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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

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SPARTA, Mich, d, June The Weston :
played the Welch Folding Bed Club
here this afternoon and defeated them
by 4 score OF "A TO g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
A POWERFUL LOCOMOTIVE.
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Tho g.. az. has received new
rousoldatou fre'gat locomotive from
tie BALDWIN works 81 Fmade phIa.
The locomotive is au ecHt waeol coa-
rrcfrd drVer aud Weighs 10000
pounds Thc cylinders are 29rl4 and
FLO drivers 81 inches I'D q .awttcf. Jnn
-e1r eng Iae Is tIie most D1rfrI. 0re n
the possession of tae company ara w
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

The railroads are doing their share TO
make the Gilmore festival a success.
Reduced rates are given on al roads
entering the city and a large attend
ance, Judging from the application Tor
seats, will be here from the principal
towns IN this portion of Michigan.
Newton Beers engagement Will close
the season at Redmoaa's Opera House,
and a very prosperous season It has
been for Grand Rapids popular amuse-
ment resort. Manager Ed Saltcrt thinks
Its Il remarkable coincidence that the
same attraction should both open and
close the season at the same house.
Mr.. Beers opened the Redmond season
August , last.
The dramatic papers and the actors
clubs in the East are having animated
discussions over the benefit fever which
is quite prevalent down there. But as
no epidemic of tins kind has been re-
marked III Grand Rapids, mention Is
cheerfullv made Of communication
purporting 10 be signed by the leading
business men on Monroe and Canal-sts.,
which has been received at this otiIct
. extending q testimonial benefit TO
Manager I'd Il. Salter, of Redmond s.
Accompanying It Is a reply supposed ID
have been written 10y tine GENIAL and
hustlng manager. in which nc accepts
the honor with "deop gratitude and
ir which he promises 10 decide upon
/ the date Of the evcEt, after consultation
with Manager Chas- ii. Garwooi.
The attractions Mt Smiths this week
/ speak for themselves. Undoubtedly
I they have one of the best shows of the
/ season, and that popular resort tOl
| lovers of vaudeville Will probably ENJOY
/ good houses all the week. The follow
ING are some of the Specialtics: Prof
/ Abt leads the list in hs wonderful
/ Grec an mystery, Geo. G. Marshall Wi
/ be seen for the first time tins season IN
T his Adonis dance. Among the Others
/ are Chvettc, DcimcTc Il Wilson, John
/ Max and the Eycrctts. the whole 10 con
cludc with the funny farce "Unclc
i Josh"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

The Team work OF The club.

The silver CliHs defeated the Golden
Gates by a score of 2S 10 9 yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

An enjoyable concert was g.vcn bT
the Gcrmania Singing society at tacr
h3ll or Front-st., under the direction Of
Albert Ii. Morchcad. last Thursday
evening. The society has made great
Improvement uuIer Nj. AoIclcad s.
leadership.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

A concert was given atthc Wcsim MIS-
ter Presbyterian Cnucn last Tuesday
evening. .n which Miss VI. l.. o o'Douou-
hue, pianist; Miss Marie Noble, soprano;
Prof. T.. &. Shepard, hasso; Master Don
Ewing. piccolo, and aquartet composed
Of b. s. Bcnekcr, ". ii. Looms, VIII
Wurster and o. l.. Wl.marth took part.
The song, OF seven, read hy Niss
Frost were sung by various young pco-
pie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30

Deputy Sheriff Charles L. Pickering, of
Lincoln, started Wednesday morning to
go to the camp of Bradbury Bros. on the
Upper Land Brook, above Burlington.
about twenty miles from Lincoln. He tied
his horse about two miles from the camp,
took dinner at the camp and after sum
moning witness for case on trial at
that time in Bangor started on the return.
AS he did not appear at his destination it
was rightly concluded that he was lost in
the woods. The next afternoon Mr.. Brad
bury and another gentleman started for
Burlington and found Mr. Pickering s
horse where he had tied him. They search
ed tor him all that afternoon and into the
night, without success.
The next day further search was made
and this time it resulted in finding Mr..
Pickering's body. 1t seems that after
leaving the camp Mr.. Pickering, when
about halt mile from the camp, took the
wrong road and wandered about In the
woods not knowing the way He was
found where he had evidently fallen from
a log, only short distance from the main
road. The body was taken to his home.
The deceased was born in Milton, n. H.,
September 24th, $780, and was consequent
ly over sixty years of age at the time OF
his death
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eedHWtck.
The annual Harvest Home" festival
occurred on Wednesday Oct. 22d and was
grand success. $500 was taken for supper
tickets and the balance to make up total of
about $4,000 was received for vegetables,
fruit, ETC., of which there was an excellent
display The display OF quilts, paintings.
etc. including Mr.. Geo. Christie's interest
ing hive of bees at work in plain view was
as large as usual Among visitors were DIR.
X. =. Grindle of Bluehill and DIR. +. Her.
rick of BROOKLYN. The chowders were
excellent; the attendance very large; the
interest manifested In the occasion was
equal to last year which was considered a
banner year. Thanks to all visitors for their
efforts to be present and to contribute to
the success of the occasion financially and
socially. The funds will be appropriated
as usual to the church incidental expenses
including sections salary.
Steamer Henry Morrison" is hauled
up at the old wharf here for few weeks.
The heavy gale of Monday, Oct. 20,
prevented the "City Of Richmond" and
"Cimbria" from making their trips.
Mr.. Geo. Cover of Tacoma was in town
recently.
The cranberry yield has been excellent
in quality and quantity. and large ship
ments are being made to Boston and other
places. Mr.. Moses Friend raises the larg-
est quantity of any one in this section.
more than 100 barrels.
Mr.. Arthur Sylvester has purchased the
small schooner, the Three Sisters"
Capt. johnson of the schooner Cobb"
was in town over the Sabbath, Oct. 10Th.
The church furnace fund has reached
$3.50 so. S275 90 is required.
State Convention Day was observed by
the Sunday school here; collection SO. 55.
one candidate for baptism was received
at a special church conference Oct. 23d.
Sunday morning, Oct. 26, one lady was
baptized at Ssrgentville beach b, Rev. E.
| A. Davis, thus becoming q member of the
First Baptist church.
Oct 81 E. d.
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association, its aims, sc. The replies
seemed to strike new chord, and meet
approval. Before the meeting closed he
asked where reports could be obtained, and
urged payment therefor, which informed
him were gratuitously distributed TO the
press. His expressions of surprised ad-
miration at the intellectual gifts of our
women, evidenced that he was converted
to the large work of the "a. A. W"
Invitations from Women's Clubs in Buff
falo and Rochester are urged for members
returning eastward to stay over few
days at those cities and hold sessions.
Our president has accepted and many 9th
ers will make up the excursion thither on
reduced railroad fares.
If this letter were not already more
lengthy than intended, would add brief
description of this growing city-its rap
idly increasing population, now numbering
one hundred and eighty thousand-its
many beautiful churches, its colleges, uni
versity, and schools, its handsome and at
tractive stores and excellent hotels, and
what strikes us as wonderful. the quauti-
ty, quality and cheapuess of fruit. Niagara
grapes, sweet, large and delicious, 3 cents
a single pound or 5 pounds for 10 cents
large ripe pears ! cent each or 10 cents a
dozen This is in the immediate neighbor-
hood of the great orchards aud vineyards
of Ontario. yielding grapes immensely this
year.
Niagara Falls is within four hours dis
lance by rail. Those going to Buffalo and
Rochester will stay over a day, some one
possibly reporting to you from there.
ABBY NJ FULTON.
Toronto, Canada, Oct II, 30.
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The idea seems to prevail at the pres
eut time that au educated man, and espe-
cally college graduate, has toiled and
studied in vain, unless hi eater one of the
professions, >" so called and the result is
that the professions" are becoming crowd
ed to the neglect ard expense of equally
important calings We need educated
agricuturists, merchants. manufacturers,
railroad men, etc, to ill hundreds of ex-
listing vacancies, very much more than we
need recruits for the legal and medical
professions, now filled to repletion.
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State News
his death.

ON ny W
H. Besse and others of New Bedford. was
launched from the New England yard,
Bath. Wednesday forenoon. She is 639
tons net, and will be commanded by Capt.
Perry of Phppsburg. She will be ready
for sea in ten days.
The barn of C. H. Hussey of Albion
was burned Tuesday night of last week.
Mr. Husscy is an extensive hog raiser,
having a herd of 500 on his farm. OF
these 100 were burned. Mr.. Hussey's loss
will be about So 0Go The fire was doubt
less incendiary.
Burglars entered the Boston & Maine
Railroad depot at South Berwick Tuesday
night of last week blew open the safe, and
smashed the office all to pieces. They
got about $40.
Percy Rich of Winterport appeared
before the grand jury at Belfast against
Mrs. Ida Mason. who shot him last sum
mer Mrs. Mason has left the State for
parts unknown
The farm buildings of Living l.. Hill
in North Saco were burned the 2lst.
together with fifteen tons Of hay and
farming tools. Loss. $500; partially
insured.
Fire destroyed some Of the buildings
of the State of Maine Slate Company at
Blanchard, the 2l>t. The fire started in
the boiler house and communicated to a
shed and smaller buildings The loss is
not large. Its origin is unknown
-Alonzo Tasker. while engaged with
other neighhorS in raising barn for Will
lam Durgin. al Simpsons Corner. fell
from beam into the basement, striking
his head on the granite. He was rendered
unconscious and his recovery is doubt full.
At the request of the selectmen Of
Turner. Or. George II Bailey Of Portland,
State Veterinary Surgeon, went to that
town to see case nf CHAMBERS in horse
owned by Peter Gouthier. Dr. Bailey
found a very bad and dangerous case,
which was liable 10 spread both among
horses aud human beings. Ten little
children Of the Gouthicr brood were play
ing arouud tie horse The State vetcri-
marian appraised the horse at $50 and
ordered II kuird.
Announcement is made Of tie forma-
ton and incorporation OF an organization,
The object OF which j. to establish city
hospital a Watervile,
Rev William &. Mann. who closes his
pa>torate with the Second Congregational
church Biddcford. this week. going from
there 10 reubln. Cal, was Wednesday
evening presented by his pari,hioners with
T., ,.,.tiv ,,,ld ,,a,ch ami chat, as token
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sefiuass
The new Catholic church of St. Pat
rick, in Lewiston, will be open on Christ
mas, and beautiful service viii be held
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30

$. II. Clifford, New Castel Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism. his
stomach was disordered his Liver wa, affect
ed to AN alarming degree. appetite fell away .
and he was terribly reduced In flesh and
strength. Three bottles OF Electric Bitters
cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,, had a
running on his leg OF eight wears stand
ing. Used three bottles OF Electric Bitters and
seven boxes ~ Hucklen's ArHica >aiyc. and his
leg i sound aud Vel. John Speaker. Catawb s,
o., had five large Fever sores On his log. doe
tors said he Wa incurable One bottle Elec-
tric iiiter- and one box Bucklen'- Arnica
Saive cured him entirely. Sold by ). ID. Wig
Yin'. Drug store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HAScocK, >s,-Court of Probate Ellsworth
pet. Term, A. .. l~,A.
Accounts having been filed Tor settlement in e.
tates of
William Bunker late Of Gouldsburn deceased
Bedford r.. Tracy, Administrator
Ann NJ. Hariing, late of Buck sport. deceased
George " MaNtieIt, Admins traitor
John I. Morrison, late of Mariavillc, deceased,
Mark c. Morrison, Administrator
Lucy }. Morrison, late of Marlavllle, deceased,
Mark {. Morrison, Admin -tr;ltor
Charles +. Kingsley, Of Goullsboro, minor
Jennie ;. Kingsley, Guardian.
Barbara Good, lat" Of Goul,i-boro, deceased
Albert K Ioy Executor.
Thomas stanley, End, late ofCranberry Isles, lie.
ceased,
William +. Preble, Admr. with viii annexed
Orhered-That the said accountants giye no.
tice 10 all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order to be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American, IA newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court to lie holden al
Bluehill, on the End "Wednesday OF Nov next
AT ten OF the clock in the forenoon and show cause
II any they have, why the should not he
allowed.
o. L. CCNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest t-CHAs. 7. DoRR Register.
a true copy, Attest :-CHAs. +. DORR, Register.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs, MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used hy mothers for their children Will. teeth
Ing. II disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest hy sick child suffering and cry ng
with pain of cutting teeth send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. Winslow', soothing
syrup for Children Teethiug. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il, mothers, there Is no mistake about it,.
Il cures diarrhra. regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie, softrn~ the gums.
reduces inflammation. and gives tone and
energ to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
low- soothing syrup" ,nr children teehing i
pleasant 10 the taste. and is the prescription
OF one OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. and i, for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price TWENTY-FIVE cents = bottle BE sure and
ask for " LIS. " INsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
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Where the Husband ReyOIts.

An involuntary respect for a neat housekeep-
er always arises in the breast of man. A
home may be an humble one; its inmates may
be poor, but if clean and neat, it is preferable
to one wherein dirt abounds. IT'S hard to
hold husbands affection with dirt, and per-
haps this Is one of the reasons why hOusekeep-
take so readily to that best Of all soaps, the
famous Brussels It's economical.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice Of Second Meeting.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, $ Court Of Insolvency.
In the case Of John IL. Ford, Of Ellsworth in
SAID county, msolvent Debtor.
This Is to give notice that pursuant to an order
of Court therefor, second meeting of the credi.
tors of said Insolyent Debtor Will he held at the
Probate court room in Buehill in said county
on Wednesday, the ltth day of Nov a d.. 1850.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. for the purposes
named in chapter seventy OF the revised statutes
additions thereto.
Attest :-CHAs 7. DoRR, Register Of said Court.
IVA
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commissioners Notice.

m the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon. o. +. Cunningham, Judge of Probate
for the county OF Hancock, to receive and exam
Inc the claims of creditors to the estate of sarah
T. Turner, late OF BuckspOrt, deceased, repre-.
sented insolvent, ito hereby give notice that 81
months are allowed to said CREDITORS to bring In
anu prove their claims; and that we shall attend
that service at the selectmens Office. on Monday,
the Srd day of November, A. ID. IsgD, at ten o'cock
In the forenoon, and on the first Monday of Feb
A. ID. 1881 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
u. W. MCALIsrER, c,
GEO. W. ABBOTT. Com'rs'
Bucksport, Sept. 10, 1880. 3w44
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commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been ap pointed by
w the Hon. o. p. Cunningham. Judge OF Pro.
bate for the county of Hancock, to receive and ex
anime the claims of creditors to the estate of
Thomas F. Hartman, late of Bucksport, deceased.
represented insolyent, do hereby give notice that
SIX months are allowed to said creditors to bring
In and prove their claims; and that we shall al
tend that service at the Office of T. II. Smith, In
said Bucksport, on Tuesday the 9th day of De.
cember, A. D. lssO. and Tuesday the 10th day of
February, 1881, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. OF each day
CHAS II. RICE, Jc,
T. IL. SMITH, ioomrs.
Bueksport' Oct y, 1890 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
Cbe clls}uortb american.
THURSDAY, OCT. 80, 1890.

We do not read auony nous letters and commu-
cations. The name and address of the writer
are in III cases Indispensable. not necessarily for
pUbilcatlon hut "a guaranteeof good faith.
We c.innotundeltake 10 return or preserve com
y lnications that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
He Yelled kemp's Baisam.

yell Take kemp's Bn,am. the best cos:h
cure" always DO when hear man cough.
and cant help ii. II saved me aud 1t will
cure YOU. ! Wa threatened with pneumonia
la-t winter and IL broke it up. 1t helps the
children out when their thrnats are sore, cures
their coughs. snd tastes 50 good. The first
dose holds you. SO writes A. X. Arnold, en-
giueer on the West Shore Ry.. al Canajoharie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30
>TA1E or N AlVE.

HANCOCK. ss.-at a Probate court holden AT
Ellsworth within and for said County 0. Han
cock on the second Wednesday of October
A. ID. 1850.
w HEREAS, petition has been duly filed prav.
w ing that the balance which will remain In the
hands OF George W. MaNfeid, administra of
the estate OF Ann VI. Harding, late of Buckspnrt
deceased, on settlement of his second account
which account was died at probate court held aI
Ellsworth within and for said county, on the sec
ono wednesday OF October A. ID 1880, may be
orhered To be distributed among the heirs of said
dered. "
mat notice thereof be given 10 Ill persons in
rested therein,by publishing copy OF this order
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri
can, newspaper printed at Ellsworth in said
county, prior TO the second Wednesday of Nov
a. u. 1880, that they may appear a. probate
court then TO lie held at Bnehill. within and for
SAID county, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ana
snow cause, II any they have, against the same
q. L. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate
N true copy Atest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
RtTII
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Hon. VIM B. Smell, a native of Maine
but for years past a resident of Washing
ton, d. c., died suddenly Friday night.
For long time he was judge Of the Wash
ington District police court. During the
war Judge Smell was the honored Captain
of Co. B, 18th Maine Regt. and took high
rank as man, an officer and a soldier.
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS. Thomas o. Tracy, of Ellsworth. in
W the county of Hancock, Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated January 23rd. iss5, and recorded
In vol 1885, page 81, of the Hancock Registry of
Deeds, conveyed to me, the undersigned Colin
Mckenzie certain lot or parcel of land situated
on the eastern side of Union River in said Ellis
worth ana being part of the Rey nolds place, So
together with all the buildings thereon II being
the same premises conveyed to said Thomas q
tracy on me said srd day OF January. 1888 by the
said Conn Mckenzie, to which last con yeyance ref
erence is made for more particular description
and whereas the conditions Of said morte We have
been broken, now, Therefore by reason 81 ~
breach of the conditions OF said m1rtgaye , te
a foreclosure thereof 'iai'n
Ellsworth. Oct. 18th, 1880. At,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-30

Tuesday of next week i, election day
in several of the States and much interest
is felt all over the country relative to the
questions which enter into these elections.
America expects every Republican to do
his duty.
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HOlSteil Stock for Sale !!

have for sale full blooded registered Hol
stein bull. eighteen months old and OF large size
also three Hostein cows all with calf by regis.
tered bull. and anumber of grade heifers and
heifer calves Of the same breed, any Of which l
will sell at a reasonable rice. Also grade Hol-
stein bull eighteen months old which will sell
very cheap. This stock is entirely satisfactory to
me and the only reason why wish to sell it is that
1t takes too much time and makes too much extr
work for one In my business. Address,
r. l.. GRINDLE.
Mt. Desert, Oct. 81, 1890. 3wA
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nlE subscribers hereby give public notice 10 all
l. concerned thar they have been duly appointed
and have taken upon themselves the trust Of Necu
tors of the last will amt testament IT Herman
Eyas Davidson, late Of Mount Desert in the roun
ty Of Hancock, deceased, no bonds being requlr.
ed hv the terms OF the viii; they
therefore request all persons who are iu,,cbte to
sdit deceased estate To make immediate pay
mcnt and those who have any immediate deman Il,
thereon To exhibit the same tor settlement
ALICE BDWkER DAVIDSON
EDITH BDWkER DAVIDSON
OctOber Nth, A. d. l-.tl. 3MiI
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Speaker Reed addressed 5000 peo-
pie at Champaign, III.
-Chauncey NJ. Depew delivered an or
alton at the laying of the cornerstone Of
the new opera house at Peekskill.
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Biuehiil.


very quiet and pleasant wedding took
place at the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Horizons, Oct. 23rd. The parties were Mr..
Clarence Snowman and Miss Sadie L.
Horton, of Buehlll, who We're married by
Rev. Edward A. Mason. As the guests
were seated in the pleasant parlor enjoying
social chat, their attention was arrested
by the arrival of the pastor who cordially
greeted each one. Soon after there came
into the room the bride walters who were
Mr.. William Horton and Miss Eta Dority,
followed by the bridal couple who were
soon united in marriage. After the usual
salutations they were seated and the pas
tor with short speech presented them
with an elegant bible which was present
from his father and mother. They were
the recipients of many very nice and use
full presents from their friends in Blue
Mill, No. Sedgwick Boston and Lowell
After they had partaken of very sump-
tuous wedding supper and enjoyed the
pleasures of the evening the newly mar
ried couple left for their own home which
they had previously prepared for them
selves in the quiet little village Of Blue
hill where they have the best wishes Of
many friends.