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Notice Of Foreclosure.


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the county "l liil'"'n .H. @'-'. .. "....
hi mortgage decd aat,a Na~N -IA ,-- .. ur
corded III Vol -. Page 1lo "t tue a'.",H -.r
try OF Decd, conveyed O." IuhH e N.....n- .l
-ald Ellsworth. She following C'-.t."t' ..'. re.
tate VIZ flr-t c"rtatu I"t nr u.r ...t Nut
situated IN -alt EI.Nnrrh. aHb u'rt a"l
bounded a. follows. t' wa E.sInrt...N tO 'Ar
French line where the Eau-"r r,a. .ru..' -..l
line in Ellsworth thence al"u- said tu..I .ln'
north eighty cIGht dc-rr'- and thu. '.a-.N-
west, one hundred and uSDutN -e..u l,fr..- Pc. 3d.
corner, thence -uuth one 'r-T,r u.u nut. '.lrth
wet sixty -iN pcrChr- tu u -taEH aUg t"H..
thence south eighty light j, -ry,a lud uNU Irurfh
east one hundred and ruut. r.u, put, 49,. .., .Gy
Bangor road aforesaid, Ih,ucr pIuu- -a.a Eau
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For the many kindnesses bestowed on them
during the last sickness aud after the death of
Charles B. Fullerton, and especially to the
Masons for their deeds Of fraternsl love and
sympathy, the undersigned desire to extend
their wsrmest thanks and assurances Of their
lasting gratitude.
HANNAH Z. FULLERTON.
CHARLES A. FULLERTON.
Garfield FULLERTON.
ANNA STEVENS.
Ellsworth, April 2, 1892.
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Editor Of the american
In the last issue of the AMERICAN saw
piece about horse trot that took place
on Third Pond Bluehill, which classes
Hartland in race with Lady Chase and
Jumbo, which is not correct. IIartland was
not in the race. knew nothing about the
trot until few hours before 1t took place
and did not know ii was matched race
until two heats had been trotted. When
the word was given for the third heat
WAS short distance in the rear and held
the same position To- the judges stand
without making a break, while Lady Chase
ran long distance untll up or nearly up to
the judges stand. When the heat and
race were given to Lady Chase the judges
said that II Hartland had been in the race,
they should have given the heat TO him
J. +. HAYES
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Municipal Elections.


At the annual town meeting held In Otis,
March IS, the following officers were
chosen
Moderator-C O. Blaisdel
Clerk-Eben Kugman.
Selectmen, assessors. and overseers Of
the poor-F. W. Fogg, J. o. Jordan and
c. o. Blasdel.
Treasurer-B. F Robbins
Collector of taxes-Grafton Salisbury.
Constsble-A Warren.
Supervisor OF schools-C. o. Baisdell
GREAT POND.
AT the annual meeting holden March Is,
the following business was transacted
Moderator-John K. Shuman.
tlerk-John K Shuman.
l-t A-ses>or-John K SAuman.
End Assessor-Asa Williams
3rd Assessor-Nathan r. Collar
Trea,urer-F T. Mace
Colector-F E Mace
Con-tanlcs-D Dudley W. Hanson and ID.
Henry Folsom.
Schoo! agent-John X. Shumau
Superintendent of Schools-J +. Emery
Money Raised,
For schools, 500 30
For books. $500
for contingent 70 ~
TOT repairs on schooi-house. oo.oo
No party lines drawn.
Msfch . ,.
DEDHAM.
Town election March os the following
officer. b.inr .l.c,ed.
S.,.c,men-H Rurr;u lain + Cow.
ING. @ Goodwin.
School Snnervisor-J w Rlsisd.u
Treasurer and collec,or-Gao p Good.
win
Clark-H p Rnrrlr
"A'''N -
our annual town meeting came on the
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FOR OYER EIETY YEARS

MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. IL disturbed at night and brok-
en- of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth send at once
aud get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" for Children Teething. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about 1t.
II cures disrrhGa, regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind colo, softens the gums.
and reduces Inflammation. and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription
OF one of the oldest and best female ply sicians
and nurses In the United States. Price TWEEN
ty-hve cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
1y40.
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LAKE view
The Merrck Thread Co finished hauling
spool wood March 2lst, total amount 1850
cords. At the closing up there were a GER
tain few OF the teamsters that struggled
for the largest load hauled for the season.
Geo. Farris carried OFF the championship the
result being as follows: Chas. Jersey.
cords; Fred Strout, cords; Geo Farris,
3 IL cords. The company are building a
pier or breakwater to protect bOoms of
logs lying at the mill. They have three or
four hundred thousand at the head of the
lake which will be brought to the mill as
soon as the ice leaves, to be manufactured
into box lumber for the purpose of pack
ing spools for shipping.
great many go to the sea board for
their health. but for my choice give me
Lake View with an ocean of clear spring
water and plenty of good pure air. No
sea fog up here and the result is good
health.
The company are also building some
scows for the purpose of bringing spool
stock across the lake. 1t can be put to
the mill In this way much cheaper than it
can be hauled with teams. They tried a
sample lot last season. Mr.. Phillips from
Ellsworth has charge Of the job.
We have most everything up here that
can be found in city, excepting police
men; electric lights are used in the mill.
German pedlers and agents Of all kinds too
numerous to mention visit Us. We are
looking for potato bugs and black flies
and mosquitoes later on. What more can
any one ask for? II. A. s.
April 8.
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Several anarchists und,

Several anarchists under arrest in
Paris have confessed to participation in
two Of the recent explosions, and have
turned informers against Rayachol; the
latter admitted the commission of several
crimes.
Several fires occurred 10 Mandalay,
Burmah. doing immense damage.
The Reichstag was prorogued.
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Mrs. A. T. Norwood and Miss Emily
Sawyer started for Sedgwick to-day.
Schooner Copy, Capt. c. II. Robbins,
sailed to-day for Rockport, with a load of
kiln-wood, shipped by F. E. Cushman Co.
The friends and patrons Of our popular
dressmaker, Miss Matte Moore. will be
glad to learn that she has returned from
Ellsworth. where she has spent the winter
Mar. 80. NEIL.
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Gard Of Thanks.

As move from Trenton to Marlboro to care
for nv aged parents, | wish hereby to thank
the people of Trenton for the great kindness,
respect and honor they have shown me during
my stay of seventeen years with them; and 1or
the confidence they have placed In me In CIV
ing me place, Of public trust. also wish 10
thank nv scholars for their marked respect to
me during the last four consecutive terms In
Trenton. and especially for the beautiful spring
rocker presented to me as token Of their APP
probation Of my feeble services In the High
school just closed.
EBEN B. HODGKINs,
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Card Of Thanks.
Ellsworth, April 2, 1882.

We, the undersigned, wish to express our
sincere thanks and gratitude to our neiRhbors
and friends for money received to obtain
COW to replace the one we lost by accident.
HENRY n. LEE.
NANCY T. LEE.
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Atlantic.

Rev ID. Coombs Of North Haven,
preached at the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Stinson will erect a new build
ing for store and post-office this spring.
Mr.. E. Pearl Spofford was in town this
week on law business.
quarryman on Vests quarry had his
leg badly damned last week.
A. II. Taylor loaded two vessels at his
stone quarry last week for New York par
ties.
April g
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child. she cried for CGstoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Qate hunuer OF vessels arrived In this
port last week TO load with lumber.
Extensive changes and additions are being
made upon the residence OF Mr.. Chss. W.
Mason on High street.
The Colby University Glee and Banjo
Club gave first-class entertainment in Han.
cock Hail. last Thursday evening.
The jewellers of this city have agreed TO
close their places of business Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at O'Clock. until further
notice.
Plans and specifications OF the new odd
Fellows hail in contemplation by Lejok Lodge,
No. 80, of this city, have been received from
the architects by the building committee.
We hesr with unfegned sorrow of the
sudden death of Capt. Agreen Crabtree at
hancock Point. last SUNDAY. He was a man
OF sterling worth who will be greatly missed
by all who knew him.
ON Tuesday evening OF this week the Uni
tartan Reading Climb closed it, work for the
season and adjourned to meet the first Tues
day evening in January, 1898. The work OF
the winter has been very profitable and inter.
esting
Last Friday Pearl Maddocks. Of Ellsworth
Falls. who l. employed at the Pine Tree State
shoe factory, bad some OF his fingers badly
muiilated in the heeling machine in An ATTEMPT
to pu, = uail into the heel after the machine
started up The CLAMP came down with full
force upon hi hand Or, Hsgerthy was sum
moned and dressed the wound.
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the manufacture Of clothing anl shirt. are
Iookin. about. We hear. for 4 suitable Ill. for
branch establishment. and have An eye an
Ellsworth a. the proper place for their bust
ne.. Itthe, CONE, here. their cuisines. would
'r ''"pH 'Ne ihAou's'iore' ana not The sale
OF ,iothlnp. They vau!d At nr.f ". hear
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rloperly conducted
The COMMITTEE. spnoin,t1 r,r thc ,urno.e
ot lo,a.iiu. th, ground. for the l,r po.ed ,sri.
eui,urai society of Hancock county. have in.
,,s,i.,.e5 fb, matter and r,,orr rh,f their So
t.,-t,ar include, me lit. hpuwn A, IN, odd f,ir
Grounds" Oh CorA mn. The agreements. ID
coav,t. b, The owners Of the fair ground lite.
.r, 10 l,c ,i.uci hy Mr. Wvman to .ny a,,o-
.i.,i. u or parties who wil build 4 rar.-rr.rk
and establish county fair and who ,hali he
i ,n.iaer,i 4. suitable p,r,le, hy the commit
t.c On selection af location. Those person,
who are " iii.us I'd tax stock viii please con
t,rwith Mr. James II. Hopkins.
-,
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A TRUE FRIEND

to the sick and suffering is DR.. Kaufmarn's
great Medical Works, finely illustrated. Send
three 2-cent stamps 10 pay postage, to A. P.
Ordway 4 Co., Boston, Mass, and receive
copy free.
-Ely's Cream Balm II worth Its weight In
gold As q cure for catarrh. One bottle cured
mes. A. Lowell, Franklin, Pa.
Pneumonia and consumption follow colds.
JohnsOn's Anodyne Liniment will prevent
BOTH
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The Reichstag voted important war
measures.
The North German Lloyd steamer Ed
er was hauled Oh Atheraeld Ledge, and
was towed to Southampton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-07

Green's Landing %, to Mr.. and Mrs
Simeon Goss, a son.
West Sullivan-March H. to Mr. and Mrs,
Alvsn Stinson, a daughter. TBarbie Lillian. I
March 10. to MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Bragg
don, daughter.
Franklin March 81. to Capt. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Edward Dyer, daughter.
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1t contains no lead or sulphur. Washing not
required after dyeing as in other dyes. Whole
sale druggists pronounce it the best single prepa
ration ever brought to their notice. The largest
bottle and no better dye in the market. Used ex-
tensively by ladies. Price SOC. Prepared by G.
". THOAPSON. ROckland. No. Sold by oil deal
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the eoun
tv of Hancock:
THE undersigned. Adde u. Merrill, administra-
trix of the estate of Harriet A. Darling, late
OF Bluehill In said county deceased, respectfully
represents that the goods and chattes, rights and
credits of said deceased are not sufficient TO pay
her just debts and charges of administration by
the sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars; where
fore your petitioner prays your honor TO grant her
license to sell at public private sale. and con-
vey the whole OF the following described real os.
tate. to wit certain lot parcel OF land with
all buildings thereon, situate in Bluehll aforesaid
and bounded as follows: beginning at the angle
of the road leading from the hea6 of the Bay to
Bucksport and to Surry thence by said Bucks
port road north Fl degrees west seven rods, to
land OF William Hopkins, thence by land of said
Hopkins. north 80 degrees east to a stake and
stones; thence to the northerly line Of said Surry
road south "a degrees east seven rods to stake
and stones; thence southwesterly by said Surry
road to the first mentioned bound, containing
forty.wo square rods, more less of the real es-
tate of the deceased QDcluding the reverson Of
the widows dover thereinl to satisfy said dents
and charges Of administration, and your petition.
err further represents that sale of any portion Of
said real estate. would greatly deprociate the val
ne of the residue
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Bucksport.
EAST MAINE CONFERENCE Seminary
The honors for the winter term have been
made public. Attendance, 202.
FIRST Grade .-
Olive f. Chadwick, Bucksport
Chrystal NJ. Chase. Bucksport.
Archie S. Hartman. Orland.
Augustine L. Haywood, Bucksport.
l.. Grace Knowles, Surry.
Annie NJ. Luce, South Union.
George A. Martin, Guilford.
Mary A. Mckay, Camden.
Hattie L. Milan, Mt. Desert Light Sta.
ton.
Mary A. Muzzy, Searsmont.
Lizzie E. Nash. Addison Point.
Alfred w Perkins, Bucksport.
Arthur w. Price. Alton.
Judson P. Pendeton, Islesboro'
Ella +. Smith, Steuben.
Nina J. Smith, West Old Town.
Fred V. Stanley, Otter Creek.
Second Grade -
John W. Annas, Sprague's Mills.
Montelle w. Abbott. Bucksport.
Evelyn Buck Bucksport.
Chester +. Butterfeld. Houlton.
irving II. COgglhs, Soutn HANCOCK.
John A. Chase, Bucksport.
Agnes NJ Durham, Foxcroft.
Ella v. Dyer, Portland.
Joseph B. Forsyth, Bncksport.
Frank E. Guptill, Winter Harbor.
Willard Gilmore, Unity.
Alice J. Hardy. Bucksport.
Daniel N. Handy, Southwest HArbor.
Cecil E. Hurd, Harmony.
Charles L. knight, Deer Isle.
Horace T. Muzzy. Searsmont.
Charles B. Morse, Rockport.
Ethel G. Porter, West Old Town.
Arthur N. Perkins, Bucksport.
d. Rand Pierce, Guilford.
Mabel G. Raye, Eastpnrr.
Guy WgRichardson. Bucksport.
Lila B. Smallidge, Northeast Harbor.
Fannie Smith, Bucksport.
Clara H. Smith, Steuben.
Gertrude L. Smith, Steuben.
Charles B. Simonton, Old Town.
Robert j. Sprague. Frankfort.
Nat. p. Sipprelle, Mattawamkeag.
Everett s. Treworgy, Surry.
Lucy Z. Wight, Orland.
Alice Z. Webster. Verona.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe paid for at the rate of ten cents line
Ellsworth March 80, Capt. Charles B. Full
lerton, aged 81 years and months.
Hancock Point-Apr. 3. Capt. Agreen Crab
tree aged SO years and months.
Surry-Dec. 10, Mrs. Deborah Carlton, aged
SO years and 10 months.
Lower Winter Harbor-Msrch 26, Myrtle
infant daughter Of Lewis f. and Euaice A.
Bickford. aged 10 months.
Winter HarbOr-Msrch %. Alta ". infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Myrick, aged
10 months and l6 days.
East Billerica. Ma>s.-March 20, Mr.. Chas
c. Stone. aged "a years and $ months.
Haverhilf, Mass.-at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. q. Allen, Mrs. Eunice T. Herrck.
widow Of Capt. Joseph Herrick, late Of Sedg-
wick, aged 10 years. months and 81 days.
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Fine spring weather and robins singing.
Mr.. X. Coolidge Is painting his house
and putting things 10 good order.
Mr., Shepard Cousins Is preparing to
shingie par Of his house. and intends TO
soon put up A new shed
Mrs. Grace Hodskins and daughter,
Hazel. have returned to their home.
Capt. Charles Hodgkins has been home
on short visit.
Mr. f. ID. Hodgkins has returned from
a trip TO New York, and Is suffering from
4 BAD cold.
Mr.. +. l.. Hodgkins has been away on
business the past week.
Mr. w. H. Rice is at home but we under
stand he Will soon be of again.
Mr. Wellington Hodgkins has gone to
Waterville to resume his studies.
Rev. f. 5. Bickford expects to be absent
part of the week.
Mr. S. j. Clement of Bar Harbor. has
been in town. Tie represents a tine class
OF pianos, organs, and sewing machines.
Mrs. Luella Petersen has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Shepard Cousins,
Miss Lola Crabtree is with her grand
mother, Mrs. \. b. Coolidge. Miss Ellen
Berry is also visiting there.
Schooner Harvest Home, Capt. VIII
Brown, has sailed for Somesyille. She
goes thence 10 Boston.
Schooner Walter Young, Capt. Luther
fitzpatrick, is loading with potatoes for
the Boston market.
Lamolne Grange held a public grange
which was we'll patronized by the young
folks.
Easter concert at the church April l7th
Mrs. G. B. Hodgkns has been quite
sick since her return from Massac husetts,
but we hear she is Improving.
ne rug Jerer is having quite a run,
And now, who is going TO attend the
missionary meetings 10 be held in Bangor,
April 18th: DR.. Clough and DIR. Mabie
are expected to be present, and 1t cannot
fail to be a meeting of great interest to
all lovers of the mission cause. We wish
many would make it possible TO be there.
| We are glad to learn that Mr. Fred X.
| Smith, who has been very sick with scarlet
fever. at his home in East Boston, is now
| recovering. He was a former resident of
this place and his many friends wish him
a speedy recovery.
We are glad to see Mrs. James Gilpat-
rick out again after her long illness Mr..
| Fitzpatrick is in rather poor health.
Mrs. Richard Perkins is slowly recover
ing. Mem. Con.
April T.
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Apr. ?, 1892.
Arthur Brown, Mrs. II. l.. Glass,
Ernest Gsrand. Mr.. Joseph Holland,
Mr.. F. A. Harding, William Hasting,
Neal McIntire, Chas Moore.
Mrs. Annie A. Moore, Mr.. Geo w Wakefield
|. p. Wood. Mrs. Weber,
Eugene S. Whitaker.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvRRKUX. P. n.
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March 9Th, A. d. 1892
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Mar. Term, A.
ID. lSg2.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That said
petitioner give public notice To all persons iuteres-
teddy causing copy of the petition and this Or
der thereon to be published three weeks successive
ly In the Ellsworth American, a new spaper
printed or published in Ellsworth in sand coun-
y that they may appear at Court of Pro-
bate FOR said County, to be held at ELS
worth, on the second Wednesday OF April
next, al ten of the clock in the forenoon. 10
show cause II any they have, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not he granted.
O. 7. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3wl2 Atest:-CuAs. =. DuRR. Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. L. DuRR Register.
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Married..

Mariaville Apr. l. by J. III. Jordan. Esq.
Mr.. Reuben E. Rankns and Mrs. Addie W
kelliher. both of Mariaville.
WinterpOrt Apr. 2, by Rev. II. W. Norton,
Mr. George +. Severance of East Orriugton,
and Miss frankie l.. Gilpatric of Orland.
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surry, April ., 1so2.
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-02

which these delegates were chosen,
being but an Insignificant fraction
of the democracy OF the Empire state. In
many counties democrats who were not
in sympathy with the machine progra m
were denied the privilege of participating
in these caucuses. In New York City
the tens of thousands OF democrats who
do not march under the Tammany banner
had literally no voice in the selection of
delegates. IL several counties where the
anti-Hill democrats were in a majority at
the caucuses the minority chose distinct
lists of delegates, who were declared to be
regular by the party committee and
WHO were admitted to the convention. In
a majority of counties the great body
of democrats held entirely aloof from the
caucuses.
1t is idle to say that a convention
chosen in this manner can speak with an
authoritative voice for the democracy of
the great state OF New York, or that its
action can have. or ought to have, any
special weight with the party throughout
the country. On the contrary, represent
ing, as it does, methods which are abhor-
rent to every true democrat everywhere
to every man who believes in fair play
and majority rule-the Albany convention
has pointed a way in which the demo-
cratic party of the country cannot travel
except it would invite disaster overwhelm-
ing and irremediable.