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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21

Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers, sizes 211S
to 5, % cents per pair, at Hillen's, 81
East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21
Parties

Having Secondhand Household Goods
to sell would do well to call on Kavanagh
d Dahl, 107 East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21
Buy Your Furniture

And Carpets of Benedict, Seven cor
ners. Forepaugh block.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21
Cash Prices

Paid for all kinds of Household Goods
Kavanagh d Dahl, 107 East Seventh
street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Go to Benedict
Auction Sale

Seven corners, for fine Furniture, Car
pets and low prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21

Fresh Meats and Pure Lard.
F. w. Luley & Son, 1872 Jackson
street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-21
Aladdin and Sure Luck

AIaUUIn anu SUF6 LUCK
Stoves and Ranges. Best in the market.
b. F. Knauft q Co., 99s to 342 East Sew
eDth street.
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MARRIED..

HODGES--SMITH-In st. Paul. by the Rev.
M. ID. Edwards, at Dayton Avenue Presby-
terrain church, on the 18th inst, Margaret
E. Hodges to Herbert Wood Smith, both of
this city,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

r. III. Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
~ Hauc.ck.
rTIKAM C.VArGIIAN Of Lawrence in the c6un,
n ~ Of Douglass state OF Kansas formerly "i
! Ellsworth Maine Guardian of Arthur Drlhh"a"i
and " lillian prlnkwater minors; reAPecuuliN r't,,
re-.nt- that said wards are ~el1e anu "a
IN. following described real estate w ihl'e
e,t,in lot- or parcr- Of land situated III fisWof'h
in aid county Of Hancock and bounded ana ue7-
cribed IA folloWs 10 vii - -,
first lot Beginning at the Northeast e%rht
l.nI formerly owned hy Benjamin JORDAN ;
thence south - West in The hne betWeeh 40
BENJAMIN Jordan and land Of } o. Joruah hlh't,
.iN rods to a cedar stake thence sour -
Fast i3 i rod, t. cedar stake thence north" fdat
uiu.tv--iN rods to land owned by - u '"t'ah ,i , :,
th4nr,. Southwes sterv in said j. q. Jordan ilhe
thirty three and oue.t third rods to the hrst uiti
,t,n,.d hound containing twenty acres ana being
tn. same ronveved to +. y. Estey BY " =. su7
TN by deed dated May 9Th a. d. loi1 an" te'oif'''
il Vol liu, Page 40. : , ,-
..conI lot Beginning at the Northeast corner
Of J G. Jortian'- homestead; thence east on m mthe
,r,,-s road twenty one and one haf r"d7 tHen'e f
~outh 81 West ninety four r"d- 10 'lo7e ioi ~
~, rne ~ land of Phehe Treworgyi thence Soutn
80 We.ti 10 g. G. Jor,lan's. southeast corner
thence North ~ Fast ninety four role 10 I sal'
road and place of beginning, containing Wen' H
acI es and being the same c"nve!e9 70 ~ e,
by " Z, Austin by deed dated May 9th a-u.le'''te
corded in Vol. lJJ Page iA -.
Third lot Beginning az the center OF the cros
road near the dwelling of II. A Pierce thehc'
running North - West in the center OF sald eloe
| road f6rty-four rods, thence north , East i"It!
! four rods. tpelice >outh - -. - t,,,
! the county road leading 10 MI peselt ioi ~
| rods: thence south 5 West in the center OF 7at
county road to the place of beginning 'htt'IIin
/ ten acres more or less and being the same prehh y
| ises conveyed to said Estey by Flora Davis D
| dea dsted May 10th a. d. ISL, recorded in sal
Registry of Deeds for said county OF Hancock
| Vol. l3S. Page 2Go , ,..,,,, ,t
All the above described premises pelh9 VI VI
| same described in deed from sald tste
! TO said Arthur and William Drinkwal;; az;
dated Aug. l7th a. d lsss and recorded IN. n sal
Registv OF Deeds in Vol. rs, rage aoi na'
would be for the benefit of said wards 10 nave u
said real estate sold and the proceeds thereof pl
al interest, wherefore your petitioner pIa-
that he may be licensed 10 sell at pubic OF pIls
dated this 7th day OF November \: D. less
HIRAM c. VAUGHAN, Guardian.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

Worn and weary, seedy and sad. an editor sa
him down,
Mid work aud rubbish paper and dust will
many wrinked frown:
lie sighed when he thought OF his paper bills
his rent aud board and wood.
And groaned when the copy fend yelled out
a. he there in the doorw NV stood
'What do people fancy" be said IAN editor
lives upon:
Air and water, glory and debt, till ii, toilsomc
life is done:
I'll stop their pspers every one. Till their hon.
est debts they pav
Ana mark their nameSoff the mailing book
forever and tor ave.
Take This copy, double lead and mark with Il
| pencil blue.
| And send To all Who are In arrears. from ten
4 wears down TO two"
I Ana then TO iho copy hungry boy he handed y
penrlcd >crawl
/ OF hicrogyphics. ,fraggling, wild. all tangled
and lean and tail.
when scarce fortnight had dragged IL, length
Of tired out bours away
ihere came to the heart of the ed tor a glad
some JOY one day:
Twas only letter from Gordon, MIL in u
hand both weak aud old.
but out Of II fell a treasured coin. Of solid
beautiful gold,
The letter claimed hi, Injere>, then. and 20 ne
slowly read
The >cra" led. but simple and honest words.
and thi> i " hat they ,ail:
Dear Editor; | read the lines YOU marked
and sent 10 me,
30 ''nd ihIs piece Of gold and ask II YOU viii
acrt"
To scni my paper right along and forget the
debt owed
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Arrived. NOV. l3 sch. + \. Pike from
Calais. Norwood master, sailed Nov ls.
~ch Alice Boar,lman Norwood master, for
New lork.
Capt Woodbury. Norwood Of sch ? 4.
Pike. met with severe accident while In
Calais loading. bv falling through the
wharf about IL feet, striking hi~ head on
pjl. of slaves lie was taken up uncun-
,ciou~ and VA brought tp Seal Cove IN
hi> vessel and taken To- hi~ home, being
unable to proceed on the voyage. He no"
lies ia critical condition.
There are now living, or supposed to be
living. twelve of the sixteen soldiers mus
tered into service at the time of the Aroos-
took war, of the Mount Desert company
Their names are William Gilley, aged So ;
Ezra ID Reed, >erg ~ jonathan Norwood,
! 73; Samuel Lurvey, n: Benz. Sawyer, II ;
James Gott, n; Edmund Day, 40, of Ire
mont: Amos Howard Cranberry Isles, 73 !;
Joseph Richardson, 73; Leander Richard
son, 10. Eden; Jonas Corson, Mt. Desert,
about 76; James Mayo formerly OF Eden,
Gs. | NAV not have the ages of all exactly
right bat think am not far from right.
Those that have died from the sixteen are
John NJ. Clark, Abraham W. Lopaus,
LemueI Nutter and Samuel Norwood,all OF
| fremont; all volunteers except the Of
| icer (sergeant). oNE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

The Belfast journal says lady liv-
ing on High street in that city, startled
the household Sunday by making very
unceremonious and ungracefnl appear
ance through the parlor ceiling She was
in the attic, which is unfinished, ana
stumbling, one foot went down between
the floor beams, breaking down the cell
ing. Four young ladies were In the par
lor below. They were somewhat surprised
by the breaking of the laths, the falling OF
mastering, and the introduction of wo-
mans limb, which protruded through the
ceiling nearly to her body. Fortunately
she was not seriously injured. The one
mitigating feature was there were no men
in the room below.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

THE supscrfber hereby gives public notice TO aii
concerned, that he has been duly appolntea
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an a,s az
ministrator of the estate of Laroka DAVIS, nle
- Rnct snort in the county of Hancock, ne-
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs; ne ne
therefore requests all persons who are indep,s 20
the said deeeased's estate, to make immealaIe
navment and those who have any demands there-
on to exnioi' ''ie 'A'"e 'o- p'' j. s. CONDOR.
Orland, Nov. IA. 1885. o~se
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~ 80 ,,-rl,e Kind, it WAS more than she
could endure
Temple fIil wa a pretty villa not lar
from ia, city. and wa a charming place
IN visit The Temples were pleasant pco-
ple. and were much in society. and Mrs.
T.mple who wa, delicate lady, found
her >or.,.t, duiiv, a much as ~hv could at
r.ud 10. - thu lou-, vas left ~ tAr care
Of a hou,ckecpcr. But lately Mr9 Ten
pie had experienced much dinicuIty IN get
TIM tru>ty and capahle help, ana '"-"as
a. She ma> lying there, Nht had serious
thoughts Of giving up housekeeping a"'
returning TO the-ior her-.r>Her e\i 'l
hotel life
Presently -i' At''N '''- ~ ~
and wonders in alara II il J. any % ''''
I friends. 1t would De quite 'ihp">'H''' ''
state and that stupid cara Would never
/ think to say that >he "as hot at nome
She listens "a til" @'rl, footsteps across
the hall. to thc opening door ana '"'
sound Of an unknown voice am th'"
Clara u>hcr> some one into the room, and
disappears again without word
Mrs. Temple eit> upright. removing uA'
handkerchief she had bound around he'
head
II am Jeanic York. the girl VINO >tahd
50 respectfully before her, l. speaking II
low. sweet tones. And have called II
answer to an advertisement in the Hsrdid
for a hou,ekceper."
ION. YES" Mrs. Temple says. with
fresh pang Will you sit down, please
recognizing at glance that the trim
dainty looking girl was no common SCI
want
Il am suffering Win hea"ae'ie 'o-''i'
, as | have been obliged 20 take the cook
7 place for week and it was too much l'
( me. We have small iaih'ly an" "
E housekeeper must also be cook, but a.
:. not well and could not possibly do an,
: thing about the house, as you can easlI
i: see. But this i not business, Miss YORK
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, that he has been duly appointed anu
has taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator
of the estate Of Abner Crosby, iate oi
OFland, in the county
Of Hancock deceased. by giving bond as the law
directs .-syreiore requests all persons VINO are
indebte 70 the said deceaseds estate, TO make III
media i payment, and those who have any
dem dds thereon to exhibit the same for pay meht-
0rland, Nov. IA, 1883, sWae'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

{ as Rex's wife"
. You need not be so scorpful. Ionic
, have not the slightest intention of keep
: ing her, answered Mrs. Temple, appalled,
{ by the idea presented by Louise.
t A carriage halted at Mr.. Temples door.
and an elderly gentleman asked for Miss
forke. He was ushered into the library,
! and there Ieane came to him.
why uncle Edward! Has ANYTHING
happened to II to mamma?" she cried in
alarm.
''N" Jeanette" answered the gentleman
IN tones Jeanic scarcely knew they were
50 kind and gentle
:" this is where you work my dear and
how do you like it,"
II am very well contented. uncle"
" But you would not be sorry to leave
Tor home Of your own. Ell? Come here.
child, and let me tell you story came
home. old and lonely, and wanted some
one 70 care for me. You girls were all the
I relatives | knew so | wanted one of Won
Which was best among you | knew not
/ but thought that the one who could take
care "f herself without murmurng. would
ne the one to care for me 50, though /
was amply able to give you ali home, a,
you well know. | refused to do it. You .
my dear J"an,wcrc most mcomplaining. As .
took care TO ascertain. and chos,. tb,
most sensible "ork for ajliyeihood II il
yon, little Jcauic, that | want VIII YOU
come dear aud take care Of your poor
old uncle
Yes, uncle. viii gladly tlo all can to
make you happy"
And you viii come nowT'
Il fear | cannot to-day. ou,t ojv,
Mr. Temple time 10 gct another in nv
place she has been Kind to me and ii
would not be- right to leave her without
warning
Is she spoke, q maid entered with an
i'm. .cratiYr summons from her mistress.
and. bidding her uncle wait till her return. !
Jcanic Immediately went to the drawina.
room, to be met bv the stern fac. Of Mr.,
Temple ana the cold. ,corufuI one Of il
IGuISt g.
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes in the town Of Ous, IN Ill
eounty Of Hancock ana sta te ot Maine for the yea
Iss7. -...,
The following list Of taxes on real estate Oh non
raSient owners in the town of OTIS Ter a a. ioe',
in bills committed a. Wm q Remick, collector OF
sail town on the thrtieth day OF July, a. D. loo''
ha- been returned by him Ia me a. remaining IN
nsid on the fifth av of July, a d, lsso, by ms
ifrste of that date and now remains unpai't.
and notice is hereby gwen that II the said tax ann
interest and charges not paid into the treaslr
OF said town within eighteen months OF the aAle ~
said commitment of said bills, much Of the real
estate as will lie sufficient 10 pay the amount
due therefor including interest and charges VIII
without further notice he sold al public auction az
tho housa of F. W Fogg in said town, on >at
ur,lav the second day of February a d lss9 al :
ocIock in the afternoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

ot- the klnd ideas born in her own brain
}" She summoned Jeane to the library that
e, day, and sraciously bade her be seated
so My son has been telling me about Won
Jean, She said kindly. And it only con.
ne hrms what have often thought. that
sometime you had seen better days. But
as you have always been so quiet. and reti.
he cent. that did not like to ask. Beinp az.
ne customed to society, though in A ouiet
u, way, perhaps, as a clcrgymans daughter
n 1t must be rather lonely for YOU some
III times"
at "A little lonely" Jeanic said. But |
do not mind it very much now, thank YOU.
| Mrs. Temple"
so | wish to ask a favor Of YOU"
J. MIS- Temple went on, scarcely noticing
n Jeanie's answer. That you will Join Us in
q the drawing room this evenng-we are
quite alone-and Sing for us Louie does
u not sing and LiIiaS only indlfcrently, so
good music i treat to us. VIII Won
Gomez"
; You are very kind, but am afraid
should disappoint you. | sing only lit
tie"
T I'VE shall be quite satisfied. | think.
"eN "'is me- that you have an excellent
so'''' ana h'S Judgment j. ALWAYS good
NO reiuSalS please, we shall look for you /
early And now will you cut the flowers /
Tor the drawing room, Jean; You have |
such excellent taste abon; such things"
ana So "''h kindly smile, she dis
missed her' and the girl, going to her task
!" ti' conservatory wondered what had
'"'''" 'hl> Nudieh freak Of Mrs Temple
a"u Il heA was at the bottom Of it all.
''a"e was sitting in distant corner Of
'"' drawing room, when the gentlemen
( J''ncd ihc ladies' after dinner, Rex, hs
\ u4rN eyes smiling az sight Of her, crossed
% hcr side at onrc though quite conscious
That Lonies eyes were upon him in grave
h>plraNurr-
ou "ere very KIM q come MI,
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STATE OF MAINE.

U,xcncK - Alta Court Of Probate held AT
Rluehill on the second Wednesday of November
lss-.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That notice
he giyep by publishing a copy of said petition, Win
-. r,i.r fhsreop three weeks -uceesstyely in the
FIlsworth American, a newspaper printed OF pun
shed in Ellsworth that all persons Interested hss
attend on the second Wednesday Of December next
:. j rourt AZ Probate 10 he holden In Ellsworth,
and he n cause IL any, why the prayer OF saia pc
,5a,an should no; lie granted such notice 10 De
given before said Court
or. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
A true copy Attest -CHAs. 7. DoKK' Register
3w41<
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

nHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
| all concerned, that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
Of an administrator Of the estate of Maria r..
DYER late Of Casine. in the county of
Hancock deceased, by giving bond as the law di-
reefs: he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said de ease,ts estate, to make
Immediate payment and those who have any de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
THEODORE 2. HALL.
Nov. I4th,a. d., lSSs. Sw4a'
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Ellsworth Steam Laundry and
Dye House.

WEST END Union RIVER BRIDGE .ELLswoRT NE
All kinds OF Garments cleansed and dyed.
Kid Gloves and Ostrich Feathers a specially.
Laundry " ork Of all kinds done at short notice.
lvv4O l.. }. FILES. Propr
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF Ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of Rufus Heath late
of Buckspert in the county OF Hancock. deceased
by giving bond a. the law directs: he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted 10 the said de-
ceasel's estate, 10 make Immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment -
A. II. wHITMORE.
Nov, lith, lsss. sw4e'
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IN 'ltk "t N"N Ntui''r. a H.. lS~>
lllEhM { VAUGHAN, buar,,ia

HA\Cotk >s.-N Probate court hcld At
biuehiil wlihin ami for said County ot Han
cock on the second "Wednesday ~ \o,,,nier
lS>-
ON the Petition aforesaid, oricrc,i. That notice
h' gwen l} publishing a cop, 81 aid petition
Win ~ "Ui'r thereon. three week -uecc-~iHrlv
.h ih' ELLSWORTH tmcricAn. q urw -raIcr printed
"r Published 'n Ellsworth. that ail persons IN.
',ry-i'i maE attend "r thc >ccund "wednesday
~ llcr. neat. 10 4 Court uf lrni,t., 4. n.
holden 10 Ellsworth, and show cau-c. II au,.
WHY the prayer of said petition should not he
SiaHtvi- such notice to tc given bctorc said
trurt.
@ !. .tINNINGHiM, Judge
Attest = H,s- +. nDER. Rryi-.cr.
\ une cory Attest -tHA.. l.. poKR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-12-06

Trenton.
For the information of the young read
ers of the AMERICAN, your correspondent
! gives some of the first history of the town,
| taken from the old records and from the
survey OF Hancock county. The town de-
! rived Its name from Trenton, n j. First
settlements by English settlers about 1868.
Before this, French settlements were com
menced at Trenton Point East Lqmoinel
and Oak Point This town was first Grant
ed by Plymouth Colony in 1852, to Eben
Thorndike et ais. Massachusetts confirm
ed 1t to Paul ThOrndke l7s5 INCORPORATED
the NTH town in the county and >ixty-hfth
in the State Feb l6, 1859 Area about
5000 acres. First town meeting Apr. g.
1870, Roger GooginS town clerk. Eph-
rain Haynes the only Selectman of thus
town the other two belonging to what is
now Ellsworth
Voted to raise 5 pounds. 4 >hiIlines
to defray town charges Jacob Foster.
VIM Hopkins, Martin Gillpatrick. James
Mcfarland, and Theodore lone, were
chosen by majority of the town to Law
out the roads
Martin Fitzpatrick, treasurer II votes
for John Hancock for Governor.
I'9I. John Green. town clerk voted 20
Shslings fine to skull 10 and shoot fowl ont
OF a iloat within the limits Of the town Not-
ed, 40 Shilling> fine to any person not belong
ing 10 the town to dig clans Voted. 30
pounds $500 for the town and districts to
he worked on the road and I any person re
fuse to work hi> rate at four ,hilling~ Der
day he shall pay the money, to De- appro-
prlatcd towards paying the State tax
1872 John tIrecn, town clerk Voted 10
pounds $50 tor town charges. Voted
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