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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-16

1T WILL PAY TO WAIT for the big show
of Sells Brothers and Barrett at San An
tonic, Thursday November 6.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-16

The good results of the Mckinley
tariff bill are already apparent. Aus
tria, Germany and Spain are tum-
bling over each other, so to speak, in
their efforts to secure reciprocity
treaties with the United States. Re-
publican legislation always tells.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-16

The republicans are assured of the
control OF the United States senate
for years to come, and if the voters of
the country do their whole duty the
party will also continue to control the
house of representatives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-16

ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. 15c.
All Druggists.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. Hard or soft
corns. 15c. (49-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-16

Word has been passed along the
democratic lines, south of the Poto-
mac, to count out every republican
elected to Congress. If the orders
are carried out 1t will certainly be
the last time that votes are SO wiped
out in any section Of this country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

departed Mrs. Adams was alive and well
At two O'Clock she was alive. Between
two and three O'Clock Doctor Adams was
seen walking from his own house towards
Mr.. Langdon's, very fast and occasionally
looking behind him. At this time the pris-
oners daughter and girl who lived In his
house were both in school. These two
girls went home after the school was dis
missed and found Mrs Adams dead. On
his way from his house to Mr.. LangdoD's
Doctor Adams passed several persons, to
some of whom he stopped and spoke, to
Others not. AT half past two Adams passed
Mr.. Langdons house, to which he returned
and entered ten minutes after
He WAS much heated, and remarked that
it was three O'Clock, though it wanted ten
minutes of that hour. After he was in
formed of the murder he stated that a sum
IN specie which had been wrapped in an
old newspaper had been taken from his
house. On his way from his own house to
MIR. Langdon's he passed through certain
field In this field was found the next day
newspaper. having the impression of a
coin on II. On seeing 1t, he was confident
1t was the same that had contained the
missing money. Stains Of blood were
found on the coat he that day wore, which
might, however, have been occasioned by
his coming In contact with the body of his
wife, or by his professional practice, All
the evidence respecting time was founded
merely on the opinions of the witnesses
who differed in their estimates. Mr.
Langdon's alone was founded on the regu-
iarlty of clock, which might have been
wrong. All the circumstances together
did not amount TO indubitable proof of
quit and the Jury returned a verdict of
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Sullivan.

Sullivan.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mr.. William Hammond were held at his
late home here on Sabbath afternoon last.
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Phelan, the choir
rendering appropriate selections. Mr..
Hammond died in Portland, where he went
for treatment at the hospital last Novem-
Der, since which time he has suffered ex-
tremely, from cancer in the neck. When
made evident to him that he could not re-
turn to his old home, for which he earn
estly longed, his last request was that his
body might "be brought and remain for
one night in his own home" before ITS final
rest beside his wife in the cemetery. lie
was an Englshman by birth, and had no
relatives in this country; but q large com
pany of friends and neighbors met 70 pay
tribute of respect 10 his memory, among
whom were many children, who were held
in high regard by him. His simple, blame
less life has left its influence for good.
Upright in his dealings, strong in his likes
and dislikes, he had many friends.
The Shore Line Railroad" and the late
excitement over the same have subsidized.
We earnestly hope it is mot dead but
sleeping"
DIR. Brigham was summoned in haste
to West Sullivan, Sabbath last, to remove
bullet from the knee of a man who he'd
tampered with firearms. lie located but
has not been able to remove the bullet as
yet
May 22
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

Nhprif's Sale.

itANtbi n - - MAY I%tE. INsu-
Dl virtue al an execution which Issued a
d iud glnsul recovc red at n term OF the supreme
Judicial curt held at Bangor, within and foi the
county OF renob-cot,on the first Tuesday Of April.
\. u. ls.l. by John IL Roberts, OF Bangor, in said
county, against oliver l.. stuson, Of swans l.
land, IN the county of Hancock. | have seized. as
the property of said Oliver l. >tn-ou. the follow
Ing described rial estate situated In swans l..
land Plantation. in said county OF Hancock. viz.
HArlur Island and Hat Island also a certain EDt
OF parcel OF land situated in swans Island with
buildings thereon, bounded as follows Beginning
at the shore the north side of Long Cove" so
called at stone marked a, running north eight
and three fourths degrees east nineteen rods To q
stake marked "B," thence north seventy nine de
grees east FIVE rods, thence north ten degrees
three rods and five feet 10 stake and stones
thence east thirty degrees south ten rods TO ledge
of rocks marked "F Il - thence south twenty de
gIee- west wenty seven rods 10 a stone marked
III )" thence westerly by the shore 10 the hrst
mentioned bounds being same premises descrih
esi in deed dated June IA, lss1, and recorded IA
Hancock Registry OF Deeds, vol. 2i9 page l25. the
same having been attached on the original wr1t
the 26th day Of August, A. ID. lssS and unless said
execution Is otherwise satisfied. | shall sell said
real estate at public auction TO the highest bidder
at the sheriG-- office in Ellsworth In said county
OF Hancock, on saturday, the twenty first day OF
June 4. ID. Iss0, AT ten O'clock in The forenoon. to
satisfy said execution anu all fees and charges.
d. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
May l2th, lss1. 3w20
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CLARK, of Angus
Ia, have been making short stay among
relatives and friends here and at Bass
liarbor. finding a warm welcome. We are
glad to learn through them that Mrs. Red
Ion. of SCarboTo, our former pastors wife.
Who has been dangerously III for some
months, IS now on the fair road 10 rcCUy-
cry.
To our great regret, our good neigh
bors, the family of Mr. James Clark, have
moved from our vicinity and taken up their
residence on the South side.
Road commissioner Tracy j. doin. some
excellent work on our highways, improving
every opportunity between the showers.
The Cousins hill, which has Witnessed
many sqVahbles with team horses "stIck'
on It's steep ascent. has been cut down sew
eral feet, in fact almost icvelrd. which Will
prove a good thing for tcam~tcr-. Now {
the commissioner could spirit away tile
un>ightly pile Of rocks uucarthed it would
make the landscape more pleasing to the
sight.
uur venerable neighbor, Mrs. Susan
Tarr has been gradually falling for the
past few weeks. and it Is thought can sur
vlye but few days at most.
Mrs. J, q. Sargent, of Green's Landing.
has been visiting her daughter, Miss l., F.
Sargent, at the Freeman House for a week
past
May 10. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
IFor the Ellsworth American.
Memorial Day.
1890.

1880.
Breathe softly, winds Of heaven,
For to the skies ascends
The incense Of sweet offerings,
While honor with IL blends.
Each grave becomes an altar;
The sacrifice was made,
When on his country's altar
The soldiers life was laid.
Shine clearly, sun Of radiance.
And let thy genial light,
A bxlo shed Of glory,
To crown the cause OF right.
The deeds OF worthy heroes
win live from age to age,
As clear aud bright as sunbeams,
On history's written page.
Bloom brightly, flowers Of beauty:
The red Of Southern rose,
The blue, like sky Of azure.
The white, like Northern SHOWS.
Each lily-cup censer
From which fragrant breath
OF gratitude Is waited
To those who sleep In death.
Sing sweetly. birds Of spring-time;
Let music fill the air;
Your joyous songs Of freedom
Are echoing everywhere.
oh. may some sweet-voiced songster
Above each soldiers grave,
Sing In his clearest accents,
A requiem for the brave.
Then when the watch stars cleaning
With steady. peaceful light.
Look down upon our country,
on this memorial night,
May each grave they have guarded
So tcnderly and long.
To-day have been remembered
BY blossoms and by song.
VI. Z. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

The Eastern Maine State Fair to be
held at Maplewood Park in Bangor, Tues
day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Sept. %, Sd, 4th and 5th, will be the
eighth exhibition given by this society,
The trotting and running purses, and the
premium lists for the park and halls are to
be issued the first of June. The trustees,
m addition to the usual sports such as
base ball, balloon ascension. etc, are now
arranging for some special attractions.
The exhibition of horses and stock prom
ises to excel that of any year heretofore.
The managers hope to be able to negotiate
special matched race between the famous
stations Nelson and Alcryon, to be trotted
Wednesday, Sept. 3d-Goyernor's Day
Since the extensive improvements made
last year the track is one of the best half
mile tracks in this country. For prem
ium lists and any information connected
with the exhibition, address Eastern Maine
State Fair, Bangor, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

Mariners will be Interested in the fol
lowing notice Of the chart corrections for
Maine during the month Of April, Of the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
as 1t will be Of much benefit 10 them
/. PASSPORT Harbor Entrance. Lubec
Narrows. The fog signal at the new light
at the south end Of Lubec Narrows las
been discontinued
2. Cutler iIarbor Entrance. The red
wh>tling buoy, formerly Indicated IL
miles 5. T.. by +, from Little River Light,
ha~ been discontinued.
g. Mpose-a-Bec Reach. The red spar
buoy No 1, at the eastern entrance Of the
Reach, has been moved to a position 3-lU
of a mile 5 T. BY t.. IA T.. from Kelley =
Point.
lnc 4 srar buoy ~ ?. off Gangway
Ledge, has been moved to a position 40
Of mile s +. IA 5. from the spindle on
SNOW Rock.
Frrnchman's Bay Sullivan Harb3r.
Crabtrcc', Ledge Light. The black nun
buoy NJ. j and the red can buoy No. 3,
of Craotree's Ledge Light have been re-
moved
;. Bluehiu Bay, York Narrows The
II. s. buoy at the western entrance to
York Narrows, has been moved to posi-
ton on the southwest edge OF the i foot
lump indicated on the chart, t-lO miles
+ ; f. IA T. from Egg Rock Beacon
s, East peuobscot Bay, Isle au iIaut
BAY The following changes in the mum
bers OF the Ouoy> in tins bay have been
made
The black spar buoy of Little Triangle
Ledge from No. J to NO :.
The black spar buoy oil Triangle Ledge
from No. 3 to No. >,
The BLACK spar buoy of Halihut Ledge
from No. | to No. ,.
4 East PenoD>cot Bay, OF The Porcu-
pines The ii. ). buoy, indicating the 10
foot lump : Of mile northeast Of The
Porcupiuc- has been moved TO a position
close to and to the southwark of the lump
:, Prnob,cot Bay, Bay Ledge The
red nun buoy 80. > oh Bay Ledge has
been moved to a position close to and to
the southwcStward Of thu ledGe.
,. East Penob>cot Bay, OF North Is.es
boro, Long Island Ledge The black spar
buoy Of Long Island Ledge has becn
changed from No. : 10 No. 9.
~. Portland Harbor Entrance. red
spar buoy, 40. (, has been placed off the
southwest end Of Little Hog Island, 2-l0
miles f. - 5. from Breakwater Light.
ii. on Cape Elizabeth, Taylor's Reef.
The black can buoy marked #. r." oil
Taylor'S Reef, has been moved to d posi-
tion SO Of a mile 5 +. IL ;. from Cape
Elizabeth Light (westJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

An APT QUorAT1oN.-Ex-Deputy Col
lector Fla:ley, of Boston, is noted for
classical quotations. puns and jokes His
latest is one of his best. 1t Is related that
on the day of Collector Boards induction
into office, the heads of the departments
of the custom house. were assembled in
the collectors office chatting together.
Suddenly Mr.. Beard entered, and upon his
appearance Mr.. Flatley advanced, saluted
the coming chief, and exclaimed in the
language of the ancient Roman gladiators
"Aue Cesar, nOrituri te salntdmus."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

NHEREAS, Miiiari l.. Hamor, of Eden, In the
w county of Hancock, and state Of Maine, by
his mortgage deed, dated the second day Of Feb
ruary, ID ISIS and recorded In the Hancock coun
" Registry OF Deeds, book 220, page 45s. conveyed
to the Hancock County savings Bank. Of Ellis
worth, in the county OF Hancock, certain lot or
parcel OF land with the buildings thereon, situated
al HulFs Cove, so-called In Eden, Maine. and
bounded and described follows. viz: Begin
ming at the corner Of the line fence at the county
road on the west side thereof north OF Richard
Hamors house and runs north 81 east five rods TO
a stake on the west side of said town road thence
north 35' west nine rods and four links, thence
south 81 west ten rods 70 Richard Hamor's line
thence by his line south So east sixteen rods TO
first bounds at the road, containing one half acre
more or less. being the same premises described
in deed from Alden Hamor to Warren Hamor
dated April 2S 1850, and recorded In vol. III folio
ls3 and whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broken. now, therefore by reason Of tht
breach Of the condition thereof claim a fore
closure of said mortgage.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANk.
BY Charles c. Burrill, Treasurer.
Ellsworth Nc, May 18th, 1880 5ws0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
state News.

In the superior criminal court in
Boston Charles P. Fessenden, formerly of
Portland, pleaded guilty to two counts of
an Indictment charging him with the
embezzlement of about $6, 400 from o. H.
W. A. Buckley, insurance agents, for
whom he was clerk. He will be sentenced
later.
Fire at Calais burned the residence
and portion of the contents of Samuel
Lees Union Mills. Loss Sl.50O, insured
for $500.
Mr. Daniel A. Holmes, of Worcester
Mass. will start summer paper at Old
Orchard the coming season. He calls i,
"The Original Package"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
Notice Of Sale.

DURSUANT to license from the Honorable o.
p. Cunningham, Judge of Probate Of Han
cock county, Maine. issued on the second Wed
nesday OF November, 1859, TO me, the undersigned.
as administrator OF the estate OF James Morrison,
late Of Plantation No. s.. In said county, shall
sell at public auction the twentieth day Of june
1899, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on the prem
ises the following described real estate of the
James Morrison, and the same described In nv
license aforesaid, TO wit certain lot parcel Of
land situated in sand plantation No 3 in the south.
east part thereof and near Middle Branch Pond
so-ealled, and being the lot cleared and occupied
by the said James Morrison In his lifetime and
known as the Morrison place, with all rights. priv
iieges and betterments belonging to and connected
thert with.
Dated this eighth day of May, A. d. 1890.
3w90 JOHN z. 6HUNAN, AdministYator.
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OfIsnd.

The aewives are very plentiful in East
river, SO that they are being carried OF by
cart-loads, Mr. John Bowdeu has been
obliged 10 open his weir,
Mr. Howard j. Lawrence has sold his
house and farm to Mr Joseph Douglass
but he does not move till fall.
Capt lthicl Saunders and all his crew
are thought to DE lost He sailed trum
Boston about one hundred and twenty lays
ago, bound for Cayenne but the >c~-c. las
not been seen OF hesrI from since Capt.
Amos Hanson was aboard, but did not
learn the names Of the rest Of the crew.
The CougregationaIists had sramaus
concert last Sunday evening, which was
pronounced very entertaining.
Rev. Mr., Dow moves this week EcIs
to reside in Bucksport Rev, Mr Dod-,
occupied the Methodist pulpit last SAT-
-ath.
They commenced yesterday 30 sow
down ice from the upper icc-house at the
Fails"
Capt. Mark Gray, who bought the HI.
store IN Bocksport has put in d large all
complete assortment Of groceries.
The ice business Of Burk,port is draw
sng to a close only lGDo tons left To haul.
all belonging to capt. Marx Gray
May II. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
Sayings of our Neighbors.
THE SERPENT STILL IN EDEN.
mt. Desert Herald

Mr.. Webster Tracy, of Rome, has mar
ried Miss Carre Adams, of Carthage.
This classical event took place at Wilton,
Maine. We would suggest that the "hap-
py pair" so plan their wedding journey
that they may spend day or two in
Athens. Belgrade, Corinth and Damascus
behold the glories of Etna. travel a bit in
Egypt. indulge in ntimental reveries at
Gilead, Hebron Jerusalem and Labanon
visit Mars Hill, see Naples, pause awhile
at Palmyra, pass through Poland eat figs at
Smyrna, and inspect the ruins of Troy and
other famous old Maine towns ere they
settle down for quiet and uneventful life
in Amity. Friendship, Harmony, Hartland,
Lowell, Moderation, Union or Unity.
THE SHORE LINE.
Machas Republican,
There was feeling of surprise and in
dignation apparent upon the streets of
Cherryteld Monday evening, wheuit be-
came known that Col. Greene had wired
Engineer Hilliard to suspend work on the
railroad survey, and return the next morn
ing with his party to Orono. When Col.
Greene left Chcrrytleld last week for Port
land with contractors NJ Ills and Lawton, 1t
was inferred from what had been learned
of his movements that he was sure footed
with the Maine Central and that there was
to be no further tom-foolery in the com
pletion of al enterprise in which the peo-
pie are so deeply Interested. But the sum
mary way in which their expectations have
been snubbed has taken away what little
confidence they retained in the colonels
ability to accomplish his purpose. 1t is
also evident that the people on this end OF
the line are getting more and more dis
gusted with delay and disappointment, and
are demanding something more tangible
in the way Of railroad than what Col,
Greene has given them And should the
project hold hrc much longer 1t Is probable
that movement Will be made by the towns
to get rd OF the financial obligations in
CURED In its behalf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

The daughters of the late Mrs. Gregory
Mrs. Means and Mrs. Conant) wish to eN-
press their gratitude to the many friends,
and especially to the neighbors who were
so very kind and untring in their works
of Kindness and assistance during their
mothers last sickness.
Geo. A. Clough Esq, came on steamer
Castine, Saturday, bringing the remains of
his brother, Roscoe Clough, to be laid in
his native soil, We remember Mr.. Clough
as a genial, kind-hearted whole-souled
man. After stormy voyage of life he
is safely in the haven at rest.
Capt. Dunn is at home for few days.
A case of his in court which has been
pending for the last seven years is settled
this term in his favor.
May 10. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

There are two things which will make
us happy in this life, If we attend to
them. The first Is, never to vex ourselves
about what we cannot help; and the Sec
ond, never to vex ourselves about what we
can help.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Peter Powers, of Green's Landing
w Deer Isle. in the county OF Hancock, and
State of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated the
twenty second day Of ugust.A 1858 and record
ed in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds, in book 23s
page 800, conveyed to II. NJ. Ii. Hall, the under
signed, If Eisw orth in said county OF Hancock
certain parcel of real estate situated in said Deer
Isle and bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at the southeast corner of the lot herein
convened Al a marked tree; thence northeriy two
hundred rods by land sold Ezekiel KenDey by
James Duncan; thence westerly sixty y-one rods By
land Of 4. sylvester; thence seutherly two hun
dred rods by land formerly Of James Duncan
thence easteriy sixty one rods by land formerly o
David Thuriow. containing sixty three acres. more
or less and being the same premises conveyed TO
me, the said Powers. by Charles A Russ, by deed
dated the day of May, A. ID. Isss. and recorded
in the Registry OF Deeds for said county Of Han
cock. in book lg7, page 2As: and whereas the con
ditions OF ssid mortgage have been broken. now
therefore, by OF the said breach Of the con
dition thereof we claim foreclosure of said mort
gage and give this notice for that purpose
II. ". B. HALL.
Ellsworth. May 18th, A. d. ls90. sw20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

The following Juvenile Temples have
been organized by Mrs. Julia A. Chatto,
Dist Supt. j. T.: At Penobscot, May u,
Valley Home Temple, with nineteen active
members and twelve honorary members.
Officers as follows Miss Maud NJ Leach,
Supt Winifred Wardwell, c. T.. Millie
Leach, V. IT,. Della Bridges, Treas. Nell
lie Snowman, Sec. Lula Marks, +. Sec.
Flora Clement. A. See. Walton Grindal,
NJ Norman Grindal, A. NJ; Addie Glenn
ent, Chap. Lewis Leach, Gar. Irwin
Leach, Sen. Mabel Snowman, Il, II. s.;
Archie Bridges L. H. S. Roy Bridges, p.
c. T.
At South Penobscot, May 18th, there
was organized Little Giant Temple with
nineteen active members and twelve honor
airy members Officers as follows: Alzada
Staples, Supt.; George NJ. Staples, c. T ;
Gertie Beal. " T. Vesta Bowden, Chap.
Helen Snow, Sec. Mamie Grindle, Treas.
Carroll Perkins, Mar; Alice Bea', A. NJ. ;
Emma Staples, f. Sec; Alice Staples,
Gar. Percy Perkins, Sen. Flora Bowden,
X. IL. s.; Helen Snowman. l.. Ii. s.; Joe
Peterson, p. 9. L.