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CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUES
end other securities Commercial Gtho-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSFA.A.M-
- special meeting Of Hiram Lodge No s.
"a a,M Win be held on FRIDAY, March IA, 1890,
AZ 80 O'Clock at Masonic Hall 2Stb at for the pur.
pose of attending the fune raj of late brother,
isaac davenport All Master Masons are invited to
attend. Services at Mount Zion M Ia church al 2 40
O'Clock. By order Of the w.M
IT. WILLIAM WASHINGTON.
~ MASONIC A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
- ton Of BENJAMIN b. French Lodge, No. Is,
fAAM. viii be held at Masonic Temple THIS
tIhussday) EVENING ut $50 O'Clock sharp for
the purpose OF performing funeral services the
remains of our late brother. VIM r. Taulbee, past
to escort the remains to the PennA X. K station.
full attendance is requested
By order Of the w.M VIVA galley
1t Secretary
2~HOTEL. STEAM BOAT AND CAR LAUN-
mer Resorts done at short notice prices reasonable
call and see our plant. DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY,
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. VIM. II. briggs ha.
been granted furlough for one year from the
lst OF April next The orders of James C.
Drake to the Alliance have been revoked ant
he has been placed on waiting orders
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RTHE AMERICAN ICE COMPANY.
OFFICE-l0th and SITS. n W.,
Penobscot River Ice Co. and Willis Ice Co combinedJ
owning the best located harvesting plant in Maine,
and having made the additions required TO meet its
rapid growth will give patrons the fair
as in the past Best grades Of GOAL and WOOD for
sale. Red Wagons. Z NJ. WILLIS, Washington Man'r.
Sas3-ecdaHp~--
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, DC.

Inaccordance with the above authority the Lincoln
National Bank Of Washington viii open it, once the
of 9th and streets vest on or thS
TwENTY-FIfTH DAY OF MARCH, 800. Tor the
branchea - - -
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THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS this morning in.
cluded Senators Sherman, Paddock. Casey.
Aidrich, Hiscock and spooner; Representa-
tlves Grout, Dubois, Pugsley, Yardley, Russell
and Lodge; Joseph P. Smith of Ohio, Charles
Fletcher Of Providence, RI, Edwin Miner Of
Connecticut. Thomas s. Hodson Of MARYLAND
and several Menonimee Indians
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w. r. c. will hold special meeting FRI
day afternoon, Oct. "A, at $50 O'Clock to pre-
pare for inspection.
Mrs. s. X. Whiting, end, and children re-
turned home Saturday evening from visit Of
several weeks to Massachusetts
Mr.. Doyle, whose boarding house was
burned last week, has rented the old Congre-
gational parsonage on State street, until his
house shall be rebuilt.
Mr.. Charles Shaw Of Strong. Me-. was In
this city Tuesday. On Sunday last he visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw, and
his grandfather, MIR. Samuel W. Clesves of
West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Lucy j.. wife Of Rev V. T. Ward
well. died at Camden. Monday night, Of heart
disease. with which che had long been Ill. She
leaves q husband aud three daughters who
will have the fullest sympathy of this entire
community In the grief which has come to
them. Asa contemporary says:
"She was well known throughout eastern
Msine, ss n most earnest worker In every good
work, and great helper In the church work
Of which her husband was pastor. She will
be missed and mourned over by large circle
Of friends"
Her funeral will take place IN Bangor at the
home of her father. Mr. Warren. on Forest
Avenue. snd she will be laid TO rest at Mount
Hope.
The following changes are announced In
the mail service for Maine.
Route 36l-East I.amone to Ellsworth
From November l. 1890, extend service to be-
gin at Lsmone Beach. increasing distance two
miles. The special service to LamoIne Beach
from East Lsmoi ne will be discontinued from
October 81.
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Aymeneal.

Married Oct. is. in the Baptist church in
Bluehill, by Rev. }. f. Eveleth. Miss Addie
May. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
G. O,good Of BuehiII. and Mr.. George G..
Frederick Of Meihuen, Mass. The church
was finely decorated by the bride. young
friends, with protu,ion Of autumn leaves
and flowers, and her costume was beautiful.
Mrs. Mary f. MAYO presided at the organ and
finely rendered several select pieces. among
which was brilliant wedding march. A re-
ception was given later in the evening at Mr.
O-Sood's residence TO select party Of friends,
where bountifu refreshments Of coffee, cakes
and fruits were enjoyed. The presents to
the bride were numerous. elegant and useful.
The bridal party departed the next morning
for their home in Methuen.
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Died.

obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe paid for at The rate Of ten cents line.
Cranberry isles o. ct. IL, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benniah Bunker, aged about 3
months.
Rartett's Island-Oct 10. Beulah. daughter
OF \. Q. and Caddie VI. Bartlett, aged month
and y days.
Southwest Harbor Get, IA. Olcott A.. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Asher Allen, aged months
and 90 days.
East Lamone- Oct. II, Mr.. Isaiah Gllpa.-
rick aged 10 years and months.
West Hsncock-Oct. IA, Mrs. Belle Brown,
aged 81 years.
Maiden. Mass Oct. 10. Mrs. Lovina Ann,
wife of Henry II. Waugh Of Stoughton Mass,
formerly Of Ellsworth, aged 81 years, 6 months
and "a days.
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Mayor Smith of St. Paul, Mimi, has
received an appeal signed by prominent
citizens of Brown county, South Dakota,
for aid for needy and destitute people
there who are suffering by drought and crop
failure.
New York and Boston Brotherhood
clubs played an exhibition game at New
Haven, Conn, the 10th, it resulting 3 to 4
in favor of New York.
Wet grounds caused postponement
of the first game in the worlds base ball
championship series, which was to have
been played at Louisville, KY, Thursday.
The r. G. Peters salt and lumber COM
pany at Manistee, Mich, has assigned.
The liabilities are estimated at 50, 900 600.
Mr. Peters is interested in land in various
parts of the country, and unfortunate ven
lures outside of the Manistee plant are as
signed as the cause of the failure.
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E.llsSvortn Fort.
SAILED

ElI.wor,n Port.
stlLEp
Thursday. Oct
Sch Marceilua. Rrmick. New York
Sch Fair Wind. Lampson. Boston
sch D> Lawrence Patterson, Boston
Tuesday. Oct "a
Sch Emily, Higgins. Boston
ARRIVED
"Wednesday. oct Is
sch Magee, hef Portland
sch Fir tncouia, Young. Dover
sch Forester. Fattcn. Boston
sch hgric"la, BowfIen. Boston
sch |. II Remick. Remick. Boston
sch otrnnto, Niiliken, Boston
Sch WIN Pickering, Hammond, BOSTON
sch Susan Frances, sadilsr. Boston
sunday, oct 10
sch nelave are Hutchlus Boston
sch ecanower. Milhken. lar iiarbor
sch Nestal Wakefield, Bar Harbor
Sch Mary Eliza. Cousins, Long Island
SAILED
Tuesday, oct II
Sch r A Magec. Kicf. Ronduut
SET Grace, Limit, Boston
sch Ret Rover. rhurstnn, Boston
Sch Nj Vernon, Frccthy. R"ck.aul
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar oct l., sens Pavilion, Clark. Port
johnson FOR Lynn J & II Crowley, Lord Ron.
dout
Ar oct N, sch Mari,l Natter Bangor
Sid oct is, schs Ehcn Dale Deer Isle, pcNalo,
Bangor, A X Benty. Sew York Nightingale.
Gott New YORK
Rangor-Ar oct l., sch Waldemar, Boston
tld 'ict =, sch Rabboui, Roudout
fld oct II, sch A hickman. New YORK
brunswick, t,a-sld Oct Is, sch John Douglass,
Jort!ap, >atlll
Mt Desert Ferry-Passed in oct H. -ch Apphia
Il Amelia, Portland Tor sullivan
View York->i oct l7,,chs Quick step ,Rockland
Silver Heels, Boston, Mahoney
Ar Oct Is. schs Enterprise, Robinson. sullivan;
Anna W Barker, snow man, keuucbec
Cid oct Is, sch Helen q Moseiey. Holt, MAINTAIN
fiymouth-Ar OCT 10. sch Victory. ODER, New
York
PortIand-Ar oct Is, sch All-,on Barbour, Ban.
gor for New York
Cid oct -. sch lntz. Bunker Cherryhcld
ar pct ~, sch- Katie Hall and |. Rogers.
Deer Isle for Boston. Northern Light Robbins.
Bangor for New York, Grace stevens stevens
Winter Hstbor for Boston
Ar oct Il, sch Amelia + Cobb, Johnson, Forts
mouth
Philadelphia Ar oct II, achs Light OF the East,
Smith, swans Island. A Mitchell, Barbour, sui
iivan
Salem--Ar oct II, srhs " Carl. Hobokcn for
Bar Harhor. Break OF Day, Ron,iout for HaIlow-
ell; a Crabtree. south Amboy for Bath, Gen
Banks
sI oct Is, sch Chrome. Port johnson
Vineyard Haycn-sid oct le, sch Fred c Holden
Ar OFT II. -chs + + Frye. swans island, for New
York, W { Bee, sullivan tor New York
Hor~igS Port..
st Pierre Mart-Ar sept y. bark Auburndalc,
Dow. Tor Turl.s Island
Ar Sept II, bark fremont, Barring. Norfolk
81 John, Bed oct Is, sch II II Hayey, For
syth. Boston
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Obituary.

Very suddenly. on Tuesday ls.t, Mrs. Belle,
beloved wife OF Jesse A. Brown OF West Han
cock, closed her eyes 10 the scenes OF earth,
and passed on to u higher and brighter home
She was born In Eden In 1853. but has. since
her marriage which occurred some Is years
ago, made her permanent home in Hancock.
She was a noble woman, In " hose society there
W as rest and comfort aud In " hose smile there
wa, sunshine: none realizing Il more than her
bereayed husband sud Borrowing children. On
the morn ny I her death though weigh he'd down
with weakness. she insisted on being dressed
10 Join the family In the -itting-room, but
scarcely had she risen when great fAlutne>s
-iezed her; husband and friends thronged
about her. rendering all assistance, but before
they could scarcely realize it, God had called
her home.
A faithful wife devoted mother and kind
neighbor she has ever been. She leaves hu--
band, four interesting daughters. an aged faith
er. mother and five sisters. To these sorrow
Ing ones we extend our deepest and fullest
sympathy. Funeral services were held AT her
late residence, the Rev. Mr.. Bowler officiating.
Old and young gathered to pay their last trb-
ute Of respect 10 one no will be greatly miss
ed in our community. -" " hen one we love il
Wing low, where human sorrow cannot reach
her face; OH do not blame the heavenly Faith
er 20; but wear your sorrow with 0bedient
grace. And we shall shortly know that lengthen-
ed breath is not the sweetest boon God gives
his friend; aud that sometimes the cable pail
OF death, conceals the fairest boon His love can
send"
SUMAC.
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I Born.

Bar Harbor oct. II, TO Mr. and Mrs.
Frank D. Foster, a son
Bucksport-oct. :, TO Judge aud Mr.. o.
car I. Cunningham. daughter.
Birch Harbor Sept. y, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred F. Win>low, daughter.
Sept. Is. TO Mr. and Mr.. ". :. Abbott a
daughter.
Sunset-Oct Il, to NJ. and Mrs. Walter II.
Small n son.
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SUMAC.
Obituary.

Mrs. Loyina Ann Waugh, wife Of Henry II.
Waugh, OF this tow n. died in Maiden, Friday
the 10th inst, aged "a years, 6 months. "A days.
Mrs. Waugh was well known in this town,
where she had resided for many Years and
where she was closely connected by the ties Of
kindred and friendship In large degree. She
WAS born In Ellsworth Maine, the daughter
OF Joseph Milliken and was one Of family OF
four children. One brother is now living, be-
ing a sailing master. A sister lives In Els
worth, Maine. Another brother deceased,
was Nathaniel, father of Frank II. Milliken,
Of this town. She married Henry II. Waugh,
in this town, June 18th, 1859 and the fruit of
the happy union was the birth of four children,
all but one of whom are now living. They are
Henry OF Whitman, Mass, Grace, wife Of
Charles Gardner, of Maiden, and Agnes. Mrs.
Waugh was woman Of many virtues. A
kind mother, who possessed the warmest af-
lection Of her husband and children. good
neighbor and devoted life. her death is sim
cerely mourned by many toughtOn Mass. J
Sentinel.
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Orlani.
We have had about twenty successive
Sundays of pleasant weather
The Methodist church has been thorough
~ repaired aud /, about ready to be used
again.
We were very glad TO see Rev Mr.. Bras
tow here at the i z. S. G. T. convention.
He was the Congregational pastor here
about nineteen years ago.
Our town has recently lost a much be
loved and honored citizen in the death Of
Capt George Hancock. Always kind.
hearted, upright and cheerful he will be
greatly missed by his many friends, both
among the old and Young
suppose full report Of the Hancock
County Y. 7. 5 c. +. convention will be-
given in the AMERICAN, and therefore will
only say that it seemed TO be success. in
every way. There was good attendance,
and the weather was all that could be de
sired Castine sent in all invitation for the
convention TO meet there next year and it
was accepted
Oct. 20 Il.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. OCT IS, 1890.
Levi, J. Brown, Miss Lizzie Bellatty. or
" = Fannie tandage. A Fraham.
Nj Ada Garland. Frank HamhIen.
Mr.. James Hendi-On, Mr. Charles Hartman,
Mr.. George Linton. Robert Peters.
Mr.. Geo. ". Rome, Mr.. Cenyette Shaw.
Melvin l.. Wood,
Please call for advertised letters.
A. ". GREEDY. P. NJ
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1t Is an eXtravagant man who will hang
himself with pair of fifty cent suspenders
when ten cents worth of clothes lines will do
the job just as expeditiously and a well, and
1t IL an extrayagsnt woman who will use any
other than Brussels s0ap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemish-
es from horses. Blood Spaving. Curbs, Splilts,
Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stiles, Sprains. all Swol-
len Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemsh cure ever known. Sold by 8. d.
Wiggin, Druggist, Ellsworth. 1y49
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So. >urry.
Mrs +. NJ. Cunningham of Somesville
is visiting relatives here.
We understand that Otis Conary's fami-
ly are sick with diphtheria in mild form
Capt. f.. II. Torrey has been to Colts
Island and purchased a boat load of fish.
l.. b. Thompson of North Bluehill was
in this place selling pumps last week.
Mr.. Frank W. Morgan Of Morgan's Bay,
who was thrown from his buggy at East
Surry a short time ago and quite seriously
injured, is slowly recovering
Mrs~rs. Hiram and Isaiah Black of Nor
gans Bay are building large boat.
Centre Hall is being newly shingled
School closed in this district No. 2. J
last Wednesday on account of diphthera.
Oct. l6. SIRus.
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When she was . Child, she cried for CastoriA
Whom she became Miss, she chung to CastoriA
Whsn shs hsd Children, shA gave than CassoEia
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West Hancock. Oct. 20. 1880.

Jealous darkies wipe out their rivals with
ho handled fazor-. and Brussels soap wipe.
ou' 81 rivals with thu broad axe Of superior
Lur.t.
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Remarkable Rescue.

-"Universa household remedy, Is the COM
mon peoples name for Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by s. d. Wiggin. Drug
gist, Ellsworth. 1y49
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Nest Franklin.
John +. Gordon'~ vessel will BE launch
ed Oct. p. Should the weather prove
pleasant It viii ~ an enjoyable occasion
large gathering is expected. Dinner
will be served at the Baptist vestry and the
Franklin Curnet Band viii furnish music
u. +. Smiths, Duncan McVicer's and
Thomas Goodwin's new houses are about
completed and will he occupied in a few
days. Frank Blaisdells at the corner 8.
Johnny Weutworth's and Warren Blas-
dells at the head Of the bay are about
ready TO occupy.
Miss Trueworthy, Of Surry, has recently
closed a very profitable series Of meetings
at West sullivan We hope she will come
over to Franklin and help us.
The Union church society have purchas-
ed their lumber for finishing the interior
Of the charch, from Bangor, and have ,tor
ed It in the church ready for use; also the
brick for building the chimney.
oct. ~ II. A. s.
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kemafkaDle Rescue.
Mrs Michael Curtain. Plainsfeld, ILL.,. makes
the statement that she caught cold. which set
tied on her lungs; she was treated for Il month
by her family physician, but grew worse. He
told her she was hopeless Uictim Of con-
sumption and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought a bottle
and to her delight found herself benefited
from first dose She continued its use and af-
ter taking ten bottles. found herself sound and
well, now does her own homework and Is as
well as she ever was. Ten cent trial bottles Of
this Great Discovery at S. d. Virgins Drug
Store, large bottle SOC. and 81.
Forced to Leave Home.
over 60 people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call at their druggists for
free trial package Of Lanes Family medi-
cine. IL your blood is bad, your liver and
kindevs out of order. II you are constipated
and have headache and an unsightly complex
ion, don't fail TO call on any druggist to-day for
free sample OF this grankremedy. The Ia
dies praise it. Everyone likes Ii. Large-size
package 30 cents.
1yl4
-Bols and Pmples and other affections
arising from impure blood may appear at this
season, when the blood is heated. Hoods
Sarsaparilla removes the cause OF these
troubles by purifying, vitalizing and enriching
the blood, and ut the same time 1t gives
strength to the whole system.
What Is CastOria!
Castora Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription
for infants and children. 1t contains neither
Opium, Morphine. nor Narcotic substance. II
Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops,
Soothing Syrup and Castor Oil. 1t is pleasant
Its guarantee is thirty years use by millions
OF mothers. Castoria destroys worms and
10 FiShn mi H.
ing sour curd, cures diarrhua and " ind collie.
Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures con-
stipation and flatulency. Csstoria assimilates
the food, regulates the stomach and bowels,
giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is
the children's panacea-the mothers friend
GRANDMOTHER SAYS.
When she was girl that her mother always
gave her sulphur and molasses to purify her
blood. but she now gives sulphur Bitters TO
her grandchildren. as il is the best medicine
she ever saw. If The FHther. 2w42
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CITIZEN.

Lasts twice % long IS cheap soap for lsun-
dry use-Brussels.
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The annual meeting Of the Hancock County
Christian Endeayor Union was held in the
Congregational church at Orland. Oct. 10th
The subject was Associate Members Respon-
sibility," opened by Mr.. Z. W. Lord of Els
worth. A conservation meeting opened the
afternoon session, followed by reports Of the
societies. Rev. +. A. Mason of Bluehil was
not present and DR.. Whiting of Orland. read
his paper on The Chairman Of the Commit
tee" Rev. Mr.. Cushman Of Castine expressed
desire that the Union should give some ex-
preston to be put upon record aud also sent to
the managers of the Worlds Fair to be held at
Chicago in 80. requesting the observance of
the Sabbath in the opening Of the grounds, and
tnls was carried heartily. An invitation was
given for the Union to meet at Castine in the
fall of 81. The discussion. The Christian
EndeayOrs Duty to his Church. was opened
by Miss Austin Of Castine and Mr.. A. F. Page
of Bucasport. Rev. Mr.. Brn-tow Of Rock port
followed with some interesting remarks and
Rev. Mr.. Adams of Castine and others spoke a
few helpful words in the same line. A social
held at four O'Clock was followed by a supper
IN Orange Hall. The evening address WAS BY
Rev. Z. f. W. Hubbard of Ellsworth. on
strength" Mr.. A. S. Hartman was elected
secretary and treasurer for the ensuing year.
1t is understood that the late Hon. Lewis
Barker left an estate valued AT a small amount
less than 500 600, says the Bangor CONNER
ctdl. His will is now on file ut the Probate
office and some of his requests are of much
interest to his many acquaintances. To his
widow he left his residence on Third street and
$4,000; to his grandson. Lewis Barker. be
left his diamond pin. cane and law library. to
Mr.. F. II. Owen. of Augusta. and Mrs. Maggie
Let. PIaR . l-f.
TO bis housekeeper he left $500. provided she
remained in that position through Mrs. Bark
er's life. The rest Of bis estate he divided
equally between his three grandchildren. Mrs.
Fred H. Owen, Of Augusta. and the two chill
dren Of the late Lewis A. Barker, of Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

CURED SORE THROAT.
When suferin. with very sore throat
recently used Browns Instant Relief
freely a. a gargle according TO directions
all. il soon relieved all soreness.
Mrs. l. f. YOUNG.
Norway Me. lyr2urm