music. brought viyi1ly
10 The memoric, OF the large company gath
Erred. -al "reminiscences Of the var. dimmed
b, the intervening wears. il may he, but
Is no means obluterated a, va. evidenced by
the many fearful eyes. Though the Rev
Mr. WardwelI failed to fulfill hi. engage
ment, it was through no fault Of his. Ia
justice to him. We wish 10 say that he came
to Franklin Road Station agreed but
through somebody's blunder. conveyance
from there here was not provided and thu,
the exercises Of the day. lacked s1m- of IT.
prime requisites "a soul stirring appeal %
patriotism. honor 10 our country's brave de-
Tenders, and tender tribute OF regard to
It's fallen heroes.
Rev. c. l.. Banghard, and hi, es,imabe
wife with their baby boy, moved 10 Surry
last week The best wishes Of their many
friends follow them to the new field Of labor
Henry I. Whitaker was thrown from his
carriage, Saturday, Of last week receiving
serious shaking up. making him quite
lame. He /. nov oIt with a cane.
Oar post-master's wife, Mrs, Geriish, has
been quite successful with her canaries this
spr!ng, having six or seven cage, containing
bird, IN all stage, Of Development For
long time she has been interested and for,u-
nate in bee culture Dir. II. H. Homer,
however, leads off in bee-farming he hay ing
apiary Of Is or 20 hives,
Joseph f. Dunn cisHme home recently from
Berlin Falls, where he has been doing
blacksmith work for year past. We are
glad to see him among Us again.
Little Minnie Mae, a child about seven
years Of age. living at Mr. McNeiI's, was
fearfuly burned this Monday morning. Her
piercing shrieks aroused the neighbors from
sleep, and on looking from our windows she
was seen running out Of doors her clothes
on fire. Help was rendered Immediately,
but We saw no hope for her, though she IS
alive at this writing and may recover.
June 80
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Married.

Ellsworth-,June :, by J. H. Brimmer, Esq, Mr..
Nelson W. CLANCY and Miss Bertha Robinson,
both of Ellsworth.
Tremont-June 8, by Rev. Il. +. Stinson, Mr..
Colin \. Dix and Miss Ina b. Newbury, both Of
fremont.
Gouldsboro-May 81, by {. {. Larrabee, Esq,
Mr. Elmer F.. Rice and Miss Bessie +. Bckford,
both of Gouldsboro.
steuben-May 20, by Rev. +. 5. W. Plat, Mr.
Elliot y. Benson Of fremont and Miss Lena {.
Shaw OF West Gouldsboro.
Melviile-May 8, at the residence Of the bride
father Mr.. l.. Cockrell, by Rev. VII Edwards,
assisted by Rev. j, T. Marston, Mr.. George y.
Reed and Miss Lillian c. Cockrell, both of North
cumberland Co., Va.
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Birch Hsrher.
Mr.. William Crane has recently built a
large barn on his farm.
Capt J. Nj. Rice arrived June 9Th in the
schr. Rogers, from Rockland, where he had
been with load of wood. The same day
Capt. Charles Miller arrived from Cranberry
Isle in the schr. Clinton. The Clinton is
owned by parties on the island, who have
recently had her repaired and thoroughly
recsulked. Capt. Miller will sail with the
frs, fair wind, fer Milbridge to bring the
lumber for c. c. Hutchins' new store which
will be built at Prospect Harbor this sea-
sou.
On Memorial dsy large number Of the
citizens, including the scholars with their
teacher, went to the graveyard to assist in
the decorations in memory of the sleeping
soldiers. As floral offerings were abundant,
they we're distributed in all parts Of the yard
so that nearly every grave was decorated.
On the evening of May 3is,, at the resi-
denee of MIR. Jonas Crane. Mr.. Elmer Rice
and Miss Bessie Bickford were united in
marriage BY DIR. Larrabee of Prospect Har-
bor Thinking they had kept the matter a
profound secret they were somewhat sur
prised when later in the evening they were
honored with a serenade by an amateur
band, consisting Of guns, bells, horns. pans,
wash boilers &c. OLD MAID.
June
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Ciavissa G. Carter.

Died in oedgwick. April, 1886, Mrs. Clarissa e -.
wife of Mr.. J. p. Carter, aged 20 years She
leaves husband and several children, the latter
of whom are well settled In life. Mrs c. was
good woman true wife. a loving mother, Kind
and obliging neighbor. and faithful friend. Her
sound Judgment and kindly counsel together with
a disposition to aid those who needed help. en-
deared her to the community in which she resided.
One who, for a number of years. lived In her i'm
mediate neghborhood and knew her well, re-
Gently remarked. "A more sympathetic person in
time of trial it has never been my lot to meet and
now that she is gone we greatly mourn her loss.
though not without hope" BLESSED are the mer-
cif,I
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State of Maine.

HANCOCK SIS Court of Insolvency Second
Wednesday OF May, A. D., 1856.
In the matter of James IL. Douglass, of Bucks
port, insolyent debtor. 1t is hereby ordered that
notice be given TO all persons interested in the set
Element of the first account of Ambrose White as
signee of the above named insolvent debtor, by
causing copy of this order to be published tw o
weeks, successfully, in the Ellsworth American a
newspaper printed or published in Ellsworth III
said county that they may appear at court OF in
solvency, be held at the Proba &c court room on
he second Thur day of June next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon and object IL
they see cause.
OIL CUNNINGHAM,
Judge of insolvency court of Hancock county.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs T.. DoRR, Register.
2trsl7
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A DrookiIn Man MARBLES . Virginia
adv

Miss Lillian c. Cockrell, daughter Of Mr.. L.
Cockrell. was married May 6, 1886, to Mr..
George n. Reed, son of Capt. Z. W. Reed, for
merry Of BROOKLYN, Maine. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. II. Edwards, assisted by
Rev. J. T. Marston, at Melville. Va, the resi-
dence of the brides father. After the cere-
mony quite an assemblage Of friends accom-
panied the happy couple to the steamer
''AvaIin,'' where they left for Baltimore. They
will visit Richmond and Washington. The
presents were numerous and handsome.
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Sup. Jud. Court Calendar for the
State Of Maine.


LAW TERMS.
Middle District, at Augusta, 9TH Tuesday Of
May. Sitting, Peters, c. j. Danforth Virgin, LIB
by. Foster and Haskell, J. J.
Eastern District. at Bangor. Sd Tuesday of June
sitting, Peters, {. j., Wahon. Danforth. Emery.
Foeter and Haskell, J. J.
Western District, at Portland. Sd Tuesday of
July Sitting Peters, G. j., Walton, Virgin, Lib
by. Emery and Haskell, J. J.
SIsr rRIus TRIMS, FOR THE JUDICIAL YEAR
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Died.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Aqe
must be paid for at the rate of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-June 4, Katie E.. daughter of George
and Ella Scott, aged year, months and Is days.
One little angel more
Singing with voice sweet,
Flinging her crown @ gold
Down at her Saviour's feet.
One little snow white lamb
Gone from the shetering fold,
One little narrow grave
Down in the graveyard cold.
Rosebud. Mechanically IL, Alice, daughter OF
A. Nc c. Howard, formerly of Ellsworth Falls,
aged l6 years, month and IL days.
Gouldsboro-May 81, Mr.. Alfred Young, aged
Is years.
North sedgwick-June g. Mr.. Christopher
Allen, aged n years.
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Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Bowden has opened new millinery
store.
The cases Of diphtheria reported from the
other side of the river are all convalescing.
Rev. E. A. Harlow preached here on Sun
day. Mr.. Towpe has been i'll and unable to
supply his pulpit for several Sundays but
expects to next Sunday.
Mr.. F. s. Starbrd of Boston, is spending
his vacation here. He is guest of Mr..
John o. Whitney.
Mr.. Joseph Whitney Of Boston. brother of
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Mr.. John 0. Whitney, came on few weeks
since in quite poor health, but has continued
to improve and is now able TO be about
again and take quite long fishing trips. A
few days ago party Of which he was q
member brought in very handsome lot Of
trout, and this week they try again.
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Restore these organs 10 their proper functions
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What Is The Use

OF buyipg worthless medicines, and spending
money on quack doctors whose only idea is to
gull the public. Is it not better to buy relia-
BILE medicine like Sulphur Bitters? think so,
as they cured me Of Catarrh after suffering
three years.-F. p. Clark, Manchester.
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PYEMlA

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The sure effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla are
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parilla will dislodge it, and expel it from your
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Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield 10
the use Of Carriers Little Nerve Pills aided BY
Carters Little Liver Pills. They not only re-
lieve present distress but strengthen the stom-
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FOR BURNS, SCALDs, BRUISES and all
pain and soreness Of the flesh, the grand house
hold remedy is DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. Be
sure you get the genuine.
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When Baby Wa sick, We gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Whsn she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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City and County.
Meeting of the City Government.
ALDERMEN Room, June =, Is

ALDERMEN ROOM, June =, 1855
Mayor in the chair.
Aldermen present, JOY, Beckwith, Chilcott.
Gerry and McoioNn,
Voted That the report of the street commission.
er be accepted.
Noted-To appropriate the sum Of els, in pay
Of the expenses of Geo. Glass at the deaf and
dumb school In Portland.
In accordance with the recommendation of the
commissioner it was voted that the lin. OF
r Higgins, J. segar and +. & Hopkins for shovel
ing snow on private way last winter, lie placed on
the street commissioners roll of accounts for
June.
The street commissioner and committee on streets
reported that the proposed sidewalk on Water
street extending from the present terminus of said
walk 10 the c. :. Holt house would probably cost
from $3.50 10 ss75
Orsierei-That Hamilton Joy, city treasurer, lie
authorized tn settle with persons against hom
the city holds tax deeds such terms as he may
nudge for the best interest Of the city for the year
lisa and all prior YEAR
Notesl-That the MAYOR and full board OF alder
men Ice appointed committee to inquire into the
eNpe,iiency Of stocking our ponds with salmon and
other Ash. and II found eNpesiient. to take
measures TO procure the necessary spavps for that
,.r-,,,ze
Yo,ct-Tbat the py,,,.os,,ion Of chief enstn.e-
Leland to purchase a bell for the engine hou.e IN,
reformed Il, the committee ON the ar, r,mep, Il,
report at next meeting.
Roll 81 accounts passed
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with SamueI Roval Jr sealer ,f weights and
measures and To purchase spch weights and
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