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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

WHEREAS Joseph Wood, Of Ellen, IN the coun.
w " Of Hancock and state 81 Maine, BY his
mortgage deed dated the ? tn DAY of May. A. -
iss~ and recnrcd IN tn Resi-try ~ Deeds for
said county Of Hancock in Wi. ~. pag, 225 con
veyed To me the undersigned rlien " Pike. ~ the
CITY county ani STATE of New YORK, certain lot
parcel OF Land situated III that part of Eden
kno Bar fiarhor and bounded AMI describe Il
a. follows 70 wit BEGINNING stone On the
soutawe-i,ry side ut Elem street at the snuthea
erly side Of private way leariing from t,lrn
street To the tagie Lake rua then"e hV said Eden
street southeastern one hundred tl0> feet d a
stake: thence -tl splithca -tert y said street six
y5i feet. thence 1th deg A. min east eight n
feet thencr south ~ lex. IS mia west eight anti
one fourth fsi. feet thrnre south u leg d min
west eighty eight and one fourth So feet thence
south 80 deg min. west forty three and three
fourths li3a. feet; thence soith ~ deg. west
fifty eight and one fourth f,s feet. thence south
S. deg - min. west hundred and eighty Il ve
(is) feet thence south n deg west seven AMI one.
half az feet; theme north 20 deg 81 min west
i've and one sixth . IN feet thence north So
deg - min. i've and bali Oh feet ,
thenee north ~ deg. west sixty two ant one half
fs2 feet 10 stake In the sothea steriy side of
said private way thence the same course 10
the centre of said way; thence By the centre line
of said way north 80 deg. 10 min. east three hun
dre and sixty seven and one-halt (li1ls) feet 10
said Eden street; thence by said Ellen street
southeasterly to the place of beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty-four (taIl square rods
more or less. together with the old Salisbury cot
tage and the twin cottage said lot, and all the
furniture In said twin cottages. together also with
a right OF way for all purposes over all parts OF
the way now constructed from Eden street 10
the Eagle Lake road. subject however 10 all rights
in said way heretofore granted BY lanes Eddy or
which may be granted by said Eddy appurtenaut
tD his land bordering any mart thereof AMI
whereas the condition of said mortgage mas been
and is now broken now, therefore, By reason of
the said breach OF the condition / claim fore.
closure Of said mortgage.
Dated this 18th day Of March. A. D. 1883.
swll ELLEN NJ. PIKE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

The school agent, Mr. Hardy Lane, has
secured Miss Grace Wilson teacher of
our village school for the next term.
Steamer City of Richmond" touched at
the new wharf this morning on her first
trim east. Sedgwick and Brookiin have
been connected with the outside world
all winter by steamer -Electa," and the
Richmond" runs earlier than usual.
The new wharf has been accepted
The funeral of the late A. J. GRAY oc-
Cured at the home in Sargeutyille, Feb
10Th. 4 large delegation from Bluehill G.
A. X. Post was present of which Mr. GRAY
was member. Rev. +. 4. Davis address
ed the gathering at the house from II Tim
2: 3.-"Thou therefore endure hardness
as good soldier of Jesus Christ" The
Post had charge of all the services, and al
the grave read from their own service
fitting words for the occasion.
There was one addition to the church at
the last conference.
On recent evening there wa, pleas
ant pound party at the home of Rev. G r.
Bartlett and wife
There are signs of a telephone line be-
tween Brookln and Sedgwick
Mr.. l. P. Grindal of this place has been
teaching writing schools in Penobscot and
Bluehll.
The first Y. Z. S. c. T.. sociable was
held ut the home Of Mrs Samuel Herrick
on Monday evening March 4th The So
cial committee provided for splendid time,
by unique games, music. re freshments and
at 10 o'clock after singing God be with
you" the company disbanded well satisfied
with the work of committee and appreci-
ating the opportunity offered by our hosts,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Herrick and daughter
Among the unique features of this unques-
tionable. yet thoroughly enjoyable enter
tainment, was the amateur artist contest
participated in by scores of people; lst
draw pig with your eyes open; 2nd, draw
that individual with your eyes shut, then
after unusual merriment the results are
collected and prizes awarded. Mr.. Henry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
Bangor Election.
SWEEPING nFrrnLIc.~ VICTORY.

The vote IN Bangor was very light mon
day. amounting to a-3 in the total vote.
Of which Mayor Bragg received $50.
Julius \. Croker Democratic 729 and
Rus>cl ; Morrison. Third Party Prohibit
ion, - giving Mayor Bragg the handsome
plurality IF 81.
Last year Mayor Brag.> plurality was
2l9 ia a totJl Of ,, l6l In ,>7 his plural
ity was 442 in total vote OF 303s
The Board Of Alderman stands the same
a. last year the Democrats carrying Wards
One and Seven and the Republicans Wards
Two. Three, Four Five and Six
The Common Council stands Republic
ans H. Democrats ; a gain Of one Republic
an over last year. Mr.. +. a. Egery, in
Ward Two.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
Maant Desert Ferry g..

Mount Desert Ferry.
Town meeting to-day.
Spring thawing has commenced already.
School closed Friday after a short but
pleasant term of six weeks taught by Miss
Mary Merchant of Hancock.
Quite number of our citizens ha We
gone to West Sullivan for the usual sum
mer's work. paying-cutting. Business is
reported to be fourishing there
Jarvis Gatcomb ha. purchased the house
of 5. Dow and j. having it moved up the
road about one-half mile Owing to the
thaw of last week he is stuck in the
mud" but will recommence moving Tues
day. if fair.
March H. YANkAPoo.
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MTHERtA> Alberta NJ Langley of fremont,
W Hancock County, state VI Maine, on the 18th
day of February. \. d ls>s made and executed
to me, the undersigned. mortgage deed of a Ger.
tain tract parcel of land with the buildings
thereon. IN said towBo q fremont, which said deed
is tiated February nth, lSS>, and is recorded
In the Registry OF deeds for Hancock County state
Of Maine. book 310 page t5a, TO which said deed
and record reference L male for = more parricu.
lar description OF said deed and the premises
therein convey ed the conditions vf the Mortgage
being broken | thereby give this notice for the
purpose of foreclosng the as by law provid-
eti. HENRY r. WEBSTER
fremont, February 3d. ls>9. 3wI0
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To All
l. concerned, that he has been duly appointed
AMI has taken upon himself the trust OF an AM
ministratnr Of the estate % XeRas Gibson late
OF Blnehiii, in the county ~ Haneock de,.aased
by giving bond a the law directs; he therefore nj
quests all persons who are indebted to the said AZ
cease'i estate, 70 make immediate payment, aud
those who have any demands thereon to exhibir
the same for settlement.
GEO. W. CLAY, Admir-
Bluehill, Feb. 18th, 1889 swlos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
Tue POSTMASTER.

Winchester MAJ. -ay>. am rcr>bnll.v s--
lntiHtcd with VT tni Mr. ctr.tn tul n
i~tpui-hri M fhr remarkable effects ~ Your
sulphur Bitter, IN curing their -un. sud IL
large sale j. undoubtedly due 10 the fact That il
l. Ala honest medicine. | know II mann othtT>
who have b-rH cured las IT, ~, aud H. not
think too much ciH BE- -tiA ia H. praise
Yours frutv
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For Sale.

farm 10 Trenton bordering on Jordan's River
containing 40 acres more less conveniently
difiied into ED, pasture and woodland, with all
necessary farm buildings in good order. Cuts IS
or 10 tons Of y. Will he sold at a bargain
Easy terms gs~ Also top buggy nearly new. a
nay tedtier and other farm implements witt, or
withoutthe farm. MRS. Nj. MOSLEY.
3ml0
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Mr. wiswell Of Ellsworth, to indefinitely

l5%
So the bill was indefinitely postponed in
concurrence with tie Senate
T.kEN FROM THE TABLE AND PASSED TO BE
FNGRo>sED.
On motion of Mr. Hin Of Augusta, bill
an act additional 10 chapter l3s Of the
Private and Special laws OF lSs7, entitled
an act 70 incorporate the Castine and Ban
gor Railroad Company.
PASSED. TO BE ESsCrEp.
Bill an act to supply the town of Sulli-
van with pure water.
on motion of Mr. Clason nf Gardiner,
hill an act to amend chapter $40 OF the
Public Laws OF lSN5 relating 10 registered
apothccsric> wa- taken from the table
several amendments were adopted The
hi!l which was finally passed by the House
t. A. follows
b. 1t ea4rieI ~ Ns >saat. aad House ~
7. Representatives., ~ Lse.sldfars as fniio'rs.
SECTION section q # chapter 5.s Of the rub
liz Lave nf I~s5 b hereby apen'iet - 10 read
a. follows
- 4 Certificate 20 tvo CLASSES. IL n kno7
a the Gr~' ami ~",hni ria>s. i-r t~-ti''',
whereof the tY-t- .h4H slcriaT,, that THE harr
T. skilled pharmacy, n section four ~ th.s
set. ant ths ether Ajnl a. le Known tht SECOND
class. uhich after ne tNamuati"a oI the ait}.3
c.nt- therefor may i- issued to such shall l'o
mot les than + ycgr- ~ sge. ami Who have
served two fall YEAR tea an aPo'hrraI. story.
WHere plf@3risn. prescriptions are conn nlinfl~i
-hail etlars that the holder 1ualit a-.t-tAf
ansi h. competent u take charge 81 the business
" aR arnthccaFN turpE ~ E.'ni.orars absence
~ ht- rmpl"fcr au' IN" rs thf ~ata assistant :
examination -haU nr tive dollars
>r,r Tnr ruuuil.d ofirrr< N anv town ~
ritv grtnt Written permission - rrZistrr''i
aIsHi'-etIfs- ~ thc ir-t class tnrrvtn A. herctu
amer itravittetl
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
The Legislature.
PASSED 10 RI ENGRosSED UNDER >uspEN-
SION OF RULES.

PASSED 70 RI ENGRos>ED UNDER >usrEN-
SION OF RULES.
Tuesday, March s. Senate Bin an act
to supply the people of the town of Sulli-
van with pure water.
PASSED TO BE ENGRos>Ep.
Bill an act to incorporate the Bar Har-
Dor and Lamoine Steam Ferry GO.
REMOVAL or THE c,PITAL
The majority aud minority reports Of
the Committee on removal of the State
Capital were taken from the table.
Mr. Libby moved that the majority re-
port of reference to the next legislature he
accepted
Mr. Simpson moved to amend the major
lily report of reference 10 the next legi>la-
ture on the question OF removing the State
capital 70 Portland by substituting the
minority report OF legislation ineNpedi-
cnt.
\ yea and nav vote was taken on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Simpson, resulting in the ar
frmati,e a follows
Mes<r>. Austin. Burgess. Burril,
Clark. Collins. Dagsett- iIaine-, Heath, lliil.
HoIhrook, Hunt, Nash, Nickcl-, Rand, RYDER,
sleeper. simpson, Walton, WriEhi.-l9.
NAY.-Mes-r>. Freeman. Harding. Hinek-
Icy, LIBBY, lord Of York. Merrill Poor.
- the motion t. substitute the minority
| for the majority report was carried
| The minority report OF legislation mex
/ pe1lcnt wa then adopted.
FRFF TENT BOOKS.
Bill an act 10 provide for free text books
came ~ IN order ami Mr. Wright moved
n refer ID the next legislature and on thi-
motion d yea ami nav vote was ordered
anl taken on motion IF Mr. Ryder result
in& IN the negative a. follows:
YF, Austin. Clark. Collin. Freeman.
Frost, Harding. Libby, MERRILL, Rand. " right,
10.
Ny Me,-r~. BurriH pa-srtt Hainr.,
Heath. Hi, Hinckley. Hunt. Lora ~ r'nob-
>cpi. Nlck'i,. Poor. Ryder. Sleeper, simpson,
" Walton a.
Nj Burgess announced tia, he was
paired with senator Sargent who # pres
ent. would vote in the Affirmative and be
Mr. Burg in the negative.
Mr. Lord Of York announced that he
wa> paired with senator Kendall who Il
present wouli vntc nay and o. Mr. L'ri
YEA
- tbs motion tp refer 1, tie ncxt lvgi~
lliurc Wa lost
ou The question Of the pa~sa-r ~ The
bin "a he rnEUo>>ci Yea and AZ vote
WAS ordered and taken ou motion of Nj
Wright. resulting ia the Affirmative A. fai-
lows
NE, Burgess. Rurri,i pt--,it Hhn,'.
HEATH, I'LL. IlineAln,. Hunt. i.ari N Pcmlb-
-cat \a~h, Poor. Ryder, Sleeper, walton.
"a.
N,y Aa.fin. OZARK, coiu>. Freeman.
Frost. Harding. Lhh, Merrill. Ni.Ari- RAnt
simpson. " right. ia
:, the biii wa- passed to be eu-r',>ed.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14
STATE OF MAINE.
FOR SALE.

hereby offer for sale the homestead rerau,i,.
Occupied by me in Ellsworth for the -llsn OF "a ssi
for further Information apply to Geo r. put,op
California 'P''
March Q, 1859 tin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

+ HI subscriber hereby gives public notice To AL
concerned, that he has been ,iul- appointed
AMI has taken upon himself, the tru- u an Al.
talnisIraior of the estate OF Frank Patterson
late Of Bucksport, in The county OF Hanrock d..
ceased, by giving bond the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the SAID hecea srds estate, to make immediate
payment ami those who have any demand. there.
on to exhibit the same for settlement
JOHN PATTERSON A,imr
bhfk-poFii fth- }5tti, lsss. 3Wiit
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G. B. STUART,
ATTORNEY
COUNSELLOR at LAW,
State Street, Ellsworth, Ne.
Silver Wyandottes !

\. g Hawkins train Orders for egg. booked
now. Breeding stock for sale ia the sea son Best
quality, reasonable prices.
- T.. BLhl>pELL, Franklin Me
HE-t irruar> FREE. Corr pondence solicited
3Inll+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

1t is Interesting to note that two mem
berS Of President Harrison's Cabinet are
policy holders in a Maine company-the
Union Mutual-nameIy, ReddeId Proctor,
Secretary Of War. and John Wanamaker,
Postmaster General
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-03-14

Hamilton ua- awarded thr Gr>' prst- a
uH'vs safe
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H. q. SAUNDERS, CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE.

3wl0 Attest H. B. SAUNDERS. Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
WEAVER TO BE LOOKED AFTER.

Regarding the deadlock in the House
over Viewers persistent efforts to
force the consideration of the Oklahoma
bill. the Democrats believe it would be
useless for them to discipline him by
means of a caucus, as he refused to
obey the edict of the last one: One
Democratic member significantly re-
marked that the House would not brook
Weaver's action many days longer,
but, if necessary, a resolution
of expulsion would be brought
in. Such extreme measure, however. is
hardly to be expected, especially as
Weaver is merely exercising the right
which the rules accord to him. Some
of the. Republican members contend
that the speaker should either reco,g-
nize Weaver or not allow him to make
his fil'hustering motions. They claim,
althouAe such action Of the Speaker
would bs in the nature of desperate
exercise of power, it would be JUSTIFIED
by the present exigency, and would be
in accordance with presidents set BY
previous speakers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
A STATE DINNER.

The President gave state dinner OF
forty-six covers TO members of the Cab
met to- night, the second of the winters
series of official entertainments. The
White House was handsomely decor
ated for the occasion. A miniature
lake, with the banks lined with ever
green's and red and white roses, was the
principal floral decoration, and was
flanked at the ends by large pots Of
10 fely flowers. The Marine band rem
dered choice selections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
CAPITAL CHATTER.
Doings at the Hub Of the
Nation.
DAKOTA DEMOCRATS ARRIVE.
The Pretfd ent's State Dinner-WeaY-
er's Deadlock Movement in the
Rouse-Other National Matters.

WASHINGTON, January lO.-lt Is re-
ported the Senate committee on mil
itary affairs will report favorably the
nominations of Captain Douglass Scott
and Lieutenant Charles Hay, recently
nominated by the President as COM
missaries of subsistence.
The total coinage of the United States
mints, ending With the calendar year,
was $65, 31S,614, divided as follows:
Gold, $31 $50 1908; silver, $33. 025 SOC:
minor, 1912 200.
Secretary Whitney says there is no
truth in the report that yellow fever
has broken out on the United States
Steamship Galena. now In hayden
waters. xsSetax 49, x
Senator Cullom. to-day, reported
favorably the bill from the commerce
committee to increase the salary of the
supervising general of the marine hos
pital service to Sc .000 per annum. the
amount paid the surgeon-general OF The
army,
DAKoTA's DELEGATES.
A party of Dakota Democrats reached
Washington to-day. They are headed
by Chief Justice Bartlett Troop, Asso
ciate Justice Spencer, Surveyor-Gen
eral Norris and M. F. Day. Thes
gentlemen are the delegates chosen b.
the Mitchell convention to secure thu
necessary legislation to carry into eftec
the desires of the convention, and the.
express their intention of remaining
here until that is accomplished. Ii
is not done by the Fittieth Congress
they will urge the calling of an e1tr
session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
From HaYti.

New YORK, January 10.-The steamer
ClaribeI, from West Indian ports, has
arrived, and brings news from the
GaIens. Admiral Luces' flag ship has,
like the Yantic, been compelled to leave
Haytien waters on account of the out
break of yellow fever among the crew:
It appears, therefore, that no United
States war steamer is left In Hayden
waters. and until the arrival there OF the
Ossjpee. which sailed few days ago
from Norfolk Navy Yard, American
interests in the black republic will be
unprotected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
RELIEVES INDIe EsT1oN, DYSPEPSIA, Ell
Pugilistic.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 1O.-Light
weights Mulholland. champion OF
Australia, and Billy Mahan, champion
of the Pacific Coast, met at the Golden
Gate Athletic Club last night. The
fight was the longest ever held on the
coast. at $3.50 this morning, at the
end of the lightweight round, the fight
was declared draw.
NASHVILLE, January 10. - Mervln
Thompson, of Cleveland. and - be n
twenty-eight rounds, London prize
ring rules, near here, yesterday. and
both were fearfully battered up,
Thompson really whipped Schiller; bu'
the fight was given to the latter on
foul, Thompson having struck him
while on his knees in the twenty elgh
! round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-11
an Aereement Reaehed.

NEW YORK, January 10.-The presl-
dents of western railroads met again
and reached an agreement for the
maintenance of full rates, Depew states
this afternoon thst the conference was
unanimous in agreeing to maintain full
rates, Trunk line presidents passed a
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Queen Victoria and Party.

LONDON, January lot is officially
announced that Queen Victoria, Prin-
cess Beatrice and probably Empress
Frederick, of Germany, will pass April
and May at Biaureitez. The french
government will order two squadrons OF
war vessels to act as an escort to the
rOval marty
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The Royal Speech.

LoHDoE, January 1O.-Chronicle's
Rome: The royal speech on the reopen
ing of the Chamber will announce
three government bilems-one for the
conversion of the capital OF all rellgious
formations believed to amount to Gu
1900 Tires into rents, chargeable on the
State; another granting deputies Far
liamentary indemnify; the third max
ing the Senate partially elective.
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VIII Raise the Price of seeds.

DETROIT, January 10.-Luther Tals
man, dealer in seeds aid fertilizers, at
Fairport, N. Y, came to Detroit Tues
day for the purpose OF buying seed;
Last night while returning to bis hotel
from the theatre, he was held up by
two men and robbed of $500 in cash and
81. 600 in drafts.
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Failed to Answer.

DUBLIN, January 10.-When the
cases of DR.. Tanner, Mr.. Condor and
John O'Connor, summoned to appear
before the Tipperary Court to an-Wer
charges under the crimes act, was
called, defendants failed to answer.
The court issued warrants for their AZ
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German Gatherings.

BERLIN, January 1O.-The Reichstag
assembled yesterday, and debated the
estimates. -,
Won Moltke will celebrate March Sth.
the SEVENTEEN anniversary OF his entry
in the army.