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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
National News

Prcs.ien, Harrison gave public re-
Cepiion IN the par.pr- N tie Dru.~oA io',4.
Indianapolis Thursday morning 1t J.,
estimated That ia one houT aDO3, J.. neH
people saw IL President, tie giving The
usual hani-hake 70 fully 3 1000 The crowd
was composed mostly of the frliow-tpwns-
men OF the President, Who came 10 pay
their respects the ilrst opportunity ofere!
since he took the reins OF government.
Malone has been nominated for gov
ernor by acclamatIon By the Virginia Re-
puDlicans.
"A bad accident occurred Thursday q,
Flat Gap, Tenn. The train va, Thu lr.t
to 20 over the new road ana carried a
select excursion Of the city council. board
Of public works and representatives Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of knoxville. The
train Of two cars left the track al the
crossing and the rear car went down the
trestle. Among those known h be killed
were three prominent citizens Of Knox
vile. Out Of Sc persons on the train IL
were injured.
An explosion occurred ia Staub's
Brewery, Allegheny city, the 20th. Three
men are reported Killed and a number H.
jured.
NanticOoke. Pa. the 10Th. hy q trap which
be hal arranged % Kin thieves. some one
had been stealing pigeons from Ais barn.
Being unable to detect the thieves be ar
ranged loaded revolver - that The open
ing Of the door would cause the revolver
to explode He was himself tile first 70
try the trap aud the bullet entered hi
body just below the heart
1-,,.,ya,. -, -r,;,.r ~ In, ,r.nI- c.,
! tary of the Navy Tracy, accompanied by
his aid-de-camp. Lieutenant Mason. came
up to the kittery navy yard in the Secre-
tary's launch. They received the customary
honors BY the officers and marines attach
ed to the yard. who were drawn up in line
at the landing and the usual salute was
fred from the battery. The secretary was
shown about the yard by Commandant
Bradford and afterwards he lunched with
that officer. He returned TO the Dispatch
that afternoon.
Monday morning of last week, the
wife Of Attorney W. II. Upper Of Fresno,
| Cal, knocked at the door of her servant,
, Elizabeth Werner, to ask her 20 bring in
| breakfast. Receiving no response she
| opened the door and saw on the bed the
! girl and her lover. Andrus Olsen, clasped
In each others arms. The girl was dead
and Olsen died In & few minutes On
table near by was found an empty bottle
that had contained poison. The most
plausible reason for the supposed suicide
seems to be that the couple desired to be
married but their love affairs were inter
, fered with by another man who was a
constant visitor at the house.
President Harrison was enthusiastic
cally received at Cincinnati and Indian
apolis,
A large part of the city of Colfax,
Illinois, has been burned.
Two Providence cotton mills, the
Wauregan aud it, leased property a. Not
tingham, and the wooden mills Of the
Thornton Worsted company have failed,
the result of the failures Of Lewis Broth
ers, and Brown, Steese & Clark. The
Ponemah company and the British Hos
iery company are reported insolvent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
State Fair.

The annual State Fair at Lewiston viii
be held Sept lob. At meeting of the
Trustees this week final arrangements
were made and everything viii be in readi-
ness for entertaining the crowd which is
bound to come If the weather will let
them.
Large premiums are offered in all classes,
the trotting purses alone being over a.
900 and other departments In proportion.
The best cattle, horses, crops, articles, and
men and women that Maine can raise will
be on exhibition.
Admission 80 cents. Reserved seats on
grand stand % cents. on sale by treasurer,
b. z. Briggs, Auburn, after Sept. /. Stock
and articles carried free on railroads, and
half-fare excursion tickets over all rail
roads for the week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
State News

Hon. John l.. Stevens with his family
left Augusta Thursday, for his new post
a. minister - Hawaii. He viii sail from
san Francisco, September l3.
As ex Governor Robie was walking up
from his farm in Gorhan Thursday after
noon he was assaulted with a whip by two
drunken Frenchmen from Saccarappa who
were driving fnriously by He telegraph
ell st once 10 SaccArappA aud the miscre-
ants Were promptly arrested S. they drove
into that village.
Captain George Phlbrook of owls
Head was drowned the 18Th. IN New York
harbor. lie was mate Of schooner Wood
bury ". Snow Of Roekland and once com
manded schooner Polly.
a few days ago Mr. Cobb Howe Of
North Dixmont, was engaged In digging
out the cellar under his house to make 1t
deeper After little Of the earth had
been dug up and thrown aside suddenly
some white bones were revealed and upon
digging down little further IL was found
that it was a complete human skeleton.
There wa, nothing about the skeleton, no
box or cof,ln, and the bones were nearly all
In a good state Of preservation Il Is a
mystery how the skeleton happened to be
where ii was found and there is consider
41.e speculation among the Inhabitants As
to it, presence there. The skeleton was
found about a foot below the original bot
,urn Of the cellar.
Colonel Kendall Of the First Maine
regiment has made the following stan
appointments
surgeon Frank $. Warren. Biddefori
tdjutant- Hcryey P Frank Portland.
QHari-rmastcr George c. Barrows Port
land.
Assistant Surgeon b. r. Bradbury,
Norway.
Sergeant Prank y II 4rr.- Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
STATE OF MAINE.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

Augusta Aug. 20, ls-g.
DrRsUANT to chap. :. sec. u, ~ the Revised
/ statutes, Will, al the State Treasurer's Office
at Augusta the twenty fifth day OF September
next, at eleven O'Clock A NJ, sen aui convey Is
deed 70 the highest bidder all the interest ~ the
State in the tracts Of land hereinafter described,
lying IN unincnrporated townships said tracts
having been forfeited 70 the state for stat. taxes
and county taxes. certified 70 the Treasurer OF
STATE for the wear 1857.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject to ri GIT in the or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited 10 redeem the
same al any time within one year after the sale by
paying rendering to the purchaser his proportion
or what the purchaser paid therefor at toe sale.
with interest at the rate Of Tvs enty per cent. Der
anuum from the time If sale, and one dollar for
release, such redeem his interest hy
paying aforesaid e. the Treasurer Of state az
prQyi,i, in chap. D. = Of the Revised Statutes
No tract. however, will be SOLD at a price Les.
than tine full amount due thereon for such unpaid
State ami county taxes, interest and costs de
scribed in the following schedule
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

The Eastern Maine State Fair which
Is to be held at Bangor Tuesday. Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Sept Sd, 4th,
5th and 9th. promises to be greater sue
cess this year than ever before. The en-
tries in all the departments are unprece-
dentedly large. The trotting, pacing and
running classes are all filed and one hun
bred different horses are to compete for
the purses. Six Thousand dollars have
been laid out on the track and it is pro-
noun6ed by horsemen to be one of the best
half-mile tracks In the world. Excursion
rates to Bangor during the week Of the
great fair on all railroads and steamboats,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, Ellsworth
Aug Term A p, 1859
Accounts having been fled for settle ment Ia e.
tates of
Marian ". Johnson, Of sullivan minor.
Joshua b. johnson Guardian,
Perley Hay mes, late of Dedbam, deceased
samuel j Morrison. Administrator dc honis non.
sarah r. button, late Of Ellsworth, decea sed, also
private account,
Sarah +. joy Administratrtx.
Ordered-That the said accountants give no.
tee to All persons interested, by causing copy ~
this orSier to be published three weeks success.
lively In the Ellsworth American pewspauer
printed in Ellsworth, In said county, that thpv
may appear at a Probate Court TO Re holden al
at ten of the clock In the forenoon amt show eause
II any they have, why the same should not 81
allowed. -
o. r. CUSSINGHAM Judge
Attest -CHAs p. DoRR Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs p, DoRR. Resiste,
3w34s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

The republican national committee are
rejoicing over the news from Montana, 20
the effect that the nomination q Delegate
Carter for Congress secures TO the repuhli-
cans the Montana seat in the House. Car
ter who was elected BY 500 majority as q
delegate last year, IS said to be popular
man in The STATE, ana TO have many demo-
crats q; his back The republican news
from Washington is not 80 encouraging
The tacoma, Seattle and Spokane Fall,
republicans are clAshing. North Dakota
i -et down ~ the republican committee
FOR 1000 majority, South Dakota for
20.col
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

1T is reported that Ellsworth is to
have g new Republican newspaper. The
real reason for this move, or proposed
move, is not because the AMERICAN Is not
good Republican paper, but because
some Of our aspiring friends in different
parts OF the state want an organ 10 Han
cock county and the third Congressional
district which they can control for reasons
known 70 themselves and pretty apparent
TO the public. This is ali right. only let
the reason for the talked of movement be
stated on It's real merits There is no
need Of misrepresentins the AMERICAN %
Justify the proposed new departure
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

The oil refinery OF A n. Miller, a.
Allegheny, Pa, was burned Wednesday
The plant Was yalued at SIPS go. Thorn
'7n Miller the engineer. + missing
The Keystone Furnace company, Of
Reading, Pa, which operates two large
furnaces. with a capacity of $50 tons per
week, has assigned. President Bushoug
attributes the failure 10 dullness in the
iron trade.
The $500, 900 appropriated TO clean the
streets and cellars at Johnstown ale about
exhausted and unless money is forthcom-
ing the work viii have to be suspended.
DR.. Lee, of the State board of health. says
there is great danger of an epidemic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been dull appointed,
and has taken upon himself. the trust Of an Ad
ministrator Of the estate OF Wilson r. Jordan late
of Ellsworth, In the county of Hancock, de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on TO exhibit the same for settlement.
SAMUEL J. MORRISON.
Aug. IL, 1889 sw35s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

We congratulate the publishers Of the
lewiston Journal and its readers on the
fact that Harry z. Andrews has become
member of the Journal publishing firm.
Mr. Andrews has long been connected with
that paper in various capacities, but al
ways with credit 70 himself and MS EN-
movers. He wields bright, versatile pen
ana his communications are always pefus-
ed with great interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS Amasa L. C5nant. Of r,,,el s,,c,r, .,
~ me county Of Hanc{,ck and State III Msir1
" geo dated the 18th ~ Nov A. b. Iss anai ~
corded In said Hancock Rs-iatrv 49, r., ''il ~
III, and Charles Ro,,4e N ss,, i.,, t'1' I'ske
deed dated the I5th ~ -, n ~ ~ II fA
IN sad Registry BOOK ~. 49,. "a go tss''s'i g
me the pre misses tlts.-rtfi N, 81 i, III go g
pied hy them ~ SIC, ~ r.. b, il.. 20 r.
Conditions named IN pa~b .4 al 'a. @hs t'Ae
Ing been broken elsgna : 80 s 1870 nav
mortgages by reason thereof 49, $50 - sAi3
notice for that purpose. f'io'ish
Bueksport, lith Of Aug. lisa. = n by is1 Va
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
Hancock District Lodge Of Good TEN
plars.

Ill. hi . tr,..x ,,.-. ii. .,n.t-
,,, ,.-.,
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t.,....4 " / p;1ht
Knox Lodge. Buckspor; Mis- r 6 Wells,
Eggcmoggin Ledge Brooklin; Miss Mar
lie 1 Chaito aud Howard Mliiken. Pine
Tree Lodge. Surrv.
I'll, report. Of the Treasurer and Secre-
tary we're read and accepted The super
.nt.pdrnt OF Juvenile Temples reported
tts,gye Temr,le. has bean ORGANIZED dur.
f,,
TX -hs 4-at''' a. 4"'''"N a"'ee a. Pe''
Isle on. al East Surry and one At Els
,,or.b r.v.ta.
-
Nes>rs. Chllcot Friend and Dresser
woe sr,,,ir.,-,4 committee r., -csolp,ior.
A noon picnic Gunner "as served al
Good Terurlar Hall and an excellent dinner
T,a AL, .stlo ,aoL 80 -.
a. N"'' '-'e
lack Of pumpkin pie for which the editor
4ol.,,a,.. rsv.rorsrv h,,r,r, a,4 /, ~
der 10 satetY him, some OF the ladies' sent
on, q fa-sriry marty who soon r.tp-r.od
'"Arhs precious ou!uehH OF pumpkin PIE
and the editor delegate did eat thereof and
..to...t, ..,tge.4
va Hue'4''4 u 'A'i' 'H''"S"
,rrrp>onx .rss,ox
Lodge openef a. two O'Clock. The re-
.,,,
POI = "a thc MUS iVd-e' III inc uiN''t't
were read by the Secretary. Mrs Julia 4 .
-, =, =, TO-, =.
HA'''' anu wac - 'ou'e''r' II \ f''eni'
The reports were accepted and placed on
ale The committee n, resolo,Ion. re-
., 60.
ported a. follows
Res lred. This; the recent example OF Ran
gor IN enforcing The lquor law. show, con
elu-iyely that prohibition prohibits when
the officers OF the law choose 10 10 their duty
ga reautre1 hy the .istuie. and their os,h %
oiiice. and fails TO prohibit whenever execu-
- sn - - " iai'' y ''e'' o'l''A'
III, {red, That thi- District Lodge awsv-
rpi all.' pIoai p iiannitaI hsnlih; IT,
I'll >,ltr.. tbr CHA a>.,riat. Ana adviser If
president Lincoln during mot important r.
rera.,i,,ir ~ n. r.rer, ~, IL b,,j,n I'e,,.
ton asking that Tie liquor law. BE- enforced
p .'.i.- + ont o. inr honle1t ana most I'M
Eesolred. That W. heartily indor.e the no,
pie stand which the Bangor Wig has recent
BANGOR. and view Win alarm and indi.,nation
the Bangor Commerriars uttersnce- in favor
Of licrB>e and law ie..ue..
E.s1lred. That We recognize with pride
aud pleasure that BENJAMIN Harrison. the
present Chief Magistrate Of the United state.
bears The reuutstinn ~ b.jng total ah.tsiner
from the Use OF intoxicating Hnuor a. a hev.
craze
Ees4{rei. That We earnestly urge the i'm
portanre y having The children ofthi. state
fortified asain., the evil OF intemperance. III
d dlr 'u'en''e temples connected WIN this or-
Rssofred. That this Lodge extends 10 the
n!euiutfs q flne rec Lodge ana ne people
the cep.rou. ho-ui;aIity with which We have
been entertained
a h'eiy discussion followed and II was
'o'eu inst before me vote on the adoption
oi 'ie resolutions De taken the clause rel
atNe 10 the bangor c0mmercdt be SUD-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

The announcement is made that Els
worth Is TO have a new paper. We are
not surprised at this. The AMERICAN is q
very good paper, but Is ran 10 the interest
Of faction and Is given TO milk aId VA
'er moralizing Be- HIrJor Toar.F.
The AMERICAN is run, not in the interest
Of a faction, but of the city, the county,
state and nation. As to it, being given
to milk and water moralizing,' we have
this to say We know Of another paper :
and that one leading Maine paper-which a
class of rather unsayory journals declare
is given to milk and water morallziug,
but it goes right along the even tenor Of
its ways. the best supported aud most
heartily Endorsed paper in the state just
the same as the AMERICAN goes along the
even tenor of its ways, well--upported and
heartily Endorsed, not only by the people
Of Hancock county, bnt by patrons, warm
10 their friendship, all over the country.
Bat no one can accuse the Tourist of being
given to anything, or standing for any
thing, good or bad Its sole mission and
ambition seem to be, out of the unlimited
abundance of its vanity, to feed the vanity
of fashionable society" and aspiring men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
The Frenchmaus Bay and Cas:ire Gus
toms Districts.

the pen Of j a p of Bangor in which
ne raises the question a. to the priority of
birth VI the Two customs districts in the
county Of Hancock viz Frenchman's
Bay ani Eastine We have given some at
tention 10 this matter aud have become
convinced that % far a. their creation, by
sn act Of Congress, j. concerned, these dis
trlcts are tw n- From an act Of Congress
approved July 81, 1889, establishing GER
tam customs districts In the State of Mass
acausctts OF which Maine was then part,
We quote ali that is relevant to this matter
Ii question, a. follows lin the State Of
Massachusetts there shall be twenty dis
trct- and ports of entry, TO wit -
Portland and Falmouth a. one port, Bath,
" scasset Penob~cot. Frenchmans Bay,
Maehias and Passainsqgodly- - To
The district 81 Pcnooscot shall be snneJed
ThJma>tou Frankfort, Sedgwick Point
ana Deer Island a. ports OF delivery only:
and collector for the distric; shall he APP
pointed % reside at Penob-cot- To the
district ot Irguthmans Bay shall be an
neNed Union River. as port OF delivery
.,,r o,,a. .olt..-,,, sh.u 10 .n,o,,,,,4 20
reside a; Frenchmans Bay.
tn ,bi. ronnec,;on :, !. nroncr to saw
.f,,i, 49,. e.rfv asrs .ha .Frcnchmsn's
49, .,,..,,-.. 1890 ,s.- .ho ..,,rer,ttv
.erI.nco. pain, on wh,, !. now Known
.,to t,hra,, r,.h.,ee Mace ana ~
t-,t.., tsr.- ~, ~ tsiiv,.r, o,,fr
,,...,.,.. B.. ,ax F1.uar-h am! IA.
., t.,.tar -s. ra r,,s.o,,s ,,a.cs
hen, .t.a,, .,-.s nm, how a1on, IN. a,..
..t.,,.e..,..- .t..,.,. ,a ,,h,rh a c,r,e.+.-
..s.. 10. ar,.,.e,..i r.. ra.I-.. Al Fep,b,cot.-
Il, f,5.he. IN. ,osn NJ penah.c,; was
.,-,--..-.., T.. sa - s-,.b.. c...
~. H.. J.. ,.r e-.- = a. -,r,r,,ors,,.i
~ .. HWY 49, --..,,,,. f-,-,
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VA .,.t.. -.-. .e,4, II, p...oh.co,
nov r.-t...t ...fg,
follow. I1 ILL., distinct ~ Penoh>cot
-a4l a. sr.,.ea Frankfort B!gea.l.
Ham. ..a aa. y Il Island a. ports o: de-
very a. 4a. p collector for The Dis
.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

i II not worth The small price Of 10 cents TO
free Yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints il you think 30 call at
our store and get bottle OF Shiloh's taller.
Every bottle has printed guarantee on il. use
accordingly, and if it doe, you no good it
will cost You nothing. Sold by $ y. Wig
gin. lyr29
DO not suffer from sick headache mo-
meut longer. II is not necessary. Carriers
Little Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, one lit
tie pin. Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned. that ne has been duly appointed
and hSs ken upon himself the trust u Alminis
traitor with Will annexed Of the estate Of Thomas
stanley, ID late Of cranberry Isles. IN the Co. Of
Hancock,
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
-aid ieceased'- estate. to make immediate nav
nleht' ana those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
WILLIAM z. PREBIE Admir-
with win annexed.
August 18th, 1ssg, 3wg5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29
HAPPY AND HUNGRY.

For over five year, a constant sufferer
with that most terrible and annoying disease.
dyspepsia. After paying out hundreds Of dol
lar>, the only medicine found that would do
me any good wa, sulphur Bitters. six bottles
cured me. Now can eat well and am happy
and hungry EDITOR
something that will quiet the nerves. give
strength to the body. induce refreshing sleep,
improve the quality Of the blood. and purify
and brighten the complexion. is what many
persons would be very glad to obtain. Car
ter, Iron Pill- are made for exactly this class
OF troubles. and are remarkably successful in
accomplishing the ends desired. as named
above. They are useful for both men and
women Price 80 cents box.
For cuts, scsds and burns we know of no
remedy which is equal to Browns Instant Re-
lief.
Weak and weary describes the condi-
ton of many people debilitated by the warm
weather, by disease or overwork. Hoods Sar-
saparila is just the medicine needed TO build
up and strengthen the body, purify and quick.
en- the sluggish blood, and restore the lost ap-
petite.
-''some years ago Ayers Cherry Pectoral
cured me of asthma after the best medical skill
had failed to give relief. A few weeks since.
being again troubled with the disease, was
promptly relieved by the same remedy."-F.
S. Hassler, Editor Argus, Table Rock, Nebr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-29

H. H. b. Hall. part Of northeast
quarter Of No. p, 44s0 acres xl4Sn A., -,
| H. u b. Hall, part of ot No iO4. ''''o
$50 acres, 80 -
3w3l O. C. DoWNS u p Is