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-ehIgh VaHe5 R. r. Co
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
In EFFECT Feb. 10TH, 1891.
LEAVE LEHIGHTON

For Railway, Elizabeth, Newark and New York
522 1.3O, 05I ana lll2 alili W, O.Z0 y eOl PIN
For Manunka Chunk and Belvldcre 7.JO, 900,
AIN; u. AZ y IN,
| For Lambertyille and Trenton 622, 300 ana
Hip A.n.; aud 12.42 pm.
For SlAtingtun, Catasauqua, Allentown. Beth
le len and EiSiun, 6.22, IOI, T3O, 81. ll.l2h.n-
306, 5.29 and sol y IN.
rur Fhladepnla ana points south ~ OF, I.Sl y,
300 and ll.l2 "A. m; 3.O6, o 20 ana sOl y. M.
For Reading and Harrisburg 5.22, ana LILA, IA
a. n,. 3O6. 5.29 and sol pm.
For BOwnmns Lehlgl Gap, Cherryt0rd. Lau
RVS, White Hall, COplay, and itOkehdaHquit
522, 7O7, 300 g.67 il.l2a M i242, and 5.20 pm.
For Mauch Chu'k k 652, 7.43, .36 and ll.4S AIN.
| %, 3I5, 5.25, I ,23, {. Ii and 0.3S u. M
For Weatherly and HazletOa 6,52, 7.43 9.36 and
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a NNUAu STATEMENT OF THE RE-
"A CWIpTs AND ENpENEITUKEa OF
CARBON COUNTY FOR THE YEAR END
ING DECEMBER 31st 1890,
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miscellaneous.

G. W. LENT. for extra fees due him
while Shelin Tor 1855 1884 and 1885,
as appears ON record ...........,.... 50 "a
County Commissioners salaries as per
QJ%%s!@9g9. ae asS2li si5Fs .aaf; 'S18 s35 50 50
County Solicitors SALARY and probes
sional setVleus..... .................. 203 90
County Treasurers salary, ...,..,,.." 400 20
Count SSa S@s}6i a and repair: d9S
sheriff Gallagher, for dlschdrglng prls-
OnetS while IN Onlce.................. % 10
Joseph Lacar, medicine for prisoners p Co
Election Expenses, Feb'y and Noy.... iT52 OO
Printing ana lunery................ 1928 40
Fox ANA wild cat scalps s................ SC 90
Burial OF soldiers. s....,..,............... 1856 20
Henry schwartz, for book case...... Al O0
+. I, Sharkey auditing Court Clerks
8, q Ghham, auditing Court Clerks
records. .-'s-........ .....,, -..,.....s 20 90
Henry Miller, TO- V, T.. n. Co., freight
pll iol lWhutf'..s '.'s'.'''.'s...s..s AZ 10
e. A. krN, for lreight...... .......... 50
Samuel Welsh, oyerpaid Dup, for 1859. q p
lhos, b. Carr, G rrecting nup for 1859. 3 10
VIM Schauel oVcrpaid Dup for 1852. I IS
G A. Rex mating for Recorders office. 81 10
Gabriel Miller, oyerpaid on Dup. 1889. 10
N =. GoHrlght uhseated land tax over
], j. Boyle, ackuowl'g cult clam deed. 75
III, l., oWarZ swearlns Commissioners
Beroete Tor Il iconardmtd sew 70 %
W r. watkins, summoned 10 appeal. o0
d. q, Mclaud, OVerDnld Dun. 1853 .... 10
~ j. Meuar, Treas. Memorial Com. O0
Alls. Annie Reed, prin. q il' To- bond 6l8 10
y W, Painter oNerpald on Dup 1850. 63
bon U5 holding Institute is'o..... :. e.'. 200 90
Austin Boyer HcknOWl. Cnmn'h deeds. 4 J0
Ohm ahaier, OVernaid n Dun. l8so.... 7G
J. 6ulman, Rep 20 Recorders once. 4 Oo
Geo AAolaa' iaI unae.-lsd iana deedl-- . %
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Lausanne Township.
Lehigh Township.
Lower Towamensing TOWNSHIP.
Mauch Chunk Township.

School tax in part Tor isss.... ......... 80 %
}s" }{so"u "a "a " "a =, '''''''''''''' 81
!, WI W, -, -. ... 'ssss'.s.s.... II g. /
school tax for Iss9..... ........,,...... 80 OF |
foor '.....,....,,......... IL
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Borough and Townships Owing the County
for Maintaining Insane at asylum.
NJ. Deibert, WesspOrt bOro 49, 80. sos pa 7s
Jas. Spohn, Franlln township. "a 10
Chas. Shutz. Mich Boyle and T. Hart
man. Middle Coal + ield Poor District 273 o.
Il. Getz and NJ Ketner. Penn Forest.,. AS 20
Martin Snyder, Lower rOwameusing. 323 90
John WaSser, Kidder twp, 1887 TO 1889. 2i5 81
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sundries.

Monroe county bal. on joint
bridge COSTS. 60 16
Luzerme county bal. on Joint
bridge costs. 29i SO
K, NJ. Mulhearn. 60 90
For old lumber, I.SchWeibinZ,
o.: Adam RAIDER, 81; Anth.
Gull, 81; Il. Smith, Al; Dr.
j. A. Horn. 81 G. Keck. 81; Z 90
Balance In hand of Treasurer
January 1st, 1881. 1853 40
-
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East Mauch Chunk Rorongh.
East Penn Township.
Franklin Township.
Kidder rnwnslIn-

School tax ior 1889 '''.''''....'.....,,..
Poor 4" Observation-Disclosures.
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Parryyllle Borough.
Towamenslnr Townshln
weatherly Borough.

school tax for 1885 and iss9...........
Road " -
Poor
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. j. A. mayer & Sen.

Ir. GEORGE H. MAYER,
a Graduate from the Dental Department of the
University of Pennsylvania,
has opened an office IN the same building with
his father, second floor IN the Bay Window,
% BROADWAY, MAUCH q a., PA.
snow prepared 10 receiveevery one IN need
hrst-class denral service. an lnS9.t
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Unseated Land Taxes,

Paid to the School Directors, Overseers Of the
Poor and Supervisors, their portion:
WIN. O'Donnell, 3 INKS twp, 'Ss road taX$ 81 80
II. II. Mcbride, Banks twp, school tax
for 1885, 1887, 1888 and 1880. 236 80
Ed. Sensinger, Franklin twp, school
tax for 1888 and lSS0.................. "a ~
John Strnhl, Lower TOwamensmg twp,
school tax for 1886, 1891 and lsSS..... 20 SO
Michael Cassidy, Mauch Chunk twp,
school tax for 1886, 1887 and lsss,.... 81 81
-
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$24,463 4G
Statement of Indebtedness of Carbon Coun-
ty January list, 1891. ii
County Bonds issued 1889 and 1880. ...4 1880 90
Al. Brethaupt paid Duplicate... "a 81
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uncil should consider

TIE new council should consider
Electric lights.
New Ordinances.
Street crossings.
Market house.
Hose house.
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MF1aspnnr RoRouaH

Austln Boyer-Asst q htgIstTAUOn..'' 70 0
I. +. Arner, compensation allowed by
Commissioners for making q valua-
tiOn for all Assessors. 140
q. Il. SwartZ, making out duplicates for
list and I'd wards MauCh Chunk and
Banks Township. p...................... II
A. q. Peters, making out duplicates for
M. Chunk two, L. NJ Chunk. Wealth
erly. Lansiord, 5. Hill, hlahoning,
Kidder, p. Forest s. TOwamens'g tsp. 20
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4 s4,774 50

For School, Road and Poor Taxes on I'm
seated Lands as follows;
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miscellaneous.

Total. ...ss....ss''sssssssssss.S 5oOooo
miscellaneous.
From the Iehgh Valley Railroad Co,
acct new bridge at LehightOn, DIT
under an agreement with Carbon
county, dated Nov. IL, 1889. ..,.....S 6000 90
From Llzerne county on account OF
joint bridge repairs TO Aug. 20, 30. 280 ii
From +. i. 5haTKey, being money re-
ceiyed from county foT auditing ac-
counts OF Clerk Of Courts, now re-
funded. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bO W
From Middle Coal Field Poor District
on acct CT maintenance of insane
at Danville Asylum as shown by
Auditors supplemented report 49, $50 on
IOtaI.sss... sss....s..s.'ss''s.sssse fiulJ -
County's Share of Retail Liquor Licenses
Granted Jan. 7, 1890.
Sixty-four licenses q $50 each
100000
One-ifth due cOunty...........Sl,92 ,92o 90
Thrty-seven licenses q S75
each, S2,775.0O
One-fourth due county. 093 75
S2,6l3 75
Less Treasurers Com
mission:
slt01 @ per cent".,S 80 90
$1,000 % ner cent?. 10 90
S6l3.75 q Y per cent. 8 o.
Z o Rsn re
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oUR taxpayers should consider;
Two wards.
Numbering the houses.
Public Improvements.
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Less Treasurer's Com
Old Material Sold
old Bridge Sold.

IT. D Miller, WeisspOrt........S 2l0 90
--s eco 90
For Tax Receipt Books Sold by Co. Com.
j. j. Gerhard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
For Redemption of Unseated Land.
John Green, Mch. Chunk twp...S Z 81
Daniel Shepp, MahOning twp. 80
j. x. Vert, kidder twp........ "a 90
Chrlstman Bros, Penn Forest. 10 20
IS A 42
For Taxes on Tax Lien Record.
John w. Reed. Penn Forest,.S 81 40
Jos Meckas, Iowamensing.. 347
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Redemption of Unseated Lands.

W. G. Fleymau, for tract In Mauch
Chunk township hip.....,,...............$ 81
H. +. levan, for Two lots in Parryyilf G 95
ID. j. O'DOnue. tur two lacts OF land
in Mauch Chunh township p........... 80
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for LegaI AdvertlsIng !.

Bona Eide Circulation Larger than that of
any WeeIIly Newspaper In the County.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

We respectfully call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of the
Lewiston Weekly Journal to be found in
another column. The Journal, which has
no superior in all New England, is full OF
enterprise and always on the lookout for
new improvements. The Daily Journal
has been enlarged from four pages to
eight on five days of the week, and from
eight to sixteen pages on Saturdays, and
is printed on new Hoe Stereotype Per-
fectiDg Press from new aud beautiful type
of large readable face, cast at the well
known Boston Type Foundry. The Week
~ Journal is printed on the same press,
from the same type, and is enlarged from
eight pages to sixteen. We wish the
Journal abundant prosperity. for no news
paper in the country better deserves sue
cess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Meeting Of the State Board of Trade.
Reception and banquet.

BA>GOE Sept. -, l-9l
The annual meeting OF the State Board
Of Trad was held in thi, city this after.
noon at the new Y NJ {. A. building. ami
1t was the largest and one Of the most sue
cessful gatherings of the Board ever held
there being an assembl4ge of the promi-
nent and representative business men from
all parts Of the State gathered to discus.
important questions relating TO the future
welfare Of the State.
About O'Clock the members Of the
State Board Of Trade, the delegates. mem
oers Of the Bangor Board and Invited
guests commenced to assemble at the Ban
gor House, where the banquet was 10 be
given A reception was held in the hand
somely appointed parloIs Of the hotel
from until O'Clock, the reception com
mittee consisting OF Hon. Henry Lord.
Hon c. A. Boutelle, Hon J. s. Wheel.
wright, Hon. John L. Cutler, Hon. ID. F.
Davis. Hon. +. NJ. Laughton and Gen. c
W, Roberts. Among the speakers were
Senator Hale and Hon. John B Redman.
of this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Notice of Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, IS court Of Insolvency.
In the case of Elisha K Bowden, of Penobscot,
in said county in-olyent debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has. on
IN this ninth day Of September, A. ID. 1891. been
presented to said court for said county bv Elisha
X. Bowden,o Penobscot,in the County of Hancock,
pral ing that he may he deCrced to q fun discharge
from all his debts proyahle under Chapter seventy
of the Revised statutes Of the State Of Maine and
amendments thereof AMI additions thereto; and
upon said petition, It is ordered by said court that
a hearing te had upon the same before said court,
at the Probate Court Room, in Ellsworth, in said
County OF Hancock, on THURSDAY, the 18th
DAY Of October A. D, 1891, al ten o'clock In the
forenoon; aGd that notice thereof be published
In the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. a newspaper pub
hshet III said County Of Hancock, a week
for three successive weess me last publication to
be five davs ri least before the day of hearing:
aud that all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons Interested, may appear at sail
place and time and show eanse, If any they have,
why a discharge shond not tie granted said debtor
according to the prayer Of his petition.
Attest :-cHAs. +. DORR
Register of said court for said County of Hancock
3W3s
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A Letter From Mr.. Blaine on Ohio Issues.

AKRON, Ohio, Sept. 25.-The following
letter was received to-day BY Colonel A /
Conger of the Republican National Com
mittee, from Secretary Blaine
STANwoop. BAR HARBoR. Me-.
September %. 1891.
CDt1Ref 4. L. CoHger. Akron, ONO
My DEAR SIX Your favor received.
cannot taxi part in the Ohio campaign thu
year Tor many reasons. which | need not give
hut hope no effort will be spared to elect No
hlney. His victory at thi, time j. YER,
important to the country and to the party
lie and MIR Campbell represent the honest diff
ference between the two parties. There i no
lodging or evasion, and the voter need not BE-
deceived. The election Of Mckinney means
the policy Of Protection and honest money.
The election Of Campbell mean. Free Trade
and corruption OF the currency. | believe
Ohio will stand by Mckinley.
Very sincerely yours.
JAMES q. BLAINE
There is no equivocation or indirection
about that letter" said Colonel Conger.
1T is good Endorsement Of Mckinley and
the policy of Protection. and will be of
value TO the party in the campaign Ii eff.
fectually pixies the Democratic guns
which have been turned against Mr. Blaine.
and corclusively sileuces all Democratic
stories that he desired the defeat of Nc.
kinley."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Corps Of Six instructors.
The Bangor Business Colleqe.
Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.
BANGOR, MAINE
fmo-2s*

HANCOCK, IS september 2lst. A. D. 1891.
pms Is to give notice, that the twelfth day of
L September a. u. 1891, a warrant in insulyen.
cS was issued 0ut If the court OF Insolvency +. r
SAID county of Il pck, against the estate of John
f. Ciark, reslden the town Of Eden, in said
county or Hancock, and adjudsed to be an insol
petition was filed ON the eleventh dav of Septem
oeT' iosI' TO which last named date interest on
Gains 10 pe computed. That the payment OF any
erty belonging to said debtor. to him or for his
use anu the delivery and transfer Of any property
ny MIN are forbidden by law. That meeting Of
ae tte''ors oil SAID debtor to prove their debts
and to choose one more asignees of his estate
VIII oe heid at court of insolvency to be holden
az tle probate court room in Ellsworth in said
oo1u,y ol hancock, on Thursday. the fifteenth day
of October, A. D. 1891, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. WILLIAM FESNEItv
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger OF the court of inso,
yency for said county of Hancock. Owen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

The Rev. DR.. Samuel D. Burchard
died at Saratoga N. Y, last Friday. He
was born in Steuben, n. Y, Sept. 6, 1872.
and was consequently a little more than 70
years of age at the time of his decease
The incident that brought DR.. Burchard
into national notoriety occurred near the
close of the Presidential canvass of 1884.
4 few days before election there had been
called ministers meeting" in New York
About 600 clergymen assembled, and in his
address to them DR.. Burchard stigmatized
the Democrats as the party of Rum, Ro-
Inansm and Rebellion" Mr.. Blaine, the
Republican candidate, was present. but
did not catch the words and so failed to
repudiste the sentiment Many people be-
heve that but for that unfortunate express
sion Mr.. Blaine and not Mr.. Cleveland
would have been the next President of the
United States. 1t is said that Mr.. Bur-
chard never regretted the remark which
had such a sweeping influence upon the
campaign
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

To-day, Sept. 30) William E. Gould
the former cashier of the First National
Bank, Portland, is released from prison
on pardon signed by the President of
the United States. Mr.. Gould has already
been rendered several desirable positions.
one said to be in r. Il. office in his
native city, with salary of $500 year.
lie has during his term, done good ser
vice to the officials and has been consid-
cred model prisoner in every respect.
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East Lamoile and It's Surroundings.


Ere the ANfhiCAN GOES INTO the mails,
INC month 81 SEPTEMBER VII have come TO
ac!oNe. az not remember curing my tx
-. ,,,,i - - - ~
80 xxx
90 h"' near from any part 81 our town
any cases Oh sickness ana our schools 1
peHeNe' are All IN session anu al ms
season OF the year we generally nave more
OF ie-s comp al,lhes'e>peclaHy "hen apples
''t a. premium a. 'n's year
MI I. r. walker Is sun confined TO his
room, unable TO move from his sick couch
"llHoul heiP' Out NOT suffering 80 much
iron" con ''uuouN rae ling pam
Our farmers are gathering their crops
of potatoes and other vegetables and from
all reports We shall have enough, at least
for home consumption. have not heard
much compliant about 1.-THE rot: have
heard some growing about potatoes being
TOO large.
Some of 0ur neiyhbars are nlouabiny
for next season ,h,,y say ,bat tho c,r,rn5
/, % dry that they intend il shall have Nm
th,. brprhi of TN. tall rains
,..:.,;..i
ie''t
- - i" 't"e S"H
-i- I 20
.,'e pai az" r. neiII"Se III pieH'iu. ~
- A", VIZ! ca H"i"-
s'ou 'us'i''ss' 'NniH- la'i 81 = H>h-
The visitors 81 the Beach have been few
and transient during the season, and the
cottages are all closed eXcep the Abbott
cottage which will be vacated the early
part of October. During the season We
nave hau Visitors from many OF The large
cIte> OF Ne" England VINO one ana all
speak III the highest terms OF l-amolne IS
y suNlilt' Feeor' ana prtdlc' that IN t'ir
near future y must take rank with the
other resorts ID Frenchman Bay
We missed from its mopring Yesterday.
Senator Hale> v chi, which gave intimation
that his vacation will shortly expire and
that the Senator will ere long take his
place on 1.-THE old ship Of state" which
he has so satisfactorily filed both a. Rep
re>entative and Senator. All our people
without any distinction-are q d to see
him, when with his friends he coHes
among Us to spend a day on the bright
waters of our lovely Frenchman's Bay.
Speaking of our representative men. it has
panied your corr 3ondent to notice the
misuse by certain newspapers of the name
of James G. Blaine, whose presence among
u one year ago was frequent, i'll company
WIN MS iiieid senator haie' thi> we
"a" az tn". We ni'e never heaTa the hr>t
a,npnS o"r pe"pie express any
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Bangor.
JACK FROST has not yet put IN an appear
ance, consequently gardens and lawns re-
tain most of their summer beauties. Mar
kets were never so well supplied as at the
present time. Peaches, pears, grapes and
apples, IN some places, almost incumber
the sidewalk and at prices so cheap that
people don't seem to want them. Pota-
toes go slowly; some lots have been sold as
low as thirty-five cents per bushel, and
hne ones too, and apples are not dong
much better.
The near approach of Zine OFF, is man
ifest by the well polished rifle, and the
sly hounds that are daily seen aiming up
river. All old Maine is a wonder. There
are supposed TO be twenty thousand
square miles of forest in this State. and
nearly one thousand lakes, into which deer
can be driven and who is to guard the forty
thousand deer that are probably in the
Slater 1t would require the whole "army
of the Potomac" to do it, consequently
we shall soon see the noble buck displayed
in our markets with bullet hole in the
head. Ahem, couldn't hit the body under
water.
There is much sickness in the CITY at
the present time, mostly typhoid fever.
Some of the best men of the city have
died of late. Mr.. N. Kittridge. who came
from Mt. Desert many years ago and
made himself rich by industry, is among
the number. Mr.. KS purse was not al
ways closed to the calls of charity.
Among the list of names who gave for
the benefit of the building known as the
Y. M. C. A., Mr.. KS stands at the head
for $1,000.
Lumbermen have already started for
''up river, and good men are in demand.
THOS. A. CRABTREE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
NOTICE..

THE subscriber, administrator OF the estate
of William G. Parker, late of Ire.
mont, Hancock county. Maine. decreased, hereby
gives notice that she has been duly authorized
and appointed by the Judge of Probate tor said
Hancock county, to close up tine affairs Of the late
firm Of Clark & Parker of Southwest Harbor. in
said fremont, which firm consisted of said Will
liam g. Parker, deceased. and Henry Clark Of
fremont All persons having any demands
against the firm are therefore hereby requested to
present. the same for settlement and all persons
Indebted to said firm are requested to make imme.
diate payment either to said Henry CLARK or to
the subscriber. All claims remaining unsettled
at the expiration OF four months from this date
will be left with an attorney for collection.
ADA E. PARKER.
fremont, Maine, Sept. 18th, 1881. SWISS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS James L. Gray of Ellsworth, county
~ Of Hancock. State of Maine, by his mortgage
deed dated March 20, 1891 and recorded in Han
COCK registry OF deeds. book 253, page r. convey
20 70 me the undersigned, certain lot OF land
sitnateh in said Ellsworth and fully described in
Ieed from Patrick Langdon to Aianson Burnett.
uaied sept q, 1857 and recorded in Hancock
registry Of Deeds vol lO5 page 2ts To which reSer
Tor description, and whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken, therefore claim
a foreclosure OF said mortgage and give this no.
tice for that purpose.
Dated Sept. %, 1891 ara,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

MIR. Allen. the Republican nominee for
Governor of Massachusetts, is making a
most excellen: impression. He is young,
good looking. full of magnetism, and
capital speech-msker Besides all that,
his record in the State Legislature and in
Congress is one to which he can point
with pride. 1t is evident that Charley"
Allen is going Ito get there in great
shape"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
NOtice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS the Bar Harbor Land Companx
~ having its principal place of business at Rsr
haroor, hancock county, Maine by B. Bradley
treasurer and Charles Q. iurrill. president, by
mortgage ueed dated the eighth day OF July.A. d,
oock county, Maine, book 2i7, page 10, conveyed
10 NJ ,ne Undersigned certain lot or parcel of
AM sW satuatei al south West Harbor, In the town
1uliy described In the second description OF said
mortgage deed TO- which deed and the record
particular description and whereas the condition
OF sand mortgage has been broken. this notice Is
given Tor the purpose OF foreclosure of said
mortgage.
SETH II. CLARK.
Dated at g. W. Harbor. Sept. q, 1881.
avw20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

The Republicans of Nebraska had
rousing convention at Lincoln last week
They endorsed the national administration
and the chairman created enthusiasm by
calling Mr.. Blaine the next President A.
W. Post for associate justice heads the
ticket.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

During religious service in colored
church al Jacksonville, Florida the lights
went out and the superstitious thought it
was sign to them A panic arose and
one girl was Killed and twenty other peo-
pie We're injured. some fatally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

The 3ith semi-annusl session of the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars Of Maine
will he held at South Paris In Odd Eel
lows Hall, Thursday, oct $. Special ar
engagements have been made with railroads.
hotels. &c