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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

IT HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to an
L concerned, that he has been dnl~ appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust OF al, Ar-
ministrator of the estate Of William Bunker late
of Gouldsboro, in ,he county OF Hancock de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
to exhibit the same for settlement.
BEDFORD L. TRACY
Sept. II, A. ID. 1889. 3x3S
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JUDGE, SIMPSON

OF He superior Court writes: From mental
exhaustion. my nervous system became shat
tered. and Va, utterly unable To sleep nights.
sulphur Bityr- cured me. and my sleep is now
sound. sweet and refreshing.
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when Rahy ~ sick ve gAve her CAstoriA
When .he A Child she cried for astoria
Shen she bcc Asne Mis-. sho chung 10 CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

To the Honorable O y, Cunningham, Judge Of
Probate in and for the county of Hancock.
JAMES =. CRANEI, OF Surry. respectfully rep
~ resents that Arthur f. Drinkwater, late of
Ellsworth, in said county deceased, in his life
time, to wit; ON the thirteenth day OF June, A. H.
1881, entered into a contract in writing with the
said James +. CraHey, copy of which Is hereto
afli xe,i, whereby .he said deceased agreed with
the said James +. trancy, to convey 70 him, his
heirs and assigns, upon the terms IA d conditions
set forth in said contract certain real estate hlch
is fully described therein; that said deceased died
without making such conveyance; that said dc
ceased was prevented by death from making such
conveyance, that said contract was to convey up
ON condition which In its nature could not be fully
performed before the death of said Arthur +.
Drinkwater and that your petitioner has perform
ed all the conditions Of said contract his part.
Wherefore your petitioner prlys that specific
performance OF said contract may be tltCreed and
that Julia f. Drnkwatrr. administrators nt the es-
tate of the said Arthur +. :DrinkWatcr, may hc or
dcre'l IL eNccut- the necessary deeds to carry
said contract into effect according to the terms
thereof.
Dated this 18th day of September \. u. 1850.
JAMES +. CRANEY.
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City and County.

Nc" '''N'
Mr.. Geo. Nixon Black Of Boston, was IN
thl> CITY last week
Me. John MiIouey h1- printed the outside
of his house. 1t looks fine.
A large number OF people from this city
attended the fair at cherryfeld last week
..,-,. s.,,- hos ,.yorad Mr. Frank r
Goa, ~ ,liscttx with an apnointmept as store.
kecr.r', ccrh At the kittery nayy-yard.
NJ vtBss Rovsl who has he., /, Low.
....,,., us. for som. Icn,th NJ time i.
,t-iti,,., III. psr,nts Mr. and Mr. 8 r RovJ
i, hi. .i,v
--.rud,,e nnJ Mr.A p wi.wsu hsxe 70.
,urra1 home frn, , ,le,..r, ,r,, % IN. wh,s
mountains.
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thi. week.
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;" W ''"''"th"'' I'Kc ., F""'F "ltHH anu
int th' county 81 iihhc"'h
'Ihit "nlrr.iAntl 4, hcnJIInIu : t"s~, guardian
p th' mlhr h"lr ~ brN,t RUNNER. ate Of
N'llr"n ih th' county n Washington - VT
''"%fH' hummer respectfully represents tiAt his
7ali "'Ia = SGiztI ana possessed "t certain real
s''uab q ~ tnt Gown 81 '''>tlh'' ana county
IN MIX , II " 'tt ,,, r. o'M : !" W. ~ ai's
-tr."t, h.tns nne tn,Ijyii,d st>t6 n,yt n; ,hc
homestead If Maria Dyrr III, ~ Ca-tin, In
said count, 81 fIaurnck. ,rea-rI heinz ,n,...ixih
mart Of ltnI decided nv John II J,ryi. h. Flt.ha
over hv his deed dated NAV H. D. ls,i3 and re.
rur,i,.i M The I,,uc, / E,uf-try Val INT r,,,. a,
n At -ait ,%t:.i.. /. tnproctive Of any hu,rt +,
aid minor ,uI MAJ II vjlft,. ~ tI, 10 f,r,, ~
-g:d minor that I'M, -atD. -nti Doe, .nIt and IN.
proccr,- -rcurrtt On interest h. therefore pray .
uur h.nur tuAt i,r ml, IL auth"rlzcu anI en-
a,vrr,I ,,.,rr.ll, M i,wt Lii .ai,I mai, i,irj
~, az. PRIV 'Ht' "' '"Nr ne, Ii,'' reaI
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NIAlE or MAINE.
HNN,p,k ~--Nt q { curt Of Probate held at
BUr yurt uu 10, ~r.uud "Wednesday 81 sept ls-..
on thr Petition aforesaid. Ordered That notice
W. -iE'u lt publishing a rupy OF ~tid petition,
with tl- ur0!rr thereon, three week -ucce--Iycly
'u the tii-N, nh American, a new ~yapcr printed
iu Ellsworth tha, al persons Interested may at
rcr'i .n the -ro"al Wein, ~iny ot Oct. next at
court w prDhatu tn ". huIdrm Ia Ellsworth, ami
ts'suu should be granted. such notice to be
given before 81. court.
.. l.. CUNNINGHA AM. Judge.
Attest .-o mas. T.. poER. Register.
\ truc copy Attest * mas. j. DOEB, Reg. ster.
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uurti N LII COUNTY on ,h,. second "Wednesday of
GOT next At ten of th,, clock in tl,. forenoon and
-h,.y, .,ii- If Am, rb, have ,,hy thu, said instr,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the county
of Hancock.
THE undersigned, administrator of the estate #
L John Buck late Of BuckspOrt in said county,
deceased, resp ctfully represents that tho goods
and chattels rights and credits of said deceased
are not sufficient
to pay his just debts and charges If aimu i-tFit-
ton, by the of twelve thousand dollars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant him a license to sell, at public private
sale, and convey to Lena A. Buck the equity OF re
dcmption in the homestead OF said deceased for
the sum of two hundred and ninety dollars also to
said Lena pew No. 10 in the N, h. church, valued
at one dollar, and to Horace Il. Buck the equity
OF redemption in the shop ana its lot Main
street, of late occupied by said deceased as hi.
place of business, also to said Horace pews Nos
D. As As 81, 10 and 81 in said church, said equity
valued nothing and said pews valued five dollars,
of the real estate of the deceaseu, (ncluGing the
reversion of the widows dover therein To satisfy
said debts and charges of administration.
WILLIAM o. BUCK
Bucksport, Aug. 10, 1889.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK sS:-COurt of Probate, Sent.
Term. A. D.. 1889.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice Ill persons in
terested, by causing COPY of the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth American n news
paper printed or published in Ellsworth in said
county, that they may appear at Court of Probate
for said county, 10 be held at Ellsworth on the
9Th day OF October next, at ten of the clock
In the forenoon, TO show cause, II any they have.
why the prayer of said petitioner Should not be
granted.
OF IUSNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CHAs p. DoRR, Register.
true cory, Attest CHAs L. DoRE. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

United States troops. taking the side
of the city government, prevented another
election in Oklahoma City. They charged
the crowd three times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03
Born.
Married..

Bucksport-S Sept. IA, 10 DR.. aud Mrs. ii. f.
Snow, Il son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

HARRISON Oct 20, 81.
had been troubled with Neuralgia in
uy face for several weeks when neigh
-lr advised a trial Of Browns Instant
lt.lier which WAS al once made. 1t pro-
Icrd an immediate abatement OF the
pain ami think it will effect an entire
rure. io not intend in the future to be
without his rightly named Instant Re
eff
Mrs SARAH X Buck.
ssHour Money Refunded II IL fails to
.eHrat d Vlrn USED -tIictly directed on In
side " rstf,er, yen fAkr no risk In trying IL.
-sr-uru. sold b, all DE aI~r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03
BICkLEN'S ARNICA SALyE

The BEST >AIvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, salt Kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, thapped Hands. ChilblninS,
Corn. and all skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. II j. guaran-
tced 10 1--WE perfect satisfaction, Or money re-
funded. Price - cent, per box.
FOR SALE By ;. b. Wi-gin.
II YOU want 4 custom suit made from tho
hr~t ~ material. trimmings and workman
ship IN the highest s,ylc of art, and to ut Ike
the paper on the wal. leave your measure II
the Boston Clothing store and YOU viii get all
% these. and more, - n low prices T. can be
shown IN the country. l0tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03

That |, Arthur r. Drinkwater, of Ellsworth, in
the county Of Hancock, and State of Maine. am
holden and stand firmly bound and obliged unto
james +. Craney of Surrv. In the county and
state aforesaid, In the full and Just of five
hundred dollars to be paid unto the said James +.
Craney, his executors, administrators or assigns
to the " hich pa nieut ell and truly to lie made
bind myself, heirs, Necuturs and administrators
firmly by these presents Sealed with seal.
Dated this thirtieth day Of June in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one.
The condition of this obligation il such that
whereas the said Arthur +. brinkwatcr agreed
and does hereby agree to sell aud convey to said
James F.. Craney, his heirs or assigns, = certain
lot Of land situated in said ~urry, described
follows, viz Being that portion 81 land south of
the road leading from Surry and West Ellsworth
road to Parker Woods containing twenty five
acres, more or less and the same premises convey
ed to the late +. l.. VI. Allen by Nancy Ray and
Phehe MilkPn in the fall of 1870, and recorded in
Hancock Registry of Deeds, aud the same prcms-
es afterwards, to wit On the Eth day of MAY,
ISIS mortgaged to said Allen hy Benz. Jcllison,
meaning that part south of Parker Woods roHl
and "A part of the Philip Mlliken place, su-chilUtl,
and whereas the said james h. Craney in con-id
GRAFTON thereof has agreed To pay to said Arthur F.
Drinkwater, his heirs, executors atimiuistra-
tors certain note of hand Of even date herewith,
Tor one hundred and SIXTY six dollars IN one year
from date with interest at ten per cent TIL paid.
Now II after the payment OF said note before or
at the time the same shall become iua. and ut the
request of the said trancy, his heirs executors, ad
illustrators or assigns shall make, execute ami
deliver to said Craney his heirs, executors au'rS
or assigns good and sufficient ,lc"d 81 said real
estate said trancy to pay Ril taxes legally H--
sc>srd thereon, then This obligation will Ice void,
Otherwise remain In full force and virtue. said
trnney Ia have possession ~ -lid premises u}tN
he shall have failed 10 perform thr conditions "t
this bond.
Signed sealed and delivered ta lrc-,,cot
f~igncdl J. +, DAVIS,
f~igutd.} ARTHUR r. bRtSI[N ANN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-03


The meetings of the Methodist Associa-
ton held here last week were very interest
ing to all VINO attended the series, and the
discussions, especially that of Sabbath rec
reatlon,wer carried on In spirited, point
Ell and witty manner by the several minis
ters present. 1t was greatly regretted
that the new bell which arrived later in
the week could have no voice on the occa-
sion.
Rev Henry Perkins, a former pastor
here, now pastor of the Congregational
church at PUNISHABLE. Mass, preached a
most excellent sermon at the Union church
on Diriso Hill, Sunday. Sept. 30, text from
John LIST 46-"Can there any good thing
come out of NAZARETH" MIR Perkins is
accompanied by his wife and will make
short visit among old friends
Our schools this fall seem little irregu-
lar in their habits; some are Just com
mencing, Others are half finished and one
taught on the south side by Mrs Caroline
La"lor is just completed in very sa is
factory manner too. The graded school
In this district beginning to day. Monday,
has for teachers, | think Mr. Willard
Rich in the upper room and Miss Lucy
Mullen In the lower department Mrs. NJ.
A. Luce is again IN charge Of the Nor.
woods Cove school and Capt b. r. Ath-
erton presides over the Sea Wall scholars
II we may judge Of his success by the
number OF terms taught there. it must be
very good
We arc glad to see that Capt Pcase, who
had the matter in charge has had the side
walk thoroughly repaired from the corner
to the Point. This renovation with the
new piece on Wesley avenue. serve, Ia
make our northern section look still more
shabby besides its ragged condition en-
dangering life and limb Can't something
be done about it?
A. .. Gilley has moved his family into
his pretty new cottage.
Ralph Robinson has greatly improved
the appearance of viii Masons house hv
laying on neat coat of paint.
Our community was saddened last week
by the sudden death Of young lady, Miss
Kent Of Swans Island, at the home of Mr.
Seth Clark where She had been employed
for few weeks She was taken to her
home tor burial.
Ill luck seemed 10 hover over the cXcur-
sion party which had chartered the Flor
ence" for a trip to the outlying islands
At the third attempt they embarked on a
cloudy morning. ran out some distance
encountered too many sweli~ for comfort
and ran back with no appetite for the nice
luuChsOu accomplishments. resolved for a
time at least to 70 sailing on blackboard
on dry land.
Sept. 80. SPRAY.
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ESTR BLISHED 1865.
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r..
H. Greey's bay stallion HambIetonian Knox,
Of Ellsworth. Time. 2.3ot. 2.3s. 2.36. E. Z.
Walkers brown horse 0ctsvius, OF Bangor,
was second and +. C. Elngw Gods black STALL
ion. Black Crook. OF Bangor. third.
The West Washington fair at Cherry field
was stopped Thursday afternoon by the rains
and the finish Of the two-ffty and sweepstakes
races was postponed to the first good day and
track The Nv O-forty race was won BY T. 0.
Tracys chestnut gelding Beecber. OF Ellis
worth. Time. 2.3s, ABA. 239t. George B.
Overs black stallion. Oliver b.. of Eddington,
second. Total attendance was six thousand.
The prospects for building this fall at Bar
Harbor. saws the Record, look rather dull but
considerable repairing will be done and some
additions to cottages are talked of. Mr.. Asa
Hodghins already has the job to build large
addition to Mr. j. NJ. Sears cottage. 1t will
contain seven rooms besides the bath room.
Mr. Daniel Hinckley will make some improve
ments in his cottage and Mr.. E. c. Cushman Ii
talking of making changes at Guys Cff. The
managers Of the kebo Valley club have not
yet decided whether to build an addition to the
club house or not, but the matter will soon be
decided. 1t is probable that they will decide
to build. DeGrasse Fox has the contract to
rebuild and enlarge the Vanderbilt cottage
Mr.. Edwin Bartlett of Bartletts Island,
died very suddenly on the 10Th He was in
company with Capt. John Dix in the fishing
boat Little Lena and had Just returned
home from Ellsworth. The wind commencing
to blow heavily from the southeast, they con-
cluded to make harbor on the west side of
the island. Mr.. Bartlett bad just hauled the
lib down previous to anchoring and immed.
lately fell forward on his face. Capt. Dix
went forward and let the anchor 90 and
brought the boat up, spoke to Mr.. Bartlett but
received no answer. His pulse had ceased to
beat. Probably heart disease. MIR. Bartlett
was very worthy mau. good neighbor, and
had no enemies. He leaves a wife and one
son. His age was sixty-three.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03
ow EMS MILL

VIM. McNew, the saw-mill man wa:
with us Sunday.
Rev. James Hiatt, will preach al
Chestnut Ridge school-house the Sd
Sunday il May at 4 o'clock p. m.
Uncle Dick Martin, (aged 100 he
says) and Miss Katie Anderson, we're
married last Sunday, at 4 o'clock P. IN.
we wish them good luck and hope they
may prosper in their young days
Some chicken Ehelves a few days
since 'cc;. up their abode in the Chest
nur Ridge -cD.u'-}oose tor shelter aud
co, j.nA their chic.ens without clean
ing ana after eating The btst part of
heir meat, hang the remainder up to
tie wall by the neck, only to be de-
voured by some of tie church men,
bers there last Sunday.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03
THE MOUNTAIN lyAL
PINE HILL

Andrew Baker, has returned from
PineviIle,
John Luntz, leaves US, and moves
to your city to-day.
James Baker, sold to Gentry Bros
two horses for 5000.
c. Wardroop, Of ior, Ala
was here on business this week.
With the assistance of Mr.. Cook, cur
Sunday school is prospering nicely.
Geo. Jores, formly of this place but
late ofPiitsburg, fell from trfe last
Friday, and died that night. lie was
endeavoring TO catch some young SPUR
rels from near the top Of the tree. We
wss very sorry to hear of the young
mans death.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

The Winchester Sun, republican
paper, might not have meant it, but
this is what it said:
"Set a thief to catch a thief, then
if you want to know the true inward
ness Of matters at our State capital
put some hawkeyed Republican in,
and you Cali bet there will be an airing
Of the dilapidated linen about the old
State House" -.
The editor Of the Sun would doubt
less get mad if some one should NOM
mate him for State office on the re-
publican ticket. Standard.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03
The information that Looter Tanner

The information that Looter Tanner
intends 70 supplant even the Dem
ccraiic doctors OF the Boards # Pen
sion examiners is convincing proof that
the malodorous corporal is or was the
identical boy described by popular
minstrel. The father of this youngster
was much concerned about choosing a
vocation tor him AM devised a plan to
determine what he was fit for. The
old gentleman placed on a table in the
family-room Bible, an apple and a
silver dollar. His idea was to send the
boy into the room by himself, wait few
minutes and suddenly open the door 20
observe what he was doing: IF the
youth was reading the Bible, the father
reasoned that 1t would Indicate an ap.
titude for the ministry and he would
make him preacher; If he was eating |
the apple he would bring him up as q
farmer, and he # was lingering the
money he would give him business
training, Carrying out preliminary
arrangements of his schemes the expec
'ant father walked into the room and |
beheld the boy sitting on the Bible, |
muuchingthe apple and with the dollar
in hispocket. With look Of disgust the
parent exclaimed: Hes a'H-S hog:
LII make him poltician!" And the
boy grew tip to be a Pension Com
missioner.-C6urier-Jo urnal.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

A train in Arizona was boarded by
robbers, who went through the
luckless passengers. One of them
happened to be Hebrew drummer
from New York, WIG, VIXEN his/turr
oss7e 1ahs> finished otfr*2oc
'6at rapidly took 81 from pile and
placed 1t in his pocket. What do you
mean by that p asked the rober, as he
toyed With bis revolver. Hurriedly
came the answer: "Mins trent, you
surely would not refuse me 2 per cent.
discount on strictly cash transaction
like dis?"
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

"Say, pa, thought you said the
other day that the ichthyosaurus was
an extinct animal"
$50 1 did, SON."
'Well, it is not, or else mother
don't know what she is talking about"
"Why my SOM"
"Because heard her say to Mrs.
Maloney over the back fence awhile
ago that she would drop in as soon as
her old ichthyosaurus came home t"
mind the baby"
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

o. p. Lewis, New York clerk,
who couldn't support his mother in
the style he desired, sent printed i-vi-
tations TO his friends to attend his
funeral, and thep, in full evening
dress. drowned himself in the reser-
voir at Central Park. ''
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03


A special to the C,urier-Journal
from Columbus, Ind, says: A citl.
izsn of Harrison county, learning of
the recent mad dog scare in the north
ern part of this county, has sent d.
erections how to prevent rabies in dogs
to gentlemen Of this city. His letter
Of directions is as follows:
"All dogs Lave small white worm
at The rost of the tongue on the under
side, and running lengthwise. This
worm is the source of all hydrophobia;
take it out and your dog is safe. The
operation is easily performed by in
serting a common shoemaker's awl
in the middle and pulling it through.
| Rave seen it done many times. A
Scotc!mau ta0ght me the secret about
fifty yerrs ago. He said that the
practice wss generally followed in
Scotland, and that mad dog outbreaks
Nertf occurred i ere"
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

The.m9n who went into Oklahoma
with a %agon load of coffius has al
ready found use for some of them
He got stranded where there was no
wood, and he had to break them up
for fireWood.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

d. 1t Las been settle that ali the dem
= ccrats holding presidential offices in
the Treasury department will have to
80 betwssn rtysad- The I'D of,the ifs.
cal year, July. -
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

One of the Danmark's passengers de.
clares that he over heard c0nversa-
tiou between officers of the lost vessel, in
WHICH they indcsved in most decided
manner that the Danmark had put to
sea in deplorable condition, and that
she would never reach her destination.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

Those gloves are all right and III
not send them back" sald an irate
dry-goods merchant.
"All right are they? Well there is
certainly one of them that is not all. "
(Which is that"
"The left one.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

Lazarus Rose. of Lagrange, Ind.
Was thought to be pour man. After
his death $4,000 in notes and mort
cages were found IN an cid leather
belt.
The mountain signal. (Mount Vernon, Ky.) 1887-18??, 1889-05-03

A man entered Collins & Sons
lank at Ventura, CAL, and worked
the poverty pistol.dynamite racket on
The cashier. Mccarthy, the would be
desperate, than seized tray full of
money and got on his horse. The
Sheriff ran after him with An empty
shotgun and he surrendered.