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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

There is one thing about CarisbrOok
which balks the anfiquary and that Is
the old embaukment outsid the walls
1t was ancient when the Romans land
ed. 1t Is supposed TO be an old British
caer or fort. The Romans aided some
thing and Saxon. Dune. and Norman
all took turn. History takes it up
about the time of Stephen and Queen
Maud, when an adherent of the Queen
held the castle until ne was starved out
for lack of water and had to surrender
The guide book does not say why he
was rot treated in the way they usually
treated prisoners of note ia these days.
nor how he came back INTO ownership
again with a head on his shoulders, but
il states that he dug the well when he
returned. in case, perhaps, he should
have To stand another serge. The old
well Is in the keep. and is topped over.
but the new well, which is ouly some
hundred of years old, is one hundred
and eighty feet deep. through solid
rock - The bucket is as big as a barrel,
and Is drawn up by II donkey, which
gets inside Of the great tread-wheel. az
large as a mill wheel. aud by trying 10
walk up inside of II turns 1t.
never knew until read the guide
book that this was the way dogs used
to turn spts in old time, and don't
believe il vas the way. The fact Is.
haven high opinion of the Carts
brook guide book. The site of CARTS
brook differs from those of most castles,
in that it Is simply an emlneDce well
fortified. and not a crag Around IL
roll the hills in green pillows, like the
country up about Sabot Hill
The Isle of Wight is geutly-rolling
country, and is beautiful for lis grassy
smoolhness rather than its wildness.
The coast is filled with seaside villages.
but the interior il like 4 large park. |
never saw fuchias grow anywhere as
they do there. They line the roads IN
places and reach to the ewes of the
houses. On our way home we stopped
Tor while at the little hamlet of Ore
ton, in the church yard of which sleeps
''THE DAIRyMAy's DAUGHTER.
4 long lingilDg epitaph fills the tomb
stone, which two small girls. holding
each Others hands. spun oil to US with
such perfect unison that II sounded
like single voice. 1t was quite the
worst piece OF defamation ever
heard. aud the wonder was how two
persons could have caught 80 fearful a
twapg exactly alike. BY the way.
have never seen il mentioned. but the
lower classes of England have twang
jn their speech which 10 far worse than
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

.taa SPA .r3.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

Yellow and heliotrope are fevorite
colors for dinper and lunch decora-
tions. AT pretty breakfast, some days
since. the two were combined. PoDgee
silk, Of a neIiotrope tint bordering on
violet. was pnckered about "a yellow
bowl filled with yellow and dull yell
lowish-red cbrysaDtbemume. Six sill
yer capdleslicks were placed at inte.-
walls. and these had shades of yellow
linen with silk fringe. At each plate
we're laid yellow chrysanthemums tied
With hsliotr0pe ribbons,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

EASTERN LUNNrIc ASYLUM, }
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. I
July 10, 1850 )
.LIANiNG USED NOLAN
| IDINE for several years in
the treatment Of uterine dis
eases and as a general tonic.
[ must cordially recommend il
for use ia such cases.
JAS. -. MONCURE, NJ. a.,
Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
SELLING GOODS On TINE.
THE PLAN ~ OPERATION m LARGE
NEW YORK HOUSES.

plan now The Tact that furniture an
household utensils can tc bought al
credit Is something tHat o',rynod
Knows. nit thIt tine great dry good
firms. who have hundred, of thousand
Of dollars invested AMI that depend 90
great extent ON qui. sales for profits d.
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among dry goods men, tAercpoiter found
That tine credit system practicai by ih'
o'- houses was reduced 20 SD nearly 81
perfect science i'i't ine losses il consc-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
Portland.
PERSONNEL or TIE SUPREME JUDICIAL



COURT
Special Dispatch 10 the sunday Herald
PORTLAND Me, July 20, 1889. Al
time when the love for excite.aent and the
interests In all sorts of contests for supe-
ri"rity is 80 marked and So widespread
am somewhat surprised that So little attcn-
tlun Is drawn To contest between men Of
brains, with brainy men holding the scales
of decision, where questions of import TO
every citizen a.e fought over, such a. is
going on in this city at present. The SUI
preme judicial court of the state of Maine
is in session here holding Law term;
that il, listening to arguments and dispos-
ing of cases where only questions of law
and practice are involved | have been In
the court room three or four times. and
have not seen so many a three or four
spectators who simply went there to see
the strife. Yet ii was an interesting scene
On the bench were five of the eight iudg-
es; within the bar counsel from different
counties in this western part of the state
nghting their eases ITO a finish" 4 clerk
sheriff or two and loafer or two only
were to be added 10 this list. The su-
preme Judicial court of Maine has always
enjoyed high reputation for ability and
learning There has been to be sure.
some comment on their decisions when po-
litcal questions were involved otherwise
their record Is unimpesched. i be judges
on the bench here and the term j. likely
To last week or ten days morc) are the
chief justice John \. Peter, Of Bangor,
and Justices c. w Walton, l.. \ Emery,
Thomas II. Haskell and Euoch Foster On
the right looking at them from the b@r, Is
Foster Of Bethel. who looks a. If he might
,fa AN
face i pale and heardle>~. his hair black
ami thick and his appearance striking. He
j. student and hard worker. and takes
notes Of everything that goes on. lie is
probably the only man on the bench. Nir-
Yin excepted, who served in the army dur
ing the late war Next him sits Thomas
II Haskell of this city. who has that PEE
culiar air which j. often noticed in man
WHO ha~ succeeded in life beyond His high
st anticipation~ and feels somes hat like a
truttug horse that has rot into faster
class Khan he intended lie j. given some
what t. tcchniCalities. To- the neglect of
broad principles Mr. Haskell was for a
Short time county attorney for Cunhtr-
land county but has been more devoted all
has life t. law than politics In tile centre
j. the chief justice, round and rosy. as
popular H. he j. learned aud OWN. hl>
popularity u a rare combination OF com
mon sens, brains and what we call human
nature. He knows men. and. whether he
likc> them or not they like him. He has
served 10 the state Legislature and a At
tnrney general a. Well a. three terms In
Congress. Next 81 thc right j. Charles
" Walton. In. faced. iuug BEARDED and
particularly lan,. h,a aided. \ t,A months
in Congress aud all the rest If The tinr m
local f1-ifl,p> j. At, official r,.g,vI ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
Southwest mArtar

saturday hoHutifui rain va gratefully
Welcome here a. most of the hay makers
hai harvested :hcIr grass, and wells and
cl>'crn~ were demanding supply Of wa
ter
lAe wind mill water works under the
control ~ Phillips and Freeman are nuw
.n good running order. hayin. been con
uected wiih several houses in the vicinity.
prey IN: great success far all domestic
purposes though jcr must n, used 10 make
X satisfactory fJr drinking for thr pipes
icing lam above ground The water j. often
veil heated when drawn from the faucets
Al anxiety rc@ardjn. the ) W Harbor
post office at last - A. rest bg the All
,'oiufm,nt ~ Mir Emily Freeman Prob
Ahls the post office department was - we'll
satisfied ~ ih the good record nf the ~
t,riug Emily that thrN concluded one Of
"a, name wa- A. good a. th- same. how
ever, y. that a. 1t rnay II the new official
proves a. chc tnt pains lahi ug ami obli.-
Ins a. her predecessor. She viii merit our
warmc-t thanks No. ! IN the Freeman
hotel a convenient and suitable room Is
being Hitcd iur post Office jus; " hrn
the new post mistress will enter upon her
duties am uuahle % -tat. II present.
one day last week a haru belonging to
Ezra y Lurvry wa~ With it. contents hay.
>lrd- AMI farming tools burned u the
ground. only prompt excrtions by active
uti .hbor< saved the house The IRE was
-rt In the hay by the two-ycar-o,d son Of
Mr. Lurvey, who had obtained matches in
some unknown manncr-a canton to par
cnts % keep matches out Of the reach Of
little hands
Trtl,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
State News.

Horace Haywood residing in Winslow
was the victim Of peculiar though very
serious accident the other afternoon He
jumped from load of hay with a pitch
fork in his hand and in some wav managed
to land a>tride the handle which was dri-
ven into his body distance Of nine inches.
coming in contact with the hip bone where
it, progress was checked Mr. Hevwood
pulled out the handle, and embarrassed
the horse from the hay rack and hitching
him TO wagon drove along to Wateryille
for medical assistance. The surgeons eX-
tracted a large piece of cloth from the
wound and then for the first time did the
man commence to feel any acute pain. He
was driven to his home, where he has
since been keeping as quiet as possible by
advice CT the physicians.
A canoe containing five men upset
between VIM and Lincoln Thursday
evening and James Lee was drowned.
"A man named Geary. from Greenwood,
joined Barnums circus Friday at Portland
Friday night while loading at the depot,
he was run over by Grand Trunk engine
and both legs broken. He was also other
wise injured. He died Saturday morning.
He had been drinking.
Hon. A. u. LeDroke, of FoXcr0ft, Tor
many years prominent as a lawyer and
politician, died Friday night of paralysis.
Governor Burlegh has made the follow
ing nominations Trustee of Soldiers
Orphans Home at Bath-Franklin NJ.
Drew, Lewiston. Trustee of the State
College-W William T. Haines, Waterville.
Inspector of Fish-Ephraim Brown,
Portland.
Thomas c. Holt an Augusta farmer,
was instantly killed Wednesday by a fall
from load of hay.
The annual inspection of the Capital
Guards, Co. F, Augusta, of the second
Maine regiment was held Tuesday night Of
last week in their armory in Meonian hall.
Inspector General Harper of Lewiston, con-
Quoted the inspection, and Brigade Inspec-
tor A. Ii. Plaisted of Wateryille, was also
present, on orders of Brigade Commander
Mitchell. Owing to the excessive heat
five of the men tainted in the ranks, and
on account of this the inspection was not
SO severe as it otherwise would have been.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Insolvency
In the case Of Frank I. Dorr 81 Orjand IN aota
county, insoivent debtor.
NOTICES hereby given that a petition has nm
lS this tenth day OF July, A. D. 1859 been pre
scented TO said court for said county by Franz I
Dorr, of Orland, in the county of Hancork NO
ing that he may he decreed to full discharge from
all his debts provable under Chapter 10 al tha Pa
vised Statutes of the state OF Maine. ana amend
ments thereof and additions thereto; and .pon
said petition It Is ordered by said court that a
the Probate Court Room. in Ellsworth, in saiJ
county Of Hancock. on Thursday, the fifteenth dav
OF August, A. D. 1859, at ten O'Clock in tbe for.
noon and that notice thereof be published in The
Ellsworth American, newspaper published in
SAID county OF Hancock, once II week for three
successive weeks, the last publication to he Ave
days at least before the da, of hearing and tb,t
all creditors who have proved their debts. and
other persons interested may appear at said place
and time and show cause, If any they have why
discharge should not be granted said debtor az
coriing to the prayer OF his petition.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR
Register Of said court for said county Of Hancock
aty2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.

!
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK SIS Deer Isle, Me-, July is, A. d. 1889
THIS Is TO give notice that on the llth
i day of July, A. ID. 1883, a warrant in Insolven
ey was issued out Of the Court of Insolvency for
said county of Hancock, against the estate Of
said George Allen,
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor, on
petition OF said debtor. which petition was filed
on the llth day Of July, a.. d., lsss, to which
date interest on claims Is TO be computed; that the
payment ofany debts TO or by said debtor,and the
transfer and delivery Of any property by him are
foi hidden by law. That meeting of the credi-
tors of said debtor to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at court Of Insolvency, to be holden at Pro
bate Court Room, in Ellsworth In said
county, of Hancock on Thursday, the 18th day Of
Aug. a. d.. 1889, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. s. b. THURLow,
Deputy Sheriff as messenger of the court Of In
solvency for said county of Hancock. 2w30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

Ellsworth i rather a poor place 10
spend the summer but some Bar Harbor
people have recently gone there for
lnonth.-BAr HIrbor Record.
When the E.c.r3 says that Ellsworth is
q poor place in which to spend the sum
mer, it j. simply mistaken Ellsworth is a
charming place in which to spend any sea
son Of the year Ii has more rare and
diversified scenery than almost any other
pIace-Sullivan always excepted-of which
we have any knowledge Besides its i'm
mediate charms which are many and I'M
usually attractive, an hours ride in differ
ent directions will give one the benefit of
ocean. river, lake, forest, hill, ravine and
a hundred other beauties of nature in
au their alluring and various aspects.
Stand in the street on Bridge hill just be-
low the Methodist church, and look east
yardly across the bridge, up Main street,
and if you have any ideality, any sublimi-
ty in your nature, any poetry in your soul,
the sight you will behold will make soch
an impression on you that you will never
forget it as long as you live, Then Els
worth has its Bridge hill, Cork hill,
Turner's hill, its mountain rock its
wonderful gorge with steep granite sides,
inst above the bridge, its Surry road.
Bayside, Weymouth Point, Shady Nook,
lis Reeds pond, its Branch pond. all of
which are only few drops in very large
bucket and then, if worse comes to worse,
ride of thirty minutes will take you to
the Bluffs, from which point short sail
win convey you to Sullivan, Sorrento or
BAR Hsrbor, The people who have come
mn from Bar Hsrbor to spend month In
ellsworth have acted wisely, for they will
u sure of an excellent time, and we trust
that they are only the pioneers OF a great
inaux of pleasure seekers from all the
,,lsssnr. resorts on Frenchmans Bay.
,nuf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

HANCOCK, sS.-Cnurt Of Probate Bluchill, July
Term. lssg
4 petition having been filed by the widow or
widOwer of each deceased, for an allowance out
of the personal in the Of the follow
ing named persons, viz: John Bucs, late Of
Bucksport, In said county, deceased; james II
Robinson, late Of Mt. Desert, in said county, De
ceased Joanna H. Bassett. late Of Bucksport In
said county, deceased; Mary II. Herrick, late of
BrOokln, in said county, deceased.
OKDEREp-That said petitioners give public no
tice all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order. to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, a newspaper printed, or published in
Ellsworth. in said County, that they may appear
at a Court of Probate for said County to
be held at the Probate Office in said Ellsworth on
the Second " Wednesday in Aug. next, at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, and show cause, II any
they have, why the same should not be granted.
q. =. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
true copy, Attest:-CHAs p DORR, Register.
3W30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

HANCOCK, ss.-Court ~ insolvency
In the ~ Frank H. Grnde, OF Bucksport
in said county, in-0iyent debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has on
IN this luth day of july. ). p, ls>a, been
presentedto SAID court for said county, by Frank
III. Grindle, M BucksPnrt IN the county ~ Han
cock, praying that al allowance may be made ~
10 him from the assets OF hs said
estate. IL j. ORDERED by said Court that a
hearing he mad upon the same before said court AZ
Probate Court Room IN Ellsworth, in said county
Of Hancock, on Thursday, the 18th day OF Aux
notice thereof be published IN the Ellsworth
American, newspaper published in
said county Of
Hancock, once a week for two successive weeks,
the last publication to be five DAYS before the
day OF hearing that all persons interested therein
may appear at said time and place, aud snow
cause, II any they have, against the same.
Attest .-IHAs y. DORR,
Register Of sait court Of insolvency for said coun-
~ OF Hancock. 2w30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, sat Court of Probate heId a,
Blaehiil on the Second Wednesday OF july lisa
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered That matte
be given by publishing a copy Of SAID netitinn
win TINS order thereon, three weeks successiyei
or published in Ellsworth. that ali persnns H.
le s may attend or the Second We,lnesdar
2 q aag- next, at Court OF Probate n ~
n4iteh In Ellsworth, and shew cause IL AZ
why me prayer of said petition shanld ~, any N,
granted. Such notice to be given before re- ~. 9S
O. p. CUNNINGHAM I.daa
. Auest ;-CHAs 7. DoRR, RrGIsrre
tfae copy, est;-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
N orIc

Is hereby given that the builling of s.Nud
Creek bridge, at Lamoine, Maine. will be set nm
at public auction 70 the lowest bidder, on the
premises, on Friday, August second nj nine
O'Clock in the forenoon. said bridge win hi hui,
OF HELD stone with split stones for corners of wat
er course. Plans and specifications will lie seen
on the day OF sale, the committee however rc
serves the right to reject one or an hids Rnrds
Will be required on the dav Of sale
Per order OF the committee
n Il. COOLIDGE, Chairman
LamOine. July oath. lSSD 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

At court of probate held at BIucbili ithin and
Tor the county Of Hancock the second Wed
nesiay of Juiy A b. ls~g.
t tIHER q. PM BROOM. named Eat in q Ger
~ tain instrument purportiHg ~ bc The last viii
ami testament af Bayd Dunbar tate Of 'a--
tine, In said county deceh s4.d, having pre-
scented the for Probate Ortlere.i
That the said Luther C. FhibToak give notice u
an persons Interested, by causing copy Of this or
dei " he published three weeks sacsessiverv In tie
Ellsworth neTcan, printed At Ellsworth that they
mas appear at Probate C0Urf ~ H. held ai fb7.
worth ~ sail county the ~ecGEd Wednesday o.
Aug. next, Al ten Of the clock 10 the forenoon ana
shew cause, II any they have. why the said instFu
meut should not be proved, approved, and hlloS-
ell the last will and Testament of said deeea-e'-
u. r. CUNNINGHAM udse'
Attest s-CHAs. r. IUkk, Htgis.e.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRE, hes's'e'-
syZg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25

Brown. or unk n Daniel Davis place
At tonarys, joining Jesse Conary,
20 acres, s,95 - a.
Coleman Davis, or unk' H. Will land
bought Of J. r. Cushman, east of
iatten pond stream. 1000 acres 1dAO ~ ~
MIL and privilege at Morsc's bridge 49, -,
6aryenus Grinlle, home lot, Il acres is ~
Fred Hooper, u. Milliken farm at
North Bend, 10 acres 20A a q.
Willard Lnckings heirs, house and
lot 20 acres ~
Half of I.uckings farm, - acres i55 20,
Darwin Moore, or unk'n cottage lot '
adjoining George WATSON lot steam
boat wharf,
Merchant, or unk'n, wild land No e. &c
70 acres, a.
W. r. Wood store at Morgan Rav on6 -
Arthur l. Saunders ct ais Rvsrd "'if
place, loo acres taoo 80
John A. Colson homestead ad,oiri,. ~" lS'sa
A. L, Curtis % acres "a.
'iark dreene, cranberry meadow. 10 "a"
y >. Abbott heirs or nnk n, a mart ~ LIS
Jarvis front field, 10 acres ,on
mar OF T. W. Jarvis house In vil,s.a
occulied by q. W Alien aoa
Mill privilege near Long whar, ~"
Jarvis pasture near W BiIIipgton,s ~ a, -
9NZs j. NJ RAY, Treasure ID s,-I i''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-07-25
Had Stone in the Bladder

And my Kidneys were affected. None Of The
mcan> taken produced ANY benefit until be-
gan the u-e Of Dr. David kennedy's FA,oritr
Remedy Of RoudouI y. Y The pain ceased
the stone having been dissolved by the ac-
ton OF the medicine. am ready in public or
in private 10 testify that ny recovery i due 10
Or. Kennedy, Fayorte Remedy. =. u. W.
Parsons Rochester.