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Handsome Legislators.

TIE Augusta CORRESPONDENT Of ,the Portland
Et+u.nz trrr..s has been looking over the
members of Ihe House. He writes A. follows:
Th,rr J, >au..flin. about hi, man, face riybt
b,far,. yau that You like. II i. earnest and
ibau-iffuI. II Won ia no, cali il handsome
you haze different view Of such matter, than
most people. Those who in Portland rem, m.
b-i thr trc.i,iin. officer NJ In. la,t Republican
Stale convention. Will accord 10 ,JnI.,a Wi.-
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Obituary..

Captain William Shief Adams, son Of DAN
lei and Abigail Adams Of Ellsworth. Maine,
late master OF the tug Robarts, who was
drowned on Eel river bar. Jan. I'd, 1889, was
a native OF Ellsworth, Maine, aged nearly ~
years From his earliest boyhood he showed
strong liking for the sea, and it was evident
to his parents and friends that he was destined
to spend his life with those who 20 down to
the sea in ships. AT the age of twelve years
he made his first voyage, sailing before the
mast in vessel plying between Ellsworth, his
native place, aud Boston. From this time on,
and up to the time Of bis coming to California,
81 years ago, he made numerous trips in va
rious vessels 10 different foreign ports, having
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Obituary notices beyoad the Date, Name and
dye must be paid far at the rate Of ten cents line.
Eilsworth-Feb 2, Mr.. Richard Latin, aged 40
years and months.
No. Ellsworth--reb. 2, Mrs. Diana L., wife of
Isaac l.. Emery, aged 63 years and days.
Prospect HarbOr-.Jan. rs, Capt. David q. Cole,
aged 81 wears, month and "a days.
Mibridge-Jan. 5, MIR. James T. Foster, aged
"a years
North Bucksport-,Jan. 10 Mr.. Waldo Z. Lowell,
aged 81 years, months and II days.
Bar Harbor-Jan. H. francesca Demcell, of
Caabretto, Italy, aged IA years.
Bucksport-Jan. IL, Carrie l.. Smith, aged %
wears, months and ~ DAYS.
Isle aa Haut-Jan. IA, Mrs. Sarah Barter, aged
81 wears.
Bay City, Michigan--Jan. 5, Mrs Charles Eddy,
daughter of the late VIM. II. Gem of Bucksport
Eel River Bar, Cal.--Jan. g. by drowning. Capt.
William S. Adams, formerly of this city, aged ~
years.
Winchester, y. H.-Jan. 80. Mrs. Sarah W Reed
formerly of Surry, aged IS years
Bluehiil-Jan. ., ,-rs. Olive r., widow of the
late Eben Mayo, aged II years months and 5
days.
The days and nights Of WEAKNESS and pain
Have brought her to the rest she longed TO gain.
t;astine-Jan. 20, Mrs. Harriet r., wife OF Rev.
A. L. Ives, aged 70 years.
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Obitu airy.

Mrs. Harriet L. ives. wife OF Rev. Alfred +.
ives. died at Castine, Jan. 26, 1889. aged 70
wears. Mr.. Ives came to Castine in the spring
of 1876. and during his long pa-torate here of
% years Mrs. ives was active in all the affairs
of the Orthodox church. About twelve Years
ago the first slight indications appeared of
softening of the brain. These very gradually
increased, with comfortable bodily health. till
two or three days before her death, and them
falling quietly TO sleep. she never walked again
In this life. Her funeral was attended JAN
30th, the services conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cush-
man, assisted by Rev. Messrs. Locke and
Whitman. Her son. Rev. Joel S. Ives Of
Stratford. Conn, was present at the funeral.
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Good Results in Every Case.

Catarrh sufferers who have used the new
remedy. Tak0ma. are universal in it, praises.
1t is so simple child can Use it. Contains no
injurious ingredients. and guarantees to cure
all diseases caused by cararrh
The new combination of Smart Weed and
Belladonna. AS used in Carriers Backacke
Plasters, has proved to be one of the best that
could be made. Try one of these popular pia--
tiers in any case OF weak or lame back. back
ache. rheumatism. neuralgia. soreness OF the
chest or lungs, and you will be surprised ana
pleased by the prompt relief. In bad cases Of
chronic dyspepsia, plaster over the pit Of the
stomach stops the pain at once. Ask for Car
ter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Ba, kache
Plasters Price 91 CENTS
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allied a eonsiderable length OF dime on the

sailed considerable length OF time on the
Mediterranean Sea. In 1865 he started for
California, making the journey by the way Of
the lsthmus, Upon arriving at san Francis
co he labored for time us II stevedore. when
ne accepted position as mate on coaster.
whence he stepped into the employ of the
State Harbor Commission, serving AS mate on
one OF the tugs under the control OF the Com
mission. He remained in this service for eight
years, when he was offered the command Of
the tug Thetis. owned by the Association Of
Ringers and Stevedores. This position he ac-
ccpted. filling it satisfactorily until he decided
to 20 into the employ of the Red Stock Tug
Boat Co. He was at once made captain of one
OF the several tug boats owned by the com
pany. being in turn in command OF the tugs
Sea King, Hercules. Sea Witch. etc. until iin-
ally. by strict application TO his business and
by demonstrating his worth. he was promoted
to the command of the Sea Lion. considered by
all to be the ablest tug on San Francisco bay.
He remained with this company for three
wears, doing the best Of service. and had not II
been for slight misunderstanding with one
OF the members Of the firm. which caused him
TO resign his position he probably would have
been in the employ of the Red Stack Go. vet.
II was about this time that the tug Roharts
was built, and Capt. Adams. being highly
recommended TO Messrs. Rohlrts X Dutard
competent aud reliable captain. he was
rendered the command OF the new boat, which
ne b'faiitti MS WIS ABOUT year anu Il ithii
ago. and of his life since then our readers
air. ad, informed.
captan Adams was always looked up to rs
an honorable, upright man. respected 10y hi
= rrt acquaintance. aud possessing the conf
d"ucc OF ali. ~ a captain he ranked among
The VERY best on the coast. having long since
established for himself an envahe reputation
;ur efficiency aud bravery In this cuinmuni-
~, Notwithstanding hi comparatively short
residence here, he was a special fasorife. aud
hi untim-ly death brought sorrow IL The
hearts ~ all our p,opIr. lie will he greatly
mi--t'i. not only by hi employers, the Robart-
Brothers. who rrpo>cd every confidence IN
him. but ht IiI hu knew him. The public at
barge joins with u in extending TO the he
r'Hti Il relatives tue most sincere >Nmpathit~.
The deceased leaves d nitc and little boy IN
fcrndHc. an aged father and mother in Maine.
on sister il Alaska. one in Ohio one IN Mon
iana aud one ia Nlnuc~"ta. two bruiher- cm-
ploNcd on The -tcamrl Idaho running to Alaska,
aud ems brother IN Dakota,
.'W,l done yood ana faithful servant i,
FerndaIe. tCal.l Enterprise.
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The Bucksport clipper la, the following
about remarkable couple: There was very
pleasant gathering at the residence of Joshua X.
Bassett. last Saturday evening. to celebrate the
sixty-third anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Barbour. In addition to the in
vited guests of Bueksport friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Barbour and Capt. and Mrs. Elisha
Higgins and their son and daughter of Bangor
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour, al
though considerably past eighty. are in posses
sion Of all their mental faculties aud enjoyed
Themselves a. keeuiy as any of the friends who
had assembled to greet and extend their con-
CALCULATIONS to them on their happy auniyeT-
sary day.
Miss Annie Baker, who has been an eff
ficient clerk in the Office of the clerk OF courts,
has resigned her position. and will leave this
city the last of the present week for New
Gloucester, Maine, where she will attend
school until next July.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss,-At the Court Of County Commas
siouers begun and beld at Ellsworth within and
for the County OF Hancock on the second Tues
day of October. A, D., lsSs, and by adjournment
Dec, 20, A. d., ISIS.
A Nd now the County Commissioners In accor
n dance with section 50. chapter 8 OF the ne
vised Statutes, having first made an annual ~,
spection In the month Of september 1875, or AT
county roads in the unncorporated townships
and tracts OF land in said county and having there
upon made estimate of the amount needed 10
put them In repair rs to be safe and conVen-
tent for public travel have ssed upon The fol
lowing described unincorporated tounships anu
tracts of land In said county, exclusive OF water
and land reserved for public use for that purpose
during the year lsS9 follows, viz On town
ship No. s. south division the sum of SlosS9 as
foil vi
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| MISS Mary Ann Greeiy. sef-posse>sed, dgnt-
fed and at no loss for words of explanation.
| exhibited the organ-reading beforehand testi-
monials in IT. favor from other cities and
towns; among those most worthy Of mention
i were the notices from the 'Surry Daily"
| Branch Pond Gazette" and the Franklin
Road Chronicle" The lads who manipulated
the organ were-kept very busy oiling the stops
and turning tie crank the stops were espee-
tally lively. Mrs. Emily Grant followed with
avery acceptable reading from Josiah Aliens
| wife" The entertainment ended with The
| Tonic Sol Fa class" consisting of eight girls
| representing the eight notes OF the scale
Ruby McGown, Percy Hagerthy .Rena Roberts,
Mary Moor, Anna Crippen, Georgia Tripp
May Friend and Annie Brown. The class
| responded to their teacher perfectly and their
singing was very much enjoyed especially
Jingle Bell," with sleigh-bell arcompani
| mcnt.
| Fish Commissioner Atkins has addressed 10
| the Maine Congressional delegation the follow
| ing note Ia reference to the establishment OF
| I. ;. Fish Hatchery at Craig'- Brook. Urland,
| Maine: The Commission has for several wears
co-operated with the States Of Maine aud Mas
| achusetts in the collection aud distribution Of
eggs OF salmon Ut .prIand. Me-. with ,ery a.
courayng results aud the Commissioner il
now DESTROYS Of introducing those improve
ments in methods which our own experience.
a> well A. that OF fish cuituri,t> ia general. in
dictate A. necessary to the application Of biz
efforts IN the most effective wss. These i'm
pr"vemcuts consist mainly ID The rearing OF
salmon till several Innpth. NJ non. in.
stead Of di>mi->ing them to care for themselves
q soon - they begin to feed. Th- invoke,
The obstruction Of series IL artificial ponds
and ,omc plain buildings, which can onl hr
done after the requirement Of title BY the
[ nited States. To the grounds. An excellent
site can be acquired At Craig, Brook. In the
town Of oraud. for $1,000 aud Comm>>ionrr
Mcdonald. in Nil recent estimates submitted
nm item Of sdno1 for the purchase OF the lite ana
the necessary constructions. Til, item. IN
der,tand, was not placed upon the appropria-
ton bin by thr House committee. An effort
viii probably he made 10 put !, Ia the senate
BY SAY ~ an amendment, | reEar,. The cu-
turc Of salmon a. pcrhap. the most important
branch OF f-h culture in thu country certain
j. the most important to the state ot Maine
and ih. one from which there j. lust now tie
mos; % hope for, Recent d~cpN erie, tn thr
method, % feeding ana management ~ the
Young Of hi, and kindred species have placed
u in position IL attack the work proposed At
Craig Brook With thr ht,t pro,l ct, n great
success.
4 new snow plow !. % " tri,d N thr ,trc,t
Department when ihr u,Nt >no,y comes, IL
vts gotten up b, Inventor n-:oad Of Eil>-
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A Card.

wish to express my sincere thanks To the pee
pie OF North Ellsworth and East Dedham for their
sympathy ami Kindness and assistance to my late
wife. May God grant that they receive the same
sympathy and assistance in their sickness as they
rendered ner. ISAAC l.. EMERY,
North Ellsworth, Maine
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MARRIED..

Mt Hescrt-.Jan. 10, by j. Iiamor, Esq. Mr.
Ferdinand Nelson of Boston and Miss Minnie /
Brown OF Mt. Desert.
nltown-.Ian. II, By Rev. Sewa Browne, Mr.
John W Blake of Cape Rozier and Miss Mary A.
Keith Of Uldtown.
BHcksport-.IaC. 10, by Rev. VIM. Forsyth, Mr.
Charles A. stubbs and Miss Charlotte A. Doug
lass h.lfh of RMck snort
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Remarked to a friend the other day that she
knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
was superior remedy, as 1t stopped her cough
instantly when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and convince
you Of its merit any druggist will give YOU a
Sample Bottle Free. Large size SOC and 81.
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BUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. II is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY s. D. Wiggin Iva
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1t Makes You Hungry

Spring medicine means more now-a-day than IL
did ten years ago The winter of lsss-ss hasleft
the nerves all tagged out The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Paine's Celery Compound
the Spring medicine offoday-does all this.
as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physicians,
Recommended By Druggists, Endorsed BY Ministsrs,
Guaranteed by the Manufacturers to be
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Happy Meeting Of Two Friends.

John NJ. Allen Of Charlotte \. Y, said to
his friend, Parsons. am about dead with the
Gravel. and cannot find help" Mr.. Parsons
induced Mr.. Allen 10 give DR.. David Ken
nedss Favorite Remedy. Of Rondout, y. y.
"A trial. Weeks went by and the friends met.
Mr. Allen said, '.Dr. David Kennedy Fav-
orite Remedy has saved my life. IL i cure
for GRAY Gland the only cure"
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Bar IIarhor-.Jan. | o, to Mr. and Mrs. j. q
Kelley, a
East Rucksport-J an 49, To Mr.. and Mr. y. r.
Colby, a daughter.
Sedgwick-Jan. ., to Mr.. and Mrs Austin Tur.
na n tter
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ARE YOU GOING

to travel: II 80 YOU must be- very careful "
YOUR health. or YOU" doctors bills will cost
YOU more than your travelling expenses.
bottle OF sulphur BitIer> " III project YOU from
all sickness incident to a change OF climate
EreHiH9 Iele9r0a.
" YOU want 4 custom suit made from th2
best Of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style of art, and 10 ht IKE
the paper On the walt, leave your measure al
the Boston Clothing Store and you viii get an
OF these. and more. At Il, low prices ~ can be
-. IL
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Advertised Letters.

MAINE PATENTS. List Of patents issued to
Maine inventors for the week reported for US
bv Percy W + Lander Solicitor Of Patents,
No. Wheelw right & Clark's Block. Bangor,
Msne: Charlie l.. Church Bangor. Me. com
bined envelope and letter sheet; Forester
BRYANT. as,isnor % Bryant Nail o., Portland,
Me. wire-nail machine; Frank Haskell. West
brook. Me-. machine for spoo'ins yarn. Whole
number for the week patents. $50; designs,
ii; trade marks, 10; labels. s; reissues. 3; to-
tai, 400.
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Miss Maud Saunders is attending school a,

Mr.. r. r. liolme, has gone to Boston on
business.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Whiimore and iirle son,
OF Boston, visiting their FREUD. aud rca.
tivrs in this city.
Mr.. Kober, Mcfarland. one OF the veter-
an citizens of Ellsworth. In, been seriously IN,
| for several DAYS
Their viii he private ,ocishlt at Ham
cock Hall. on Friday evening OF ihi, week
music l,s Monaghan'- orchestra
Mr. F. d. Foster OF Bar Iarbor, arrived
home from Minneapolis the 2I~t ult Mrs. Eos
ter met him in Bangor
Rev. W. {. Haskell will preach in the
new Union church. Southwest Hafbor. next
SUNDAY. the 10Th inst. at lO,30 O'Clock. A. NJ.
Subject: Life"
A meeting Of the Village Improvement So
cieiy will be held at Mr.. Geo f. Buttons.
THURSDAY. Feb. :. at : O'Clock. r. Vi. All Ia
dies are invited to be present.
Samuel Royal. Jr. coutemplafes going TO
Bangor 10 start the canning OF hi- celebrated
corn, and run 10. al trade in connection.
T We are Informed that Mr.. II. :. Jones hn,
purchased the W. II. Black farm on High
street. near Cards brook
Come to the Baptist ve>try tonight for
hot brown bread and beans. supper II ci- and
served promptly at six O'Clock. standard
Mr.. \. ;. salisbury has been confined TO
hi house by serious illness for several DAYS
sight improvement is reported.
Mrs. VIM. d. Higgin, Of BAR lIarl.or. i
crack >hot with rife, She recently made
score 81 = ont Of a possible 100 At 200 wards
range.
The citizen. Of West sullivan have rni>,d
over s2eo b, subs 'ription for Luther LcLeau,
who recent, met with severe accident on
the quarry At that place.
Mis- Grace Conn o. Buck,port who for
the past wear ha- been employed In It'll, civ a.
clerk Tor {. T.. Dorr. Register of Probate. ha.
accepted situation ~ book KEEPER Tor a firm
IN Boston. Mis- Alice Moore viii iii the pos
ition vacated 10y The departure 81 Mi. Gem
After Iuly 1t The Bangor aud Bar EIarhor
mail route Will terminate at Mount Desert
Ferry and the pay Of the postal clerk viii
probably b, reluerd
-pr \. G. Ilsg.rthy has b.cn Obliged 10
give up Tor The present winter. hi contemplate
cd st>i I" the south lie >IN- the Mason fail
ur" has used w the funds hc Intended 10 paw
hi expenses with.
The ladic- Of the Fro, E.pti.t ~a.iety Mn
have supper Al their 'c>lry Wednesday Feb.
- supper At Is O'Clock. local time. Tickets.
- cent.
several new ice Yacht. ht,. ,..-n built
h,r.. NH. WINTER Inn In, i,.i.,,ri..,. .i,,t J.,
some nt,rr.,ip., r,,.,. Il, III, " ,,,.ur. H.
bos,ip.. i. .,ii Ia H.. a. mast ,>f,t,r,t,r.. ~
ali o,,i door snort.
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w hti I''t-Hhi -Ai' "h Monday evening
from h''- -. J. NnN 'h ~ >i'u.".n. " p"
"A mn 81 l. Il -
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80 80
And John X. Shuman Of said Township il an
pointed agent to superintend the expenditure OF
SAID assessment
To be published In the State paper and Els
WORTH AMERICAN.
NEWELL B; COOLIDGE, Co Corners
JOHN W. SOMES. for
JAMES W. BLAISDELL, Hancock Co.
Attest II. u. SAUNDERS, Clerk
true copy Attest b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
3w4
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Marine List.
Domestic Ports.


Boston sid Feb l. brig Eugene Hale, Hard
ing. for Surinam
Ar Jan 81, sch \ symonds, Devereux, New
York
Ar Jan 80, sch Lamartine. Eaton from Deer
Isle
AR Feb 3, sch Annie Quiner, Nicholson. Bucks
port
er, Newport News
New York-Ar Jan 30 sch John Douglass, Jor
dan, New Bedford
Ar Feb ? sch Red Rover, Wareham
Owls Head-Ar Jan 80, sch Fleetwing, Maddox,
Boston for Rockland
Portland-Sld Feb3, sch Annie L Green, Cous-
ms, Belfast
Perth Amboy--Ar Jan 81, bark Belle Wooster
from New York for So Amboy
POrtsmouth-Sld Feb 2, sch Samuel Lewis Rob
bins. Boston for Ellsworth
salem-Sid Feb /, sch st. Croix, Rosebrook for
Humacoa
Vineyard Hsven-In port Feb l, sch Myronus
Chatto, Amboy for Portland
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The entertainment and sOciable at the Uni
tartan ves:ry last Wednesday evening were well
attended, as usual. The first Of the evening
after the supper, was spent in social manner.
and then the entertainment began with pi-
ano solo BY May Friend. Next followed
..Edison's Electric Organ'-cansing much
amusement. 1t was 3 very unique affair, and
its repertory unlimited. playing sacred, ma
tional and foreign airs with equal facility.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-02-07

The American man-of-war Osslpee mas
arrived at Aspinwal.
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Eoreiga PsRts.
Nelbourne-Ar Dec y, barS Julia, Jordan, from
San Francisco
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NO z &c = !!

n Ii persons who have not paid their Tax
4 \ for 1888, are requested to call at once
and settle.
A. r. DEVEREUX, Collector.
Eilswor Jan. 23d. 4tf
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

"In the spring Of 1887 was all run down.
would get up in the morning with so tired a
feeling, and was so weak that could hardly get
around bought bottle OF Paine's Celery Com
very much better. can cheefully recommend
II To all who need a building up and strengthen
ing medicine" Mrs. b A. Dow, Burlington, Vt
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THE BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

HIERO-sALEM. BY J.. L. Mason. l2mo pp' sos.
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THE OLD OLD FAIRY TALES. BY Mrs Valerune
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