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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
EcileDtic Fits Cured.

NY remedy has been successfully used over
twenty ears the first patient being permanently
cured 1t has often cured when all else has fail
ed may 1t not cure you? II is put up in liquid
and powder form, sent by express at your own
expense, or mailed post paid. The powder is
easily prepared, and its use often saves heavy ex-
press charges. Medicine for one month, 81 90
two months $3.50. l.. p. EVANS, Druggist, Do
yer, Me. lyrl3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Benjamin b Norwood Of the town
w of fremont, In the county of Hancock and
End. A. ID. 1855. and recorded In the Hancock Reg
istry Of Deeds, vol e2e. page Gs. conveyed to the
undersigned the following described lot parcel
of land, together with the building and improve
ments thereon, situated in said fremont, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a
cedar stake at the corner and junction of the Seal
Cove and Long Pond roads and running 5. So W
following the said Seal Cove road five (5) rods to
a stake thence running n. go ". four AZ reds to
a stake; thence \. 62' f. i've (5) rods IN stake
at the said Long Pond road thence S. g.
e. four "a rods by the said Long Pond road to
the first mentioned bound and containing one
eighth of an acre. more or less and whereas the
conditions of said mortgage having been, and still
continuing broken, claim a foreclosure Of said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose.
CHARLES H. FRAZIER
By 4. G. Fernald.
Mount Desert, May 9Th, 1880. 3w20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

Don't fool away your hard earned money
IN buying wortht>, article; but invest in
Brussels soap, and he happy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

No more hlue Mondays for housewives =.
washing j. made easy rs the u. Of Brussels
soap. TRY IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

What we specially need in Maine. and
have needed for many years to the end
that our material prosperity may be en-
hancei. /, increased pride for the State, $
better appreciation OF it. resources and
possibilities, greater love for ancestral
homes and patrimonial acrcs-yirtucs
which, II generally entertained ana persist
emily emphasized, might save to the State
It's smartest and most enterpFising Young
men who would give new life to its pros
pcri'v Lat it no longer he laid that
MAINE j. q good State to cmigrate from =
but rather that Maine i an cxcellcn, State
10 live in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
Real Estate for Sale.

The subscriber hereby offers for sale at a bar
gain the real estate Of the late Nathaniel Moore,
situated on the west side of Union River, on the
old Bangor road. o-called in Ellsworth. Said
estate is a small farm with house and barn there
on DARWIN N.MooRE, Admir-.
EIlsworth Aug 2~, i>ss tf35
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

WE CONGRATULATE our High school
friends upon their gift Of an elegant flag
and stsf. We have long been thinking,
il we were able, we would like to do
the same thing; it would have been a
great advertisement. Now we shall
have to fall back on the goods them
selves. For a Graduation Dress we
think you can do no better than select
one from our stock. Our show window
for the next few days must convince
you that we have the right material and
style to suit.
GLOVES AND FANS Ladies Gloves
we show the newest lengths, shades and
STYLES. We show also some exception
ally dainty things in the way Of Fans.
HANDkERCHlEFS- all prices
SILK STOCKINGS-In black and colors
IN FACT-We can furnish everything nee
c>sary to the young ladies about to grad
uate at prices sure to suit. at No. 9 Main
street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

My wife cured me OF very severe collie
in five minutes with johnson, Anodyne Lni-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

For valuable consideration have this day Civ.
en- my son. Geo. +. Gott his time during his mi
nority, and shall not claim any Of his wages or
pay any bills of his contracting from this date.
FRANK p. GOTT.
Brooklin, April Is, 1880. 3wl9'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
STATE OF MAINE.
TREA-uREK's OFFICE,

Augusta. April -, l>r-
Upon the following townships or tracts Of land
u not HATH, to he tANc,i 10 any town. the follnR
iug assessments fur county Tan ~ i-'-J mAtic
by the county commissioners o. Hancock county
on the 18th DAY Of March. l-su.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
A Republican State Convention
Granite Hall. Augusta,
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1890,
AIuo,Clock AN.
ALI O'CLOCK A. M.

For the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Governor, 10 be supported at the September cleo
tIuH, ami traHsAcung any other business that
may properly come before it,
The oasis OF representation viii be follows
Each city, town and plantation will he entitled TO
one delegate and for each seventy five votes cast
Tor the republican candidate for governor In ISIS,
an additional delegate, and for faction OF forty
votes in excess Of seventy five votes, further adj
GItional delegate Vacancies In the delegation Of
an! city, town OF plantation can only BE- filed by
residents OF the county Ia which the acancy eN-
lists.
THE State committee will DC 10 session in the re.
cepuon room OF the Han al nine O'Clock on the
morning q the Convention. for the purpose Of n
CoisinE the credentials ot Delegates
tn, voters Of Maine who believe in the policy OF
protecting home indus ~, a. the emf that the Ia
Iorcr -i,AI have steady ems los Mt with adequate
compensation for III toll who believe that the
agricultural industries 81 Maine should be freed
from tnc injurious competition OF foreign pro
ddgts ho Joan III the policy IF prohibiting the traf
he IN E4uoT- AZ immoral, injurious ana danger
To The lest Interests OF society, who believe IN
the vision Of well regulated owl service ,
who approve nh measures iar the restoration Of
American shipbutl!luE VINO uphold all measures
for assuring an independent suffrage u the pee.
pie ami an honest counting OF their hallots-are
cordially invited 10 Join with the Republicans IN
choosing ,icics gates t. tAl- Convention.
Per order Republican >iate Committee.
7. T. SoTTHARp, SECRETARY.
Augusta, Maine, April ,, l-'1.
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.
The Republican State Committee have made the
following railroad arrangements FOR The Repub-
lclu state / convention.
Mtt>E CE>TRAL RAILRoAp.-Tckcts for any
tram TUESDAY "Wednesday and THURSDAY, June
Joan. }ltl AMI l-th, from Aroo-took County and
Eastern Maine, gao.l to return on ara train Thur
day and Friday June l3ih snd 18th, can Dee had at
fary The rluIi1 tF1p At All other points the
Maine Central tickets Will only Re SOLD good for
any Train going t. augusta on the lth AMI l3th
ami FOR j return Thursday and Friday, the l3th
AMI 18th.
PuKrLA>l, Mt. DESERT 4 MACHIas STEAM
BOAT tD--ihue far,. for round trip to Bar Harbor
ut Portland A.I rtturu. a. delegates may desire
as. al tht-- places ra.l tickets can be procured
seats lt Granite Hal WELL b. reserved for Dele
gate, rJuuel2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

Nearly every body needs good medlcin.
st ihi, season, to purify the blood aud build III
the system. Hoods sar.apsrilla j. the mos
popular and successful spring medicine anc
blood purifier. It cures >crofua all humors
dyspepsia. sick headache that tired feeling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

II will no, be discalt matter to me in .ve,y an
ernt community one persons familiar with the
ioiA ote u me noted Sweet Family OF natural born
surgeons OF their wonderful tact for ettnz bones, Of
theu ooysh pranks in the ley, Of the fam
ny cat, OF similar operation on the old speckled
ioos'eF} and many many Others, Here is one anens
portrait We herewith publish.
Li'lng IN humble poverty, some two mile. from ths
hone OF the Sweets, dwelt lone widow Who vas
Aofey athlcted with a monstrous tumor on her neck
"hieh mad dehed the skil Of the local physicians not
excepting even young Sweets ponderous preceptos
oatvfe the good old doctor and the shining medical
shts oil the neghborhood the day dream Of youne
Sweet 10 the humble estate of the elder Sweet "a
tract OF land which had been burned over Here Va
me ao1de OF rare rbs OF roots, and from its ehArred
oosotn oiossomed the rarest flowers. Into this Lin
IeAim young Sweet plunged with youthful anabi
non, Wrestling from earth's virgin sot II, choiceaa
hero, them quickly submitting them to searching
was soon obtained, which joyfully convened in =
t"oquart ti1-pa to the thankful widow distance Of
Two miles BY the footed physician, receiving in
return only thanks-but such thanksl With a rosy-
checked apple as his reward a merry vhi,,Inr bow
trudged his way great big some thing tug
sns z, ms heart as be recalled to mind the widows
sHteiui tears Nearly a year passed. and with il
vanished The widows unsightIy tumor The joy and
ooy'sh PRIDE OF young Sweet having vsnquished the
lamoI which had dehed the local doctors be sur
missed but he had the good sense To ep thu victory
tor years from his old preceptors knovfedge ha Wing
'tolty denied to him the authenticity of public rumor
ms success served to give 6xity to young weets
-. ~ W ioio" 10 the footsteps OF his anceo-
,ors The hero of the above adventure is nov At the
nsAa o me largest medical practice IN New England,
upwards Of t,e,ooo year.
members OF the noted SWEET FAMILY, of Ma
tural Physicians and Bone Surgeons Of Rhode Is
land, also sole Proprietors of DIR. Sweets
GREAT HERBAL SPECIFICS.
OUR MOTTO
ONE REMEDY FOR ONE DISEASE.
Order at once of your druggist, or enclose funds
for FULL STOCK, with statement Of case, and
send 10 us at once.
See our plan elsewhere.
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FOUND

On the county road in De'iham, harness. The
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges
A. G. HOOPER,
3wl9. East Holden. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

pfic.al li-t showing the number OF delegates to
WAlgt oagl rIty. town ana plantation Ia the oouu.
Is I'D HAn.9yk j. entitled lu the state Convention
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15
-DANA'S SARSAPARIILl

Itch cured in 30 minutes nv Woolford',
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by :. u. Wiggin. Drug
gist. Ellsworth. lyta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-15

At point about one ami half miles
from Frankfort. while Percy Rich and
Miss Mason We're driving from that town
to winterport the former wa shot BIZ the
woman and is in a most critical condition.
Two shots were fred from revolver, the
second passing through the mans under
lip and up into the roof Of the mouth.
The two were lovers and had quarreled
-Machias is in luck, Mr. Henry H.
Porter, resident millionaire at Chicago
and native Of Machia>, has given $1,000
to erect free library building in Machias,
10 be called the Porter Memorial IL
brary.' He also gave an amount sufficient
to cover the cost Of the lot. The library
at present contains 800 volumes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Territorial Items.

The caterpillar nuisance Is ;he all absorbing topic now apperno-t in the
 minds Of the Phenicians. The Herald :: says There should be general en- : slsnghl made upon the cottonwood
 trees about town. To-day they are loaded xith caterPillaTs to such an ex-
 seni. that fears are entertained that tkey may prove Q terrible sceurge by next season. Clean them out now"
 .sR H. Paul has entered on his duties 4s HRited States marshal.
 esJohn Fl. stoct, of Florence, has been selected by Judge Kibby for clerk oi : the court Ter Maricopa county. =. Sam Nsgee, "Missouri parson." is :.kolding s Feriva, in Phenix. \. IT. Piekthaii, whose name has bean mixed up with the Burcheil affair jn Csnsds, is located in Tucson. He was supposed to have been killed by Bnsshel
 :. An sBterrrising citizen of fhenix IS running daily stage line to Tempo, in competition with the rsilgoai.
 Mayer Ben Hereford has returned to Tucson ireua Guayma' very much i'm proved in health.
 There ars great many cattle buy CTS frem ihe north, in this territory at present. Nearly sn the rsrchmen ca the San Pedro river from Benson ts DUdleyyiile have sold their steers already st very good prices. one eat tie dealer alone shipped to ihe east fourteen train loads Of cattle in the last four weeks.-Citizen. :. cThe Citizen says that Tucson is ss.6ly ia need si furnished heuses for the ac- comnlcdat;sn of visitors.
 Associate Justice ]. Ii kibsey, who has given such eminent satisfaction in this district. we are pleased 10 soto, will become resident ot Phenix. The chief justice viii centisae 10 he located st Presco.t until the legislature makes . change possible in the mstter.-Her- aid.
 Pheaix people are just now engaged is their annual raid ou csterpillars. Fhenix has water case on trial, the -tesiln1ony in which hss already footed ID oscI i,0o0 type written pages of legal cap, and tho case is stii. in pro grers.
 The Fair Association has determined upon sn innovation al the next meet ing, October Itth The exhibits will hc made in Shenix, wsile the races and tousRaaeaIs vii take place 2 ,he fair sr2 r-nds ss usgs'.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
NOTICE OF F0HFsITnaE.

m LOUIS BYRSE. YOUR HEIRS. As- \ Eigns and Iegzl representatives
 You a1o hafeny noilhed that the under. slgEed, who ts co-owner with you in shs Bellevue mining cisir, has exDsTi ist tl 0 usa Of one hundred dollar. iu labor and i'm . proven ents upon said mlning cissi m, the said expenditures aa Improvements being sa ade by me in tho year IsSs in com isnca with tae Unzted >,ts-es mining isws, reqair1ag sn claims.
 Toe said Bellevue mining claim consists of l.soe feet in length by eo feet ~ide. situ ate Ia Msrtintx Inipinx distrlct, m the cnanty of fsvapa lr ths Territory of Arizona. re- cofJ of tho location of the said Bell vue uttn- ing lsim ia nl sde in the Record of Mines. In the office ef ne County Rseer4sr Of said Yay. aral county in Book 2t. page ses.
 And you are hereby fsrtaer notified tna. tf ai the expisatiou Of ninety days after the publication of ihis notice, you faig or refise 6 to contribute or pay to ne your proport.on of tae said expenditures, tcsethef wish Iha cost of tha puciicAf,on of this notlce, the interest Of you h said Bellevue mining ciR.al wfli be forfeited and become he property or the un- iefsfsnsf gAMES CaHAKA
 ffescoli, X. D.. Feb. |, Isso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
SHfIRfrS SALE.

sas hh ias. sss shs ss sta si ssssn. isse, is: sued eos ci ne ls.ss' & s.rs SsSs el af V sr,saea. N i'sisss % ss c. saahTsri sas s6srf II. nufsnis- s,a ' nsia@ s.i T sa sfsis of nas bford . tior lclsfsr. arc Q AiEaf1. aad the 5taeeas 0 0os2 MI camPasy is defeaasni sad wastsin ff . above 2 s4s8ad riatRuds ettssass saas- s,e,,s A. siass ihe <sa ssof ssola sflnlna Gem . caaY. dsfsaaAni. sa the ssh day of Nss.1a- sr e1 s9 ssa. 'a aaaarea % % sss feesis m ave sad fi.utv .ihrsE pGg.auadfedtbs Dollar stts.- Iss-Af damage. aud T~ent{s sona and Tea ,ata isiss meat sfsz op ths rfgh aas of ko. VI aosF A. lssh. aIls srtstea tn tee nmes ei tae eises of .ata ss@F an& @saa ls. s,.. 2. said afth day of Eosetntst Al. lsss
 Ma essax aey gSses1Al pfvsefsy oi sAla spea tp s erssis. ssass saa Tainias claims tyi sx aaa tsins sstnsfs in ths hssssgsnlFa Nseies p.sisses, ia ans s9ansy sf s ssss@a s
 Tee ssnasaf sscIa Asasax Claim, design Assa oy iAA ssarseyef. ,ssssF@i es ths Lsfsssosy e fssssfe par sss asy dssefihs2 Ia eeFsasfs p@t. eat wherein fks Halted states sf sf1ss La is xraEsax snH iae SeNEto4 tsat1 %tuiax 9sola. I.sny IL ssansae. hs&rias date iee thils3 -arsz lag U January Q iss&y sad ssoorasss ia tiss sssssfAl L@na ofries st Wilmington. DC. ln siss end saso ia the ssrse af sbe s'aa ssy Ke- eorieF 8f ss3 faeapst so9Ets. AF1xuaA Ter. Fsipry, oa as slghsssath. dss of fe. raary. sss1, ss rSg@* ST t0 kffs tseiasiss. es Bosak fs nf ness kso0ssss, iA esi1 cnaafy Fecefarrss cffrS. Aisn p3n ts.4 @s aelox rQzzsh ExkeB. sscH ia4e Eatht siafsp, deasnAtes hS tSs ~uEFsauE SeHssat s{ Afis1nA Tsrfst9Ts as tsst SaaetS tsisis ikais sp1 more psfttf aI.riy i-sefifea ia A certain i&ssAs stsfsin ths rnitass ktas$s of nssrla | is sFatzt5r aa& Toe @enekH Gold 4trfsE CoxaR Rang xfspsse. bear laE Is e fha fttsls Gfst 3as af I&nassy 4. n. lsss. slsd fsoesa s& Ga i2s GsEsfsi Lsaa tfsas ai slihiagtoB, q. C. sl aaSas isS ta lg< tss ri as ff tf itGcs Sttty shs fesi. Ane Also v 0cfss3 a ake Gft3 es sf She ee e8nsy reoaE1ss af ss q Gsis. ugy uf l4sspat. GU ths tk j. 4Ay 0f laaaAfy, k, V fs.e st pNzek 2fs tS s9s irrfu sixss. uf Book FoaFts@a f&st deed feceFss of sass ei8Bft r cersef7s urresS tS NateH sad satssszs snd the fassaFds t6efsssf es sfgrs said reference ts hesshs fasrea ate ese aad nsa C snf ua0fe sssa Aiss aaa esfis{r desefip n nf astt ni1lBg claims ana each af 1hsan.
 Futtlr notiee ts hnFsny gwen that on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
JOHN WANAMAkER,
 Postmaster General. .xe
fyo sss.l APPLICATION FOR I PATEhT.

u.s LAND OFFICE, fNEscsTr. asIzosA.
 fsffuafy sih, $50. NOTICE iR hersog gwen tha. naekbsrry ~ NinsHg cnmpany, Hy J; :. William g, its Prescott, Ariroas. has tisls day nisd his ap- piieA saE fsf patent for i4sa linear fret of the Aar6b boiTy mine ar yo.n. bearing copper goif snd Silver. wltE surface ground ssl feet To ws1th. fttnAt d in B'g Bax AiDiaz District, County of rsvepsl and Territory of Afisona, aud ce-igr a'ed ay tAs oaid. . s.es Aad cflciaf plat Ol lie sn tAis office 9s Lot Sumrsar g the esteri'ls sognasries o. hs'd L7t No. se being ss nliows.
 Beasauing at irIt as monument al eynler of cle n. where is set sikse stone rns-ked 1 A II No. |, U \, Ainersl & &onunsns So. 8 bAkrs N 1t Geg. as nl "a. T. 35sA feet. thence S g. sics % min 90 feel to V centsr end of claim. where is marked H No, on Y & lace " S,a fee io where is ser slate stone snarked H No. 2 Thence z 3a deg g mln " isia feet 10 where is set sia'e sfo1s marked Il No. {. tceGca < b4 de Sa rofn \ so fc af so ee nls 2 on W face of slaie rock In place. soa feet to where is set siats stone nlsfkad H So. a, the0cc \ SS deg Sc wiR E fs s43 feet io where is set slate stone marked H NJ. T thence S et deg S mn " 1a feet ts ruonamens and st..ls sta, . No; pssee of sesia7iA. ea opt
 Magnetic variation. E deg ss min east. ssn- tanning ss3 acres
 The location and relocation or this mine is rseordsd in the Recorder one ot 1avgpsi County, in Books 't and zT os Mines.
 Auy and all reraors claiminx adversely a ay portion of said Blackberry mtne or sarface gcan Id are required io Ale ihG.f adverse claims with the Register of the Gnsssd St ates Arizona, daring the sixty days psrfyd or puhlicAIiqn hereof, or ih,ywtii be barred ey virtue cf the provtssons of ,he stssrte
 ilzwis F. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
s Noble Man Cone

The sad news was received here 6y telegraph this afternoon, and shortly afterwards circulated by an "Extra " from ;he office of OUT oentem porary, of tae desth ef Major General George Greek. formerly department. com saanasr of tke department of Arizona. Ills death occurred at the Grand Pa cisc Boiol, Chicago. at 7:15 o'clock this zsorning, the cause si death being heart disease. The announcement will csEsc pang of serrow to many a heart in arizens, az the territory has never had truer or better friend than General George Creek. He was pcs sessed os that courage which absolutely knew no fear, while at the ssIse time he was sympathetic snd forgivins in his nature.
 occurrence for years has caused such s universal expTessicH af serrow aud regret ia and around Prescott, as wss occasiened Friday en the announce
 nens ths. General George Crock had :. died suddenly in Chicago. Every flag iG sowH was Immediately placed ct half mast, whiis many Of the ensIness houses of the town were draped with smblesss ef mourning. Mayor Howard called special meeting Of the city cauncii, which was held last evening, ai which ii was
 : Resolved. That the people of the cennty call public meeting ;o express their great sorrew, st the sudden death cf the late General Crook, and that at said, meeting the citizens Of the eeapts,. appoint committee to pre- parf suitable resolutions. And tha; tl,ey, confer with g hke eeamit;ee to .be'apssisted by the mayor of ihe city :.s The mayer appointed the following zcsmmittee Of the council: Parker. UanBe.i and Hathaway.
 =. The flag on the city hail vas also ST. iered te he placed at half staf until after the funeral of General Crook.
 General Creok entered the array in 1852, as second lieutenant. and rapidly worked kis WAY up ts the rank os Major General, ts whick he was promoted ia April. lsSS.
 His reputation as an Indian tighter is provereial, and is known fcooa one end ei the United States to the other When 'firs. assigned te tae command of the department oi Arizons, the territory wss v.e.run with hostile Indians, whom he speedily and efectuaily conquered, securing lasting peace.
 lie was of modest sad retiring dis position, and WAS universally beloved by all whc knew him, private citizens, ss well as officers and soldiers in the tbs army.
 The summons which osiles him from duty came very suddenly and without warning. He had been attending to his duties en the 2oth instant, retiring in his usual good health. OR rising on the ne-niag of the 2Ist, he suddenly experienced difficulty in breathing. and was assisted to sefa by ais wife, where be expired before medical aid could reach him.