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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

HA>throok.
Death has again entered our little town
and taken from Us one who viii be sadly
missed George Il Bunker died : ~. :.
l~Al n the residence If his father. A 7.
Bua ker. aged y years months and II
DAYS Everything was done for him that
human skili and love could do hu. of no
avail. Ills sickness dates from June dur
ing which time b" uttered No word OF
mGrnur or complaint. Ear, in his sick
ne~~ ~ gave himself wholly q the Mas
Ter and ny 49, uGtiriag Efforts To- please
cod, were shown many example, which
tnay well be patterned He left BIZ tc~ti-
mHny 20 the power ~ Christ u save. aud
hi> many friends have the assurance that
he ha> gone 70 dwell mith Tim
Lura 'o-ir, has gone to Augusta
Schoo, in district ~. | is being laugh,
by sherman ~camnons Of Franklin
Eta Bunker and Minnie G,ogius will
spend The fail at home engaged In musical
work Miss GooginS has recently pur-
81 '~rd cornct, which will add IA. y ana
interesting feature to their department.
Sept. Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Prospect Harb0r-
We are having an Indian summer.
The farmers complain that their pota-
toes are rotting badly.
Quite number went from this place to
Cherryfeld to the West Washington Agri-
cultural fair last week, and pronounced it
good.
Mrs. DR.. Larrabee and Mrs. J. NJ. Will
Jams have returned from their trip up
country.
Miss Emma HOIway made short visit
here on her way home to Machias.
Sept. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resilient iaNes in the town OF Otis, county Of
Hancock, state OF Maine, for the years l>sa and
l-tH.
THE following list of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners il the town of Otis for the year.
l-s9 and lsr. in bills committed To Fred L. Ma son
collector of said town, on the second dav Of JuIy
l-.". has been returned ny him 10 me 4 unpaid On
the first dav Of july -9l by his certificate OF that
date. and they now remain unpaid and notice is
hereby given that il said taxes interest and
charges are not paid inIo the treasury Of said
town within eighteen months from the date of
commitment Of said bi- so much of the real e.
tate taXei as will be sufficient % pay the amount
iue therefor, including interest and charges WILL
without further notice, be sold at public auction
al the residence OF Frank Fogg selectman OF said
town OF Gus, on the second day of January. 1872.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Names OF owners and Highway Total
description. Val. Deficiency. Tax.
Charles Black, or unk'n,
$40 acres of land $40 s4Os ss39
Charles Black, or unk'n,
$40 acres OF land 10 442 lO5t
Ii. II. ROBBINS,
Treasurer of town of Otis.
OTIS. Ne, Sept 80. 1891. 3waO.
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FOR, SALE.

me valuable real estate and buildings known
as the gas house property, Ellsworth. Maine Tha
feai estate comprises about one half acre On the
property are a brick building with slate roof.
i1rner1v USED as gas house. and large new
shed. The property lie OF value for light mann
Iactnring or other purposes. For information an
Ply 70 PERCY A. SMITH,
oWsS Ellsworth Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
WHAT Is THE I-SEi

OF buying worthless medicines. and spend
ing money On quack doctors whose only idea
Is 10 Gull lie public l. it not better to buv re-
liable medicine like sulphur Bitters: think
%, as they cured m" Of Catarrh after sun, ring
three years. +. T. CLARK, Manchester
! HAD catarrh OF the head and throat
for five wears. | used Ely's Cream Balm and
from the first application was relieved. The
sense of smell. which had been lost. was re-
stored after using one bottle. have found
the Balm the only satisfactory remedy for ca
tarrh, and it has effected "A cure in nv case.-
II. l.. Meyer, Waverly. y. Y.
-"Oh. bosh, patent medicine" Wait
until you try Johnson's Anodyne Liniment,
my friend.
Queen Victoria has remarkably fine head
OF hair for a lady OF her age; but her son. the
Prince of Wales, is quite bald. Had he used
Ayers Hair Vgor earlier in life, his head
might. to-day, have been as well covered as
that Of his royal mother. "Its not too late
yet"
-Tapley's "Rread Winner outwears all
other shoes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Atlantic.
Mrs. Charles Barbour of Deer Isle is
on short visit to her mother.
Mr.. Ambrose Colt of Southwest Harbor
is laying the foundation for the parson-
age.
Mr.. Herbert w. Joyce left for Portland
Monday.
Capt. Emery Joyce was in the harbor
during the storm this week
Capt. John Staples has been very sick
during the last week.
Mr.. William Moore of Ellsworth Falls,
has been in town for week working 10
the interests of the Maine and New Bruins
wick Insurance Company.
belmont Small left for his home in Sui.
Ivan, Wednesday.
Sept "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
Arrival of the Bowdoin Explorers.

RockLAND. Me, Sept. "a The schoon-
er Julia A. Decker, containing the members
OF the Bowdoin College Scientific Expe-
dltlon to Labrador, arrived here at 80
Yesterday afternoon. The expedition left
Spears wharf. Rockland, Saturday. June
20. The party consisted of Prot. l.. A.
Lee, Brunswick; j. c. Park; Kennebunk ;
Austin Cary, Machias; K. H Hunt. Ban.
gor; {. 5. F. Lincoln. F. B. Young. Bruins
wick; j. p. Cilley. Jr, NJ. A Rice, Fred
}. Simonton, Jr., Walter NJ. Spear. Rock
land; W X. Hunt Cam len; F. c. Newbe-
gin. Defiance, Ohio; d. NJ Cole. Lowell :;
W K. Smith Litchield r. H. Baxter.
Charles S. Rich, Portland; G. H. Por-
ter. Strong; P. l. Andrews, Kenne-
bunk; W. b. Hunt. and J. NJ Hastings,
Bangor. The Decker came in with full
sails and streaming flags and anchored of
llilson's wharf. A boat with Prof Lee
and the Rockland boys came ashore as
soon as possible. A large crowd on The
wharf greeted their arrival with rounds Of
cheers. 1t took some time for the bows to
shake hands all around. The boys are
looking brown and rugged, have enioyed
themselves greatly, but are very glad to
get home. Bells were rung in honor of
their arrival
They were to have been given a recep-
ton Wednesday evening, in the Y. NJ. G.
A. rooms. Welcome by Mayor E. A. But.
Ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Levi Greenough was struck by train
Thursday night at Danforth while sitting
on platform and badly injured. The cars
did not pass over him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

Notice of Assignee of HI. Appointment.
AT Bluehill, in the county Of Hancock amt state
OF Maine, the fourteenth day of Sept A. u. L 81
his appointment assignee of the estate Of
Arthur w. Ellis, of Eden, in said county OF Han.
cock, insolven; debtor whs has been declared an
insolvent upon his petition by the court of in
solvency for said county OF Hancock.
3w40 JOHN A. PETERS JR Assigpaa
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Making Rain.

forces, IN their wonderful operations, not
infrequently work the most appalling
destruction to lives and property
The earthquake visits the populous cities.
aud the most stately edifces fall before it
and hundreds, perhaps thousands, of hu-
man lives are destroyed; cyclones, lorna
does. hurricanes and billiards sweep DER
earth and carry destruction In their path !;
the tidal wave mady leaps over some is
land OF the ocean and bears in its embrace
thousands of human beings into the sea to
drown; floods roll over great tracts of
country and in their pathway follow death
and destruction; an eruption of Vesuvus
Nlrled Pompeii, Herculaneum and other
WIS in ashes. and not one of the inhabi-
-nts escaped death drouths parch the
yar,h, and Famine and Death walk side 10y
ie over vast areas of country. In all
4Es of the world there have been monu-
flan,al horrors; history tells of the de-
tuction wrought by horrors in the past,
md the press Of to-day recounts their raw
Ses
How shall we harmonic such devasta-
pa with the infinite wisdom of natures
sW,t One Of TWO things must he true
ther a comparatively few suffer from
lie forces of nature for the good Of the
'hole, or else man was put into this world
NJ study how BY research and scientific
discoveries he may overcome evils like
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01

AT court of Probate holden at BluehiIl within
and for the county Of Hancock on the second
" edhesday OF September, A. d. 1891.
W AIKEN 4. HEY WOOD, named g xecutor in a
y. certain instrument purporting to be the last
VIII anu testament Of Ida E, W. Haywood, late of
bucksport In said county deceased, having pre-.
sente.. the same for probate:
Ordered. That the said Warren A. Hey wood give
notice to all persons Interested by causing Il COPY
OF this order 10 be published three weeks success
NetV IN the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellis
worth that they may appear al probate court to
be held at Ellsworth, in said county, the second
Wednesday OF Oct. next, at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause If any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved an
proved and allowed the last will and Testament
of said deceased.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
Attest :--CHas. p. noRR Repister
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. r. DoRR Register
3w3s
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PUPILS ~antea

Mrs. sarah +. Han desires a few pupils in Piano
or Organ instruction. Terms reasonable.
SWISS Address - State Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-10-01
FOR SALE!
A Pair Of Prime Working Oxen.
E. S. HAYNES,
West Trenton, Sept. %, 1891.
Boat Picked I'm.

Picked up ashore on the rocks of an Island in
Frenchman's Bay, white row boat. The owner
on proving property and paying expenses, can
have the same by applying to
DYER YOUNG,
3w40 Lamoine Beach,
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Notice OF Assignee of His Appointment.
At Blnehill, In the county Of Hancock, and State
OF Maine, the fourteenth ,iay OF Sept A. D. 1891,
THE undersigned hereby gives pup'ic notice OF
1 his appointment as assignee of the estate of
julia II. Fills, OF Eden, In said county OF Hancock,
inso'Hent debtor. who has been declaret! an insol
vent upon her own petition by the court of insol.
vency for said county Of Hancock
3wt0 JOHN A. PETERS, JR., Assignee
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for tn, county
OF Hancock
THE undersigned. John Mcdonald. Admr. Est
l. OF Nelttt VI. Mcdonald. lite of Deer Isle IN
sain county decreased respectfully represents that
the goods and Chates, rights and credit, If said
deceased are not sufficient 20 pay her ju-t debt.
anu charges o. administration ~ the sum OF eight
hundred dollars wherefore your petitioner pray
NnIr honor to grant him license to sell at luflir
of private sale and convex certain tract or par-
GEL OF land situate in said Deer Isle AZ Green's
Landing, so-called, described as follows: Reeiu
hlhg ~ me north corner of the lot adjoining land.
81 charles Eaton AMI G.. \. Russ thence ea,terlv
seventy five feet to land Of G. A Russ to bolt In
ledge, thence southerlv eighty.four feet rn
stake ami stones, thence csterly seventy live feet
% an Oh stone wall AMI land OF Charles Eaton
thence nurtlerly seventy five feet to nr-t mention.
Ell bound. containing oneeighth of one acre, more.
or less together with the dwelling house. thereon
standinl, OF the real estate OF tie Decreased rin
GLIDING the revcrson of the widows dover there
IN to satisfy said debts and charges of admins.
trdtion. ions NCt,nx,ru
September md, lS9l.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate, Sept. Term, A.
u. 1891 ' -
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDEREu-Tbat said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interes
ted,h causing copy of the petition and this Or
ly in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, in sand coun
~ that they may appear at Court Of Pro
bate Tor saii County, to be held at Els
WORTH on the second Wednesday of t,ct
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon. to
show cause, If any they have, WHY the uraycr
of said petitioner should not be granted
Q. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
SWISS Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. J.. DoRR. Ragi4 trr
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V T NNI-NITFfA JuFvc,
3w3s Attest:-CHAs p. Dom peJsfer
true copy. Attest :-CHAs. 4. DoRR Reri.tl-r
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I60 I.s the .s cai, ns Clo'he.
ieet sHcc. noIds the clothes without pins. per.
agents. to patent recently issued; sold only by
mail: .,. q. % cents We win send SAN ne lin; nv
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
Crlmen Horrible.

A unas euantas millas al Sudeste
de Carlisle, Minnesota, SO ha per-
petrado uno dc aquellos que pa
rece increible sean c0metidos por
un hombre. Carl Reher, aleman,
viva con su familia compuesta de
su mujer, un hijo y tres hiias, en-
tire todos los cuales, reinaba la
peor ammonia. Hace algunas Sc.
manas SO march6 4 Elizabeth dor
de estableci6 una zapateria, Y el
sabado apareci6 en- su casa q las
botella de whiskeS, uuolrmrdmna,
"Estos son los regalos de Christ.
mas que os traigo, y adn tengo
mas.p Entonces sac6 dos reyol.
vers y empez6 d disparar sobre
su hijo, que qued6 muy NAL herido
hiri6ndo tambien en- un hombre d su
hiia mayor; despues sac6 un cuchi-
llo hundiGndolo una y otra vez en- el
cuerpo de Mrs. Reher, y empezo
a buscar 4 sus otras dos hijas
que sc habian fugado, para termi'
mar su espantosa obra, no habien-
dolas hallado afOrtunadamente. Me-
dia hora mas tarde We suicide ahor'
candose, coronando con este cri
men los que va habia cometido. Re
sumen: III padre y la madre muer
t0s, el hiio zozobrando entire IL
vida y la muerte, y la hija mayor
gravemente lesionada.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
AcTo IMPORTANCE.

I'll acto mas importante para Ia
ciudad de Las Vegas, es el acto de
Ia Camara No. As, autorizabdo la
incorporation de las mercedes do
terrenos, reclamadas por el pueblo.
La Camara con su sentido de adhe-
rencia d Ia justicia que ha hecho
notable q ese cuerpo, paso el acto
unanimemente, y ahora esta en- las
manos del ConsejO. In question es
otra yGz, tEscucharan el clamor
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
NOTICIAs TELEGRAFICAs.

San Diego, Febrero 1O.-El va
por "Manuel Dublan,' que CORE
entire SAN Diego y Encenada, lleg6
hoy y trae la noticia de que ell ca
pitan w. II. Nelson fu6 arrestado
el Sabado por empleados mexica-
nos, acusado de pasar dc contra
bando $500 en- orc, que Sc lie ha-
llaron en- su persona. El vapor,
aue lleva la mala de los Estados
Uuidos Y esta archiyado como en-
ell comerciO americana, fu6 dete-
nido por cinco horas y media per
las autoridades antes que residen-
ties americanos e Ingleses lograran
la liberaciOn del captain Nelson.
Nueva York, Febrer0 10,-- El
! Martes Sc suicide en- ell Hotel
Astor nm j6ven que habia inscrito
su nOmbre como Fred. Evano
Inglaterra. Esta nOche un hombre
que no dijO su nombre, dijo que
el cuerpo era ell de Frederick
Evano, nm bien conocido "adivi
no de pensamientos" del Oeste
Y mostr6 un retrato en- un peri6
dico de California que dUo era e
del suiclda.
Nueva York, Febrero 10.-Saral
Bernbardt lleg6 hoy en-. "l'
Champague.r Tn peri6dico de Il
tarde dice. "Ya no estan en- order
los ehisies sObre In delgadez d.
Sarah Bernhardt; 6sta esta mu,
cerca dc ser gorda. Es muy ciert
, que esta mas hermosa que uunc
antes.n TrajO l07 baules y die
otros bultos de eqnipaje.
, Ventura, Febrero 1O.---Desd
medic dia aver cayeron tres cuaI
tos dc llnyia. Sera muy benet
3 ciosa para los pastos y semhrado
s rccidntes, aunque aun NADIA ha 81
T frido por Ia scquta.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
NUM-. 3.

luez de raz, por el Partido del Pue.
bio Undo recibi6 III; Edubijeu
Patron, su opositor, recibi6 S4,
mayoria por Angel 80. Julian Tru-
jlllo, candidate para soto alguacil,
por el Partldo del Pueblo Undo
recici6 III votos; Plaeido Beltran,
su opositor SO, mayoria por Truji.
llo 80 votos.
Dice el "Latino Americano,v
periadico publicado en- Ell Paso.
Texas, que los lndios Navajoes,
de Nuevo Mexico, hace POGO en-
traron al bosqae Coconino con
$4,000 oyeias 4 hicieron a los In.
dos Snpai que se saiesen de el v
SO deyolyieran Ill cafion "Cataract,r
donde va no existe GAIA nj 2acate
alguno para su sosten. Adenas,
los Navajoes piensan ir v guitar 6
los Supai las dltimas cosechas.
Sc cree que este terminara en- una
sangrienta guerra entire ambas tri.
bus.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
gIoDE RECOMpENZA.

I'm 4 cerca del dla de Enero, del
presente afo, fueron rooados de Les
Alamos tres caballos, las siguienIes
son las doscrlpclones de los mismos:
Uno prleto, con dos patas blancas y
con estas marcas F-C Men 81 lado IL
querdo. -.
Otro caballo prieto, con una paiA
blanca y las manos sambas con osta
marca rs on oi lado izqulcrdo.
@
Otro caballo prleto con esta marea
d L on el lado izquiordo.,
In reconpenza arrlba dleho sers pa
oada nor oI recobro de los eaballos.
RAFAEL GALLKgOst
Las Vegas !. NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
Una Fuerte Delegation.


Por aptoridad de la asambIea le.
gislativa de Nuevo Mexico una de-
legacion compuesta de seis de los
mas prominentes ciudadanos de el
Territorio, igualmente iivididos de
los dos partidos politicos, procede-
ran Washington con el I'm de nr-
CIR aecion por el oongreso sobre
ell acto de cortes sobre mercedes
dc terreno. En- un coucus de sena-
dores Repnblicanos, el Jueves en-
la tarde, este acto era una de entire
las mercedes que SO acord6 que el
Senado tomase y considerase. Ha
pasado Ia Camara y hubiera pasa.
do el Senado durante la ultima Sc
sion del congreso, 81 no hubiera
sido por la oposicion del Senador
Walcott de Colorado 4 aquella
provision que limita la decision do
Ia corte en- favor do eualesuuier
reelamante en- mercedes 4 once Ie.
guas, aunque Ia merced on 81 pro-
yea pof una cantidad do terreno
aun mas grande. III Senador sos
tenia, con algo de iusticia que &
reclamantes SO les deberia de con-
ceder cada acre de terreno que Ia
mereed originalmente contenia.
Una enmendacion d ese efecto sera
sin duda adoptada por el 5enado,
con IA Inutminaa pnv,ws sss-iAi ~ a.
de Nuevo Mexico ejerza con los
miembros del congreso, hay mu-
cha razon para Greer, que una me-
dida sera perfeccionaday ny redacta-
da EN- ley ante el presente congre-
80 antes que SO pr0rrogue.
Entire los delegados es el Hon.
| s. b. Axtell, que sirvi6 ties termi-
nos en- ell congreso de California,
| ' fue Gobernador dc Utah y Nuevo
Mexico, y juez dc Ia corte Suprema
en- ell dltimo. El Ex-iuez Superior
Henry L. Waldo, es tambien nn
miembro de la delegation, como
tambien el Hon. +. A. Manzanares,
ex.delegado al congreso, y el Hon.
Frank Springer el Hon. w. G.
Hazledine, Y cl Hon. W. B. Fer
guson, ;odos prominentea { in.
fluentes miembros del foro de
Nueyo Mexico. Delegation mas
fueIte no podia haher sido escol'-
da en- todU el Territorio. Ellos
estan entcramente en- conocimiento
con todas las fases de Ia euestlon
de mercedes de terrenos. Cual-
ouiera de ellos es capaz de respon-
der cualquier pregunta sometida
nor cualesquiera miembro del con-
rreso que no este versado en- el
asunto.
Con Ia nueva ley de escuelas que
tomara efecto ahora en- Nnevo Me.
xico v una cortc que flnalmente
determinara t0das las cucstiones
que ahora cubren con una nube o
, Ia mayor parte dc las mercedes &c
terrenos en- este Territorio. el pue'
bio puede muy propiamente petl'
} cionar al congreso por el pasaue
de un acto de habilitacion que ten
da q Ia admicion de Nuevo Mexico
/. & La hermandad de estados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
iLenn Esto!

Tengo un surtldo complete de liceo-
res linos, tabacos y otros ar tioulos, los
cnales ofr0zco vender 4 los precios mas
haratos del mercado, por dinero ai
contado. Sc toma en- camhlo Vacas
beeerros, cahallos y productos aei
pais. Vengan vlsitarme y 81 es po-
sible A tratar. n. MANCHESTER.
Su eomercIo csta sltuado dos puertas
abaIo do LAVoz DEL PUEBLO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
eS nuy cafl0St

No hay duda que hay hom.
bres en- el mundo que nacen para
ciertos fines; y hasta quela mission
para la cuai fueron criados no sea
conclnida, 10 pueden dejar de exie.
tir, la historic da numerosas prue-
bas. Numerosos y repetidos esfuer-
zos Sc han hecho para asesinar d
caudillos que fguran en- el destino
de un pals provincial, y sucede
que siempre la Providencia inter
viene, y ell hombre de destino ST.
que su tarea hasta ell fin.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-02-14
AVIsO.

Habiendo mi esposa paullta Macs
de Sena, abandonado sus obligaci ones
Al hogar y CANA, el dla 20 de Diclem-
bre, a. ID. 1880, sin mi consentimlentoi
desde csc dla no quedo responsible q
ninguna cuenta que dleha Macs haga
on mi nOmhre. PEDRO SbNAs