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State Pair Colt Stakes.
SILVER CLIPS FoR TIE YOUNGSTERS

The Trustees of the State Ag1 Society
have just fully decided in regard to the
Colt Stakes to he trotted at the State Fair.
Lewiston, Sept lob. The stakes have
been made much larger than last year,
which was trial, but which as we all re-
member, drew out the largest aud finest
field of colts ever seen in Maine
The following is summary of the stakes
&c: Yearling. $40: 2 yrs old. 500; syrs.
old, S25; years old, $50. Usual coudi-
tions. Entries close and first payment. 20
per ct, April 10.
In addition the Society adds consolation
purses of s45 for yearlings; $50 for yrs.
DID, ST5 for 8 yrs. old, $50 for yrs. old,
to be divided amoug the non-winners
And further they Offer series of silver
cups to the colts in each class which make
the best mile or half mile, single dash,
against time.
These stakes and inducements can hard
" iaii To bring together string of colts
o. which the old Maine State may well be
proud Address A. L. DENNIsON, Sec.
1oftland. on or before April 10.
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS, Court Of Insolvency.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Insolvency.
In the case OF W. currier for himself. person
ally. also for the late trp Of Currier and JOY In
solvent Debtors.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has on
N this 9Th day OF March. 4, d., lsS9. been
presented TO said court tor said county, by 4. W.
tnrrief 81 Ellsworth, In the county Of Han
cock, praying that he a. individual and mem
Der OF SAID firm may be decreed TO a
full discharge from all their debts proyahle under
Chapter n Of the Revised statutes 81 the state
Of Maine, as amended. ana upon said
petition Il IL ORDERED by said Court that q
hearing be nai upon the same before said court at
Ellsworth, In said county
Of hancock, on Thursday, the nth day of April
a u. ,lssn, at ten o'clock In the forenoon and tina
notice thereof I've published IN the Ellsworth
American newspaper published in
sail county Of
Hancock once week tor two successive weeks,
the last publication to be five days before the
day Of hearing, and that All creditors who have
proved their debts. and other persons interested.
may appear az said place and time. and show
cause. IL any they have. why discharge should
not ic granted said debtors according Ia the prayer
of said petition.
Attest :-CHks p. DoRR,
Register of said court for said county OF Hancock
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preme Judicial court for the county of

preme Judicial court for the county of
Hancock.
To incorporate the Harbor Bridge Co
To Incorporate the Ellsworth Street
Railway Company,
To Incorporate The Persian Railway.
To amend section 81 of chapter lS7, re-
lating to the teaching of music in Free
High Schools
To incorporate the Bank of Persia.
To divide the town of Boothbay and in
corporate the town Of Boothhay Harbor
To amend section II of chapter of the
Revised Statutes relating to Deputy Town
Clerks
To incorporate the Trustees Of the Buck
Memorial Library in Buck>port.
To grant certain additional powers to
the Bar Harhor Water Company
To incorporate the Mount Desert and
fremont Steam Ferry Company.
To grant certain additional powers to
the Eden Water Company
70 Incorporate the Citizens Water Com
pany OF Ellsworth.
I" incorporate the Ca>tjne Water Com
panv.
To incorporate the otter Creek Bridge
Company
To incorporate the Bar HarhOr and La
moline Steam Ferry Company
TO amend sec chap. u Of the Revised
Statutes a. amended ny chapters and l46
Of the Public Law Of 1851 relating Ia de-
pendent soldiers and sailors
To amend sections - and - of chap II
of the Revised statutes, rclaiin. to lbs.
/ orderly conduct on railroad trains
TO supply the people OF the town of sui
liyau with pure water
To amend sections ami nf chap II
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Attest -eHts T. DpRR.
;c.j.trr ~ -aid cnurt IN -ti county ~ Hanrick.
AN l1s
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate Ellsworth, Mar,
Term, 1853.
petition having been flied by the widow OF
each deceased. for al allowance out Of the parsnn
al estate Of the following persons, viz: James
H. Blaisdcil, late OF Franklin; Joseph Walker late
OF BTooksyie.
olipkRhb-Iiat saii petitioners give public no:
tice to all persons Interested. by causing copy Of
this order. 20 lie published
three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth
American. newspaper printed or published. in
Ellsworth in said County, that they may appear
at Court of Probate for said County to
be held at the PROBATE Office In said Ellsworth on
the Second Wednesday in April next, at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, and show cause, IL any
they have why the same should not ne granted.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
true copy, Attest CHAs- r. DORR, Register.
3wi2S
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LACE - HALF TIE USUAL PRICE
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STATE OF auNE

HANCOCK ~ Court Of Insolvency.
In the case OF Martin V. Pendlcton, insolyent
debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition has, On
" this 18Th tlay Of March. 4. II. lss'. hec'i pre-
SCENTED to said Court fur said county 10y Martin '
Pendipton Of E,icn in the county Of Hancock.
pra ing that he may he dcCrccd 10 nave a null dis
char te from All hts ilebt- provahlc under the Re
Used statutes happier - and amendments ami
additions thereto aud upon said petition u
T. nRubBEu BY SAID court that q hearing be hal
upon thr same before Aaid court 40 EIF--
worth ia said county of Hancock Thurs
day, the eleventh ,lHy OF April. A. D.
l~s~t at O'Clock tn the fnrcunnn. and that no.
tt,t thereof hr Published 10 the Ellsworth Amrri
emma nrw Spapcr published ~ sail county ~ Han
ruyk once . WvrA fnr two successive wCpk4, the
la-t Publication tn ~ Ave days before thr day N
hearing ana that all creditors who have proved
tNtir ticpts ami other persons interested, NAV all
pcar 40 saii place amt umr amt show cau-r Id
Ant thry have. why i discharge -Aaut nnt ~
granted said debtor according " the prayer of hts
petition
Attest - Hts y DpER.
ito-t-trr ' ~Itl court f'r -I ccnHtl ~ tIanrurA.
ANl
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Have You | >pd Takoma,

The great remedy for The cure Of -atarrh:
II i pheasant to use. and contains no poison
Gus druL>. 1t Reaches every diseased cas ity OF
Of the head. instantly relieving the Disagree
able pliu- over the eve, and the difficulty of
clearing the tn At of offensive matter and
other troublesome symptoms caused by ca
tarrh.
Constipation i po>itively cured tv Carter,
Little Liver Pills. mol By pur.ln. and weak
eninL The boHel>. but by regulating and
Strengthening, them. 'fhi- j. done by improv-
Ing he digestion and stimulating the liver the
proper secretion ~ bile. WREN The bowels will
perform thcir customary functions IN an easy
and natural manner. Pursatiye pills must be
avoided. AK for cIrter'- Little Liver Pills.
Price - cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-21

NTHEEEAS George W. Collins. then of Blue
W hill, IN the county OF Hancock AMI state Of
Maine. By his mortgage deed, dated prii twenty
hfih, 4. u. l>oS, and recorded III Hancock Reeis-
try, book IS. page 1870, conveyed to Alexander
Fulton late of Ellsworth in said county and state
a certain lot parcel OF land situated In -aid
Bluehil, and bounded aud described as follows
VIZ Commencing on the southern lire Of the
highway leading from the bridge crossing Nc.
Herds stream ny the Collins Granite Co.'s store
and at the northwest corner OF Frank |. JOhnson's
Homestead lot; nee southerly on said Johns1n's
west line five and one half rods t. Francis D.
Longs land; thence westerly said Longs
northerly line two and three fouTths rods. thence
s0utherly be said Longs line the shore of the har
Dor; thence following the shore westerly and north
erly to the bridge crossing the HcHer,i's stream:
thence easteriy along the southern line of said high
way To the place of beginning. And whereas the
condition of said mortgage has been broken this
notice is given for the purpose OF foreclo.ing the
same. ABBY NJ FUTON
Executrix OF the last will and testament Of Alex.
ander Fulton.
March II, lSs9 3wl3
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TIE Population nf Ellsworth

l. about six thousand, ami we would -ay at
lr.,>' ono-half arr troubled with >nm- .Il-c-
ton IF The Throat ana Luu-> a, those com
paints re-. according 70 statistics. more nUm-
rrnu- than others. W. would advise al our
rradrr- not 10 neglect the opportunity 10 caII
On their druggist auI Get bottle OF krnp,
Ral>lm for the Throat and Lung. I'rial size
IRE. Large Bottle So aud 81. Sold hy ali
druggists. ltr4
Prompt relief in >ick he1dache dizziness.
nausea. constipation. pain in the side. guar
anteed to those using Carter. Little Liver Plli-.
one dose. Small price. Small dose. Small
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THE POSTMASTER.

Winchester. Mass. -av-: | am personally ac-
quainted with Mr.. and Mr.. Carleton and was
a>toni,hed III the remarkable effects OF YOUR
sulphur Bitter- in curing their son and il.
large sale j. undoubtedly due TO the fact that ii
j. an honest medicine. know Of MANY others
who have been cured by it, use, aud do not
think too much can be said in il praise.
Yours truly.
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The Legislature.


Monday, March ll,-Senatc: Bill an act
additional to chapter l3s Of the private
and special laws of 1887, entitled AN act to
incorporate The Castine and Bangor Rail
road Company
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!, nAN'"tk : ~upremcJula-t. t.D" MI
itrm, 4 ~, l-A~
p9n the foregoing y 2lT, pr.rr. tt
f!ttnliu ElVe hntire b. AlI per-e-, IA
THRIFT MIL and buildings and i,u.IaUu -.r. ...
" abrear before the Justice ID u.Ir- II, f....
.a4 curt " be holten ii tll-aar-# .|.I
TT the Comfy ~ Hancock. of III. -.... Ir
'hN ot April, a. ~, ls-g. i, ptbH--
rl'npF " said writ ana this ,r-it..tst-,. Il. a..
Meth' -hrcr--iveIy In tie EIt.Wartt t,r... ...
newspaper printed In Ellsworth n ~,....t IL
liaheock, the last ALLEGATION tn H.. II .-.. H.
HIM ,t,.t 'tr :" raid second Tnesda. IL Nl1
Conr, INIT theN may ihrr, and then iu aar .,-a
see lit, ~ '''' a"'' u "''- 7''
,r,, II. r. SAUNDERS. rH.G--
thereon. -. anu oF'ifF g.! ''''
Attest H. u. SAUNDERS. ,I,rs.
3Nl0
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Free Text Books.

In it. direct bearing upon the masses of
the people IN this state no act passed by
the Legislature Just closed i of more i'm
portance. or viii be more generally appre-
ciated than that compelling towns TO pro
vide free school books for the use of pn-
pjl> in the public schools The act reads
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS George W. Collins. thef Of Blu hill,
w county of Hancock and state of Maine b.
his mortgage deed, dated August llth, A. d. 1sS3
3d. conveyed to Alexander Fulton. late Of Ills
worth, In said county and state, the following de
scribed real esIate situated in said town of Blne
hill; Commencing at the northwest corner bounds
of Frank " Johnson's homestead In East Blue
hill. thence southerly on said J0hnsons line and
land of Frank D. Long to the shore; thence west
crossing McIierds stream; thence easterly by the
south side OF the highway 10 the place Of begin
ming. being acre more or less with the build
water mark; and where's the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, claim foreclosure
Of the same.
ABBY NJ. FULTON.
Executrix OF the Inst will and Testament Of Alex.
Ander Fulton.
March Is. 1859. 3wl2
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The public examius ton OF teachers wiz be held
at the Grammar school rooms on saturday, April
q. 1889. AT O'Clock A. NJ. All persons intending
to teach In any Of the Ellsworth schools during the
ensuing year must be present at THIS exatBina
ton. A W KING;
r. NJ PECk, s. s.
3wi2 "A C,YnRIpar \ cam
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@ sa
GgyPt Poultry Fern.
FlhST SEASON. 1889.

having purchased the WeDtu orth Estate. which
maa started for poultry farm ] have Gited II pn
sIau H. cr... % have poultry farm which
pI nave eggs for Matching from selected barred
i Y mouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns Laced Wvan.
ing pens u Leslie stewart 81 \. ~ liam,
s, II MhiCh ior laying cannot be eatIa led also
t,oi, iwitchell Of Fairfield some White plymouth
White Plymouth Rocks. - "a
= y HambIrgs n
Laced Wyandottes ! a"
Barred Plymouth ROCKS u
Brown Ieghorns, T5
Ten per cent. discount when taken az the farm
sI'ili " my best to please \ II orders nailed 10
Egypt Poultry Farm, Egypt. Maine. E.-{jorres
pondence solicited.
L. 6. BURNHAM, Prop'r and Manager.
3mI0
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Notice Of Fore, l0suTc.

yyTHFRFAS Ntaerff, " Langley No Ir.f IT.,
w Haurrpk tl.aaty ~tat.. ~ Name Oh tue I'm
day OF February, 4 -. i-~s made iutI executed
to me, the undersigned mortgage deed Ot a GER
tain tract or parcel 81 land with the bGildin@5
thereon, in said town Of fremont which said Neeu
is dated February I'm. Us All H recorded
in the Registry of deeds for Hancock Count STATE
of Maine, book 22n. page 45g 10 which said deed
and record reference j. made for i mere tlarticu
lar description OF said deed and thp rlruisss
therein convey ed the conditions Of the Mortgage
being broken / thereby give this notice for the
purpose OF foreclosi the same AZ .,y law provid-
ed. HENRY Il. WEBSTER.
fremont. February I'D, 1859. svI0
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"Wednesday. senate ON motion Of Mr
uncklry II Saradahnc thtt gentleman
was charged wlth a message To- the Hou.,
informing that BODY that tho, senate had
transacted all business before il and ,4s
ready to adjourn without day
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he had discharged The. dltl ASSIGNED lin
\ lnc>,sg. wa, received Cr,m M. II.n...
CONVEYING the information fb,, ih,.y had
di>po>rd Of NIL hn.in..>, ...f,r,. IL anil 90.
ready f., a,linuru vi,bn,,,. ida,
ON matinnof Mr. >imn.,,, If prr,,h.,..,
Ordered. That a committee of three on
me part OF the senate w':h such a the
Hou>" may Join DC appointed 10 wait ON
thr Governor aud inform him that both
branches "l the legislature have acted on
al! matters before them and are no" ready
To- receive any communication he may hc
p.r.l>ed Y MAKE
Iheithp'h recommendation was received
from tiir executive department transmit
'.'- = li,t ~ t'' ac'> and resolves passed
,.,.,..,..r ,r,,'i''r., ~, It'll
resolve,
On motion M Mr. Rnr,..s nr KHAN
Ordered THAT tbr Senate m,1 h,,
which hA, brrn n rr,ularl, rarrial /, an1
from fh,. po.t nI,ir.- 4; fhf~ ,,..inn N.
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FOR sALE!
Freedom Notice.

For valuable ronsiilera ion. have rclca scd
to NV minor son, btha II. Jelli,on his time for
the remainder Of his minority, ani from this date
,haIl claim none of his wages and pas no debts
OF his contracting.
GEORGE JELLI>oN.
Mar.sviile March l. 1852. IN, -.
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BARGAINS IL LACE. FLOINC-
i(h, HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR
tID GLOVES in immense
assortment.

c. Buy our Seamless, fast coIored
nose A. % cts per pair, for aides,
Men, Misses and Children.
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WILD GAME.

House: On motion of Mr.. Hawkins of
sullivan,
Bill an act to amend chapter 30 of the
Revised Statutes, relating to moose. deer,
caribou and other wild game was taken
from the table.
Mr. Hawkins spoke in favor of the
amendment that he offered yesterday.
/ his amendment strikes out in the eighth
line of section }. the words in possession
Of and inserts belonging to-; in the
twentieth line II strikes out, accompanied
by; in the thirty-third line of section l3
it strikes out the words in possession Of
and inserts the words 'bclongiu. to-: in
the forty-tifth line it strikes out the words.
land accompanied by"
The amendment was adopted.
The bill was then passed 10 be engro>>cd
a. amended.
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DENTISTRY BILL.

Tuesday ,-Senate Bill an act to insure
the better education of practitioners Of
dental surgery and to regulate the practice
of dentistry IN the State Of Maine. passed
to be engrossed by the Senate, came back
from the House. that branch adherng to
its action of indefinite postponement.
ON motion of Mr. Ryder the Senate
voted to adhere to its former action
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
waoi-Gr.wrr~. Association.

WASHINGTON, D. C. December i.-Mr. Columbus Delano. of Ohio. President of the National Association of Wool Growers. has called meeting of the association. to be. gin to morrow afternoon at tue Ebhi,, House at o'clock. X temporary organixa- tion will then be effected. Delegates arc on their way here from Texas. Colorado. Iowa, Ohio Missouri, Pennsylvania, New York and other States, The purpose Of tho meeting is to consider the present con dition and necessities of the wool. growing industry, and to decide upon what lcgisla ton. If any, shall bs requested of tho Con eress which begins tomorrow. IL Is high ly probable that attention will bo called to the alleged rndervaluation of carpet and other wools. and Congress will bc asked to correct this cvil as well as to adjust eer- tain inequalities In tho present classitica- ton
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
THE FARMERS CONVENTION
The Opening Meeting Watching for
 Powderly.

ST. I4oufs. Mo. December a,--Tho Farm. CTS and Laborers' Union. the Farmers Al. lance of the Northern. and the Farmers Benefit Association of tho Middle Stat,s, meet in Convention for the purpose of con solidation at 10 o'clock this moruing in Entertainment Hall of tho Exposition bu id. lag Yesterday number of informal meetings and caucusses were held at the Laclede, Hurst's and Planters House, but nothing of importance was dona The Cot. ton Bagging Committee appointed at the National Convention has ealcd u meeting for tomorrow al which uniform schedule for weighing and handling cotton baggiug will be adopted.
 There were many inquiries at the Laclede Hotel yesterday for T. Y. Powderiy of Scranton. General Master Workman Of the Knights of Labor whom 1t has been given out will participate in the proc ,edings of the Congress. That an effort will be mado at the Convention to unite in hsrmooioss organization of the Farmers and I.aborc.s s Union, the Agricultural Wheels, North and South, and the Farmers Alliance wherever organized, is certain. The Executive Board of the Knights of Labor will arrive at the Laclede Hotel on Wednesday morn ing. Mir powderly with them, ostensbly upon some local business Of the order lef, unfinished from its last visit, but really to be on the ground to receive overtures for m alliance from the farmers organization and to speak upon behalf of the Knights of Labor if necessary.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
Reed for Speaker

W,surSoroS. p. c, December t--Sine- teen Western Republicans joined with their Eastern brethren on the first ballot in the Republican caucus in support Of of Thomas II. Reed for Speaker. and on the second ballot they werc re enforced by four de serters from Cannon and Henderson. thus securing the election of tho man from Maine The Western members who sup ported Reed on the first ballot, as well as the second. were Mekeana and Morrow. of California. Owen. Of Indiana; Morrill, Funston. Perkins and Kelley, of Kansas :; Wade, of Missouri Hall and Comstoek. of Minnesota; Cornell and Dorsey of Nebras- ka; Carter of Montana, Caswell of Lafay otto; Van Shaiek. Clark. Thomas and Huugs of Wisconsin. They were joined on the second ballot by Hans borough of North Dakota and Piekicr of South Dakota, swho had voted for Henderson. Clifford of South Dakota and Lini of Minnesota, who had voted for Cannon. and Herman of Oregon, who had been absent during the first bal
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-07
THE NEW CONGRESS
The Republicans Organize the
 House.
REED IS ELECTED SPEAKER
The Republican Caucus Nominees All Elected with tho Exception of the Candidate for Chaplain Mil
 burn Reelected.

WAsuISGToS, D, C., December 3.--As the hands of the clock pointed to tho hour of l2 yesterday Clerk Clark called the House to order and proceeded to read the roll of members-elect
 The roll.cal showed the presence of ao7 memb,rs-the three absentees being O'Neil of Indiana, Randall of Pennsylvania and Whitthornc of Tennessee.
 More than a quorum having been dis closed, nominations for Speaker were in order and Mir. Reed was placed in nomina- tion by Mir. Henderson of Illinois. The mention of Mir R,eds name was the signal for applause on the Republican side, which was returned with interest by the Demo crats when Mir. McCrcary of Kentucky nominated Mir. Carlisle for the honorable position
 The vote resulted for Reed. 16f, for Car. lisle, i54; for Cummings of New York. l.; tCowles of North Carolina) and Mir. Reed having been elected Speaker, was escorted 10 the chair by Mossrs Mckinley und Car. lise amid applause, and the oath of office was administered by Mir. Kelley of Penn sylvania
 During the roll call, Mir O'Neal of Penn. sylvpnia stated that his colleague, Mir, Randall was paired with Mir. Wilbur of New York
 The Republican nominees for tho other offices were then elected by 3 straight par. tv vote, with the exception of Rev. Charles Ramsdell for Chaplain, who was defeated by the old Democratic blind chaplain, Rev. w. II. Milhuru, Cheadle Lehlback, liar ner and Neidringhaus, fRepsl voted for Milburn. Tho officers of the house elected are as follows; Mir Reei, of Maine, for Speaker; Mir. McPherson of Pennsvlvanta, for Clerk Mir Holmes. Of Iowa, for Ser. rcaut- at arms; MT, Adams, of Maryland, for Doorkeeper; Mir. Wheat of Wisconsin, for Postmaster, aud the Rev W. II. Mill burn for Chaplain.