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PolYpsmy is being gradually stamped
out in U.ah, and the young Mormon VIC,
men are glad Of II. The one wife plan
viii always be Endorsed by the fairer hall
OF creation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
Obituary.

,harics Higgins. the son of Ebcn Higgins Of
Eden, passed away from earth at the house Of
nj. auni Mr.. Hiram Emery, Oct. 49, at the
az Of 20 years and month. He was Young
man Of much promise ami Of excellent charac-
ttr. while at the commercial school al Rock
band last winter he took a severe cold which
compelled him To- discontinue his studies and
come home. Since that time he had been grad
uaiy failing In health. until severe hcmor-
rhaSc resulted in death He had been voted
into the sons OF Veteran, and was an active
member u Bay View Grangr, which bad -u~-
tanned no previous los hs death since ~ or
EsnizAljur AZ the burial services more than
-iNty member. OF the Grange and ten sons 81
Veterans marched IN thr procession. The
beautiful service ~ the ritual WIS read and
the Grange rites performed when the Master
pronounced the farewell ii the name 81 Bay
View Grange aud thu Borrowing procession
wrudel IL way homrward The father l. left
a.on,. hi. witc having departed TIL, HE with
in tie year, and now hi> only -nn.
Eden. oct. ~, ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

the following list of contents: Memoir of
General David COBB. Goudsboro, Me-, and
Taunton Massachusetts with portrait: Mansell
Family on Penobseor River; Affidavit of
Joseph aiansell. 1881, relating to early history
OF Bangor: Deed from Matthew Patten, OF
Surry, 1T.4, unrecorded; Petition to the
General Court. from Penobscot River, First
Settlement Of Garland, Me-; United states
Direct Tax in Hancock County. tincinding
Penobscoti Senators from Washington Coun-
tv, 1870 to 1852; Abner TAYLOR aud Family. of
Bangor; Weight OF Revolutionary oficers,
lIS3; Rev. Enoch Nudge, OF Orrington; Capt.
Israel Snow. Of Bangor; Capt. William
Forbes, OF Bangor; VIM. Tibbe,ts and Family,
OF Bangor. l179; David W. HAYNES OF Ban
gor. and Family: An account Of the Gran
berry Islands, Sketches of Early Lawyers IN
Penobscot County; Intentions OF Marriage
from Pownslborough Records, now Wiseasset.
Dresden. Ina and Perkins. 1l60 TO 1IsO;
Monument to Park Holland at Mount Hope,
Bangor: General Cobb-Addenda; JAS Stuart
Holmes. the Pioneer Lawyer in Piscataquis
County: John Marsh, Jr., Of Orono; Deaths
in Bangor.
There are people who seem to think that
high taxes are the very greatest objection to
living in "A town. no matter how much those
taxes return to them In the shape OF schools,
sidewalks, street lights. good government or
other modern advantages. Some people VIII
be interested In fact reported by the Bangor
historical NagdziRe, that in 1876, General
David Cobb OF Goudsboro, was assessed as
follows poll tax, - cents; personal tax
81 tax on the Bingham estate OF 100000
acres in Hancock and Washington counties
aud much more on the upper kennebec,
So &C. But probably any man in Gould-boro
who. TODAY. pays much on a small farm as
did General Cobb on that two million acres,
would not care to change circumstances, all
things considered. with any man who lived In
the town ut that time even If he could have all
that real estate rs 1t was then, thrown In. =
LsiristoH Journal.
DR.. L. $. Chcott has contracted with
Mrssrs. W Cutter & son to build him new
house on the corner Of [ MON street and West
broadway. The cellar will be completed soon
and the house will be built during the coming
winter Bangor Wing.
-Genersl J. {. Caldwell OF Topeka. one OF
the best takers in Kansas, will speak In Ster-
ling. Oct Is. at 80 =. " The Republican
State Central committee challenges John Mar
tin. the Democratic candidate for governor. 10 |
joint dcbste with General Caldwell At any
time and place: but the challenge has not thus |
far been accepted. and, OF course, will not be, |
because the Democrats are aware that their |
man i not a match for the General. The pro- |
posed meeting viii need to be held 10 the rink. |
II should be made the biggest rally Of the cam |
paign. Nobody who knows anything Of Gen |
rral Caldwell " ~ miss this speech. Nterithg |
hdnsdSl Champion.
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Marine / list.
Ellsworth Port.
sIsFsfNt h

Ellsworth Port
ARRIVED
"wednesday. Oct II
an sunbeam. Jordan, Bar hhrnnr
~ch Nr-trri,u, lrrNur-.. BOSTON
-ch sale \ kimball Bans Boston
SAILED
Sch WoodcocA, BiuuaIt. ~. Htn'r
>,h Baltimore. ----. b.urtid
SAILED
Thursday. O,t /.
sch Abel fray, Wakefield RI Aland
>ch Betsy Tate, Bar iiarb"r
>rh Index, Weber. Isle tu llaut
ARRIVED
Sch Arborccr, Clark, BOSTON
sch Fair Wind, MADDOX, Bu-t"n
Sch Nestal, Lampson, Bar fiarbpr
sch Forester, Mo-ely Boston
sch seahower, MiIiktn, Bar harbur
sch Grape, Wakefield K"cAlani
Sch Grace, Belts Boston
sch \ Magee, kirf Boston
sch Cares>a. Mcfarland. Naliubpro
SAILED
Fruay. n,t Is
sch Python, Cheney, Rontout
sch >cinto ~adder. Bar llarbor
sch Sadie 4 kimbaIl, Burns, Rpckland
ARRIVED
sch j VI Kennedy, BOn-ey, Boston
sch l. - Remick, Remck, Boston
Sch Express, Potter, Bar HAruur
sunday, oct q
sch Frank Maria, Woodward, Portland
sch Mary Cu-hman, Pattcn, Boston
Sch \ llandale, Rcmick, Portland
sch Abel FRAY, Wakefield Rockiand
sch Capt John, Chatto, Boston
SAILED
Monday oct -
sch franconia, Young, Bluchl
Tuesday. OFT .
Sch Copy, TrtwOrgy, Boston
sch Arboreer. CLARK, Boston
sch susan Frances, >addler, Boston
sch sunbeam, jordan, Bar iiarbor
Wednesday, Oct u
Sch WcSterloo, Treworgy, Cape Ann
sch Caressa Mcfarland, RocklaId
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

The shed and stable attached To Parker
Griutlc'> house on the ,horc-road were
burned last Tuesday Loss partly COY
cred by insurance. l. j. supposed that the
lire caught from II VI i b, Halls fire
given and responded u hy all The com
panics. ricouic was first on hand and
had the IRE under control when the en-
gjncs arrived from the village Ticonic
nearly paid for herself In that one days
work.
Bert kincaid, children are said to have
diphthcria
Mr Arthur Hancy', face va, injured
quite badly recently while working IN
>tavc mill, caused ny "stickn" from ~
the saw It Wa u narrow escape from
losing an eye.
Me>>rs. J. +. Whitcomb and A. ". Ellis
went to Cherryhcld one day last week on
business.
VII Henry Coulcy of Bangor Thcolngi-
cal seminary passed the sabbath at home
with friends
There i. much sickness in the place.
New ca~r- ar" reported each day.
Mr. WIN. Douglass and family have r.
Gently moved from the >hnrc-road into
the Henry wood house.
Mr. Evans II Bangor Theological sem
from the text ''Who il ID the Lords
side" TX. 30 ~
Hereafter tie Sunday evening preaching
ser, Ice Will De, at : .lj instead n 80. A.
before. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
City and County
Sup jrd. Court, October Term, 1888.

Sup Jrd Court, October Term, 1888.
ENooH FOSTER Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
q. +. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
Miss MINrA 5. Powers, Stenographer
ID. l.. FIELDS. Sheriff.
j. T. FORD, Messenger.
"Wednesday, 4. NJ, Oct IL.
Alonzo Blaisdell ". willard =. White, John
F. Sorer and Fred W. Leach. Writ dated
Jan. 81, ISIS An action against the munich
nal officer. OF Orland for wrongful incarcera-
ton in the insane asylum. Defendants pleau
the general issue and brief statement ase
uou-sulied because the cause Of sct"n dld ho'
accrue within two years of the date OF the
writ.
WisNeil. King ro''Im. a'''
& Peters.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mary {. Hines y. MARY II. Anderson An
,ctIop TO recover possession OF Al uhdN'ueu
ope-ffth OF seyeniy-four acres OF land stus'eu
in Hancock. Plaintiff relied upon the record
of \ deed to her father dated in 1856 ana At
legged that defendants grnnior occupied Inc
land through M, lra>e from her father. De-
fense-the land wa> given not leased, and II
ha, been held adversely for more than twenty
vears Verdict for Pin.
sowle. hsfe iis'n''"'
SATURDAY. A. NJ, Oct. II.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Aqe must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents tse
Deer Isle-Oct. .. Mr. David Marshall, aged
rs years.
Boston-Oct. 8. Mrs. Nancy Holden. former
ly Of Deer Isle, aged 40 wears.
Gouldsboro-Oct. IL. Mr.. Curtis Guptill,
aged Sc years ard months.
Castine-Oct 90, Mrs. Maria E.. widow OF
Elisha Dyer. aged about "a years.
Oct. IS. Harry Pease. son of Mr.. and Mrs
John w. McKinnon. aged years.
East Steuben-Oct. IL, Capt. Daniel Robin
son, aged SO years.
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Advertised Letters.


Naltham.
Matte Haslam is quite sick.
The sick and lame reported last week
are slowly improving.
The Free Baptists held a three days
meeting, commencing Friday, which was
interesting. Rev. e. Z. Woodcock gave
an able practical discourse Sunday. which
was listened to by an appreciative audi
ence.
Mrs. Hannah Fox leaves to-day Mon
day for Boston. She will visit her pa
tients in Providence, K. L., also friends in
Lowell.
Mrs Elliot Jordan of Hancock, is visit
ing friends here.
Milton Haslam and Matte Jones were
united in marriage, Oct. b.
Oct. 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
tAsiine.

Schooner Regulator, Gray, sailed for
Rockport. Thursday. with kln-wood.
Schooner Lark laid at Joyce's wharf on
Thursday.
Repairs have been finished on the
schooner Henry whitney She was towel
to Bangor Friday morning
Schooner Perfect Gray, arrived here
from Bangor, Sunday, with lumber.
Workmen are repairing W. II Wthcr
les wharf,
Mr.. Chas. Hooper il having his house
painted. Chas. Perkins and Eugene
Thombs are doing the work.
Mr. A. \ Robin>on> house has been re-
painted, much improving the looks Of it.
Mr. William Collins, pilot Of the rcvc-
nue. cutter Woodbury., was in town last
week
Mrs Maria Dyer. wife nf thr late Capt
Elisha Dyer, dicd sunday morning Of
heart trouble, aged about rs years.
Oct. % w. T. b.
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Married..

Ellsworth-Oct. -, by Rev. DIR. Tenney
Mr.. Charles ii. Williams aud Miss Lizzie L
Phillips, both of Franklin.
Deer Isle-Oct 49, Mr.. Caleb Haskell and
Miss Rose Eaton, both of Deer Isle.
sullivan Oct. II, by Rev. }. p. N"wlan
Mr. Ambrose W. Cleaves of Steuben and Miss
Helen +. Taft OF West Goud>boro.
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T4EtrgL,PE060S co. 1'2 WsAS. ~
RehN.r 4,
nr1ulET3+

0Reaeer, and SO ever be
thai thou purchase an Organ,
have a care Marry. some
there be who would cntrcat
YOU buy. They speak YOU
bravcly in the finest print.
But go your ways speedily.
Take YOU not their wares,
neither Let them take YOU
unawares. Their wares wear
out. lis promises = not
they do sell. In
ditc thee straight a mlssIve to
the EsTEY ORGAN COMPANY,
Brattlcboro, VT, charging
that they vouchsatc to you
their Catalogue, Anon it
comes. Turn thou ser Zach
leaf. Reflect, res t 50
shalt thou have 81, bye
and bye. Goo, i n, good
reader. Nest week an it be
to your liking we 81 i cntTcat
YOU give Us further idicnce.
I'D. PendIeton. Esq.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

A. J. Longs new wharf greatly incrcas-
e. the value OF his mill property.
Mr. aud Mrs Slower of Slower cottage
Peters Point, are on visit to MasSschu-
sets. They VIII return in three or four
weeks and spend the winter ut the Point
Mrs. John w. Kane and daughter have
gone To New York to meet the Captain
oct IL SUBSTITUTE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

Hon. David n Camp, of New Britain,
Conn, was elected president of the New
England Sunday school association at
Lewiston
The Lubec Herald says work has been
commenced on the cellar for a new dwell
ing house in that place, and that this will
De the first new house erected in the village
for over ten years.
Several people are reported to have
neen killed by the caving in of tunnel on
the West Shore road near West Point, New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
Born.

Deer Isle-Oct. 5, to MI. and Mrs. Jesse
Stin-on, u daughter.
Oct. Is. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Dow, q
daughter.
Oceanville-Oct. ), to Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer
F. Crockett daughter.
Green's Landing Sept. 30, to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Cousins, Il daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

BY invitation Of >"dgwick Grange. the
"Malnc Board Of lcricuiurr" viii meet ~
Ne. sedgwick. THURSDAY. NOV. |. A. usual
iii the meetings will be public and all ar, cor
daily invited to attend. It i. hoped goodly
number will stt,nd.
PROGRAM.
Alto \. VI. Discussion Of the general sub
jet Of dAir, ing.
l:30 r. NJ Feeding and care Of stock FOR
profit b, II ". tanpbell. Washington Go.
FNENING.
Merit, 81 the new varieties OF apples, by l..
NJ Blossom. Andro>co..in Co. after which
q lecture viii be- given by Or. g. N. Twlichel
Of the NgmH Farmer.
Other subjects Will be introduced as time
allows.
Tho-e comm. from distance can bring
their food and no, tea and coffee will be fur
ui-hed free
H. II. HALF. Master
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Acard

wish 10 express nv thanks 10 the people
OF Great Pond, for their assistance and Kind
ness TO me. during the death and burial OF my
son Bl ron. Mrs. T.. G. HApLEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
PERSONAL.

A Young lady of seventeen summers, highly
educated, refined. and of prepossessing appear
auce, desires to form the acquaintance Of some
nice Young man. whom she would advise, il
troubled with dyspepsia, to use that great
blood purifier. Sulphur Bitters.
For any case Of nervousness. sleeplessness,
weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, try
Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief Is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the p.i ice in mar.
ket.
If you have catarrh, you are In danger. a.
the disease is liable to become chronic and
affect your general health. or develop into con-
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh
BY purifying and enriching the blood, and
building up the system. Give It trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25
Reducing the Surplus.

The disposition Of the Surplus in the IT, ;.
Treasury engages the attention OF our States
men, but more vital question has our Atten-
ton aud that i, the reduction Of the surplus
Con-umptiveS. since the discovery ana IN
PRODUCTION OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Con.umption there has been marked de-
crease in the mortality from this dreaded dis
ease and It Is possible to still further reduce
the number OF tonsumptiNe-. How! by
keeping constantly at hand bottle OF Dr.
King, New Discovery and using according
to directions upon the appearance OF the first
symptoms. such as a Cough, "A Cold, 4 Sore
Throat "A Chest. or side Pain. Taken thus
early a cure is guaranteed. Trial bottles at ).
ID. Wiggin', Drug store.
For Neuralgia use B. l. X. lyr2O
DO not despair OF curing your sick head
ache when YOU can 30 easily obtain Carriers
Little Liver Pills They will effect prompt
and permanent cure. Their action Is mild and
natural.
''Ita woman is pretty,
To me It's no matter
Be .he blonde or brunette.
So she lets me look at her"
An unhealthy woman Is rarely, il ever,
beautiful The peculiar diseases to which 50
many OF the sex subject, are prolific caus-
Is of pale saIlow faces. blutched with insight
lv pimples dull lustrelesS ewes and emaciated
forms. Woman afflicted. can be perma-
nently cured by using Dr.. Perce's Fayorite
Prescription, and with the restoration of
health comes that beauty which. combined
with good qualities Of head and heart, makes
wo en- angels of lovelness 'Favorite Pre-
scriptionr is the only medicine for women.
sold by druggists, under a p0sitice guarantee
from the manufacturers, that il will give salts
faction in every case, money will be re-
funded, This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully carried out
for mdnV wears.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

The oRIft Npeci.c Co, AtIan'a, Ca:
Grent.cmca-Five wears ago was 50 ua-
fortunate as 70 contract az extremely bad
ease Of blood poison. Nv bones ached and
NV muscles logan 10 swell and contract. l
was un ie- t-at;raen, Of the physician from
the inception Of the t;>ease until | found
tat he could do 1.e 70 good. Then.
through re .ldce Of friend began tax
ing 5 ; ! Your medicine seemed to have
AZ immediate effect. took SIX bottles. and
to-day am sound snd well. ! Aat was two or
three vea-s ago, but have seen no evidence
0! n re.-In .. nc disease, and take tais
Opportunity to :hank 5l 20 what il has done
f1r me 1t saved my life. You can refer
aav ono 20 m. r. NJ WALL.
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How's Your Liver !.

The old lady who replied. when asked how
her liver WA. God bless me. | never heard
that there wa. such a thing in the house"
noted for her amnhlity. lrometheus. when
chained to a rock. might welt have pretend
ed to be happy, ~ the man who j. chained to
a diseased liver. For poor Promctheu-, there
no escape. but by the u>C OF Dr. PirrCc'>
Pleasant PurgatNe Pellets the disagrreAhle
feelings, irritable temper, constipation. ind
ge,tion. dizziness and Sick headache, which
are caused by diseased liver, promptly dis
appear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

whom BABY va sick We gave her CastnriA
when she Child she crled FOR astoria
When she became Miss she ching To Castoria,
Whom abb hsi Children she gave thsm CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-25

North Hancock.
Mr. Arthur c. Thorsen, after an alb
sence of more than a year, made short
visit to his parents He left for New
York on the 10th inst.
Mrs. Annie p. Percy of Parker's Head.
Maine, is making visit to her parents.
Mr.. Watson X. Springer Of this place,
and Miss Carrie Abbott Of Eastbrook.
were married on the 18th inst. We wish
them much JOY.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw Of Bar Har
Dor, ar. spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. Mary S. Milliken has been in Bar
Harbor the past week, taking care of her
son Elbridge, who is very sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs. Maria Dur
gan returned this week from visit to
their sister in Eastbrook
Mrs Sarah Norris and Mrs. Mildred
Mcfarland are visiting friends in Han
cock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Shute went to Law
renee last week, to see their daughter,
Mrs. Cora Crawford, who is very ILL.,
Capt. Dickson and Mr.. R. s. Dodge of
the steamer "Sebenoa" recently spent a
few days in town.
Capt. George and Miss Amelia ID. Bush
intend leaving for Boston, Mass, on the
22nd inst.
Oct. 10. SUMAC.
BIuehilI.
Our two ministers exchanged pulpits,
Sunday, A. NJ.
Rev. +. r. Osgood is away on lecture
trip; he has three or four engagements to
fill at Mt. Desert.
We are informed that very rich ore was
struck last week at the Douglass.
McIntire & Joyce are crowded with
work at their pant factory. They cannot fill
their orders for want of workmen.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Con-
gregational Circle held last Thursday,
Mrs. Eliza Herrick was elected president
for the ensuing year.
f. w. Mayo is progressing rapidly with
the ''Hosmer" cottage. He is very pop
ular as a contractor and his work gives I'M
iversal satisfaction.
Mrs. Newhall will have a stone tower
observatory built at her cottage, the
pines" this winter
Applications for next summers board
are being received by landlord Sweet of
the Homestead. by parties who applied
too late this season.