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Cape Roster.

tape Roster.
Capt. w. +. Blake in Anna W Bar.
ker, was loading cement at Rondout for
Boston, 18th of July.
The little mackerel have come and every
one is busy catching them.
V. W. Black has now eleven boarders
Miss Hooker came yesterday and Mr.. Col
Inns and family came three days ago. This
is their third season here. This speaks well
for the place especially AS they are quiet
people of refinement.
Roses inst now are very beautiful here.
Mrs. W. F. Blake has some very lovely
yellow rose bushes, and Matte SAWYER al
so has one which was taken from Mrs. BIS
which recently mad one hundred roses on il
at once.
Both the Henry Morrison and Cimbria
now make calls here every day when there
is need of them and some of US are very
happy to learn that the popular young
pilot Of the Cimbria has returned from his
trip to Ohio and has taken his place on the
Clmbria again. The 'Emmeline" does not
come.
The I. j. Stewart, Capt. L. c. Blake of
this place, reached Scotland after twenty
seven days.
Gardens are everywhere looking fine.
Mrs. W. +. Blake has corn three feet high,
and beans of several kinds in blossom.
These were planted late-after the twen-
tieth of May.
new monument has been recently
placed in the graveyard here over the re-
mains of the children of Daniel Blake.
In the graveyard at South Brooksville,
we noticed very fine monument to the
memory of James Foster, who was lost at
sea in the Martha N. Hale.
The Old Folks concert st So. Brooks
vile. in the new church, and for its bene-
ut, next Saturday, it is thought will be a
pleasing affair.
Mrs. Martha Blake's health is improving
50 that she walks about the grounds every
pleasant day.
July l6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

To all persons interested in either OF the estatei
hereinafter named.
Al u court Of probate held at Bluehill within
0and for the county of Hancock, on the secont
Wednesday of July, In the year OF our Lor,
eighteen hundred and nnety-one.
'ItiE following matters having been prcsenttd
i for the action thcreupon hereinafter indica
trd 1t Is hereby ORDERED, that notice thereof b.
given to all persons Interested by causing a cops
OF this order 10 be published three weeks success
ively IN the Ellsworth American. printed at Els
worth, In said county that they NAV appear at a
Probate court to be held at Ellsworth in laid 90
on the second Wednesday of Aug next. a,
ten o clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon
anu OBJECT II they see cause.
Timothy h. Gray, late OF Brooksville, In said
county, deceased. Petition that Geo NJ Warren
may be appointed administrator, presented IN
Sarena Gray. widow OF said decea sed
Margaret Hutchings. late of Gouldsboro in said
county, deceased. Petition that YIN +. Hutch
ings may be appointed administrator, presented
by Mary ): joy, daughter of said deceased.
Eden f. Haskell, late Of Deer Isle in said conn.
~, deceased. Petition that Elmer z. Spofrord
may be appointed administrator, presented bv
Mary NJ Haskell, widow of said deceased
Nettie NJ. Mcdonald. late OF Deer Isle, in said
county. deceased. Petition that John Mcdonald
may be appointed administrators presented Inv
sullivan A. Mcdonald, husband of said deceased
OF. CUNNINGHAM. Judge OF Probate
! true copy of the original order,
'"oo Attest -Chas. p. Dorr. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

SOsth Deer Isle.
uaymaking is now going on in earnest
The crop will be fair on the average fields,
as the rains started up good underground.
Rev. Mr.. Wright had a severe mishap
befall his horse while he was attending the
ministerial association. She is young
and valuable animal, and becoming FESTIVE
by being In the stable. she caught her foot
In some way in paving and sprained her
shoulder badly, and evidently got cast in
her struggles, as she was badly scratched
and cut about the head Mr.. Wright at
first thought that she would never recover,
but at last accounts he was more hopeful.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Robbins have a
permanent boarder In the shape of tiny
young lady who arrived last Thursday
July Is. They are delighted with this ad-
dition to their household.
Sunday school concert is on the pro-
gram for next Sunday, under the auspices
of Mrs. Carrie Smith and Miss Adria
biaisdell OF Franklin, as the generals in
chief, with the working force of the
school as under officers and rank and file
Rev. Mr.. Haley is expected to hold quar-
terly meetings on Saturday and Sunday, so
time, as the almanacs say.
The quarrymen at the Landing are agi-
tating the matter Of nine hours work with
ten hours pay.
The wedding of Mr.. Winfield Hatch and
Miss Ada Crockett, of OceanviIe. is an
nounced for July 2Oth
Mr. Otis, Of the Rocklaud Opinion cam
here Saturday with his wife aud son. am.
remained till Monday. making flying Wis
it to Mrs. Otis's friends and relatives here.
The measles take one victim at time
here, Miss Flora Allen being the last.
Mr. Frank Robbins, VINO has been in
Portland learning the sail makers trade
has set up in business for himself at the
Landing in the room over Goss 4 Smalrs
store.
July 20.
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N atlonal N eW $

The Treasures of Pennsylvania ard
Philadelphia have secured over 81 900 900
which was deposited in bank by Bardsleys
chief clerk ia Bari>lry's absence.
y. e. Stark & 60, bankers OF Oneidl,
y ! made an assignment.
The White squadron left Boston for
New York.
The president, said that he could accept
no Invitations to Visit places near Cape
May.
Bid, were opened in Washington for
lop hig steel guns bat no award was
made.
Three Democrat, at Cleveland used re-
volycr> in light over the merits Of candi-
dates.
Another test Of armor was held at
Annapolis, at which llarvey-treated Steel
plates were uninjured
Superintendent Porter has written a
letter defending the accuracy Of the Census
bulletin on municipal expenses.
The New York baseball team was de-
featei nj Cleveland By score Of . to 10.
The examination of negroes from the
Navassa Phosphate Company began 10
Baltimore, and stories of cruelty were re-
lated.
The National Editorial Association
met in st. Paul
The Postmaster General advertised
for bids for carrying foreign mails in
American-built vessels
Lightning felled dozen men at the
State Camp at Peekskill, but none was in
jured.
"A riot occurred in San Diego. Cal.
when deputy marshals attempted TO arrest
seamen from the Charleston. One sailor
was killed and one fatally wounded.
More than forty work men were buried
in the ruins of building demolished by
tornado at West Superior Wis. and many
of them were killed; severe storms else
where were reported.
The New York baseball nine won the
game at Cleveland by score of II to 10.
The opening session of the National
Temperance Convention was held at Sara
toga.
The funeral of Edward Burgess was
held in Boston.
-Governor Hill reviewed the New Jer-
sey troops at the encampment at Sea
Girt.
The President passed routine day
at Cape May.
Five members of a household at Ran
kin Station, Penn, were killed by three
separate accidents.
The National Temperance Convention
at Saratoga finished its work.
The New York nine was beaten at
Cleveland by a score of III to G.
A fire at Lynn, Mass, did 5000 900
damage.
Senator Allison was among the callers
upon the President at Cape May.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Eugene Sargent, u surry. Han.
w cock county, hairc, hy his mortgage ltD }
dated the eighth day ~ November. I>,a. sud HI.
corded in the Registry 81 deeds for HauruaA rGgu.
II, Maine IN book -, page 40 convey e.. lu Juay
+. Manning. OF Ellsworth, In said county. q l,r
tain lot OF parcel nG real estate -iuNt,I'n -tlf
Surry ami bounded a. follows, wit. ON the ra-t
by the county road leading from Ellsworth ta SOB.
nv. the south by band formerly "t iuturT lurt,
on The west hy land Of jarvis heirs and uu t.-
north bv land OF simeon Lori. hCtuE AL luH r.s
same premises conveyed 90 me Eugene gent
by James Lord los Ivvt 'lHtc'i February 10. less
aud recorded IN vul. 22i toiju -it. ui lluuUt- X
Registry aUi, whereas, the said john Mu
mug. hy his decd nt ASST -nmcnt, datvd tr -ts.H'
day ~ July, \. u. 1871. ana recorded ia yul :.'
page sol. ~ said Hancock Et Sl-try ~ DEEDS. ..-
assigned and transferred L" me -tit mortgage.
debit AMI mole thereby secured. Aul tI l.- r.-.r
tttr aud interest iG and to thv premises dD-,rl ,
ln said mortgage Iced amt, whereas. tty DHr.
Uou ~ -a,t mortgage hR- been broken, ...,
therefore, hv reason ot the breach of th, .....
ton of said mnrtEBEr claim "a foreclosure r.-r.
vt and give this notice A. provide. h' !, t.- fn.
purpose
U,rrL this -nd tIy nt Juiy, a u '-H.
BN., JTLtN .tU}ITN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

East Surry.
This has been a week Of reunions with
US The schooner Myronus arrived Sun
day from her trip to Nova Scotia, Capt.
Chatto. bringing Leverett Bellatty, Will
York and Ernest Moon. Thursday the
yacht Adrienne came in with S. J. Ire.
worgy. master; S. w. Treworgy, mate !;
also VIM Treworgy who is EMPLOYED on
her. Same day schooner Franconia, Capt.
Harry Young, arrived from her st. John
voyage. bringing Leslie Cain aud Arthur
Weber. Eta and Minnie Lord came on
steamer Florence from Boston, and as our
teachers are all At home on vacation we
are having lively times. Ed. SWEET also
came from Winter Harbor where he has
been for two months or more.
We hope our newsbny, Clifford Syn.
clair, will have q liberal patronage as he
deserves.
We are very sorry to learn that Charlie
Freethy is very sick with typhoid fever.
He is attended by DR.. Emery who has been
very successful with his fever patients so
we hope he will bring Charlie through
safely. Meanwhile he and his parents have
our fullest sympathy.
Our new society for the improvement of
the cemetery meets with general approval
Some absent friends have written to say
they will aid the good work. The ladies'
hope to collect a sum of money during
August so that work can be begun in
September. Money can be sent to Almira
Eldridge or C. E. Ellington, Surry.
The people at East Surry are greatly re-
Joiced at the raid officers Hooper and
Sweeney made on the freight-house 10
seize the liquor there last Saturday. Come
again, there will soon be some more. 1t
is daily coming.
July 10.
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STATE DE- NAIVE

HANCOCK, SIS Court Of Probate RIuebiu
July Term, A. d. 1s3l
Accounts having been filed for settlement in 90
tates of " .
Abel Fogg, late of Bluehill, deceased.
Allen Henderson. Administrator
i"ohias T. hartman, late OF 0rland, deceased.
= wesley Eldridge, Administrator
hu1us Heath, late of Bucksport, deceased
u,,,, Avery ii. Whitmore. Admin stra,or
william Sawyer. late of Castine deceased
Charles IL. Hooper, Admin strator
samuel sfratton. late of Hancock deceased
Margaret Stratton, Admiuistratrix
samuel Hadey, End, late of Eden deceased
Mary e. Hadley Administratrtx
mercy ~. cain, non compos mentis of Brook
r., we, Charles h. Perkins, Guardian
Eva l.. Manchester, minor, of Mt Desert
Ar., EDen NJ. Hanoi, Guardian.
Arthur Drinkwater, of Ellsworth, minor
william Drinkwater, of Ellsworth. minor.
c.,,, hiram Y. Vaughan, Guardian
granville Hadley. Lorana Iadiey, Hattie N Da.
Wis, Nettie ii. Davis, minors all OF Eden.
Mary c. Hadley, Guardian
Ordered-That the said accountants giya ,o.iee
" an persons interested. by causing a copy Of
.nls order 10 DC published three weeks succesa
lively In the Ellsworth American, newsnanar
pIlhted IN Ellsworth. in said county that tbev
may, may appear at Probate Court, to he holden AZ
Ellsworth, on the and "Wednesday of Augus. next
zen OF the clock in the forenoon ana show canse
y any they have, why the same should not he
- O.P- CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
woo Auest :-CHAs. T. DORR, Register.
"A 'rce copy Ateest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register,
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Maine G. A. B.

The semi-annual report of the Depart
ment Of Name, G. A. R., shows net
gain of twentyfour members, there now
being 300 in good standing. Fifty-four
comrades have died during the six months
ending June Both. Applications are now
on file for three new posts
Probably about one hundred and fifty
comrades from Maine will attend the
National encampment at Detroit next
month. The special train leaving Port
land over the mountain division of the
Maine Central will include two Wagner
sleeping cars.
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BlueiliIl.

Bluehill
Large lots Of fine quality hay were
housed last week. Good weather for the
farmers.
heavy shower Saturday night.
Lots of mackerel taken in the bay Sat
urday.
No meeting in the Baptist house Sun
day.
Eugene Slower is in town. We under
stand that he will occupy the pulpit at
North Sedgwick during his vacation.
Recent arrivals in town are Miss Alice
Holt and friends of Boston, Geo A. Clough,
Esq, Mrs. Kate Osgood and daughter of
Virginia. Mrs. Kline and family Of Cleve-
land, o., Prof Hill of Wellesley, Prof.
Stone and wife of Roxbury, and 9TH
erS
Mrs. w. |. Partridge is away on a visit to
her sister. Mrs. Fowler, in Searsmont
Harvey is not certain whether he is to be
congratulated or not, but says John and
Fred are fine boys all the same
Pat Maloney's show is to be here Thurs
day night. 1t il well spoken of wherever
it has been.
Steamer Castine makes an excursion
from here to Bar Harbor, Friday Will
leave wharf at 6 A. NJ. SUBSTITUTE,
July 20.
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DEAFNESS CAN'T BE CURED

BY local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tiOnal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining of the
famed you have rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result. and unless the infiam
nation can be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition. hearing will be de-
strOyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catsrrb, which is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for anv
case Of Deafness Caused hy catarrh) that wi
cannot cure by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free.
-. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Is cents. July.
-Tapley's "Bread Winner" outwears all
other shoes.
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Too High, They Say.

Many Hancock County Towns Want Their
Valuation Reduced.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July Is. The state as
SCISSORS returned last night from a weeks
trip to Hancock county, where on different
days they heard the town officers of the
following places, nearly all asking for a
reduction as fixed by the valuation COM
mission: Surry, Otis. Brooksville, East
brook, Cranberry Isle, fremont, Auro-
ra. Lamoine, Bluehili. Ellsworth, Eden,
Hancock. Sullivan, Franklin, Gouldsboro
and Mt. Desert. The hearings occurred
at Ellsworth, Bar Harbor, Sullivan,
Somesville and South West Harbor Bar
Harbor people thought their valuation
ought to be reduced to 81 500 900, the val
uation commission having fixed it at
So, 034 ,95s.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.


Campbell RenOminated.
CLEVELAND, July l5.-The Democratic
party in Ohio is split wide open from cen
tire to circumference, and nothing can save
it from defeat. Campbell, who forced
himself on the party for denomination
gained his point, but with his nomination
went all hope of the Democracy of the
State The official vote was
Campbell. ......................5 ls 1-l6
Neal'..... ........-.......... ia s-i6
Mime. ..-...-.. .......-..5s
Congressman johnson ...............l
The platform. as adopted, endorses the
administration of Governor Campbell, and
commends the secret ballot act. 1t oppos-
es class legislation and favors tariff levied
for the sole purpose of producing a reve-
nue. sufficient to defrsy the legitimate ex-
pense of the government, economically ad-
ministered" 1t fayors graded income
tax. denounces the characterization of sill
yer in 1873. and demands the reinstatement
of both gold and silver with the equal right
of each to free and unlimited coinage.
The Billion Dollar Congress" and the
"Despotism in the House" are denounced
and the people are congratulated on the
defeat of the Force bill. The platform
favors closer commercial relations with
and ANNOYING restrictions thereon; also
liberal and just pensions. The persecution
of the Jews in Russia is severely censured.
A minority report advocating a circulat-
ing medium which would keep gold and
silver on parity, and dissenting from the
plank relating TO an income tax, WAS over
whelmingly defeated
After the convention The Campellites
made all sorts of efforts to conciliate the
disaifected faction. but to DO avail, The
Cincinnati men showed fight early in Con
yention Hall. They were in an ugly mood
throughout the day and when it was pro
posed to make Campbells nomination
unanimous their anger and raucor broke
out in ten-fold fury. No scene like it has
ever been enacted in an Ohio convention
hall before. Curses loud and deep shoe ked
the women who occupied seats in the bal
cony TO see what 4 Democratic convention
was like, and to add to the stubbornness
and fearful display Of temper, the Cincin-
natl people even went to the extreme of
breaking chairs and trying to force their
way out of the hall after Campbell had car
ried the day. 1t was blot on the page of
even Democratic conventions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

sDailY sundays InrIndrH,
tStops on signal or notice To Conductor.
These Trains connect Mt Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested To- procure
tickets before entering the train. and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Fails % Ellsworth,
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. X. X. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAISON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gent Manager
F.E. RpOTHBY. Gent Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
June p, 1891. lyr3i
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING; SYRUP has been
used BY millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. II disturbed at night and brok-
en- of your rest ~ sick child suffering and
crying with pnn Of cutting teeth send z; orc,.
aud vt bottle Of Mrs, Winsluw'- hing
syrup for Children Tetthng. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediAtoIy Depend
upon II. mothers, there i no mistake about H.
1t cures diarrhaa, regulate, the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie, softens the gums
reduces inflammation, and give. tone and
en"rgr To the whole system Mrs. Wins
low'- soothing syrup" for children iee;hin. il.
pleasant 10 the taste, and j. tile prescription
OF one Of the oldest aud best female physician,
and nurses in the United states aud Is for
sale BY all druggists throughout the world
fricr Twenty-Five cent. = bottle BE sure and
ask for RS WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRur."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

At special town meeting at Farming
ton Saturday afternoon the town voted to
build three-span iron bridge across the
Songo River at that place, to cost eight
thousand dollars.
Augusta citizens are not seriously dis
turbed by the report that heirs of James
Howard are to sue for large portion of
the city. The lawsuit threatened is re-
garded as a scare.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

A Lewiston Journal correspondent
who has just returned from tour of all
the Penobscot Bay resorts writes: "All
the resorts have been booming since Sat
urday. The crowds are coming in greater
numbers than ever. | never saw anything
ike it in midJuly. The landlords and the
bay fishermen are equally pleased, for
schools of mackerel are seen everywhere
They have not been SO plentiful for years
They are sold for cent apiece in the
coast towns. This is golden year for the
coast dwellers."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

All truth. in the sense Of fixed laws and
principles, or, IN other words truth. as
measured by an absolute. divine standard,
l. a. old at least as the world. Itis not,
and never has been, susceptible of change
or modification n the slightest degree 1t
ma never been and can never be repealed
Or SET aside. To truth, in the sense we
mean, nothing has ever been added; from
II nothing can be subtracted 1t remains
to-day the same great, unchangng, unerr-
Ing standard that it always was. To shape
human life ~ accordance with this infalli-
Die standard j, the great work of the
world
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

Counsel for the bondsmen in the Per
cival defalcattoh case at Auburn. say there
Is no truth IN the report of a settlement
with the bank. The position of the case
Is as u has been for several weeks The
bond-men have declined to pay, and no
suits have a. vet been brought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23
Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF rHE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNT
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s. .-Iuly 2.ud, A. u. 1891
nHls i u give notice that On the list day Of july
l. A. -. l~"l, Warrant In Insolvency va, is
sued out of the Court Iu-Olyeuc, for said Couu.
ty OF i1tuc"cA, against the estate Of said Pearl
Anterior and George IL ~Icrry. doing business
under the name aud style of Athertou x ~purry at
Buchil IN said ca. amt Pearl Athcrton as in,!i-
vidual. adjudged u Dc ln-olvcnt debtors on pcti-
ton OF said debtors firms and Atherton a. iudi
vidal which petition was filed on the 2lst Iav uf
J Iir, ID. ls9l, Ia which date interest on claims
Is to be computed that the payment Of any debts
70 or by -1ii debtors and
hrn, AMI the transfer anu delivery nf anv proprr-
y BY them are forbi den by law, that i meeting
Of the creditors Of said debtors TO prove their debt
ana choose one or more assignee7 Of their estate,
Will be nelt AT court of insolvency be holden at
Ellsworth IN said county, on the thirteenth day Of
August, A. u. l>5l, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given unier my hand the date first above writ.
ten. IF HpppEp
Deputy sheriff as Messenger Of the court Of In
so!vency for said county Of Hancock. 2wsn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-23

We print on our first page this week
a notice Of the interesting STORY of the
Maine Fifteenth by Major H. A. Shorey,
now of the Bridgton Ne,cs. The work
takes this regiment through four and a
half years of eventful service all along
shore from Maine 20 Texas Bro. Shorey
is an able and graphic writer.