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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
A Stronger Navy Needed.

We arr glad to note that move il being
made 70 strengthen our Navy. So long as
nations ara what they sire there is lishle
Up Ne war; nut the best way TO secure
peace, II 70 b. prepared for war at all
times. The nation which i caught nap
pnk" j. not mindful OF the best interests
81 II citizens.
The following facts which are current
topics are respectfully urged upon the con-
sideratIan OF our readers There can be
no doubt that war with Chilli was avert
ed mainly because there wa~ formidable
fleet atoAt which wa, competent to defend
the honor OF the nag If the Navy had
been IN the same cond ton in l-9l a In
ls>2, when The work Of building new
fee. was begun. Cali would not have
made The concessions which were due TO
The dignity Of the American Government
American diplomacy j. stronger to-day
than il has been for many decades: but it
Will remain weaker than it ought TO be 50
long a. the coasts are unprotected and the
- " ga ''-''-'A- 7-''t'7 L nc =,
iahlit >ea'"ara i cohirJnted with series
OF ha'A' toTtree>es snd naval stations
stretching from Halifax to Bermuda and
from Kingston to s. Lucia, where an En-
g!INh feet could pc recruited for offensive
operations in any sudden emergency
American diplomacy would be stronger in
every Way II there were adequate coast de-
fences and feet Of haltle-ship- in Reserve
for ne protection Of the seaboard cities.
Secretary Tracy ha, recommended the
authorization Of two battle ships of the
Indiana class and one srmor-d cruiser
modelled after the New York He has al
80 asked for four small vessels for foreign
service and several torpedo boats The
Naval Committee of the House has onlv
been willing TO grant authority for one
vessels sister ship 10 the New York
Senator Hale'- bill a recently intro
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

U,Scn,r Nj D., ,so,
ny yIRTirE OF AZ I'YE1Irrn> ,,
b from the supreme Jndir;aI tS issued
judgement If .sid 80, -, "a am upon
Term thereof A. d. ls.s ,tainst Ia "a Ein,aH!
of Plantation Numl.r Eisbt Uancoct 1n,',i,
Maine, and in favor Of John r. Criunen
of Ellsworth Hancock rounfy M.;na iPP zen
the sum of .eyepty.tbree doliar. and ahir, IoI
cents damage. and ten dollar and for,J on mn
cents cost. Of .uit win ffteen cant. - " s
said writ of execution have .ef<rd ami ,st ior
the hereinafter described real estate ~ th ai
defendant debtor and All rho right ,i,i u ~ ,a i
terest which The aid defendant DIS ha ~ D.
and to the sam, on the seventeenth do, 10 ~" ~ III
cember, A. D. 1871, at two o'clock p NJ he tine
when the same wa. attached on the orignaI ~,
in the action on which the aforesaid ina
was given, viz jung "'ei'
LIST A certain lot or marcel of hand ;,,, =,
Township No. : and bounded and described a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
Our Special City Election.

The reported decision of the CITY solic.
itor Of Bangor that provision in the Reg.
lStration Law provides that the lists shall
be posted thirty days before any city cleo
ton, made something Of stir here, Tues
day, and a. a result the best LAWYERS Of
Ellsworth were appealed to. Their decis-
ion i that our special election may legally
be held on Thursday. of this week. as per
posted notices, and it will be had accord
ingly
In this connection a word to the Repub-
llcan voters of Ellsworth is in order.
Thursday next should. and will we doubt
not witness decided victory for the Re-
publicans Of this city. Let the watch
word be Norris and Victory" which.
In view Of all 1t means, must prove an in
spirati0n which shall lead on to a signal
victory An aim so worthy made reality
at the ballot box, means good municipal
government for the year to come, which
in ability and judicious management, fl
nancially and otherwise, shall equal the
clean and able administrations of Mayor
Davis which have now gone into the past
an honor to the city.
Let the Republican voters of Ellsworth
make some sacrifice, If need be. for the
privilege of casting their ballots for Al
bert H. Norris for Mayor, and let those
votes be cast early in the day that there
may be no doubt as to how we stand.
Let the onward movement be prompt.
vigorous and decisive, to the end that all
may See at an early hour that the right has
prevailed and the battle been won.
Don't forget the watchword, Morris
and Victory" Good men and true, please
take due notice thereof and govern your
selves accordingly"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
The March Cosmopolitan.

Elizabeth Bisland opens the March number
of the Cosmopolitan with an article on the
Cologne Cathedral beautifully illustrated from
photographs. Adam Badesu, the ex-Consul
General to London, contributes some personal
"reminiscences Of one Of the grand danes of
England under the title Of strawberry Hill
and the Countess WsIdergrave." Mr.. Herbert
Of Muckross, ex-Guardsman. ex bon yivant,
and friend of Royalty, contributes paper on
bis life when an officer of the guards. M. Il.
de Young, Commissioner of the Worlds Fair
from California, las most interesting article
on expositions. The illustrations accompany ing
this article are from the pen OF Harry Fem
and adequately display to the readers the
architectural glories Of the Fair buildings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
MONDAYS ELECTIONS,

No Choice for Mayor in Bangor-City Votes
to Lease the n. 4. to the Il. a 4.
Railroad.
BANGOR, March IA The municipal cleo
ton to-day resulted in no choice for mayor.
F. o. Beal, the Republican candidate re-
ceiving plurality of ~ The vote for
mayor was +. 0. Beal, Republican, 1891.
j. +. Snow. Democrat. 1902, q. II Fox,
Prohibition IA
The Republicans gained an alderman,
one councilman and warden ana clerk IN
Ward ? a Democratic ward.
The new board Of aldermen will stand
Republicans. i've Democrats. two. Com
mon council Republicans. thirteen; Demo
Gratis. eight
Another election for mayor will occur
April 25
The citizens voted on the proposition To
lease the Bangor Piscataquis railroad to
the Bangor 4 Aroostook railroad and the
proposition was carried by majority of
1877. the vote being over two to one in
favor.
Last yesr Bcal was defeated by Snow
for mayor.
In the Brewer election to-day DR.. H. F.
Teif;, Republican, was elected mayor by
majority Of l0l, over &. p. Aiken, Demo
Crat.
The wards elected all Republicans with
the exception of one Democratic alder
man, the board standing nine Republicans
AMI one Democrat.
Augusta Republican by Increased
Majority.
AUGUSTA. March IA John w Chase,
Republican, was elected Mavor to-day by
vote Of ten hundred and thrty-sfx
against X. B Capen, Democrat who had
eight hundred and one scattering one.
Chase's majority was Two hundred and
thirty. tiTe against two hundred snd two
last wear.
The Republicans carried six out Of the
seven wards by an increased majority.
Belfast Elects Citizens Candidate.
BELFAST, March u VIM F. Thomp-
son, Democrat, was elected mayor on the
citizens ticket to day with no opposition.
The / htest vote for years was cast
Biddcfnrd Democratic. but by Decreased
Majority.
BIpDKFoRp March "a. The Democr
10 day carried every ward and re-elec ed
Mavor Stsples by 3s5 maj ,sity
The Democratic majority a wear ago
was 5I5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
Congressional.

Monday, March The senate; The
Paddock Pure Food bill ws- discussed
The House After long ~raug'e
among the Democrats the resolution pro-
vding for the consideration " the Bland
Silver bill was adopted by vote Of 1910 TO
- the Pension Appropriation bill was
passed.
Tuesday-The Senate: The Behriug
Sea arbitration treaty was received and
discussed in executive session; the Con>it-
Grafton of the Paddock Pure Food oil was
practically completed.
The House After a short sitting an
adjournment was taken ont Of respect TO
the lais Representative Kendall OF Ken
lucky.
Wednesday, House: The debate On the
Free Wool Bill was begun. ana Messr-
McMillin and Ding'ey SPOKE.
Senate The Pure Food bill passed.
THURSDAY senate The hlll providing
for public buildings for certain pos;-ottice-
was discussed.
House The debate on the Free Wool
bill was continued
Fridsv-Hou-e The debate on The
Free Wool bill was continued an evening
session for pension bills lacked s quorum
Senate; Senator Dolph spoke on Sena-
tor Stsnf"rd's Finance bill the Urgent De
hcency bill was passed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

The atlantic MoaiLiy fpr March opens
with an article b, the Rev. Brooke HEREFORD.
The popular Boston clergyman, on IAN Old
English Township" in which he euibodtes In
delightful way, the chances and change, OF a
settlement In Lancashire, Singleton by name.
with which Mr.. HEREFORD il thoroughly faml-
lar. and " hich shows him nj heart 10 have al
that true English love % the country " hich is
almost = national characteristic. Mr.. Craw-
ford continues his serial 81 Italian he. Don
brsino.'' snd Miss Isabel r. Hapgood has \
Ni'idls written paper on Russian travel.
called "Harvest-Tidr on the Nolss" Miss
Agnes Reppiicr contributes m interesting e.-
say on The thiidren'- Poets" in which .be
demonstrates tbs, it i not necessary for chill
dren 70 understand poetr, To enjoy 1t,
Iioushton, Nj hin 4 Co.. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

The deadly typhus is still doing its
work in New York city, in spite of the
earnest efforts of the Health authorities to
stamp it out. One of the latest victims IL
a policeman who was detailed to guard
the house In which many of the Massilias
passengers were quartered for a while.
In the performance of his duty he was
compelled at times to enter the house, aud
thus was exposed to the contagion- Three
been discovered. These cases disclose the
necessity of increased care in guarding all
who have been exposed to the dreaded
disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

A somewhat belated correspondent Of
the Boston Transcript calls attention to
the waste caused by decorating churches
with evergreens at Christmas. 1T would
not seem likely" comments the TraascriDt
''at ones first glance at the matter, that
the business of furnishing Christmas ever
greens could seriously menace our forests
of spruce and fir, but there is little doubt
that such wholesale business in Young
trees as we had last Christmas must do a
good deal of damage In the aggregate.
Fortunately this Christmas havoc does not
affect the pines and the hemlocks. The
fir baIsam, which is taken to some extent,
is not a very valuable tree, nor . long
lived one under any circumstances. 1t is
really pity, however, that fashion should
require such slaughter. 1t is compar-
able, in its way, TO the massacre of song
birds to furnish pretty feathers for wom-
ems bonnets. Let Us hope that it will pass.
lovers of trees should do what
they can to discourage it."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

sauset
Mr.. Samuel Powers is visiting Ia this
vicinity
Charles Banks, who has attended the
fall and winter terms of school at Bucks
port arrived home Saturday
Deer Isle Ia to have two High schools
again this year. One is 10 be located at
Northwest Harbor, the other a, Green's
Landing.
High school in district No 6 closed Fri
day after profitable term, taught BIZ Mr.
A. A. Littleheld. of Orland
Mr. Nathaniel Robbins, OF South Deer
Isle, Is nineiy-two yesr> Of age, March IL.
He IS still hale and hearty and bids fair to
live many years to come
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
State OF Maine.
HANCOCK. IS Supreme Judicial Court.
EVA N. PARCHER, Plaintiff.

n.
EVAN. PARcHER. Plaintiff.
HENRY II. PARcHER,
GEORGE P. BUTTON, ~ Hd"'''
AND CAROLINE A. PARCHER,
Defendants.
WHEREAS the above named plaintiff filed In
w the aforesaid court the sixteenth day OF
January, 4. u. ls9, a blu In equity against said
defendants alleging In substance, as follows, viz
|. That the defendant. Henry II. Parcher, is
indebted to the plaintiff for AGO cash loaned him
september 80. 1855. sioO October l5 ss5 and si300
November 10, 1855; and In addition thereto on a
judgment rendered against him In her favor by
said Supreme Judicial Court at term thereof
held in the county of AndIoscogsin on the third
Tuesday of September, 1880. for &25o0. together
with interest on all Of said sums.
H. That the defendants. George p. Dutton and
Caroline A. Parcher, are executors OF the last will
of George Parcher, late of Ellsworth. In said
county of Hancock deceased, and that the said
George F. button Is trustee under said will and
that they as such executors and trustee have in
their possession aud control large amount of
property belonging to said estate. that the defen-
dant, Henry II. Parcher, Is a legatee under said
Will and that by the terms thereof there will here
after be pay able to him from said executors or
trustee large sums u money
III. The plaintiff prays that she may have juig-
ment against said Henry IL. Parcher for the
amount found 10 be due her and that her said
debt and judgment may be a lien on his interest
In said trust property and that the said George r.
Dutton and Caroline A. Parcher may be ordered
TO account and pay over 70 her any and all sums
coming to said Henry H. Parcher, and that she
may be substituted in his place until her said debt,
interest thereon and Gusts are paid, and whereas
Il has been made to appear that said Henry II.
Parcher resides out Of the State, to wit, In the
City, County and State of New York.
Now. therefore. upon application Of the plain
u6 1t Is ordered that the said defendant, Henry
H. Parcher be and hereby is required to appear
and answer the plaintiffs said bill within one
month from the first Tuesday Of APRIL A. d. lss2;
and that service Of this order be made by publish
Ing a copy thereof three times In different weeks
In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper publish
ed In said county OF Hancock.
Witness, Lucius A. Emery. Esquire, Justice OF
said court at Ellsworth, this l2th day OF March
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and ninety two.
A true copy.
SwIl Attest JOHN r. KN0WLTON. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

I.ALBERT W. PAINE, Of Bangor.in the coun-
~ Of Penobscot, as administrator OF the estate Of
Charles Webb. late of said Bangor, deceased,
hereby give notice that Howard +. Clouston. OF
Bucksport, in the county Of Hancock. by his deed
bearing date the third day of December, A. D.
1889. and recorded iu Hancock County Registry OF
Decide, book s53, page Is. conveyed in mortgage to
said Webb a certain lot Of land with the
buildings thereon. situate In said Bucksport, be
ing his then homestead and bounded as follows,
viz: On the north by Aquilla Atwood's home
stead lot; on the east by land formerly owned by
Woodbury. Smith; on the south by Elvin Quinn
by's homestead lot. and on the west by land Of
Sewall Phillips, containing forty Ave acres. more
or less; being the same premises which were con-
yeyed to said Clouston bv Henry Little by deed
bearing date. Sept. IL, 1899. and recorded In said
Registry. book 2ss, page 5ii, reference to said
deeds to be had for greater certainty The condi-
ton Of said mortgage being broken the undersign-
ed, as administrator of said mortgage, by reason
thereof, claims foreclosure.
ALBERT W. PAINE,
Administrator Of Charles webb's Essats.
Bangor. March .. Isos, 3wll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
Notice OF Petition for Disoharg~.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK. 50 --Cerrt Of insolvency.
In the ease q Iobn +. Clark Of Eden, In said
county. insolvrut ehlnr.
MOTTO T. s. hereh, gisen that petition has. on
IN ni- bfh tay Il March. \ -. i-pl been
prc-"nis. Ia aid caurt ipr said cnuaty by John r.
, ARK. al Eden. ia the county ~ Hancock
prayl that he lee ,ieCr,ei To fui disch barge
from ali his deis PROV able Cutitr happier seventy
az thu Rev s,i Statutes 81 the state 81 Maine ami
amen dments thereof ami additions thereto, and
upon sai petition. IL is urycrri by said court that
a hearing he had upon the same before said court
At IN" Probate Court Room. ia Ellsworth. In salt
County OF Hancock, Oh Thurssiav, the l+th
day q April A ~ ls't. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, snd that notice thereof be puhii- "d
IN thr ELLSWORTH AMERICA S. new spAler pub
lsheI 10 -aid County Of Hancock. once week
Tor three surccs-tVe week.. the last publication tn
he i've DAYS At beast before the dsy ~ hearing
AhI hat all creditors who have proved their debit
and ether per-ons interested, may appear At said
place AMI line amt show cause, II any they have,
Why a discharge should not he granted sal debtor
according 10 the prpyer ~ hls petition.
SSH Attest .-CHAs. = nnRR
Register OF said coart for saia County 81 iis ncnri
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
500 REV ARD 500,

he reader OF ms paper wtll be pleased TO
learn thai here i at least one Dreaded disease
that science hA~ been ahlr To cure 10 ~ IL
stages, and that l. tsiarrb. Har- Catsrrh
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medical fraternity. ta,arrh being a cuu,tiiu-
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'itUt -ir'Ht'h hN LuIdin- ~ 10, constitution
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

seal Cove.
School in this district laugh, by w. W.
A. Heath, Esq, closed Friday, March H.
Mr.. Albert J. Carver, one Of our most
popular teachers, is third on the board Of
selectmen in this town.
The many friends of Miss Emily J. Saw.
yer will be glad to learn that her health Is
rapidly improving.
Mrs. Emily Stickney, who has been Ill
for some time lie slowly convalescing.
Capt. Willard Norwood is recovering
from an attack of la grippe.
Capt L. S. Norwood is home from Ma
tinicus Rock light station.
+. f. Cushman & Co. intend to CON-
mepce saving lumber in q short time.
March H. NEIL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
State Of Maine.

HANCOCK SIS February 18th, A. D., lSs2
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION dated
b the eleventh day of February, A. u, lSg2, is
sued from the supreme judicial Court for the
county of Hancock and state of Maine, upon n
Judgment of said court, rendered at the January
Term thereof A. d. 1872, which said iudgment
Sears date Of the ninth day of February 'Tn'
Issn against the Lamoine and Mount Desert
Land Company, corporation duly established
existing by and under the laws of the state NJ
Maine, and having place of business at La
moline in said county of Hancock, said corpora
ton not being created for purposes of education
or religion and in favor of the American shin
Wfndlass Company corporation dul estaf
lished, existing by and under the laws Of Rhode
Island, and having place of business at Proyi
dence Rhode Island, for the sum of two hundred
and sixty nine dollars and 6fty five cents dan,
are, and twenty 1--we dollars and hfty three cent
costs OF suit, with fifteen cents more for said writ
of execution having certified thereon that Lare
been and am unable To lind personal property ~
the said defendant corporation, have seized AMI
taken the hereinafter described real estate Of the
said defendant corporation, and all OF the ri,.h,
title and Interest which said defendant corpora
ton had In and TO the same on the ninth tiay ~
May, A. D., 1880, at eleven o'clock and thirty min
utr- in the forenoon, the time when the sam, W..
attached on the original writ, in the acti,p r.
which the aforesaid Judgment was given t. vii
Ist A certain lot parcel of land -ituat,.l r.
said IamUine, Hancock County Maine srd
bounded and described rs follows BogfpninS
at n stake at the shore Of Frpuchman'- R,y. IN
rnyine aud In the east line of ut fprm,rlr
owned by Jane Grindlc and by her conveyed i
the said i.amone and Mt Desert Land Cuult.sny.
thence north eleven degrees twenty miuui,~ ,,,
hut following tho said east Hue of tn, aid Iq.s
,rindle lot seventeen hundred and uy,rty d.,
feet to the town road thence north c|r,rute
crces ten minutes east, crossing -Hli town r,e5
and following the east line ~ shepard smith. i,
and the east line OF lot of Asa HudEkl.- Nina
teen hundred nd ten Zee. to stake n -aId tua,r,
the southwest corner Of a lot at IL : E,,yf.t,.'
thence south seventy nine degrees ,jsht f-srIt.1'
east and following the south hur ~ .-l.fH :
Bnyntnn's lot nine hundred and tVtut. ill.,. t,
to tree in the west line of lot of N".'h Gr.-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

IN The home cure OF diseases. accidents and
how to treat them. sud many hint- al alur to
the LEX VIII De found IN Dr, X sufmann'- great
Medical work; elegant illustrations. send
three 2-cent stamps Ia 4. 7. briwas & Co.
Boston, Mass, snd receive i cop, free.
1 HAVE been troubled with catarrh for
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

THE subscriber hel ehv gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an ad
ministrator OF the estate Of Edwin Moore,
late Of Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, de
ceased, oy giving boad as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
EDWARD g. MOORE.
Ellsworth, March 9Th, A. d. 1892. 3wll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
1 concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of executor
OF the last Will and testament Of Charles Is Bridge
late OF Bucksp1rt. in the county Of Hancock, dc.
ceased, by giving bond az the law directs he
therefore requests al persons who are indebted to
said deceaseds estate, to make immediate pay
meDt,and those who have any immediate demands
thereon " exhibit the same for settlement
CHARLES II. RICE.
November 18th. A. D. 1891 3wll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17
CAUTION!

Ny wife, Lottie Lunt. having left my bed and
board without any just provocation. | hereby for
bid all persons trusting her on my account, as
shall pay no bills of her contracting after this
date.
JOSEPH II. LUNT.
Mt. Desert March Is, 1892. 3wll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-17

Sullivan.
A religious organization was formed
Friday evening under the name Of The
Sullivan Harbor Union Church Associs-
ton" of which Henry Boynton was choG.
en- President; c. A. Stimson, Treasurer
and Emery Is Dunbar, Secretary. At their
next meeting at the hall, Monday evening
2lst, a building committee will be chosen
and other business transacted
Mr.. Charles II. Allen, engineer of steam
er Mt Desert, left town Monday morning
to take charge of his engine. In Boston
Mr. J. L. Hill was this morning pleas
antly surprised by the gift Of two hand
some and substantial canes. from his old
friend. John S. Emery, Esq, of Boston.
We hear that Mr. Robert Graham Of
East Sullivan. is very sick. but We trust
not beyond hope of recovery.
Mar. Is.
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OBJ GllsWortb Amerltan.
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1892.

~ do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nlcAtons. The name and address OF the writer
are IN all ca es Indispensable, necessarily for
publication but as a guarantee OF good faith,
We cann0tundertake L. return preserve com
lnirAtinna that NOT rod