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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-26

The novel and somewhat peculiar serie, OF
advertisements which we are now publishing
for the well known Estey Organ Co, will be
sure to attract the attention Of our readers.
The best i always the cheapest IN the long
run, and although it may be possible 70 puf-
chase for A mere nominal price what is
raHed an Organ, experience has often
shown that what you have been induced
10 buv for that Is really but an apology for one;
No one who buys THE EsfEl ORG AN VIII
ever have occasion TO say that they were deeeiV-
ed in any respect. These instruments are
81 well known throughout the civilized world.
ana their reputation Is 30 high for perfection
of workmanship. purity OF tone and beauty OF
design and finish, that al may feel perfectly
safe in purchasing.
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MARRIED..

Ellsworth July Is, by Rev. \. \. Cam
bridge. Mr. Eba ". Mayo "f Ellsworth, and
Mis- Mabel A. Libbey OF BedIington.
July II. by Rev. +. \. Palmer. Mr. Oscar
d. Perry OF Ellsworth. and Miss Rose b.
Douglass of Yorkshire. England.
june y. By Rev. {. r. W. Hubbard. Mr..
Frank 7. Grow, OF Portland, and Miss liza lie
L. Bagley Of Ellsworth
ScdgwicE July 81, by Rev. c. p. Bartlett,
Mr.. George \. Slower and Miss Annie 5.
Friend. both OF Bluehl.
oceanville-July 4. BY Rev. l.. II. Doanc.
Rev. ID. NJ Cleveland of Canaan, \. H., and
Miss Lillian Crockett of Oceanyie.
Orland-JuIy 3. by Rev. Lazarus GOtt. Mr..
Amos 4. b. Gott and Miss Augusta ii. Rich
ardson. both of Orland.
Colts Island-July IA. by Rev. Mr.. Haskell.
Capt. Benjamin Murphy and Miss Hattie r.
Gott.
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East Starry.

East sarrr.
July 4th, about twenty-five members
and friends of the Free Baptist Sabbath
school of Ellsworth picnicked at Mr..
Chatto's.
Mrs. Kane was the first to finish haying.
She is one of our most stirring farmers and
thinks as the good book says man was not
made to live alone. neither was woman,
so she will soon take to her heart and home
a companion for better or worse
Mrs. Tryphena Bowden of Penobscot has
been visiting her daughters at Ellsworth
aud Surry.
Among our summer visitors are the
Misses Hattie and Carrie Redding of
Maiden. Mass, at Moses Moons, Henry
Thompson and wife. of Charlestown.
Mass, at Capt. Dodge's, Matte Kane and
a friend at her mothers.
BY the resignation Of pastor c. +. j.
Thompson the Baptist church is left with
out q pastor. Bro. Thompson will leave
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Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name aud
4ge must be paid for at the rate Of ten rents line
FrankIin-July %. Mrs. Eva Moves, beloved
wife OF Walter Boartlman Bla sdeli, aged 80
years months and Is days.
Sedgwick July 90. Mr.. Madison J. Grinde,
aged Al years. member OF Jas. A. Garfield
Post Of Bluehi
Deer Isle-July 8, Dea. FRANKLIN Closson,
aged a years.
Orland-July ). Mr.. Abner Crosby, aged So
years. 3 months and days.
Bellows Falls, Vt.-July IT, Mr.. Pembroke
Leland. formerly of Eden. aged 70 years and
0 months.
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Tuesday night the 18th, fire was
discovered about the chimney IN tue Kitten
en- OF the Lewiston Exchange hotel. Ran
d ,lDh Young proprietor. 1t was shortly
uader control. The loss Is estimated at
81 600 on the house and $500 on the furni-
ture; insured.
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Buckien'S ,rnica Salye.

THr NrSr S,GRF IL tltr world nv cuts
Bruises. SORES, crr-. >llt Khrum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapprl Hands. th'blau-.
tnfu~. nui ai' Skiu Erupil"n-. AMI positively
cures rii,~ ur NJ pay required. II j, guarlu-
t,rI "a 1ly" Tntf, satisfaction. ur money r.
funded. Price - ctuf- p'r box. FOR SALE
EN : H. Mf,.-iu ly5L
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Wathnm july %. to Mr.. and Mr.. Herbert
Jordan. sou.
thrrr, trld-.Iul, :. to Mr. and Mr.. +. l.
Campbell, daughter.
So Deer Isle July ~. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Ela. Mebb. a son.
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Rev s D. Townc Of Hampton, sup
piled preaching in the hall last Sunday.
and assisted the Rev Clarence PeaSe IN
administering the Lords Supper. one
candidate received the ordinance Of hap
t>m and united with the church.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Isaac l..
Emery. who has been 80 seriously ILL.,
seems to be slowly improving.
Mrs Cyrenus McGown and Mrs. b. F.
Simmons of Lynn. Mass are visiting
their brother. Mr.. Win. McGown.
Messrs. Frank and Francis McGown
have bought the grass on the farm of the
late Elisha Tourtelotte.
Mrs. Eliza 4. Paine of Berlin, \. H., is
visiting here, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Colman Bates.
Mr.. Mira J. McGown is home from
Somerville. Mass, on visit to his par
cnts.
Mrs. Susan Leach is spending the sum
mer at Bar IIarbor, with her daughter.
July II. Roy.
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III -i.Ntit '''N = ""' as 'i''i'' ~ '''' 80
.c-' to spend A'> summer vacation.
Nj Henry \ Jordan i building hhe
house on paA street.
Mr. John Brown has broken ground Tor
pie DIV residence on state street t"u''d'fa-
a' of lh' mate rial i 90 The >ii'
W. htar 'h4- jh,rt are some ease, ~ iilh-
Siberia at r,'... A. A..,t ore case ba> proved
fatal
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ing letter from Greeley. Colorado. from The
pen Of Rev. r. W. Savage.
DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton ha. gone to Boston
for a few day.
Col. c. {. Burrill and NJ. ;. Smith have
been spending week in New York city.
Mr.. senator Hale and family are expect
ed to arrive in this city on their return from
Europe on saturday or Monday next.
Mr.. H. W. Dunn. granite 1.alcr Of thi.
city. ha- large number Of new aud beautiful
designs for cemetery work. See advertisement.
Mr. Edward L. Davis aud family Of
Waltham. Mas. are in town visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mr.. Lafayette Davis.
See the call in another column for the Re
publican cunt, Convention.
The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard preached sunday
for the Rrv. y. +. Wafdwcll. who, though i'm
pro, inE, j. >lill unable TO occupy hi. pulpit.
Mr.. G. l.. stevens has raised on his premi-
>c>a Large and beautiful campaign flag, bear
ny thc names 81 Harrison and Morton.
Church" j. true blue Republican. thorough
., Ia earnest. and best OF nh. YOU know always
where 10 md him.
The Democratic County Convention viii
b, held in thi- city. Aug. III. Hon. VIM. l..
rutuam. Democratic candidate for Governor,
snd several lesser lights, Micswber candi
date, waiting for something to turn up
will be- present and make Micawber speeches.
Nce cail elsewhere
The surviving members Of the i't Maine
Cavalry, viii bold their annual reunion at Bar
IIarhor on Wednesday. sept )
4 r,Il far contribution. from an u the
local utio,, In our state ha, been made to pur.
ch,., a state banner. 10 be- used hv the We.
T. L.. 81 their STATE conventions 70 which the
Ellsworth Union has responded our Union
j. well attended. Il meets ever, Monday night
over Nj, Gr,eI,', store. Come an"
r.. 49,, Amor, p.,,i.. ~ p,,.o, ,y,l
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4 TRUE, FRIEND

10 the ,icA INA suffering, IL pr. kaufmann'-
great Medical Work. durlv illustrated. send
THREE cent stamps, To pay passage, to \. 7.
prdway Il co.. Boston. Mas.
For Cholera Mnrbu. ana py>cntcry u,e
Browns Instant Relief lsr.2D
Dyspepsia and disease, arising from i'm
lur, blood arr cured bs pr. Al>ton'- Hood
Tonic and Nerve luyi .nratnr. Iuly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-26

when Hsb- VA ,,cI ~ gave her Ca,;nriA
Warn SIC -. child sh- rro, f,r astoria,
wLcu ,4~ y, Au- NJ, ~ dung q A.tor,A
WA.u a., a,i cA,..irea sic gave thou. astoria
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Their Business Booming.
Don't You Know

that YOU cannot afford to neglect that catarrh:
DON'T YOU know that it may lead to consump-
ton. to insanity. to death Don't You know
that il can be easily curedf Don't you know
that while the thousand and one nostrums you
have tried have utterly failed that of DR.. Sage,
Catarrh Remedy is a certain curei II has
stood the test OF years, and there are hun
dreds OF thousands of grateful men and wom-
en- in all parts of the country who can testify
to its efficacy. All druggists.
Weak and weary" describes the ccndi-
ton of many people debiIitated by the warm
weather. by disease or oyerwOrk. Hoods
SarsapariIa is just the medicine needed to
bujId no and strengthen the body, purify and
quicken the sluggish blood, and restore the
lost az petite.
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4 " AIMING.

The modes ~ deaths approach Hr' trlnu~.
uuA statistics >hpW cou. Iu-Nris thnt mnrr irr-
-un- d,, from diseases of THE Throat tni Lun->
than ANY other. II j. probable That Everyone.
~ iihnut exception, receives vast numbers al
Tuhrrrlc terms INTO The system and where
rh,-.r .rrin- f4I upon suitable ~nii farr Start
into fr and develop. Al nr>t $40" " and :
shown los Il slight tickling sensation In the
throat aud II allowed 70 continue tirir ray
a.-- they extend 70 the lung proiItin- t"n-
sumption aud u the head. causing taiarFt.
Nov aii tli. j. dangerous and II allowed q"
proceed viii in time eau>r death. Al the on
>rt you must act with prnmptne--; allowing .
coii to 70 without attention l. dangerous ana
may lose YOU Nou- life. \, soon ~ You ltrI
something j. roug with Your Throat, Lungs
or No,tri-. obtain bottle Of Boschee'> German
syrup. II wilI give You immediate rrilet-
l,ri2 COW
DO not despair Of curing ynur >irk hc'u!-
,rh, when YOU can 20 easily obtain Carriers
Little Liver Pills. They will effect a prompt
aId permanent cure. Their action J. mild ana
natural.
II am weary Of living" moaned poor Mrs.
Black.
"For tn ftiriy worn out With VI, ache III ml
back.
Nv nerves are a chain
OF weakness and pain.
Aud iny poor head i aching IS i i would
crack"
Now. don't be- discouraged" cried good Mr..
White
1T j. never % dark but there's promise 81
light:
! can tell YOU, in brief
What " i'll give YOU relief
Pierce, Favorite Prescription will soon set
YOU right"
1t /, the ony remedy for woman'> peculiar
Weaknesses and ailments. sold ny druggists
under a positive guarantee from the manufdct-
urtr. that il will give satisfaction III every ease
or money refunded. Soc guarantee on bottle
wrapper LARGE bottles 100 do>e-l 81. Six
for 3.
SAT- WATER bathing sometimes produces
rash Prevent thi, By u>iLg skin Success soap.
the purifier. Sold at the drug store of ;. -.
Niggin.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such q
general revival OF trade at many Drug stores a.
their giving away TO their customers OF 20 man!
free trial bottles of DR.. Kings New Di>c0S-
erv for Consumption. Their trade il simply
enormous in this very valuable article from
the fact that it always cures and never disap-
points. Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
Group, and all throat and lung diseases quick
IL cured You can test it before buying by
getting trial bottle at ) ID. Virgins, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted
-Paipitation OF the heart. nervousness
tremblings. nervous headache, cold hands and
feet, pain in the back, and other forms OF
weakness are relieved by Carriers Iron Pills
made specially for the blood. nerves and com
plexion.
Don't You Know
that YOU cannot afford to neglect that catarrhi
DON'T YOU know that it NAV lead to consump
ton. 10 insanity. TO death ? Don't you know
that it can be easily cured; Don't you know
that while the thousand and one no>trums you
have tried have utterly failed that OF DR.. Sage
/ Catarrh Remedy is certain curey IL ha:
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City and County.
r. publican Club.

The s uhlt.,u> Of ! worth turned out in
-o.tt p. ube. un Muujay evening last. for
lttr.-a I'D +. mir- = Republican Club
fae NJ, ing y called to order by Judge A.
+. Wi,wcll. Hon. J. y. lIopkin. was chosen
temporary president and j. c. Chilco,t tenn
lorlrs SECRETARY.
: 7. Davis. u. L. Fields aud h. I. SOW lie
Wen, chosen committee to rent 4 hall and
make sH necessary arrangements for 1t, occu-
raue, hy thc Club.
J4G-e Wiswel. Judge Duttou and pr.
Nra-don were appointed committee to draft
a constitution for the government OF the club.
10 report 81 the next meeting.
Adjourned to mccl at headquarters (Which
We bear will De the OLD Municipal court room,
over J. ". Coombs' >torel, on Monday even
in. next at O'Clock standard. Every Repub-
lican voter ~ Ellsworth j. cordially invited 10
b. present. The initial meeting was marked
throughout With much enthusiasm. Tho dub
promises 10 be q most gratifying success \
ncrmanen, organization viii Doe made r. the
next meeting.
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IsEATBLop8oRoSc CO 12 WaHS. Il Z
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returns. Mr.. Greeiy viii probably Timber up
the flyer and start bin in some Of the races
during the fall
Circus day look out for the large number
of swindIer, who usually follow upa circus.
/ The Lewiston .hurnR say. that the Franklin
I county people Mere robbed OF hundred. Of
/ dollars by the followers of Wallace, circus.
I A long distance transmittcr he, been put
4 into the central telephone office in Til, city.
/ which i great cony enience. At present We
/ do not have telephone connection with any
/ place more remote than Rockland. though the
4 new fran>mitter i the same Kind Of an in-trn-
{ mcut IL is used for messages betw sen New
/ York and Chicago.
On "Wednesday. June y. Miss Hattie l..
Bagiey of this city was united in marriage TO
/ Mr. Frank r. Grow, or Portland, at the home
OF her mother. few particular friends OF
the couple were present on the occasion. and
the bride MAS the recipient Of many useful an'
valuable presents. among which was very
handsome silver tea set from I he firm Of thas.
/ Mclaughlin 4 CO.. OF Portland, with whom
Mr.. Grows has been connected for several
years. The AMERICAN wishes the welded
pair a happy married life.
The steamer Bar Harbor made her trial
trip down the Penobscot river and bay Thurs
day Notw outstanding tue inclemency OF the
weather very pleasant party OF about two
hundred of Bsngor's leading people accepted
the invitation of the directors TO make the trip
and were at the wharf at an early hour Two
bands OF harpists had been engaged to accom-
pany the party and diseour>ed pleasing music
before the boat left. Capt. Barbour, Col
Pul,cn and President Laughton of the com
pany, received the guests on board and com
Portable places were found for them. The
steamer presented handsome appearance be
Ing gai.y deeked with bunting aud streamers
Capt. Barbour ran slowly TO Islesboro as there
was quite a heavy wind. short stop hat
been arranged there, during which time dinner
was served at Johnson's.by-tbe-Sea
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Iiarl.or from Portland Wednesday, With the
General and party Of ladies and gentlemen
on board. The America balls from Giouce,-
ter. Mass j. so tom and is commanded by
Capt. J. II. Reed The party consists Of Gen.
Butler Mr.. Bailey. Of New York. Mr.. and
Mr., VIM. :. Butler. of Boston. Mr.. Paul
Butler, Of Lowell. the Misses Noryel. Cilley
and stevens Of Washington. and Mis- Colt. OF
Boston.
The Young indies aud gentlemen. OF West
fremont. have formed company, kno" II n
the West fremont Hall Co. Their purpose i.
TO build ball at Goose Cove. They are meet
ing with very good surceSs and have the shares
: about an taken and anticipate putting the
lumber and material Oh the spot by sepiem-
s Der The building is to be 20 by 60 feet.
A gambling den in Bar Harbor was brok-
/ en- up suddenly bv the owner OF the cottage
I where it was located, as he turned out the
/ manager, when he discovered their Little
/ game
/ Frank 4. Young. Of Hancock, ha> been al
home recently on Il holiday. He is boa'swair
on the san Marcus Of the Mallory Line OF
steamers piyiug between New York and Gal
weston.
There appears to be new fashion at Bal
Uarbor. 1t il known As the morning parade
on the hotel piazzss. At about eight orlocl
one OF the chief clerks organizes company o.
under clerks. bell boys aud walters aud march
Is them out on to the piazza where they pla,
Guest" for about an hour. The applause
from the street Is frequent and hearty.
John J. Jameson OF this city was ar
raiypcd before the Ellsworth Municipal Court
the 18th inst. charged with setting fire to TIN
out-buildings OF VIM. b. Mitchell. on the ne"
Lsmoine road. His plea was not guilty, bu
the court found him guilty and ordered him II
recognize in the sum of 5000 for his appear
ance at the October term Of the s. j. Court
In default of bail he was committed 10 Jail
This il y sort OF dORJie arson case. The hre
OF alcohol, which had been burning for weeks
were doubtless the cause Of the FIRE for whicl
| Jameson was tried. The man who Furnished
the fuel TO kinde the alcoholic fire is still
large,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
ST. LOUIS SELECTED
THs CHOICE or rHE DEMOCRATS
Ea4si~ossly Chs>sa oa tss s~es.d Ballot
Yesterday Asxsiax-ahs Date th2nssa
Eroza JsIy 90 Juas 5-Ihs
Onei2I Proclamation

WAsHIssEoS. Eco. 23.-The Democratic
Natiensl Commiltes reassembled in VII
lards Hotel this morning. with closed
doors.
An attempt 70 change the date Of meeting
ffoaa July ) sas defeated. z5 yeas, "A azys.
Baliotisg for TIE place OF meeting wss
then begun. the first ballot resaltiag Chi-
eago 40. san Francisco II. ST. Louis Is. New
York 1. A recess vas then taken for lev
mcsnents.
In sRs ballofing for the place Of holding
the Democratic convention the vote Tor 81.
Louis and Chicago stood about even on the
seeend ballot. but whsa the names OF the
territorial delegates we're reached three OF
them who na6 previously voted for san
Francisco changed TO. St. Louis, and this
break. supplemented 0y speech By sens-
tor German il favor OF 81. Louis. started
others Ia tbs same direction. 30 that y nen
the result oi the ballot Was announced by
the chair st. Louis had been unanimously
selected
AR. Scott, OF Pennsylvania, renewed his
proposition looking 70 a change OF date Tor
holding the convention. and movsd 10 re-
consider the vote OF yesterday nxipg upon
July 5. fais motion was carried by vote
of 26 TO 10. two delegates not voting. Ex-
Senator Mcdonald. OF Indiana, then moved
TO substitute June 3 for July 8. aud this wa,
carried bv a vote of y 10 7-Mr. PraIher,
I from Mississippi. not voting. Alter this
, question mad been decided the COMMITTEES
adopted call which is practically the same
as that adopted Dy the committee OF 1881
and after gpeiBting committee 10 perfect
arrangements for holding the convention IN
| 81. Louis sdiOuraed
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
Russ,A,s poslrIoN.
Ia is oasllasd ~ Lsszts ss shs aomcsAl
a1sseozsx.@

81 PaaxsSgks, Fsa. zs.-IAs sResal
Messenger szys EksE the Feesas fors.xa pyi-
vsts ts.s<fsas have asserted that Count
von schoavslen, the Russian Ambassador
st Berlin. las submitted proposals 20 Ger
nsay regarding BalgsFta- To eerrsosas
Judge tie present stale Of Gzsirs. IL s2ys, i
is necessary 10 recall Rassiss onxiRal views
eonssrning Bulgaria. The Berlin treaty
FERNS the bssis Of the order Of lhings. IL
s4s established ia the Balz&as in Pursuance
of tie Powers' understanding aud c0nsn-
tutes tAe only international guAr4e tee
against eonvulsicns dangerous 10 TIE future
0i the young Balkan states. From tnss point
OF view Russia LAS regarded the eysats that
nave occurred ia Bulgaria since Primes
Alexaader aOdicated the tsFoze. Prince
fegdinands aFrivsl aud his f5rclsls sssunp
tion of the princsly power, inlrinsee upon
ihe Berlin treaty Fer this reason Rassis
refused 10 recog nize tho legality u Prince
Eerdinands RUE and tried 10 induce the
other cabinets 10 express the same vlee.
Ia accordance with the unanimous desire
10 terminate the existing alarming eondiuon
OF affairs whose root is more especially
traceable to the ambiguous situation IL
Bulgaria. Russian has considered 1t hei
duty 10 try 10 obtain from the Powers al
Affirmation OF the iDyiolability of the treaty
and the necessity OF restoring the legs
status IN Bulgaria.
The natural consequence Of such ieclar
alton by the Powers must DC the making O.
representations at Conslsstinople 10 inauc'
the Sultan to convince the Bulgarian peo
pie that the person now bearing the title o.
Prince is net their legal ruler, bat merely
roober of power. According TO Russia
views the initiative for such declaration,
belongs to the Suhan. whose sovereign
rights the illegslity st Ssfs inmedistei,
affects
Without anticipating the future and il
| order to dispel and doubt concerning Rus
| sia's objects and intentions, II is unnecessary
TO conceal the mode OF ACTION which sh
| firmly resolved 10 adopt In the event OF tn,
| removal OF the reasons causing the contin
aance OF the crisis Bulgaria owes its exist
| ence 70 Russlas sacr aces and effort. Rus
| sia. therefore. alone continues 10 symps
| thize with her and grisYe at her trials. Rus
sia is equally aloef from prejudice and par
tiality. She does not think 1t incompatiol
| with her dignity to interfere in Bulgaria
| internal disputes, yet she does not entertain
the idea OF making any one responsible fo
the past. Russia will consider an avswa
| Of aberfatioas a. pledge Of 2 change 70
the better. Russia solely desires Bulgaria
| welfare. and will. after the usurpers re
| movsl, await the first sincere declaration O
the Bulgarisns, through their representa-
| tives. in order TO consisn the past 10 obliv
/ len and provide for the re-establlshmsnt q
\ relations based upon mutual confidence
| In this Russia has 40 intention to prelu
dice. in any way, the liberty of Bulgarian
| which the treaty secured TO them in ali IN
| ternal affairs.