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Work on the Vaughan cottage Is pro-
crossing finely. 1t is about finished out
side and will be ready to plaster about the
middle of February.
The sewing circle had a hulled corn
festival last week. The proceeds go to-
wards funds for bell on the school
house.
Edward Lunt of West fremont has
moved into Benz. Graves cottage for the
winter.
Ice on the pond is eight inches thick
After few more cold days the harvest
ing will commence.
There is no society of Kings Daughters
here but few ladies met last week and did
some sewing for family of four children
who are motherless Such are Kings
Daughters in reality
Jan. "a.
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Marine List.


Belfast-A Ar Jan .. sch " I Emerson, Boston
Charleston sid Jan r. schs y Symonds. Bar
acoa Nellie Coleman, Port Antonio
Boothhay Harbor-Ar Jan H. sch John Doug
lass Boston for Bangor
Fernandina-Ar Jan g, sch Susan Pickering,
from Boston
Mt Desert Ferry-sld Jan u, schs Pearl. Web
stcr. fremont, Caroline, Dodge, fremont
New fork-Ar Jan u, sch J b Holden, Haskell.
jacksonville
GA Jan 70. sch Caroline c Foss Crabtree, Dem
erara
Passed Hell Gate--Ian II. sch Eva adell, Lord.
Port johnson TOR Boston
rortiand-Ar Jan "a. sch Republic. Neville. 81
George for Boston
Cid Jan H. sch Eva May, McDufie. New Pork
W Harbor-sld Jan q, sch Victor. Holmes.
Gloucester
Providence Ar Jan p. schs onve Branch and
Marcelus, New York
Rockand-Sld Jan %. .ch Mamie swan, Hig
gins, Camden for New York
EOreiga POrts.
Nassau- Sid Jan IS. sch Mary Lori, Lord from
Fcrnandina for Barba Toes
Talcahuano-Ar Jan y. bark 5 Emery. " Oos
ter, New York
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Card Of Thanks.

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THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS AT Court of probate holden at
Ellsworth. within and for said county the
second W Wednesday of January, A. ID. 1892.
Elizabeth W. Greenlaw, of Deer Isle, in said
county, having presented "a petition praying that
administration OF the estate of Robert knowlton,
late Of Deer Isle, in said county, deceased, intes
tate may be granted to Geo. Warren.
ordered that notice thereof be given to all per
sons interested therein, by publishing a copy of
this order three weeks successfully in the Els
worth. in said county of Hancock, prior to the
second Wednesday OF February, A d. 1892. that
they may appear at probate court then to he
feld ut Bucksport, within and for said county of
Hancock at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and show
cause If any they have, against the same.
3w3 O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Bluehili.
The property Of the Douglass, Buehill
and Stewart mines has been purchased by
Boston parties aud the machinery is all
being removed.
The granite quarry owned by Geo. A.
Clough and recently worked by Major APP
pei was sold in Boston last Friday, bring
ing Sl1 $50 90. This sale included all the
property aud stock in hand OF the quarry.
The little daughter of Manuel Melo,
aged seven years, went out on the bay af
ter her younger brother last Friday and
broke through the ice not far from the
town wharf. Mr.. James Bethel went into
the water and brought her out. She was
thoroughly chilled.
OrIen Webber Of Somerville, Mass has
been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Weber.
Mr.. r. p Stoyer came near having an
unpleasant experience with rife ball last
week. He started towards Woods"
pond with an ak on his shoulder from
which was suspended steel trap. He
had just left the main road when a ball
coming from the direction of Bluehill
mountain, struck the trap, glanced along
one of the wires and ''whirred" on its way
leaving him unframed. He heard the re-
port of the rifle somewhere near the
mountain.
We suppose the grip has arrived. In
five families in the Beechhil neighbour
hood eleven persons have been under the
doctors care. E. w. Mayo and family
have all been down with it and Mrs. II. W.
johnson is still quite i'll. The family will
long remember the many acts of kindness
and assistance that have been rendered
them by their neighbors and friends.
X. G. Lord was drawn juryman on an
extra call.
Geo. f. Snow of the Exchange has been
confined to the house for some time.
Jan. D.
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We Furnish the Books,
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Born.

EIlsworth-to Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Drum
mey, daug hter
Jan Il, to Mr. and Mr.. Herman Robbins. Il
Green's Landing-.Ian. Il. to Mr. and Mrs
Madison Torrey, a son.
Seattle, Wa-h.-\oy l6 to Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Wooster, Il son. Robert Myrun.I
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Loss of Brig |. ". Parker.

Eiifor EHSlrprh .imericaa:
have to report the To-, Of the brig |. ".
Parker which occurred the 9TH inst. at Psret-
gie, small fishing village forts-hye miles
south OF cape II. Rogue. The cause OF the
accident was a. follows | sailed from Per
nambuco, the 3rd inst. bound to Natal for
cargo OF sugar. All went well until II 80 +.
NJ. rhe 4th, " hen the vessel struck something
heaNi! which entirely tore away the rudd,r
breaking the stock three feet in the rudder
por', smashing whe, and everything attached.
lifting the deck up around the rudder. at
once came to anchor when to my surprise
found the vessel filling with water. After
pumping four hour>. We had five feet OF Wa
ter III hold. washing away the sand ballast and
listing the Vessel over. found it was impu--
-ihle to save the vessel a. the water wa, gain
in on the pump over twelve inches all hour
! slipped my chain. st head sails and run her
on shore. here she struck The ground al A
NJ, some 700 feet from the shore " here she
now ic> with lower hold fall of water and
viii prove total loss. " ere there any fsciii-
tie IN this country for getting vessels of. she
could undoubtedly be saved.
Yours truly etc.
L
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Albion X. F. Moore died at his home on
Bridge street the 18th inst, aged 20 years and
months. He was taken i'll several weeks
ago with la grippe, which developed into pneu-
mona and this, with cancerous trouble.
proved fatal Mr.. Moore was a native of Steu-
ben. and was the son of Gen. Samuel Moore, Il
prominent citizen Of that place. When Young
man he became local preacher of the Metho-
dist denomination. On the breaking out Of
the rebellion be enlisted in Co. G. of the Sixth
Maine regiment and served as musician. He
was discharged for disability late in 1862 He
was afrerward drafted into the army from
Steuben. but did not 90 farther than Galops
Island, in Boston Harbor. In 1864 Mr.. Moore
came TO Belfast, where he engaged in the sub
sttute brokerage business. For time be was
clerk in the American House. Subsequently
he followed the business of brick mason and
was good workman. Mr.. Moore was pro-
nounced Democrat and represented his ward
10 the Common Council. He was one Of the
prime movers 10 the reversal of the political
complexion Of the city government in 1877.
when the "seven spot took the eight" Mr..
Moore was a member Of Waldo Lodge Of Odd
Fellows and Past Grand, and Past Chief
Patriarch 10 PenObscOt Encampment. He W AS
a member Of the Odd Fellows Mutual Relief
Association and was insured for $500 In that
branch. Mr.. Moore was twice married His
first wife was Catherine Leighton, Of Wash
iDgtOu county. Shortly after he came to Bel
fast bis wife came here on visit. was taken
i'll and died here. From that marriage he has
five living children Mrs. Annette. wife Of
George Loring. of Portland, Charles Moore, Of
Cherryfeld. Mrs. Martha Avery. Of Boston,
Mrs. Kate Brown and Mrs. Florence Wallace,
both OF China. Twenty-Five years ago he
married Mary NJ. Page. Of Jackson, who with
two sons, Samuel and Albion. survive him.
Waldo Lodge held services at the house SUM-
day morning. Mr.. James KnOwlton then took
charge of the body and accompanied 1t to Steu-
dPnOsifpd N
Funeral services were held there. Mr.. Moore
has been familiar figure in Belfast for twen-
ty-ive years. and will be misseL.-Belfast Re-
publican Journal.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for C1storia-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Than cure, and those who are subject 10 rheu-
matism can prevent attacks b, keeping the
blood pure and free from the acids " bich cause
the diseases. For this purpose Hoods sarsa-
uarila |. u,ei with great .ucrpss
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

H. W. Holt offers special inducements to
any one wanting Tea. Every body who pur-
cha,es pound Of Tea will get a Lamp or a
Dish Oolong and Japan 80 cents pound and
dish or lamp for nothing. Cali early and get
nrst choice at Hollis Variety store.
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Al. .,n,l,.... H., t,.,h.rho,I
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htN. = hatH WI hoId quarterly meet
ing services nj Methodist church next sabbath.
II some men could only be convinced that
cburch-goiug j. THE best policy. they couldn't
be Kept out Of the cl urch With gun.
a party of about thirty gentlemen mar.
too. il all oyster sumner Al the Sirolin tlub
House Branch Pond last THURSDAY night.
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'"' 'Ni>'" '"'.4'''-' "u'H l'''"''a ny MI.
''a>' " "'i''
A. Mr> Michael GaNnor. last Friday noon.
descended The cellar NlAlrN n" fell to the bot
''l" "l1AN'H- Der it!i "rlN'' Ut Manning
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IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice of Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE.

III HANCOCK, So Court of Insolvency.
In the case of Sullivan Green, of Deer Isle In
said county, insolvent debtor.
This Is to give notice that pursuant to an order
Of court therefor, second meeting OF the Cre,ii-
tors OF said insolyent Debtor will be held at the
Probate Court Room in Bucksport, In said county,
On Wednesday. the 10th day Of Feb II. d., 1892,
at IL O'Clock In tie forenoon, for the purpo, es
named In chapter seventy of the revised statutes
OF the state of Maine, and amendments thereof
and additions thereto
Attest -CHAs. ?. DoRR, Register of said court
2w3
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JOSEPH WILLIAMSCN, JR.
January 18th. A. ID. lsS3. 3wS

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tn all
L concerned that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of executor
Of the last Will and testament Of j. H.
Parker, late uf taSuur, In the county
Of Hancock, deceased, nv giving bond As the law
directs, she therefore requests All persons who are
indebted to the said Dcceascds estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any lmur-
diatr demands thereon To exhibit tn same for
settlement. MARIETTA FARMER
Jan. 18th. A u. lSy9. 8w3
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But NEVER BEFORE

has original subscription edition best paper,
and in cloth binding (sod AT retail for q 00), been
reduced TO htty cents-probably less than the cost
of the binding alone-and presented to the read
ers of magazine upon receipt of fifty cents.
such an offer will be made again. No
publisher could afford to make 1t unless he wish
ed 10 present q magazine which he felt sure had
only 70 he introduced to retain It's permanent
place on the family book table-a magazine just
as interesting to the young boy or girl as to the
oldest gray head
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THE BOSTON STAR

says DIR. kaufmann's great book on disease,
lis causes and home cure. with fine colored
plates, is the best work ever published.
copy will be sent free to nybody who sends
three 2-cent stamps TO pay postage, to A. 7.
Ordwsy 4 Co., Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
Obituary.

At Oskland. Cal, Dee. Eth, 1891. Mr..
MsIy Smith. widow OF Thomas Smith OF
Surry. Me, died AT the residence OF her SON
n-law, ID. b. Miliiken. formerly OF Surry.
MR.. Smith WAS born Oct. n, 1906. in Els
worth, being one Of the eleven children OF
Gerry Townsend. The only one OF this large
family now left is her sister, Mrs.. Benz
Franklin OF Ellsworth. Mrs. Smith leaves
xix children to mourn her loss, five OF whom
are resit ent- OF California and one, Mr. l.. T.
Smith. Of Surry. She enjoyed remarkably
good health, until within few days OF her
death. her disease being the grip. Her re-
mains were inferred in the Odd Fellows
cemetery at san Francisco, near those OF her
son-in-Iaw, Capt. K. T. Rumble.
surry, Jan. %, 1892.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28
FUNERAL OF MISS JOY.

TIE funeral Of Miss Joy. whose death oc-
CURED Sabbath afternoon. took place yester-
day at the residence Of Willis A. JOY. attend
ed 10y circle OF intimate friends of the de-
ceased. The service was opened with reading
of scripture by Rev. W. H. Spence. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. 5. NJ. Wilcox and brief
address OF tenderest consolation followed from
Prof. Wordsworth. Musical selections were
rendered from select 9uartette. The services
were impressive and touching tribute of af-
lection for the departed one and expressive OF
sympathy with the bereaved relatives and
friends, which is felt by The entire commun-
ity. The remains will be inferred at Ellis.
worth. Maine. the former home of the family
Mr.. JOY started on his sad journey last even
ing. accompanied as far as Chicago by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton and Mr.. and Mrs Luke. Mis-
Lizzie JOY was born at Ellsworth Maine
Nov. y, 1857. and was the youngest OF a fami.
ly Of three sisters. Carrie, Hattie and Lizzie
and one brother, Willis A. The deceased bad
resided here about 4 year and half and had
endeared herself to q circle of friends. Miss
Hattie JOY joined the family circle here Dec
81, last. the first reunion Of all for number OF
Years Mrs Joy is rallying from her severe
illness and on the way to recovery -Grdnd
Forks Daily Herald Of Jan. 10.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
l concerned, that he has been duty appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Adj
Illustrator of the estate OF John b. Lowell,
late OF Bucksport, In the county Of Hancock, de
ceased. by giving bond the law directs, h0
therefore requests all persons who indebted TO
the said deceased's estate, To make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on To exhibit the same for settlement.
GEORGE h. LOWELL
January 18th. A. II. lsy9. 3w3
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City and County
New Advertisement

Ccutlemeu Clothing-H VI. Byrue 4 CO.
Great Btrgaiu--A II Nurri-
state NJ Maine Coui " Commissioners.
Probate Notices.
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JOHN " NAN
Natal. Brazil, Dec. 10th. 1891.
Death of Miss Lizzie joy.

After long struggle. during which he suf-
fered much Mis- Lizzie JOY last evening at
4 30 fell into gentle sleep and her spirit calm
iy took hight from lis mortal prison. Before
this hna sleep she remarked to her sister
Caroline: Il believe Will 90 TO sleep" and
three lime, her feeble voice uttered her last
greeting good night" Her dissolution was
anticipated on Wednesday already and then in
conversation with her brother and sisters she
expressed herself resigned to the inevitable
transformation She had tried to live a cor
rect and pure life. By the best lights given and
was willing 10 depart hence. Grdnd Forks
no Dakota DaHy News. Of JAM IS
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken Upon himself the trust OF an admiu.
lstrator OF the estate of Thomas Turner. late of
Isle Su Haul in the County Of Hancock, decreased,
by giving bond AS the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted t. the said
deceased estate to make immediate pay mtut and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same fer settlement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

At a court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday of January, A. II. lS9s.
IoHN H. REDMAS, having presented a certain
v instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of George Bush, late of Hancock, In
said county, d.~kased for probate
Ordered, That notice thereof be given
To all persons interested by causing a COPY
OF this order 10 be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth Americ m, printed at ELS.
be held at Buck sport, in said county on the sec.
ond Wednesday Of Feb. next, at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, and show cause, II any they have
why the said instrument should not be proved, APP
proved and allowed AS the last will and testament
of said deceased.
O. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w3 Attest ,-CHAs. 7. DORR, Register
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tuesday. Ian. 26.
Robert O'Connel vs.. the Inhabitants OF the
citV Of Ellsworth. This is an action against
defendant city to recover damages, alleged TO
have been received by defect In highway
in said city.
Defendant admits injury, but denies alleged
defect in way. and if defect existed. the want
Of statutory notice to municipal officers; more
over claims that injury could have been avoid
Ell by the exercise OF .ordinary diligence on the
part OF the plaintiff
Hale Il Hamlin Wiswe & King
for PHI. for Deft.
Wednesday. Jan. d.
O'Connel VS.. Ellsworth. Verdict Tor de-
PENDANT.
John s. Thomas VS.. Andrew Stafford. On
trial.
John A. Peters. Jr. Z. S. Clark.
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Build al'quale to human need.
Thy capitol of praise and deeds,
Sufficient i Thy constant good
Ana ample - Thy Fatherhnod.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

J. H. MORSE, Adyt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-01-28

To the Honorable, the judge of PROBATE within
and for the county 81 Hancock, STATE Of Maine
THE undersigned, MARY +. Ntalbtrd, of P@utI
L tton No. S3. in said county OF Hancock, guar
dian oft Emma {. Williams II said Plantation :
person Of un,ound mind, Who 10y reason II men.
tai incapacity is incompetent to manage her oNu
estate protect hcl rIEh-J respectfully repre-
seuts that the said Emma C. Williams Is >etLet
and IosseSsed OF the following described real c-
tate, viz One undivided third Ot "A certain lot or
parcel of land situated IN SAID Plantation No 8
and bounded ana described As follows Com
menCing at the county ROAD al Ezra Willam''
south line thence running eastward thirty ctgh:
rods thence southwark twenty rods, thence west
ward thirty two rolls thence nOTthwArl twenty
rods To the first mentioned bound, containing four
acres, more or less, with the buildings thereon
that it is necessary and for the best interests Of
said ward To sell 7aid rca estate tor the payment
of the debts of said ward, the expenses Of said
sale and of guardian ship, and for the support of
said ward wherefore your petitioner. guardian ~
aforesaid, asks This Honorable tourt that she may
be authorized and empowered aErceably To- Law
to sell the whole OF said warts interest IN SAID
real estate AS above described.
MARY +. SrALRIKU, Guardian.
January 18th, l,!r2.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock IS AT a Court Of Probate hrli At
Ellsworth on the second Wednesday of Jan.
A. D. lsg2
ON the petition aforesaid, OKDERlr, That no
tice be given by publishing cong vi said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
In Ellsworth, that all persons Interested may at
tend on the second "Wednesday Of Feb next, at
Coart of Probate to he holden in Buchsport, AMI
shew cause, II any, why the prayer Of salt petit
ton should not be granted. such notice 90 be Civ
en- before said court.
CUNNINGHAM Judge,
Attest :-CHAS. z. bORt., Register.
A true copy, Attest .-tHAs. L. DORR Register