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1t Should Be in Every House.

j. B. Wilson, 37l Clay St.. Sbarpsburgh. Pa,
saws he will not be without Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds,
that 1t cured bis wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack OF LA
Grippe" when various other remedies and
several physicians had done her no good.
Robert Barber Of Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR.
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than ANYTHING be ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try 1t. Trial Bot
ties l0c. at s. ID. Virgins Drug Store. Large
bottles, soc. and s1.Oo.
I HAVE been great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years. and tried many rem
edies. but none did me so much benefit as Ely's
Cream Balm. It completely cured MEN,. J..
Lally, 30 Woodward Ave-, Boston Highlands,
Mass.
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The L. S. postal authorities are now
announcing a change from Centre" to
Center" IL the spelling Of the names Of
Maine post-oftices where that word occurs
The Maine Register and the Maine news
papers are several years ahead of Uncle
Sam in this reform. While about it. it
wouldn't he amiss for the postal author
tiles to drop that obsolete ugh" from the
Maine "boros" preparatory to the good
time coming when phonetic spelling shall
make Us glad with such names as these
Elzworth, Bluhil, Broksvil, Buksport,
hasten. Goldzboro, Stuben, Milbrij, kalis,
etc
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Harrison and Reid,
The Republican Standard Bear
ers for This Campaign.

MI>>EAroiI>, June 10 The Republican
National Convention to-day nominated
BeDjamin Harrison, of Indiana. for Presi
dent. aud Whitelaw Reid, Of New York,
for Vice President.
Governor Mckinley called the couven-
ton 10 order at u 80 O'Clock and prayer
va, offered by the Rev. DR.. waylsnd Hoyt,
of the First Baptist church of Minneapolis.
Governor Mckinley ordered call of the
States for the nomination of candidates
for the leadership of the party In Noyem-
Der. When Colorado was called, Sena-
tor Wolcott arose from his seat and
mounted the platform to present the name
Of Blaine. He made an effective address,
aud again and again his mention of the
man whose candidacy he supported called
forth prolonged applause from hands, feet
and mouths.
THOMPSON NoMINATEs HARRISON.
After order had been restored the roll
call Of the States was continued until
Indiana Ma reached. The mention OF the
Presidents State vas the signal for a
bAst from the Harrison forces, and they
gave X Justify The noise grew louder, If
p,~>ihlc, when X W. Thompson, the
Nc-tor OF the gathering the venerable ex-
SECRETARY of the Navy, left his seat with
tie deega tiou and walked 10 the platform
HIS words were too few tn be called a
speech. but a. he said 10 closing The war
Nor statesman. Benjamin Harrison a
great wave Of enthusiasm swept sCross
the hall. Fans ami umbrellas were waved
high Ia the air, delegates stood on their
+ chairs and Yelled, aud the noise was deaf
Z ening in di.cori and volume.
ENTHUSIASM FOR BLAINE
No Michigan delegate arose TO nominate
Algrr when the name ~ that Stale was
called. A. a representative If Minnesota,
senator hu-ti- secuted the nomination
IF Blaine There was cheering in the
course ~ biz address and at IL. close.
When qlIrt had almost been re-tored. Il
~ l. Incident -et the convention IN an up-
roar wAicA la>te,i for neatly half an hour.
Mr. Carson Lake. ~ao Wa >jtta- in the
front Of the gallery. raised her white
psra-oi and started the cheering again.
The Blaine enthusiasm Increased and mul-
tipiied until il seemed that order would
never be restored TX Speaker Thomas
Il Reed gave the demonstration new I'M
petu> Nv waving United States dag
Chairman Mckinley VS. helpless a 3
child in an avalanche. He raped for
order again and again. At times luil 10
the disorder wa noticed. but then the cry
Of Blaine, Blaine James & Blaine =
would De taken up again and pandemonlum
Would be euthgone,i more firmly than ever.
Mg. prrfw- GRAND srEEcH.
At last ,emhlance Of quiet va.
reached ani W T. M9lli,on a co.ored
delegate from Mississippi. va, allowed q
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democracy i the sanctuary and a-y
lum Of the humble man. Around him de-
mDcracy doe, throw her protecting arm
Chairman Clifpris .Speech At Bangor.
o, my. Isn't that rich Ana how It
must be appreciated by the humble man,
black or white, in al parts Of the country
In Imagination We can see the black man
Of the South, ballot in hand. at the polling
place while around him Democracy doe,
throw her protecting arm" to shield him
against lawles,ness while he exercises the
right Of suffrage! What touching pict-
ure this humble negro encircled by the low
ing arm of Democracy would make!
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s. X. SMITH, Chairman.

commencement at the Maine WESLEYAN
Seminary and Female College at Kent's
Hill occurred last week. President Smith
delivered the baccalaureate sermon before
the graduating class Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock
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Our Standard Bearers.


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Az Lk BLAINE, HAkRis"N
Wien The supreme hour in the con
Tenuon came that the choice was to
be made between the grea, leaders,
-Ae battle 4 the ballots was a short
AMI decisive one. President Harrison
nelnL reconstructed on the first ballot.
The fact j., President Harrison's
administration has been a model one.
AMI of him It may be said that merit
wins His nomination by a majority
over al. WHICH was promptly made
unanimous. may he regarded a a
hearty Endorsement of his admlnIstra-
tlon Of affairs Never since Lincoln
has there been an ADLER or better
President than Mr. Harrison. Under
Ills guidance the advancement OF
American commerce, the growth OF
American Industries ana the prosperl-
y OF me American people nave oeeh
79 marked tAA' 'hey receiver inc au-
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Speculation as to Mr. Blaine's future
seems to be the order of the day. Why not
predict, grave oracles, that he will come for
ward as a candidate for Representative to
Congress in the Third District Republican
convention which meets at Wateryille July
9th? Such claim, foolish as it might be.
would be very much less absurd than
some Others that have been made
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Charles +. Johnson, who was nomi-
mated as a candidate for Governor at the
Democratic State Convention held in Ban
gor last Wednesday, was at one time a
resident Of Machias and was principal of
the High school there for two years.
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"ce OF appointment of Assignee.
So, uC ~ In the county of Hancock. and
1sa2. ~ uas VI may, A. u.
e undersigned hereby gives notice OF his AN
.. sose, of GouIdsboro, in said county u uoef
,nso.vent debtor who has been declared an
I nso,v upon his own petition, by the conrt Of
swA WALTER B. HARRINGTON. As,.
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administrators Sale Of Real Estate,

po ~ Ant TO d license from the Honorable
L Judge OF Probate for the county Of HancncL
| shall sell at pubiIc auction On th,. Nj Lt4,nth
day OF July, u. l~'E!, at two o'clock Ia IN. M
tern0on, al the house situate on the lot hereinaf
Ter described unless sold before that dat. al
private sale all the right, title and interest
which Harriet \. Darling, late Of Blurhiu In said
county. dccea -cd, had in and 10 the following DE-,
-cIiocd real estate, situate IN said Bluehilt 10
WIZ certain lot or parcel Of land with all
buildings thereon, bounded follows begin
ming at the angle Of the road leading from the
mead o. the Bay, 70 Burk-port and to SURF
thence by said Buck-port road north u de.-rrfs
we-t seven rod 10 land OF William Hopkins.
thence by land of said Hopkins north 10 degrees
cast 10 stake and stones thence to the north,r
y line Of said surry road south II degrees eat
seven rods To stake and stones thence south
ed bound, containing forty two square NM ninre
or les, being the homestead Of said Harriet A
Darling Including the rcyer-ion of tn. dover
theren
ADDIE d. MERRILL, Admini-tratrix.
Deer Isle June 18th ls92 3,y5l
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At Ellsworth, in the county of Hapcoek ON, 80.
Or Maine the i4th day Of April A. ID ls,,
1'Ht undersigned hereby gives notice of his an
pointment as assignee of the estate OF Charles
=. mcf ariand.of Trenton, in said county OF Han.
cock, insolyent debtor, who has been declared an
ansovent upon MS own petition by the court Of IN
soivency for said county OF Hancock, - IA
SWE LfSWOOD Y. GILES. Assiynee
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Geo W. Heath. Of Rucksport, in
W the county Of Hancock and state Of Maine
by his deed lated Feb Is. 1871. and recorded in
SAID Hancock Registry of Deeds vol "a page 81
conveyed To me the lot Broad ay, in said
BuckspoTt adjoining my home stead and being
seven rods wide along said Broadway and II { cen
RODS long. with buildings thereon now therefore
!, the mortgage named in said deed hereby
claim 70 for"close said mortgage the condition
thereof having been broi en-.
3W-3 WILLIAM .. BUCK.
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domination Made Unanimous.


iew >c~ Hampshire, I, Rhode Island. J..
TrNa-.
Lncylu'- one vote wa est BY New Hamp
-hirt
Nomination Made Unanimous.
The secretary announced the totals and
the cheering wa, renewed,
The Chairman-Pre>ideut Harrison hav-
ing received a msjority Of all the votes
cast a. the nominee of this convention,
shall it be made unanimous: Cries of
yes, yes
Those 10 favor Will say ave.
The response was a general ave and with
out calling for the nays President Mckin-
ley said: 1t is a unanimous vote"
Cheering long continued
Whitelaw Reid of New York. selected for
the second Place on the Ticket.
MIN>EAroLIs, June lin the evening
the convention came together again and
selected Whitelaw Reid, the great journal
ist. for the second place on the Republican
ticket.
The New York delegation presented the
name of Reid. and their recommendation
settled the question. The rules were sus-
pended and Whitelaw Reid was nominated
by reclamation.
The Blaine men take the situation philo-
sophlcally, and express determination to
hustle" for the ticket. 1t is believed here
that the resignation of the secretary
weakened his case, and there are many
who think that was just what the secre-
tary was after.
1t is the concensus Of opinion that the
secretary never changed his mind, and
never desired the nomination. NOBODY
pretends to dispute that had he not written
the Garrison letter ne would have had
walk over.
The Platform.
The following is the full text of the
platform as completed by the committee
on resolutions:
Representatives of the Republicans of the
United States assembled in general con-
vention on the shores of the Mississippi
river, the everlasting bond of the indie
structible republic whose most glorious
chapter of history is the record of the Re-
publican party, congratulate their country
men on the majestic march of the nation
under the banners inscribed with the prin-
ciples Of our platform Of 1888 indicated
by victory at the polls. aud prosperity in
our fields, workshops and mines, and
make the following declaration of prin-
ciples:
We re-affirm the American doctrine of
protection. We call attention TO its growth
abroad We maintain that the prosperous
condition of our country is largely due to
the wise revenue legislation of the Repub-
lican Congress. We believe that all arti-
Giles which cannot be produced in the
United States, except Injuries, should be
admitted free of duty, snd that on all i'm
ports coming into competition with the
products Of American labor should be
levied duties equal to the difference be
tween the wages abroad and at home
We denouDce the efforts of the Demo-
cratic majority of the House of Represen-
tatives to destroy our tariff laws piece
meal, as manifested by their attacks upon
wool, lead and lead ores, the chief pro-
ducts of a number of states, and we ask
the people for their judgment thereon.
We point to the success of the Republi-
can policy of reciprocity. under which our
export trade has vastly increased and new
and enlarged markets have been opened
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WATERvILLE, June IL. 1899

The committee to examine candidates
for cadets in the U. S. military school will
sit for that purpose at Waterville, June
%, 1892.
s. X. Smith. Chairman
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 a,
concerned that he has been rinIv aI,r1 " 81,
and mas taken upon himself the trust Of an All :
M, ninis'Tator OF the estate of Grace " CHM
late OF Bucksport in the county of Hancocs a.
ceased, by giving bond as the law direc,s' Ne Ne
therefore requests all persons who are indei,,ad
70 saia deceased's estate to make immediate nav
10 exhibit the same for settlement ''''eoh
June sth, A. ID. 1892 SlNS'
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fhr HtNt t-NFt. Ig tl4i Ms nv ffIta-lnE hi~
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hrtnc grow D. -t-t. f-sr .tu-k Tacrr r. twice
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-16

On motion Of General Sewrl II Ncw
Jersey the takinG of the Gr-i bA,,pt wa>
mAi- the neXt business. Following b. The
vote,
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Al court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
anu Tor the county Of Hancock on the secnnI
Wednesday of June A u. is..,
A CERTAIN instrument purporting tn ha tho loo,
n WIKI an, testament OF George W Grin, 10
late OF orland. in said county deceased. bay'
Ing been presented for probate
Ordered, That notice thereof ha ,
10 All persons interested by causing a COW ~
THIS order to be published three weeks su,cesstre
wor,h ~ n .h american, printed at Ellis
TO be held at Blnehill, iii said county on tha 80
ond Wednesday OF July next, at ten OF the cIoct
WV IN sid ~ n.nu my" cause, II any they have
proved, and allowed the last will and tes,ama an
of said deceased. $500 " u
3w24 Attest -Cu.s p ~, a " a. . udee'
true copy, Attest;-CHAs. z. DoRR Reeister
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Freedom Notice,
have for a consideration, sold TO my minor
son. William W. Black. his time and shall claim
none of his earnings pay any of his bills from
'his "abe LEWIS X. BLACK.
West Brooksville june /, lss2. 3w23.
NOTICE !!

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
frenchman's Bay and Mt Desert Land aud Water
Company will he held at the Office of said Com
phhy upon the main wharf at sorrento, Sullivan,
Hancock county, Maine, or Tuesday the twenty
eighth day Of June, A. D. 1891 at ten o'clock In the
forenoon, for the election of officers for the nsu
Ing year and the transaction any other business
that may properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES r. SIMPSON
Clerk Of said ompany
June Zhl, A. ID. 1877. 2w24
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y court r. Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and.f for the county of Hancock IN IN. s.,,,,t
Wednesday Of june A. D. l~.ts
pLkA\AH KEMlCk having presented a crr
II ldlh instrument purporiing 10 be the last viii
and testament of Elkanah Remick ate OF Dtls in
said county, deceased together with p.,ttf.,n ~
probate of same and for the apnoinfr.n, - -
suitable person administrator with Inc an au
neXed " -
Ordered. That the said FIkanab Rannsrs civ. -,
tice 70 all persons interested by causing "a cnr,
OF this orier to be published tbre.. well sncf'
lively in the Ellsworth American printa,i ar I,IIs
worth, that they may appear at Probate Cnurt
To he held at Biuehiil in said county on tb. 80
ond "Wednesday of July next at ten of the rloch
In the forenoon, and show cause If any thev have
why the said Instrument should not be proved an
proved ami allowed as the last will ami testament
OF said deceased, and why An afiministr.tnr Win
the viii annexed should not be appointed
q. L. CESSISGHAN Judge
3w4 Auest,-CHAs. +. DoER Register
A true copy. Attest:-JHAs. Z. DoRK Register
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The first known of the striking Of the
cyclone In tbs city limits, that il, where
much damage was done, Was al Maple
wood Park, aud there the furious winds
did tremendous destruction. The path OF
the cyclone judging from the havoc Gre
sted. could not hsve been more than a
hundred feet wide, but ruin was in the path
OF thst small oody. All the buildings
fences ami stalls In the WAY we're leseled
to the ground 10 a twinkhng.
Three wioimill- were blown down ani
several platforms for the agricultural
Implement EXHIBIT carried away. The
mime Farmer building, near the main
driveway on the knoll, was rolled down the
bank like bsll. and only stopped rollin.
when It collapsed l. wa~ moved IN ly
fifty feet from the place " here it originally
stood
GA the ca>.erly side Of Main street sew
era houses lo-t chimneys and trees were
broken down.
The damage to Mapewood Park viii be
several Thousand dollars ID was thought ~
persons familiar with the premises. Tues
day night. Just ho~ many thousands 1t i
very difficult % estimate.
Ia Brewer considerable damage VS.
done
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A Wild Tempest at Bangor
ONE LIFE LOST
Much Property Destroyed.

Tuesday, terrific storm burst on Ban
gor, and while IL was but brief its effects
were most disastrous and the destruction
of property was cast in the shadow by the
death of loved one overcome by the rag
ing tempest. About half past five O'Clock
a shower broke, gently at nrst, but finally
pouring down volumes Of rain, accompan-
led by not large amount of thunder aud
lightning but by heavy wind from the
west.
All at once the sound OF violently shrek
ing whistles from boats in the river and
mills On the shore, gave note of warning
of disaster of some kind, but whether Of
food or fire ii was impossible to determine.
Investigation of the afir however.
brought to light the sad fact that the little
steamer Annie. Cspt. Horace Atwood.
while returning with party of excursion
lists from Hsmpden had been struck By the
gale and capsized. and rumor on swift
wings said some had been drowned, and
the number va placed nywhere from one
to four, and still later rumor carried it up
to eight
There were seventeen persons on board
and Of these Miss Madeline Adams was
drowned
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.. =. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
iva Attest -Ciits- T.. polE REGISTER.
\ true copy. Attest ,-CHAs L. DoKk Rrti-tt.r

At a Court ~ Probate holden AT Ellsworth ,.Itb,r
and Tor the county Of Hancock an fha -,
"Wednesday 81 june 4 - I..rl
A LFKkp f. CRARTRtE. one ~ the ev..,,,.r-
Il IN i certain instrument purpartIu.- Ia ~. ft.
lH-t viii ari tesla rcni af t.,rr,n CrHltr,4 III.
nl Han, oCk Ia ~Aii county deceased l,yi,,, -
scented The same Tor probate
Ordered, That the slii Alfred u r-af,-..
ElNr h'tce "a all persons Interested. by causing a
copy Of this orier to be pubH, shed thr.. y,,.,-l !
sucressiy civ in the Ellsworth Anerir.r ,.,,...,
at Ellsworth that they may apu.ar IN a ,-,l. -.
court Id be hcd at Blu.hIu In -.i{ .n,it M
the second Wednesday Of .Ilily n,.,, ~ 49,, +t
chrk in the forenoon ana snow rat,.. 10 LIZ.
they have. Why the -aid Instrument, .bopls ,,,, ~.
proved appru ec,i and allowed a. The {a.t yin II
testament u said dt1.ea-,,l
OWES @ =. trNNISGHAM, Judge.
Auest;-CHAs. Z. DoKR. Register.
true copy, Attest -JHAs r. pURK. RfZi-,e,
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HANCOCk, s. court OF Probate, june Term
A. D. lss2 5000
Upon the foregoing petition. Ordered. That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons inter
ested, by causing copy of the petition and tbis
order thereon, 10 be published three weeks sur
cesslvely In the Ellsworth American a newsuaner
published in Ellsworth. In said county, that tfey
may appear at Court of Probate for said county
70 be held at Bluehiil, on the second Wedne.dsy
OF July next. at ten of the clock in the forenoon ~
snow cause, II any they have, why the prav
er OF said petitioner should not be granted
3w24 o. z. CUNNINGHAM Judge
Auest:-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs p Dong Reeis,er
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-16

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for inc c,,,,,,
of Hancock
THE undersigned, Elisha q Hatch adn,,t.,ra
l tor estate Of Alpheus A. Crane late ~ ~
land, In said COUNTY, decreased respectfully repre
sents that the goods and chatt-ls rights and rod
Us OF SAID deceased are NOT sufficient to nav hi
just debts and charges OF administration Nv tha
sum OF three hundred dollars and that a sale Of
some portion OF the real estate of said Alpheua A
crane Is necessary for the payment of said ,Iedc
iency; wherefore your petitioner prays your hon
or To grant him license TO sell, az public or pri
'ate sale, Tor the purpose as before stated
and convey all the right. title and inter
death in and TO the following described real ia
tate situated in said Orland, viz: One unJiyid,d
u part OF the Rosand Crane homestead, bounded
the fenohscot river. TO satisfy said debts and
charges of administration.
ELISHA q. HATCH