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A Prize Worth Winning.

Inc great interest which has been manifest
ed among the fremen and Others iu the com
ing lo9rnament during fair week In Bango
nas ihcuced the Bangor Commercial to offe,
ahotner prize for the fremen's competition
TO secure.
The Commercial proposes TO presen, to tht
most popular nre company one of the hand.
soonest racing reels which It Is possible to pro
cure. The test OF popularity to be determined
IN this contest whoever receives the lsrges,
numher Of votes will win the prize, Every.
pody' man, woman or child may vote for the
company of biz or her choice ANY one wish
ing 70 Vote should cut the blank or COUPON
which was printed In I . Commercial Aug. &,
ana VIII be printed In every issue until the
voting closes. and write or stamp upon II the
name aud address OF the company for whom
ne or she wishes TO vote. This NAV he done
win one paper or with thousands OF papers.
tut the blank votes from the Commercial
hi them In as indicated and send them 10 the
commercial Office where they will he cont
ed, Med away. and at the close OF the contest
reeounted and the result declared The con-
Test Is not limited to any number of companies
or to any locality but all are eligible.
The announcement Of the date of the close
OF the polls will be made number of DAYS be.
fore the date set
Now let the friends Of the fire laddjes whose
lives are 30 often imperiled in the public SER
vice. take hold, and each strive to win for his
fsvortfe company the handsome Gift offered
by the Commercial
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
which assembled in Hancock Hall, Tues
day. was called 10 order at 10 40 A. NJ, by /
L. A. Wyman. Esd. chairman of the conn-
Nv committee, who read the call for the |
convention. and briefly addressed the meet !
ing.
c. c. Homer, Esq, Of Bucksport. was
chosen temporary chairman. and H. Is.
Parker of Castiue, temporary secretary.
The chairman then made short adj
dress to the convention, speaking of course
from Democratic standpoint.
The county committee was chosen to
act as committee on credentials.
on motion of Judge Redmsn commit
tee was appointed by the chairman to walt
on the Hon VIM. p. Thompson, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. who was
at the Hancock House, and invite him to
be present at the convention.
Awaiting the return of this committee
recess was taken.
on the return of the committee accom-
again came to order. and Judge Redman
Introduced Mr.. Thompson, who spoke
very briefly.
The committee on credentials reported
\ that the county was entitled to 1879 dele
gates. IS Of whom were present
On motion the temporary organization
I was made the permanent one.
Carlton McGown K. Wooster and J.
W. Freeman were appointed committee
on resolutions.
on motion of b. c. Baker. Isaac Law
renee of Sorrento. was nominated by &C
clsmaiion for Senator from the eastern
part Of the county.
ON motion of l.. A. Wyman, Sylvsnus q.
Haskell Of Deer Isle. was nominated by
reclamation for Senator from the western
part OF the county.
Judge Redman presented the name Of
Walter j Dreamer OF Penobscot, as {
candidate for Clerk OF Courts. and he WA
nomina,ed by reclamation.
+ W. French Of fremont was nomi
mated by reclamation for Judge Of Pro
bate
on motion Of Elliott n. Benson. X.
Wooster OF Hancock wa. nominated b.
reclamation FOR Sheriff
John T Higgins OF Bar Harbor va
nominated by reclamation for County Al
torney.
Alvah X Woodward Of Ellsworth, wa
nominated by acclamstioD for county CON
, missioner
I Frank r Greene ~ Bluehill. was nom
| mated by reclamation for Register o
Deeds.
Il T Hartman 81 orand, was nomina
? Ell NY reclamation for County Treasurer
, Ia wyman asked to be excused frol
, further service on the county committee
. and frastus j Garter Of Brooklin, VS.
elected in his plsce
h The committee for the ensuing year
I a. follows Ers,ius j Carter. t. /
/. Smith. W Dreamer. Albert Hace. Alo
i ~ Higgins. Albert " Cundnn Isaac Lss
!. renee, Luther +. Smith, Barney Il, Have
!, Or. Yeaion. Rufus II. Young. DAM
/. Dca,, and Chas A Spofurd
There being no further business tie co
r vcntiou adjourned.
!, Attwo O'Clock y. NJ. the convention
+ assembled at Hauco, K Hall snd listened
n Short address ny Hon Vim. I. Thorn
/, ,nn, at the cio~e u which the anal a
/, jourment took place.
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Franklin

Frankl,n.
/ Mr. J 7. Gordon ha. just arrived bom.
/ from business trip to Boston.
Mr.. j. n West and family arr so;,ur,
ing al cottage Water smee;, Hancock Point
Mrs. Z }. Swan and family from New
FORK are occupying their cottage, ada.
cent.
Mrs liora Patten returns to Ellsworth
TO day, after spending some weeks at Fred
ID Macomber's
Messrs Maxwell and Beers Of New
YORK, VITO have been enjoying a two week. :,
fshlng tour Of our lakes, left for their
homes Saturday.
Mr. Joseph 4. Dunn and other veterans
VIII attend the encampmcnt in Boston,
Mr. John A. Taft and sister Mary. with
Miss Mabel Mating Of Nashua. n Fl
We're visiting friends in town last week
Poles are being set. and force of wire.
men are making direct telegraph connec.
ton from Ellsworth to Winter Harbor.
Messrs. Bartlett and Kenny Of Eas,
Boston are spending their vacation here.
We hoped that the warm weather would
bring renewed strength To Mrs. Caddie
Gordon; but instead her life seems waning
with the summer
Since our last wr ting the infant son of
Fred II. and Cora l.. Macomber has closed
Its sweet life here ind il with the angels
In Paradise
There Is a Reaper, whose name Ii Death
And with his sickle keen.
lie reaps the beaded grain AT a breath,
And the flowers ihat grow between
aug III LEON
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The principal event ~ thr week WAS thu
cak, and candy sale al Nj tirur.e II.
Stnvcr'- which was a decided success
The ladies' desire Ia express their thanks
10 the public for their generous patronage.
Tie sum ~ So 80 the proceeds nf
the sale Mrs s#raE Mcliowr!I captured
the guess cssr which "ss . generous loaf
The reception az Mr. Holmar'~. given ~
Mr. ami Mr. Ray. was very pleasant
ar,ir Mr. ard MI Ray lcft town Satur-
I day morning
1 The Boston yacht IuFmrntor. dying TN
/ Massachusetts, Yacht club hAg, sailed FIR
home last Week
! SIR. Newton VAS thrown fran n carriage
( THURSDAY etvl,tn-. anil >ieiliiy injured
Mr. John Stevens aut Miss Verne ar
/ rlyttl On the Saturday, boat,
/ Miss Lillian Kane has gone % orono for
sNi>it
John Morr,.y Ia. started IL the milk
business
Mis- Belle Wescn,, i very sick
Nj John Foreir AMI his BROTHER arrived
saturday aud arc the guestS Of Mr.. WIN.
NJ Howell.
Ice cream a, the library Saturday nigh,
Is success. The cream i delicious ana
Emma Jean serves II generously
Dr. Merrill and wife of BOSTON. are
stopping At tho BluehilI House.
o. Yt.. aRHa y haI ai ftfrAl"' 2 h"s''' a.
I brs. King and Barrett leave town III,
hrst OF October fnr Philadelphia
Mrs IL A. sm.tL has been quite Hex
| Contributions for a new baptist par,on.
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The annual rr-Hnlon rf the Chprch IA
he Latter Dat Saints ~ MN Eu.l,rj
New Brunswick aui NINA SrYts, M h..ll
a. J"hesport durinI ta-' Week and cln~+t
sunday one hundred and twenty five drl
fGau'~ "rfr ~ attendance, among thrin thu
prophet Art president. Joseph Sm III of
Lannh'a Iowa the >"n - thu founder of
the Mormon church. This sect. Witch +.
quite numerous 10 the West, Il All utf,honr
from HE Mormon church and differs foam
Il principally In rejecting polygamy r,
numbers about 400 members III Main.
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team ~ given 10 r riuaf Mn. wv ,.,,r.e ,,i,,
nut thc Know i'tl-e o. The person takjng II n.
''hE speedy and permanent cure. \ neither
u" plb'ht ! moderate iriukcr Or An slco-
h"hf "r"rk Thousands 81 drunkar,l- baye
7 "fn 'nTri we ha'r taken The Golden sprci-
ahi TO-DAY believe they qnit drinking ~ HIATT
q" IT" "hl ~ harmful effect result. from
II himlnt"'Fffi"n- Cures Guaranteed S4nd
iof circular tnd full particulars. A.l,Irc-. i,
."hh1'nct- '"ipFN >rKcIFic ~, l~j Race
street. Cincinnati. o. t,4n
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STATE OF MAINE.
u,scock. IS To the Sherlffs OF our respective
Caunties or either Of their Deputies.
d.

Tauuties either OF tiiSiE Atphtttr'
ce"H'''' GREETING:
UTE COMMAND you to attach the
", :. w goods or estate OF the Lamoine and
- Nit. Desert Land Company, corpora.
ton duly organized under the Jaws % estate OF
Maine and naying its place OF business at La
u,oine Hancock County. Maiucs ana also liz at
,aeb the building called the Club House or Cafe
and land on which y stahls SITUATE" I, Iast In
cnnn:y. and bounded and described as follows, u
vii founded on the north by the town road, on
do a.st Inv land now formerly Of David SWEET
amd land now or formerly of Geo. Jordan, on the
sonth by the seaShore, on the west by land now or
tormerjs OF the heirs OF Francis pesisle; said
,,rar,,ses are known as the VIM. Destslc property,
Ne nx,ppr of which Is to the plaintiff unknown, To
the value OF five hundred dollars, ana summon
the said defendant II 10 may DC FOUND IN your pre-
inrt ID appear before the Justices OF our supreme
Indirinl tourt next to be holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the county of Hancock, on the third
Tuesday of January next, then anu there IN our
ronrt To ausWe unto e.. A. WashDurn, or Bangor,
in the county Of Penobscot and state of Maine.
an plea Of the case for that the said defendant
at said Bangor to wit Ellsworth, on the day of the
purrhas OF this writ, being indebted TO the plain
| lin m the sum of three hundred and sixteen dol
lars and sNtySeven cents according 10 the account
| nnexed then and there in consideration thert"i
! promised the plaintiff 70 pay him the same sum
on demand, which account the plalntiu aver Is
| ia lumber and materials 10y him furnished IN the
! erection of said buildings above descrhe,i under
| n contract by him made with the satd iAmolut
| and Mount Desert Land Company, thr last Z"
which materials were furnished Within ninety daF'
| before the purchase of this writ aud that within
thtr, DAYS after he ceased To labor and g furu~t
said materials for the erection Of said buildings Big
| nied in the Office OF the town clerk Of said In
| moline a true statement subscribed and sworn Il
| t,y him Of the amount due him With all just rTci
its given together wttha description Of S'nh ptt
| nprry sufficiently accurate u identify II ami tt
/ name OF the owners FAR ~ known 20 him, aU
this suit l. brought 20 enforce said plaintiffs llr
| Tor said labor and materials upon said building
and land above described.
MONTHLY srArIMEsT or ACCOUNT.
| Net Cash.
| IAaot<F ANp MI DESERT I.ANr co. TO
q. 4. WAsHHI RN, DIR
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Notice Of Assignee Of his AD.
pOintmeNt,

a l hinehiii in the county Of Hancock and state
,sao VI haine, the 9Th day Of July, A. D.
Inc Undersigned hereby gives notice of his an.
po,.sment as assignee OF the estate Of Otis
oar ,. q sedgwick, In said county Of Han.
$3.50 Ihsoisent debtor, who has been de.
clarea az nsoivent upon the petition of said deb.
.r, Dy the court of Insolvency for said county az
hancoek. EDWARD Z. CHASE, Assignee,
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Nariaviile
Mrs. Della Niles IL kingman Is in town
visiting her ptrenH, Mr. and Mrs Jare.
miah Smith.
Mrs. James Moor Of Ellsworth, and her
son Wesley of Middetown, Conn, were In
town few days asst week visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Annie Carr, who has been at Wal
than stopping for short time, has re.
turned home
Miss Helen Briumer has gone to Els.
worth to visit her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Carr.
Aug. 8. &
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Death Of John Boyle O'Reilly.

BosToN, Aug 10. John Boyle OReillv.
poet and editor of the Boston Pilot, died
suddenly of heart failure at his summer
residence in Hull, about four O'Clock this
morning Yesterday he was at his desk
In the Pilot office, apparently in the best
of health His wife. who is an invalid
awoke between and o'clock this morn
ing and noticing that her husband had not
retired, stepped into the sitting room
where she found him apparently asleep in
an easy chair, with one hand resting on
the table, near an open book, and in the
other hand partly smoked cigar She
was unable to arouse him and medical aid
was summoned but all efforts to resuscitate
him were in vain. O'Reilly has been
sufferer from affection of the heart for
several years and for some time past has
been afflicted with Insomnia Mr.. O'Reillv
left four daughters. His remains were
conveyed to his late home in Charlestown.
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The Republican County Convention and its
Nominees.

AL 7
p.,h,i..us uhich a..
'' I.u J., ~. ci,v on
:, Jsent
t-,.1 a.ar,o, c,.Id he found in
-..,..r., ,,,,.,,s sept sam.
tua fsi,hfuIx
~. d,,,ia. ,.i,b which
rA.., ,vo,e ,y,ta.
.,.-..-- p.n,t,,i,an voters
,,ho.,. deliberations were marked BY hon
r.tv and parliamentary u>ages. of the
l+s delegates 10 Which the convention Was
entitled ia were present and voted one
feature Of the convention which was par
tjcularly gratifying was Tie large num-
her al Young men Who were present and
took an allie bar, In tie proceedings
mart which eiye. promise Of success in The
x..rs IN come FOR some Of the Offices
,h.~. was indeed an earnest rivalry. but
.ba utmost good feeling was manifest
,tr,,,nho,,, .te ,ntire proceedings
.rh. rs,4ita,as are GOOD square. clean
,,,., e.,r ,,t,,, neither excuses nor apol-
.-i.. owe necessary They are men for
whose habits, character and daily walk We
NOD nat r1u.h ar he Obliged to resort 10
argument or explanations for their de-
Tense They are men whom the Republic
can party viii not have to carry. to it, dis
advantage, but, on the contrary. they can
help tn an entirely honorable and legiti-
u4te WIS., 10 carryiu. the party. 10 the al
vantage Of i,-,.f ana it, nominees
IL selecting Or Robert l. Grindle for
senator from Il { eastern portion OF the
county the delegates acted wisely That
hy vii. maze an excellent Senator. whose
.,-.sl act vii, We i credit to himself aud
The .ounty. THE people have no doubts Or
fears He /, man Of uncoupromisiug
integrity IN whom ali have the utmost CON
o5e,.ce He ia. already had experience a.
a ls5t.'sfa- MIA has been found upon the
r,a. lid. pf nearly every great question.
President Harrison once said He serves
III. marry te>, Mo serves his countr,
hos, ~ br .rir,1', j sn3eyer hs. been on.
of,hst IL noliticians -one tho will no,
,,,..-.,,.
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-Footlngs Of the Maine census nearly
complete make the population CAT APO
against CHS $50 in 1880. Several towns and
plantations in the eastern district remain
to be heard from. Complete returns will
probably show small gain.
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Drug Store for Sale.

nr ,Tng story ot th" latr " 4 Rirker. IN C.a.
,lne. WIN all drug, medicines and tjxtur,. i Nj
p -al'' at bargain. Enquir. N ~
c.., GEO. ". WARREN. Admir-.
80 '.Ih' iN'N 38tf
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STATE NF MAINE.


hancock, SIS To the Sherihs OF our 'esp'
Counties, Or either q 'hc'' GREETING
W. g e9n or estate Of Aaron i, Gould aa
- \ of SuIliyan in the County 81 tiahe"ch a a
.!,,ta ~ Maine. and also 10 attach the hullulhg
md land on which it stands known ~ NE na Ina
mn situated at said sullivan upon y ~. ~ nonnd'
bounded and described az follows, 70 VII ,,,,
ri Oh The west by land of the SULLIVAN mar ~
Land Go a corporation duly ORGANIZED hhoei VI.
laws OF the state OF Maine having f'an he
ness al said sullivan, upon which Is sit"etcu t
,nil,linr known ms the swiss Chalet, h"dhdca
on the south by private way buit ny SUI
owned by said sullivan iiafoor ha Ian,
Company 70 the value Of eight hunaren uol,
lars, ami summon the said Aaron u .'oulu anu
the said Sullivan iiarbor Land to'nbanS,
az they may lie found in Your pt'cin.rl
10 appsar before our Justices of the supreme
judicial Court next to DE h". nin
Ellsworth. within aud for our County o. ~
on the third Tuesday of January next. theh az"
there In nur said Court to answer unto Hiram NJ
Norton of Eden In the county OF hthcoN az ~
State Of Maine. III plea Of the Sase To- ' ON
the day OF the purchase OF this writ, beihg thot'
oil to the plaintiff in the sum OF TOUR haha ,t
forty four dollars and eighty five cents hcr"ruls
10 the account ueNed, then ana thctt W 'ol'
alteration thereof. promised the piaihtih 70 Pay
him the same on demand. whlch a''o',' WY
plaintiff AYERS Is fur labor by MIN ptrtofh'H ""
Tor labor and materials 10y him tnrnlsht" II, Wy
erection ~ said building above described uht''t
contract hy him made with the sAlh hhi"'' -.
could who IL not the owner thereof, the last 81
yhirh materials were furnished ami the last OF
which labor was performed within ninety uaN
before the purchase of this writ anu that "'.il'h
thirty DAYS after he ceased To labor anu 20 iut
uiSh said materials said building ne hic'l IN th'
Office OF the town Clerk ~ said sullivan Il true
statement subscribed aud sworn I" ~ nm "t t'o
amount due him with all Just credits given 70
gether with description OF sali properly
sufficiently accurate 70 identi4 aHu Wy
names Of the owners far as they We're known Z"
him and this suit IL brought 20 enforce the sad
plaintiffs Hen for salt lah"r and materials upon
said building and land above described $500,
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The President LIFT Cape May Point,
the 5th, for Washington.
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Ell En- L kED III =, = y.
used Swift's Specific Is. s. 5 about ,bra
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when have an opportunity"
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hereby desire to extend to all Of nv friend,
my thanks for the MANY kin,lne,ses 10 me dur
Ing my past Illness OF over three months from
rheumatism. and | especially desire IN teJ
them that but for Sulphur Btters shoujd
have been suffering still. May YOU never suf
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10 Delinquent Taxpayers OF
the III! Of Ellsworth for
the year 4. D. 1887 1889.

am Obliged TO ejo..
~ '"'"hitm'n NJ 81 ity. County and state
$3.50 TOR = -. is>. and $50 ana nm
less they ave .,ttI,d
Stfuef~d Ia sue forthwith
tt1 II. r. ~oNIE roII-c,o
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s"of -loop, 81 feet long, nearly nr,r ar
particulars address a n me-
2mcs29 o.i..,, =,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Once upon time certain man got mad with the editor and stopped his paper. The next week he sold his corn al four cents below the mar kct price. Then his property was sold for taxes because he didn't read the shcriff's notice, He was arrested and fined eight dollars for hunting on Sunday simply because he didn't know it was Sunday, and he paid ninety dollars for a lot of forged notes that had been advertised for two weeks and the public cautioned not to negotiate them. He then paid a big Irishman, with a foot like n slegdc hammer, to kick him all the way to the newspaper office, where he paid four years subscription in advance and had the editor to sign an agreement to knock him down and rob him if he ever ordered his paper stopped again. Yamhill County
 Herald.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
An Absurd Position.

To the editor of the Gazette:
 PINE BLUFF, August 5.--We have presented to us in the present cam paign for State offices one of the most extraordinary spectacles ever witnessed in all the political history of this fair State; man who says he k a Democrat, who says he is as good a Democrat as any man in the State of Arkansas, yet at the same tune is doing all in his power to de- feat the regular Democratic nominee for Governor. MT. FiZer, nominated at the hands of few men in "hob- taiP' convention, taken up and in- dorscd by Powell Clayton's motley crew, consorting with the old carpet bag element of 1868 to 1874. and de- pending on the great bulk of ignor- ant negro votes for election, and at the same time claiming to be "as good a Democrat as any man in the State" is about the most absurd spectacle ever witnessed or read of in the whole political arena.
 As good Democrat? No, never No man who will accept the endorse ment of the Republican convention on the platform set forth by the same is or can be good Democrat No man who is good Democrat will accept endorsement and votes of q set of men who for the six years from 1868 to 1874 practiced not only in a few precincts, but the whole State over, wholesale ballot-boX stuiling. fraud, and every conceivable damna- ble crime that set of men could be guilty of. No man who is a good Democrat will bolt the nomination of an honestly elected Democratic Con- vention and oppose the election of the candidate put forward "by the Democrats, of the Democrats and for the Democrats. No man can be q good Democrat and vote for x. B. Fizer for Governor.
 In conclusion, the most absurd of all absurd things is MT Fizer, the Union Labor-Republican candidate for Governor, preaching free bal lot and q fair count :" The tool and candidate of a lot of men who would and did scruple at no crime agai nst the ballot, preaching a free ballot and a fair count" Inconsistency, thy name is Fizer.
 When the Republican party of the State of Arkansas, like the lion and the lamb, lies down with free bal lot and fair count it will be with the free ballot and fair count on the inside. Respectfully,
 loUNG DEMOCRAT.