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How Capt. l. D. Remick Captured a
Whale.

One day last week our good friend, Capt,
L. d. Remiek, came into this Office and related
to US the very interesting story of bow he once
captured whale in a most remarkable man.
ner. One tne morning, about thirtv-years
ago. the good schooner "Lejok" of which Capt.
Remck was master. lay at anchor just inside
OF the bar of St Johns River. entrance to
Jacksonville, Florida. 1t YVES che hour OF
breakfast when they discovered huge whale
outside evidently bewildered, heading directly
for the bar. Knowing the shoalness of the
water and that an ordinary schooner could got
pass over without pilot to keep her In the
best water. they watched the " bale with .
great deal Of interest. On he came and W hen
be reached the bar he ran aground but after
much fouBderiDg he got over and passed on,
beaded up river. When he was nearly up TO
the vessel Capt. Remick cried out excitedly,
Man the boat" and sl hands jumping in, the
Captain threw harpoon which took effect.
The whale towed them at = furious rate. Capt.
kemick standing In the bow ana holding on to
the line which was partially made fast. When
about abreast OF the little hamlet ut which the
pilots reside. the whale grounded on y sboal in
ten feet OF water. Then Capt. Remick bar
pooDed the huge creature with deadly effect
and Immediately jumped upon bis back. This
whale Was seventy feet long and fourteen feet
deep. They took off a little of the blubber
which they tiled out on the stove, and be after
wards sold IN Boston pork barrel full of the
oil, for So. Capt. Remick was in SO much Of
hurry 10 make quick trip that he abandoned
the csrcass: whieh abandonment. he saws, was
agreat mistake, as it wonld have psid him well
to have gone to Jacksonville to obtain the
means OF getting the full benefit of the oil, etc.,
for he afterwards learned that the whale was
worth fully 5000.
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Obituary notices tepoRd the Date. Name and
Aye nusfb pad for at ne rate or ten cents line
Ellsworth March Is, Mr.. George W Fi,ke,
aged 81 years and 6 months.
March ID. Mr.. Thomas r. Bresnahan. aged
Is Years and months.
Ellsworth Fslls-Msrch Is, Sarah f.. wife
OF George r. Boynton. aged 50 years. 10
months and 5 days. Farewell, dear sister;
we shall meet on earth no more. but after
death we hope to meet YOU In a world that Is
free from sin.-A FRIEND
Surrv-March l3. Mr.. Newell Osgood, aged
y years and months.
Mount Desert-March !. Ella, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Jasper Richardson,
aged about II years.
March II, Mr.. John Carter, aged 50 years
and II months.
East Bluehil-Frb. y. Mrs. William Marks.
Feb. "A, MIR. Leonard Long. aged 70 wears.
Otis FEB. %. Know ton Bunker, aged 8
years and 10 months.
Machia.-F.b. -, Frank. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. + 5. Gould. aged years.
Cherr, fed-March =, Mr.. Manning Dun
bar. aged - years.
years.
No. Penobscot- March s, Mr.. James Staples,
sged IS years ar d 10 months.
March 10. Mrs. Margaret, widow OF the
late Edward Hsney. aged upwards OF 80 years.
South Nest IIarbor-Feb. 10. Miss Fannie
Edith Carroil, aged 10 years, ~ months ana %
days.
Minneapolis. MINI. Feb. q, Chauncey A.,
infant son OF Charles W and Hattie " Holt.
Dorchester. Mass March 5, Mrs. Adelima,
wife OF Warren II. Whitaker, and second
daughter Of Herman and Aun Cousins, former
ly of Lamoiue. aged A. years and ID days.
No. Sedgwick-March 5. Mr.. Jonathan
Young, aged nearly 81 years.
North Castlne March II, Mr.. Jeremiah
Bowden, aged % years.
Winter Harbor- March II, Mrs. Reliance
Bickford. aged about 20 years.
March Is. Mrs. Annie Pendleton, aged 46
years.
Steuben-Feb. D, Mrs. Eliza W. Leighton,
aged IS years
March 2, Mr.. l.. B. Sawyer, aged IS years.
March Is, Clarence. youngest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mezor S. Smith, aged II years.
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Free Baptist Quarterly Meeting.

The March session OF the Ellsworth Quarter
y meeting convened with the Ellsworth
church March IA IL. Notwithstanding the
severity Of The storm. good delegation was
present Business was all tremendously done
Some OF the reports were VeIy encouraging.
In the evening Rev. ". II. Hall spoke from
these word- Il am the way" and many added
their testimony for the dear Master. Social
meeting Saturday morning led by Dea. Mark
Saunders. The usual time for public service
was given to The A. {. F. society, and our
publications We're presented b, Rev Harding
In the afternoon very interesting woman'.
mission meeting. Rev. o. W. Waldron. State
Association Secretary. spoke to u in the even
inL: his theme Wa. "Nearness to God.- So
cial meeting sunday morning led by Rev. W
Ii. Hall While many Witnessed for Christ
many more were anxious 10 had time per-
mitted. Rev. q. W. aldron spoke in the
former part Of the day ''of thu State work OF
our Denomination Rev. f. A. Palmer In
the afternoon on being decided. Evening SER
mon by Rev o. ". wsldron, Christian ir-
struction aud reward" At the close of the
evening service the following resolutions were
adopted:
ELLSWORTH, Mar. IL 1890
Whereas The family OF our beloved broth
er Harding have met with sudden affection 10
the severe sickness which has fallen upon our
esteemed sister Harding during our meeting
therefore
Res"ired That the family have our sim
cere sympsthies, " hich We hereby express in
this resolution. and
ResDired. That we will all unite in PRAYER
for her speedy recovery and that He who COM
forteth the afflicted may minister spiritual
blessings sbundanily.
Hesnired, hat committee Of two be ap-
pointed by chair 10 convey these resolutions to
the family.
The resolutions were passed and sisters
Palmer and Dunn appointed.
Whereds. our esteemed fellow laborer in
the Gospel. Rev. +. A. Palmer, Is about to
leave the Y. NJ for another field OF labor,
Resofred. That we hereby express our ap-
probation OF his abors among Us for the past
three YEAR. and that while we shall miss his
labors 10 the church and his enthusiastic pres
ence in our meetings We bid him God speed
aud Will pray that He who has blessed him
and his aife In their work here may continue
HIS favor 10 them III their new field and grant
them to see the conversion OF MANY souls
ReSoieed. These resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of the Quarterly Meeting
and copy be furnished Brother Palmer.
The above resolutions were read, and unspj.
mousl, passed by the conference and congre-
CATION Sunday evening, March l6. 1890.
| NJ. +. CHICK. Moderator.
| KEY. q. W WALDROS, Clerk pro tenn
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

To the Hon Judge of Probate within and for the
County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned William I. Emerson, of Or
J. land Hancock county, guardian of Ralph W.
Emerson and Dellie p Emerson of said Orland,
minors, represents that said minors are possessed
In common with Nathan ii. Powers and Katie W.
Emerson In the following real estate situated in
Rucksport on Main street consisting of store,
wharf and lot. same premises lately occupied by
J. II. Hill and known as the Blodgeu store.
That said estate Is unproductiye of any benefit to
said minors and that Ii will he for the interest of
said minors that the same should be sold and the
proceeds secured on inter est; he therefore prays
your Honor that he may he authorized and en-
powered agreeably to law to sell above described
real estate, or such part Of it in your opinion
may be expedient
WILLIAM T. EMERSON.
March 18th, A. D., 1880.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK sat- Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth on the second Wednesday Of March,
1890.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That no.
tice be given by publishing copy of said petition,
with this order thereon three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth Americans newspaper printed In
Ellsworth, that all persons interested may attend on
the Second Wednesday OF April next. at a Court Of
Probate to be holden in Ellsworth, and shew
cause, II any, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. Such notice to be given
before said court.
y. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
A true copy Attest -CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
3wl9
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Qbr Gllsuortb american.
Published Thursdays.
Offices 20 and - State Street.
City and County.
In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
Mar. ~, 1890.


Mayor in the chair.
Aldermen present, Hopkins, Norris,
Moore. ODER and Morrison
The decliuation of Rev j. T. Crosby as
member of the s. S. committee was &C
cepted.
Voted to elect member of the S. S.
committee. John F. Royal receiving a ma
jority of the votes cast was declared elect
ed
Voted to proceed to the election of health
officer Lemuel II. Jordan havin major
ity of the votes cast was declared elected
Voted. That there be allowed a dis
count of ten per cent on all taxes paid be-
fore August LIST, 1890
Voted, That the sum of two Thousand
dollars be appropriated to take care of dis
count on taxes.
Voted. That the petition presented by
Union Engine Co, No ., be referred to
the committee on fire department to re-
port al next meeting
Ordered by the Board of Aldermen,
That Arno W King, city treasurer, be aud
hereby is authorized 70 negotiate a temper
AIRY loan Of three thousand dollars $1,000
for the use of the city Of Ellsworth, at a
rate Of interest not exceeding six per cent
per annum. And for this purpose the said
Arno ". King, city treasurer. is author
lied for and in the name of the city of
Ellsworth 10 make note. or notes. tor
said sum Of three thousand dollars, which
is to be signed by said Arno W. King
also by majority Of the finance commit
tee.
Voted to take a recess until Monday
evening at O'Clock March "a. 90
Attest It + HAZE. Clerk.
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Fra.lhn.
The annual gathering of voters at the
March meeting, occurs to-day.
Some of our business men are harvest
ing ice at Taunton. and business is lively.
One operator says-"Yes, the ice fever
has struck Franklin at last; We hoped 1t
wouldn't visit the town; and as 1t comes
SO late In the season. we fear 1t will prove
fatal to all who have an attack Of I'll" In
>one respect. it Is just like every other
fever, for it runs through every day In the
week with the same force, When We re-
monstrated, we were met by this argu-
meut
Pastor Deacon Jones, l am sorry to
hear that your men were cutting and cart
ing Ice on Sunday.
Deacon-A work of necessity. parson.
Pastor-How so? There are six days In
which to labor.
Deacon-Well, parson. 1t is like this,
I've been cutting ice for the worlds peo-
pie during the week, and on Sunday cut
to supply the hospitals and the sick. You
know we must make ice when the sun
doesn't shine"
Two weeks ago, the upper dam at Cards
mill gave away, causing freshet, which
impeded travel on the Bay road for awhile,
and settled one or more of the piers Of the
new bridge The ice-bridge from ship
yard point which is SO convenient In mid
winter, has foated down stream
One of Mr.. W. b. Blaisdelrs horses
broke through the ice Of the bay last week
and was In three-quarters Of an hour be-
fore being rescued.
We hear Mr.. J. P. Gordon will have his
vessel frame all out ready for operations
in the yard In about two days. The last
snow has been very favorable for him.
number Of granite dealers from Phila-
delphia, were in town last week, making
contracts for granite crossings. paving,
and other stone work for that city. A call
for meeting of granite dealers Of this
State, to convene At Bangor. Wednesday.
for the purpose of forming post, will,
we hope. be largely responded to.
Hon. j. Ii. West was thrown from his
wagon, recently, by the breaking Of piece
Of the harness, causing his horse to turn
quickly. and he is quite lame from the fall.
Mrs. II. l.. Smith Is still very seriously
sick. Mrs. Asa S. Dyer and Mr.. Fred l..
circuit are rallying from severe sciatica.
Mr.. Elisha Gordon is sufferer from slow
bilious fever. few cases Of scarlet-rash
are reported.
In the death Of Mrs. Abigail W. Fernald,
the neighborhood has sustained loss
which will long be realized; but at the
home where she has for 50 many years
been the cheerful. genial companion Of her
aged husband, and where she has so often
made glad the gathering Of her children,
she will be sadly missed
We learn that the spring term of school
In district 2, will commence this week
with Miss Alice Leyenseller as teacher
We are glad Miss l.. is to be In command
again.
Miss Alice V. Bunker has gone 10 the
Pennington Normal. which she was Obliged
to leave on account of LII health, last fall
Mrs James L. Macomber Of Ellsworth
Is visiting her sister. Mrs Oliver Mcneil
who entertains the Methodist circle next
Thursday. LEON.
March l.
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PULM0NlC
SYRUP
Sherif'S Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS.
TAKEN thus twenty-s seventh day Of February A. h.
1880 execution dated February tenth A. u. 1880
issued Judgment rendered by the supreme judicial
Court for the county OF Hancock at the term thereof be
gun and held the third Tuesday of January A. D. 1850,
to wit: the thTtieth day Of January A. ID. 1880,
in favor Of Elphaet H. Hutchins of Auburn Androscog
gin county Maine and Joseph NJ RdlOn Of Buehtl, Han
cock county, Maine, copartnrrs in trade al Blnef I'M
der firm Of E. H. Hutehins Co. against William
L. Warren Of Sullivan in said lcounty OF Hancock for
dollars debtor damage and ten dollars and fifty
three suit and will be sold at public auction
the highest bidder the thirty rst day of March ~
D. 1880 O'Clock in the forenoon at the Office of Ed
ward f. Chase Esq, of Bluehl, the following described
real and all the right title and interest which the
said William l.. Warren has in and to the had on
the sixth day of November A. d. 1889 at five O'Clock IN
the afternoon the time when the attached on
the Writ in the same suit; wit certain lot or par
Gel Of land situated In said Bueh bounded and deserbfd
follows: Beginning the line between the lots
owned by Miles II. Long and Joseph ii. johnson, ara
George G. Long homestead lot. twelve rods from sara
George g. Longs north bound and running
north deg min. east. twelve rods TO sad George ~
Longs north bound thence north y deg 81 mn
west on A. H. Webbers line Is rods and links 70 pull
lie road and stake; thence line with said read south
80 deg 50 min west rods 10 stake and corner bound
thence eastery q rods place Of beginning containing
one hundred and eighty square reds less together
with all buildings thereon being the premises That
were conveyed by Addison II. Webber % Lizzie g. War
rem BY deed dated October 18Th lss and recorded in
Vol 2s5 Folio 2ll Hancock County Registry Of Deeds.
Dated February "a, 1880. L. y. HOOPER.
8wl0 Deputy Sheriff.
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Marine List.


domestic Ports.
Philadelphia Ar Mar IS. sch Clifford. Crabtrec.
Guantanamo
Ar Mar IL. sch Carrie A Bucknam. stubbs, from
Dcmerara
Proviience->d Mar II. -chs Pocasset, H-rrick
for b. Hnrhor; Northern Light, Robbins. Orient
Fernandlna-ar Mar Il, sch Nantssket, Has
keIi. New London
Boston Qucks,ep. Burkmnster, Providence
CID Mar -. sch J 4 II Crowley. Lord. Balti
more
Mobile Sid Mar u. sch J + Coolidge Brag,ion,
HAtann
Perth Ambny Sd Mar IL. sch Commerce. liar.
rts, korkiand
Portland Cid Mar Is. sch- Eff swift GRAY.
Bucksport. Vixen. Rice, ~teuben, T. II King, IN
Hard. PASSPORT
Ar Mar n, sch Lila Fernald. Fernad Cape
shore
Tarpaulin Cove-Sld Mar IL, sch spartan. Bucks
port tor Philadelphia
Portsmouth Ar Mar u, sch Flectwing
Wilmington, C-Cld Mar H. sch FL Uodg-
kns, Thompson. Cape Hayu
ROPetxa Ports.
81 Thomas-SlH Mar 3. sch t,lendy Burke. Stan.
wood, II kitta for Frrnandina
Ar Mar 5. sch W Barker. sargent. Antigua
Kane, Hobart Town for United states
i Jago-Ar Mar ~. srh - Haskell, Haskell
from Pensacola
tienfue go.->Id Harrh /. sch May o'Nei.
Creighton. Delaware Rreakwater
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l Believe 1t Saved Ny Life.

MR.. SEAVEY BURRILL resides 10 Cor
lima, Maine. and IL well and fsvOrably known
in his own town, and In Penobsc0t county.
He says: "For ten years l have been afflicted
with dull heary pain In my back, rery
tcsighty sensation, passing down through my
hips into my legs, causing excessive Uedkness.
For three months before commenced taking
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. my water be-
came milky in color, and rery thick like but
termiik. Pbysicisns said bad Inflammation
Of Bladder, combined with Muscular Rheuma-
tism. Sept. 1, 1888. l began the use Of
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA: my weight At
this time was lis lbs. Soon after commenced
using it | began to feel like q new man, and
after taking t,co bottles my weight increased
to 100 lbs. 1t has helped me more than any
medicine l ever took, and believe that II
sared my life"
Mr.. E. Folsom, Druggist, Corinna, Me-, GER
titles to the truth of the above statement. ~
be ordered the Sarsaparilla for Mr.. Burrill,
and knows full well Of bis cure.
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i Born.

EIlsworth-Msrch Is. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
L. Parsons. a son. Edw ard Chilcott.)
Bar Hsrbor- March IL. to MIR. aud Mrs
James Carr. son.
Otter Greek March IL. to Mr.. and Mrs. A
bert Stanley. = son.
Deer Isle March !. 10 Mr. and Mrs Zelotus
Eaton, daughter.
March 8. TO Mr.. and Mrs W. T.. Robbins
= son.
March :, 10 Mr.. and Mr.. Jane, Thomas
daughter
Surry-Feb. Il. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James
Card. y son (Willie.1
Winter Hsrbor March l2, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Anthony, sou.
Steupen- Feb. IL, 10 Capt and Mrs. George
Nutter. daughter.
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obitua airy.

Charlie Young. son of VIM. and Aryilla
Young. whose home is in Eden, died at the
Somesvile quarry. Feb. % aged wears and
months. He was taken with scarlet fever,
Sunday night and died Thursday morning
early. He was boy loved by all his acquain-
tances of whom he had many for his answers
TO salutations and questions were so prompt
and witty without being too forward. that
adults a. well as children ALWAYS CAV. him
their greeting. He was remarkable too in not
acquiring and using the bad language which
boys inevitably hear from the lips of older
boys and men. He was constant attendant
at Sunday school and invariably repeated bis
evening prayer on retiring.
The services were at the cemetery near Mr.
Geo. h. Richards Rev. W. {. Stetson oficist.
ed. The grave was so nicely decorated with
evergreens that not a suggestion of It's presence
could be observed The parents while mourn.
ing sadly their loss. yet feel that it is his eter.
nal gain The sympathy of large circle OF
friends Is theirs in their sad bereavement.
Eden, Mar. II. ". c. 8.
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If you want a custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship In the highest style of art. aud TO fit like
the paper on the wall. leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU will get all
OF these, and more, at as low prices as can be
shown In the country. loft
Bald heads are too msny when they may
be covered with luxuriaut growth of hair by
using the best Of all restorers. Halls HAIR Re-
newer.
ROUGH on TOoTHACHE. I5c. At druggists
ROUGHON PAIN PLASTER. Poroused lsr
ROUGH on COUGHS. Trpchcs, loo. Liquid ,35c.
ROUGH On WORMS. safe, SUR Carr. a5c
6moSls
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March 18th. A. D. 1890.

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Admins
traitor with will annexed Of the estate of James
Turner late of Sedgwick, in the county of Hancock
deceased. by giving bond as the law directs; he
requests all persons who are indebted to
said deceas estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
iETrS CAIN,
Administrator with the will annexed.
March nth, A. d. 1880. 3w12
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Card Of Thanks.

To Edward Cunningham and mother. for
their services at our house In preparing the
remains of our deceased child, Charlie. for
burial, at a time when most people were kept
away from fear Of the cOntsgi0n, and to the
friends ut Eden who donxted flowers for the
grave we extend our most sincere thanks.
W. H. and ARvILLA YOUNG.
MI Desert March 49, 1890,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of Execu-
tor OF the last will and testament of Roscoe II.
Cain, late of BROOKLYN. in the county Of Han
cock, deceased, by giving bond the law directs;
he therefore requests all persons who are indebt-
ed to said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
YETTS CAIN
March 18th A. d, 1890. 3wl2
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March 18th, A. D., 1880.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF execu-
Armand late OF Sullivan, in the county of nan
cock, deceased, by giving bond as the law d.
reefs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to said deceaseds estate to make imme.
diate payment. and those who have any imme-
diate demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element.
ALEXANDER TAYLOR.
March l2th, A. d. 1880. 3Wl2
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
| all concerned that he has been duly appointeu
and has taken upon himself the trust of an admin
istrator OF the estate Of Samuel Abbott, late Of
EastbI oOk in the county OF Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there.
ON to exhibit the same for settlement.
AT. BURNHAM.
March 18th, A. D., 1880. 1wl2
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Mar. Is, 1880.
Mr.. Clara u. Ames, Mr. Chas f. Bunker,
Mrs. Mary Burke, Capt. John Conner.
II 5. Freeman. Mrs. Hattie B. Grant.
Mr.. John {. Leighton. Mrs. james Laughton.
Miss Geneva smith. Mr.. Ebert Smith,
Mr.. Benz. F. Weber.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELYP ?. NJ
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DANA'S SARSAPARlLLA.
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first discovery it has been sold on guarantee,
test which no other medicine can stand. II
you have Cough We earnestly ask you to try
II. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and S1.0O. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame. use
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