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Stray


- iiA"A'"'
" h. Clark's ~nnuiiu. match came nr
ll-t saturday Fifteen took part ana Il
Was 40 occasion Of rare ENJOYMENT through
out The shooting va. well executed the
lo-t mat la been hone FOR the season
Twenty four chickens were taken To tile
~h"ot aud NOR could have been di- posed
40 at barrel, the market price, INT Mr. CIark's
>.t,ating -t.4rA Wa utterly rNh4n>i.st.
springer ami IS Clark Viii give
shooting matca next saturday. Nov D
al Franklin Great Pond
J |. >CAnmnu has solid H. house to
FlauA Bgadbury and .lr y d. move Into INV
4.'H>c formerly known a. lhc Morrison 4
Glow mtiihlu>r.
Jacob Springer has thrc.-l rhr~-nld colt
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County News


\ athwest i.arhor
With deep regret | have this week to re
cord the death of Mrs Caroline Pomeroy,
on oct 25th, at the home OF her brother,
MIR. Levi Luryey, where she was tenderly
cared for by kind relatives. Though not in
reality a mother, ''Auntie" Pomeroy. as she
was Familiarity known, bestowed wealth
of motherly affection upon adopted child
( rem. her numerous heCes and nephews and
f! friends in general. and she was universally
/ loved for her gentle aud amiable character,
her patience in sickness and thoughtful
care for the comfort of others. She will be
greatly missed by all her relatives, but
more especially by the sister with whom
4 she shared for So long the devoted care of
/ an aged mother, who went To her home
/ beyond only two years ago. The funeral
services took place Sunday Oct. ~. at Mr.
Lurveys, the Rev. Mr. Lewis officiating,
and the form Of our friend was laid beside
her husbands at Goose Cove the home of
her married life.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mason of Beech Hill il to
spend the winter with one Of her daugh
tiers, Mrs. +. NJ Gilley of $ w. Harhor
Mrs. Mason had been away from home but
few DAYS when news came OF the loss of
her barn by fire, with its contents, - tons
of hay, five belonging to herself and son,
aud ten 10 Dea II II. CLARK. whom she has
accommodated with storage room for the
hay cut on has place there for the past ten
years. There was no insurance. so this
was serious loss to her, which she bears
however, with her usual patient philosophy
The Congregational society here has en-
gagged the services as resident minister of
the Rev. Mr. Lewis, who with his Wife will
occupy the house formerly owned by VIII
Lawton.
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Among the employees of the Maine Cen
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE l.. MORRISON

Among the employees of the Maine Gen.
tral there are discipline and service to be
proud Of. A railroad expert says that
there can't be found on any road of the
size of the Maine Central, a corps Of engi-
neers and fremen. which. in its entirety,
equals the men who ride in the cabs up and
down the Pine Tree State In point of
nerve, so essential TO quick running; in
judgment as to taking grades and curves; ;
IN starting and in checking trains, and in
ability to repair when the gear gets out of
place. they all exhibit skill. Canadian
Pacific engineer may be rival in nerve and
that he will wear out an engine or send it
TO the shop three times to Maine Central
mans once, and in waste of oil, fuel and
other material, he is veritable prodigal
son. Watchfulness and familiarity with
the tine tables and the positions of other
trains are characteristic of the Maine engi-
neers, who do not content themselves with
blindly trusting to the train dispatcher.
Notwithstanding all this, Mr. Tucker is
very particular with the men, and he must
indeed have good excuse, in case of an
accident, to satisfy the man in the sweat
box" when called in to explain. Year BY
year the lines have been frightened, until
the most admirable discipline and service
have been secured. 1t is worth noting that
drunken engineer is almost never heard
of in Maine.
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Prospect Harboi.
Dentist Nichols Of Cherryfeld was in
last week
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce returned from a
trip to Boston last Saturday.
number of new books have been add
ed to our public library. recently.
DR. and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Small, now of
West Sumner. Maine, formerly of this
village, are in town, after long absence,
on visit.
Much business nov in lobster fshin 9.
Men and boys thus engaged are doing well.
The far held last Wednesday by the
Sidewalk Society was considered a sue
cess. Programme of the evening was
sale of goods and food then followed a
short literary and musical entertainment
which was excellent. The Society will
hold an entertainment, of similar pro-
gramme every alternate Wednesday even
ing.
Our Grammar school teacher, Miss
Sargent, last week, gave out one hundred
difficult words in common use, for the en-
tire school to spell. Lizzie CIeaves, Clara
Cole, Myra Deasy, Fannie Dolliver, Emily
Wasgatt, Genie Sawyer, Bertha Over,
and Lucy Hamilton spelled the greatest
number of words correctly. No scholar
was able to spell the whole hundred
Mr.. G. A. Dodge is in town.
Oct. IS.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCocK, ss.-Court Of Probate Ellsworth oct
Term, A. d. 1859.
tates of '' g
Charles ii Davis, late OF Ellsworth deceased
49, Eugenia + Davis, admin stratriX
winnie Davis, minor OF Ellsworth,
Engenia \. Davis yuar,tia,
TcrclNal Davis, minor, OF Ellsworth,
Eugenia +. Davis r,iiar
Charles III. Davis, minor Of Ellsworth ''
L p,.a,o -, fugenia r Davis, guardian.
n Blanche Moon, minor, of surry
r., mn, , samuel WATSON, guardian
,,g,s,rs W ~, D. b. Byther, guardian
y 'iiis' et al, minors, OF fremont
Augus,rs pr.,a.. Henry {. Moore, guardian
Ema r,. Ada !. Bartlett adrnipistr,tnr
iAhe hno"i'oh' late of Deer Isle deceased 81
Richard W Know lion .d,,,,t
I"iha iorrey late Of Gouldsboro tieccasa A'of
.na W. Russell c. Torrey aslministr.,-
nue" "aiis, Jr, late OF fremont deco "a 'sor'
FIishs Gavin, John A. Walls Administered,
CO a. Hu, late OF Ellsworth decreased W.
Ne"o egin and Abijah Garland execrtor.
;. oruered-Tbat the said aerountar,s -.
this go pef sons Interested, by causing rom, al
Neiy In the Ellsworth American u shcct-S-
~ IN i.'i IN Ellsworth, in said county ,hs III
pI1 appear AZ a Probate Court IN fe b.I,i, ny
ni W on the End "Wednesday NJ NJ. @ AZ
g. a,n .. .he clock in the forenoon and sbo,
a,la,.s.a uieF nave, why the same sbouid M w.
o. p. CUNNISGH M Jndoe
A tr,,a 49,, Attest-CHAs r. DoRs, ReyIster
= NV uopy,Aue :-CHAs. P DoRs Rasis.
3w43 e'seI.
-, Session.
1ura
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acy himself declared TO be the best form
of government ever known upon earth, "
and seeking I'd establish what the Vice
President of the Confeoeracy described as
"a government of which slavery snail be
tile corner stone" Governor Hill might
well have kept he noble adjective loyal
from the degraded service OF landing a
shareholders revolt against a government
of frepmen
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Walter B. Johnson, formerly propri-
etor of the Penph>cot Exchange Of Bangor,
was arrested in that city on Saturday after
noon by officers Tracy and knaide, on a
warrant issued by Judge Brett charging
him with feloniouS assault on Annie
J. Cook. and lie was locked up az the
Police Station Shortly after fonr O'Clock
he was arraigncd before Judge Brett. Col.
Jasper Hutching> appeared a. his counsel
and County Attorney Bailey for the State.
As the condition Of Miss Cook who is now
in the Insane Asylum. is such that She
could not appear as witness no testi-
mOny was introduced and on suggestion
of the County Attorney the case was con-
,nued till Monday, Move mber 4th Judge
Brett after listening to the plea of the
counsel fixed the bail for the respondents
appearance at the hearing at S. 900, which
was furnished by Mr.. + q. Beal and John
son was allowed to depart The arrest WAS
mad at this time because it was understood
that Mr.. johnson was about to leave the
State II is expected that Miss Cook will
be able to appear and give her testimony
at the time for which the hearing was
fixed as she has improved very IN iterally
since she has been at the ASYLUM. This
case has attracted much attention and the
authorities propose to secure a solution of
it if possible
The following prisoners were sentenced
Saturday afternoon in the supreme judicial
court at Belfast for violations of the Maine
liquor laws FrankNash Belfast single sale,
second offence. line of 500 and 60 days in
county jail; common nuisance, 500 and
costs and in default of payment 60 days in
jail; John Carroll, Lincolnville, common
nuisance, fine of 500 and in default Of
payment six months in jail common seller,
$50 and costs and 80 days in county Jail,
and in default of payment 80 days addition
all single sale 500 and 80 DAYS in jail
Otis Heal, Lincolnyille, fine of $50 for dis
obeying a summons from the grand jury.
At O'Clock Thursday morning the gas
house of the Lockwood cotton mills at
Waterville exploded throwing out the en-
tire front and lifting the roof from the
building which was instantly enveloped in
flames Henry +. Washburn. the workman
in charge persisted in the flames. His
charred body was afterward recovered.
Several persons passing on the sidewalk
had a narrow escape Mr.. Washburn
leaves a mother and brothers and one
child He was about thirty years old.
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
The loss is about 81 900.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain of cutting teeth: II 50. send al
once and get a bottle Of Mrs. WINSTON :
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING. It, value il ncacuabe. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about il.
II cures dy-entery and 1arrh9a, regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie. softens
the gums. reduces inflammation. aud gives
tone and energy TO the whole system. Mrs.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DRES TEETHING i pleasant to the taste. and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale BY all druggists through
out the world Price p cents bottle.
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Boston ( Bangor SIS. Co.

BANGOR LINE.
Steamers VIII leave bangor, Monday, Wednes
day, ana Friday at / a NJ, for Hampton W inter
port, kuck-port >earsport. Belfast, Iamden. Rock
land and Boston.
RETURNING.
From Boston, Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at4P +. NJ.
FROM Rocklani, touching at Camden, Belfast
>ear-port, Bucksport, Winterport and Hampder
at about \. NJ daily, except Monday.
RoCkLASD AND ELLSWORTH LINE.
Steamer Bluehili, win leave Rockland for North
west Harhor. Deer I7le,J Little Deer Isle sedg
wick, Bruokln. Bluehill, ~urry and Ellsworth
Tuesdays, ana saturdays al 6A. NJ.
RETURNING
From Ellsworth at 8 A. NJ, Monday. AMI Wed
nesdays.
MOUNT DESERT LINE
steamer Mount Desert, Capt. W. &. Sawtelle will
leave Bar Harhor on Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS at 10 A VI, touching at Northeast Harbor
southwest Harbor and Green's Landing, amt con.
Meeting at Rockland with steamer for Boston.
RETURNING TO BAR HARBOR.
From Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS 5 Z. VI.
From Rockland. Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa.
from Boston.
From Sorrento, Mondays, Wednes days and Fri
DAYS at : A. NJ.
4. ). J. MORSE, Agent. Raj Harbor
CHAS. r. WEEKS, Agent, Roc Iand
HENRY T. SASBbRN, Agent, Bangor
WILLIAM III. HILL, General Manager, Boston
40tf
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Subsidies.

our fathers never liked the word Sabsi-
f.s, especially when it was used TO mean
cooperation on the part of the govern
ment with some business or industry to
secure a result And so the American peo-
ple kept turning NJ their noses at the words
suisilg ana satSi3i.e until they woke up
uur hnc morning to fnd their mercantile
marine languishing and the government
paying large sums of money to foreign
steamers 10 carry the L. 5 mails.
W E Curtis has compiled table show
Ing the amounts paid By the various coun-
tries for the encouragement OF foreign
commerce. IN the form Of subsidies. boun-
L., and Tor the TRANSFORMATION Of mails
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WHAT TIE CHAIRMAN OF THE MONTANA KE-
ri BflCAN STATE CoNNENIl"N Has ~ Say
OF The RECENT ELECTION II THAI sTATE.


"hAi 'hk CHAIRMAN "f lht MOS 'NNA hh'
PUBLICAN STATE coNVENrl"N Has ~ >tY
OF THE RECENT ELECTION IN maj STATE.
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Here ! tHo exact status "t u" >lYeE
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the tunnel Precinct, there wee - Vote
cast "a" returns a. made showed lll
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'anNa>HlnG Board they showed >uch lrrvG-
uIaHtirs t+4t the presumption VA ihAi
taeY were NJ true returns. pom invest
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France pays for the encouragement of
f,rsiEn commerce l3s times As much a. the
Iu;cd States, England 3 times a. much,
ami even little Portugal more than twice a.
much Our own country pays the conpar-
a,rciy Insignificant sum OF as ,9t6 to is
own vessels for carrying the mails while
i, PAYS To foreign vessels s4l5 954 for sim
liar service.
WAS, are the fact, connected with the
a,are table The real facts. it seems 10
US are tia. those nations which have paid
ta- most 80 cu- surAge commerce have been
vpl p4d III their outlay They virtually
,a~, their bread upon the waters. and il
came ha-k "a them after many day. The
subsidy pp. seems to pay The United
N'ate> government. with it, treasury over
4, X WITH accumulated wealth. has
>t,i .H.y lpsh.ug on, holding up II hands
Ia Aoly AArror at subsidies while the great
ua' nu> IA tae world which have fo>teret
... II mercantile marine hy subs lies. have
h3it * up aut made ii strong enabling Il
& Obs tI. share. ami more than il full
SHARE I'll fiji. "a commerce. At the same
tu tIr runaut ot III, United states
l,.l..a- Ea-..-.. vessel, L, transport 1T.
l4..~ t,aaI from I-ra-n4y the Argentine
j. abb. anil other Soa.h American coun-
'r- II an American citizen wishes -
-t'. III ry.3rn from. VI pntevileo. or Ble-
htr,- ae anI, n, American steamer
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y Y IINNINUTTAN- .I-IT-I--
Attest 4 H,~ T.. bDkR E.z.-f.r
true cory Aur-t -CHAs +. bona Rr-t.f.,
STATE or MAINE

fiAN,o' e~-At Probate court holden d
tisMnrth, within and for -alJ raupfZ 81, tbe
"ha " t'inrsdsy Of October l. IL I~.tt
t',l',h n t""ti'iEe Of Lamoiue having prr-.i,
~ p'tt"h PRAYING that administrator pf t.a
estate 81 George HodzLin. lat. af I,,l,-l.. #.
7aid COUNTY interstate mas be gr,tr,5 n. <,,,,,
Il. Coolidge '
''thEkkb-lhai the -aii petitioner + t,r, ii,
r,n, - ~ Unt'I'slth therein. hF publishing 70
80, weeks successfully jn fhr Ellsworth
Iii'Hnn' new paper printed. or UuNii-Nee. ~
r. III .tii county, prlnF . thu ~,-..t
.., 'ay IN NOV A D., l>s.i, That they alp.
III ~ Tf"i'at" t"HT1 then 70 be- hflI an Blue.
mn within ami for -aid county Al trp ,,.....l ~.
sae tio1.b9oh ana show cause, Il ANY they have,
q. J.. fuSSINGHAN JHf -n.
- u ue copy Attest -tHAs +. DOEE. Register
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somesYiiie.
A. the Good Tcmplar lodge this evening
there will be 4 discussion of the subject Of
prohibition and license, in which DIR. Grin
die aud Rev. II. K. Mccartney will partic-
ipate.
Mrs. Bliss. wife Of ex-Mayor Bliss of
Kansas City, whose child was burned last
winter. has been spending few weeks
with the pastor of the Congregational
church. One week ago she gave a reading
10 large audience for the benefit of the
new furnaces. and last Thursday evening
she read 10 select audience in Southwest
Harbor. She returns to Kansas City this
week
Mrs. Babson is absent on a visit to
friends in Boston and Lynn. Mass. She
expects to be gone several weeks.
Oct. IS.
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Egypt.

On the goth inst, after short and
severe Illness, one of our respected citi-
zens, Mr.. n. X. Butler, was removed from
US by the hand of death All that could
be done by kind relatives and friends was
done to alleviate his distress; but he has
passed to the land where pain and sorrow
are unknown, only to be remembered
among the just. c. j. S.
Oct. 81
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sTAIE OF MAlNE

''4 HN \, ss-ooart Of Probate, Ellsworth pct
petition having been filed bv the widow ~
eath decreased, for allowance ont Of thu ptT.
s"ha estate in the estates Of the following named
persons. VIZ Roswell h. SWEET late NJ ,urry, 70
said county, deceased Wilson Jo7,ian late n
Ellsworth, 10 said county, decreased
oRbEKED, That said tsfirtnuerz ziyp puh}iC no
nee TO all persons iuterp4trJ lbs causing
copy % this order to he pfl,fi.bef three q eek.
sueces=ivey In the Ellsworth Au,er1r4n printed
81 Ellsworth that thav MAJ auT4.sr 1T a
Probate Court fer said county Il. he hrlf at ne
Probate Court Office 10 Bluehlt the
second Wednesday IN Soga,nl.,.r p,.yt At ten Of
the clo,,k In the ftlrenoon III .tov rsnse If any
they have WIN the sat,e shtn,d hi NJ granted
q. T. CI.ss.Snn HAN Indgp Of Probate.
A-ly9fauper on his ms p D0Ra, Register
en- order. he viii ma 9p4z
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No. L,moine.
On Friday week our fall tenn of schoo
closed. taught by Mrs. Nelly I. Devercua
of your city, who also taught our spring
term. Mrs. d, as far AS we have learned
gave perfect satisfaction. We regret to b,
obliged to state that parents in our distric,
as nhoie fall 10 give the encouragement
due To teachers that they should. We give
below a list of the names Of scholars
not absent one-half day:
renie irinde, Julia Richardson. Bertha Haxan, Maut
Hgan, Blanche Hagan. susie Austin, sadie Cogein. Al
bee Grey, Jehnny ID. Brasdon, Erwin salisbury Jordan
Holt, Charles brawn, Harry Young, George Graves.
Newton Salisbury.
Of other scholars much praise is due fol
punctuality and perseverance,
On Wednesday, an "all day" meeting
was held at the Baptist church, Lamoine
by the pastor. Rev. +. S. Bedford and Rev
W. c. Stetson. Of Eden. or Salisbury Cove
church. The meeting considering the
busy season OF year, was well attended
Two sermons, morning and evening, by
Rev. W. c. Stetsnn. and devotional ser.
vices, were deeply interesting, The after
noon and part of the morning services
were devoted to discussions on Sabbath
school work and other subjects.
Oct. 2s.
sups.t
Dudley Sellers arrived home from Boston
Tuesday
Mr. James Powers Of Seal Cove Is visit
ing relatives and friends at Sunset
Misses Ethel and Luella Sellers who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Lydia
Green Of Boston, arrived home Tuesday
Mr.. %. Thurston Of Waterville, agen,
for the State Of Maine ranges, has been IN
town for some weeks.
Mr.. Fred Sawyer Of South West Har-
Dor was in town last week to attend the
funeral Of his mother. Mrs. Caleb Sawyer.
Thomas Powers Is improving the
appearance If hi house by a coat Of paint.
Leroy, the only child Of Harlan aud Helen
GRAY, dri Thursday after a long
and painful illness
Mr.. Jesse Stn>on, an old and respected
citizen Of Wsst Deer Isle, dicd. Friday
from the effects IF a cancer Mr.. Stinson
will be greatly missed in the community
where he la. resided the greater part OF
his life.
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Hancock County savings Bank Book, No. 1887
issued TO F. W. Brdghan n. The finder will please
leave the same at the said Hancock County Saw
ings Bank and Oblige
CHARLES c. BURRILL, Treas
Ellsworth, Me. Oct. a lsS9 3w44
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