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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01
Pulled His Pull.
Keeper of IA Brothel in Bangor, and His
.knocker-Out."

A Keeper of "A Brothel in Bangor, and His
..knocker-Out."
BANGOR, Me, Nov. 90. (Special) The
citizens of Bangor are aroused and indig-
nant at the grand farce being PLAYED in
the case Of "knuckles Duden," who vi
ciously assaulted one Mahar and left him
for dead on public street Of Bangor To
understand the situation you should know
that one man who figures in the case keeps
and has kept for % years, a house of i'll
fame, and "knuckles Duden," the knock
er-ont for the house. Mahar kicked on
the outside door of the bagnio, hut the
house WAS full. Knuckles came out with
a club, chased Mahar and struck him down
Mahar was senseless all night and now is
In critical condition. The keeper of the
house of Ill fame has such pull tnat tn e
police let "knuckles" out Next day in
court the police say they do not know
where or how the victim is. but brother
rises in court. and tells the Judge that the
wounded man is at his house and NAV die.
In the face of this, the keeper of the house
of Ill fame pulls his pull and gets his man
out on 5000 bail. Brothel- keepers com
bine and declare none of their people have
been convicted for years and none shall
be. Many good citizens declare some sort
Of protest against such operations should
be filed. The three hundred and fifty dol
lars worth Of gambling implements seized
a week ago, were not condemned by the
court Counsel for gamblers say the court
returned them to the faro bank owners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHFREAS. Lewellyn NJ. Pendleton of Goulds.
W boro, Hancock county. Maine, by his mort
gage deeti. dated Dec 5. IsSS, and recorded in
Hancock Registry of D eds vol. 227 page 2a5 con
veyed to me the undersigned, Ger ain lot or
parcel of land situated In said Gouldsboro at
Winter Harbor. bounded and described as follows 3,
to wit: RegiDning at a mark on ledge at the town
road on he old line between the stephen Rand
lot. so called and thu Nathaniel Pendleton lot So
called; thence running east corresponding with
we nld Hines about eighteen 70 Is to Chas. Smiths
lot; thence north from center of town road about
twenty four rods to stake marked "B;"
thence west to a hole and cross (X) in ledge on
said old road and Pendleton line; thence south on
said line to center of the town road or place OF be-
ginning about twenty rods, containing two and
one hall acres more or less excepting from the
above described lot small lot of about one fourth
Of an acre convened by Liewellyn NJ. Pendeton To
ko'eric Pendleton, ing right Of way to s.
G. PendlefOn on west side of the ahove described
lot. The conditions contained in said mortgage
are broken and claim foreclosure of the same
and give this notice for that purpose.
JESSE e. FRISREE.
November IL, lSV. 3w47
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Lizzie will 60 Free.

In Another Week the Lizzie Borden Case
will be Dropped-The Grand jury did not
Deem the Evidence Sufficient to Hold Her.
BosToN, Nov. pa special from Taun-
ton to the Herald says: Lizzie Borden
will not be indicted by the grand jury for
the murder of her father and step mother
In another week, without any doubt.
she Will be free woman and the whole
miserable pretence of case against her
will be ended.
The evidence laid before the grand jury
was essentially the same as that produced
at the hearing in Fall River and it was not
deemed sufficient to warrant the finding Of
an Indictment"
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near future. The dollar social plan will
remain open to all who wish to earn or
give dollar for this much-needed building.
There are still several whose names were
pledged who have not sent In report, but
who shall be favored with rhyme to or
der in due season. Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served, and thanks are due
all who kindly assisted in preparing and
serving the collation.. The program as
announced by J. B. Mason, was as follows:
"Who Built de Ark Choir.
Reading-"On the Other Train"
Maud Mason.
Dollar Social Rhymes, part LIST, J. NJ. Mason.
Duet, Good Bye, Old Home"
Grace and Louise Lawton.
Reading Trouble in the Amen Corner
Csihie Freeman.
eadng-"Thanksgivirg Dozen"
Mrs. Ida Cousins.
Duet-"Mr. and Mrs. Snibbs,,
f. l.. Higgins and Lucy Somes.
Dollar Social Rhymes. part End,
J. NJ. Mason.
Dramatic. Reading-"A Railway Matinee"
Maud Mason.
On Friday, Nov. %, Ocean Echo Lodge
OF Good Templars gathered in good force
at fremont Hail, for the purpose OF hold
ing district session. Owing to the threat
ening aspect of the weather. subordinate
lodges were but thinly represented, Dis
trict Templar Lord, and one or two others
from Ellsworth being. we learn, the only
delegates present from outside lodges.
The open meeting in the evening was well,
attended, and good program of exercises
enjoyed, which, no doubt, we shall hear
fully reported by the pen of some ready
writer among the Good Templars.>
Nov. %. SPRAY
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credulity of some. The most remarkable
thing, however, is that the pit contains
twenty million tons of coal and still the
owners have decided to abandon 1t. TWEEN
ty million tons of coal represent clean
profit of At least half that number of dol
lars. That surely ought 10 b.sincentive
enough To some genius 10 dad way to
eXtingu,h the flames aud recover the
mine. Coal proprietors are not relipquish-
ing million dollar plum. Without a
struggle.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

m HEREf 8. Adeline Gerrish and James NJ
w Gerrish. Of GOuldsboro. Hancock county,
Maine. by their mortgage deed, dated Dec 5th
1883, and recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds.
vol 3t7, page 29s. conveyed to me, the undersign.
ed. certain lot or parcel OF land situated in said
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the sea
of Frencbman's Bay at the northwest corner
bound Of land of the Winter Harbor Land
Company; thence easterly by said land Of said
company about one hundred rolls to land of Chas
". Sma' lidge and John E. Foss; thence northerly
at right angles with the first described line TWEEN.
ty rods; thence ives terly parallel with the first de
scribed line about one hundred rods to the sea
aforesaid; theme southerly by the sea twenty
rods more less, to fhe place Of beginning, con.
taining thirteen acres, more or less. The cOndi-
tons contained in said mortgage are broken, and
l claim a foreclosure of the same and give this
notice for said purpose. JESSE E. FRfSBEE.
Nov. leth, l4o9. 3W47
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DIR. WOODBURY,S ANT1DOTE
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Willie P. Ryder of Monroe, coun-
W ty of Waldo, and State of Maine, on the
twenty sixth day of November A. D., 1891 by his
mortgage deed of that date, and recorded In vol
200, page Al, of the Hancock County Registry of
Deeds, conveyed in mortgage to me- the under.
Maine, certain lot or parcel of land situated In
the town of Surry, Hancock county, Maine. and
bounded and described in said mortgage deed in
uated near To-day Pond, Surry, town of. for
full description of said lot see Hancock Registry
OF Deeds, book POI, page 1926, and book 9Ol, page
81, and whereas, the condition of said mort
now therefore by reason of the breach of the
condition of said mortgage as aforesaid, claim
q foreclosure thereof, and give this notice for
that purpose as provided by statute
Dated this Both day Of November A. D., 1892
IDA N. HOLT
3wls by Wiswell 4 King, her attorneys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

Wainwright Gushing of Foxcroft will
be candidate for the position of Depart
ment Commander of the Department OF
Maine at the encampment to be held in
Rockland in February. General Isaac Dyer
OF Skowhegan, the present Commander.
will not be a candidate.
The farm buildings, hay, grain, etc. j.,
of Walter p. Swift at Locks Mills were
wholly destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon
Only q portion of the household goods
were saved. Loss 81 800; insured for $500
The owner is Q son.in-law of Appraiser
Rand of the Portland Custom House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

We print this week the prospectus
that great New England dali, and weekly
Maine can take the place of the Boston
journal. No other daily has So extensive
a circulation. Republicans swear uy it.,
and Democrats swear at it.
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Messengers Notice.
once OF the Sheriff of Hancock
STATE OF MAINE


STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss;-Nov. 2lst, A. D. 1892
VhsS Is 70 give notice that on the 10Th dav q,
no 49, 49,. a. D lss., warrant in Insolvsncr
was Issued out OF the court Of insojvencv fr
G"nny Of Hancock. against the estate Of said
LdwardL. Drummey and william j Drn y, Ss,u
Maine, and as individual members 81 saiS 90,
saa.ea 70 De nsolvent debtors on pet,ion u;
pe,iton %as a and each member thereof ~hie
A. D. lss2 to which date interest on c,s;U Usemoer,
bv that the payment Of any debts 10 20
an eMrn ueoIors and the transfer md deliver %
~, pper,y oy II or them are forbidden hv ~ VI
r ma, 'ise'ng OF the creditors Of said debtorS
assiopas snet 3. debts and choose one or mar W
Cont 81 y, us and their estate. will be held q,
S. =. insolvency Q be holden at Rnct ~. a.
1sas a. eou lily, on the l4th day OF Dece,nber
G; a. eeven O'Clock In the forenoon. a D
ten. '''e "aIe nrst above writ
deputy sheriff as Messenger Of the CONT " ~.
sency Ior said county Of Hancock. ,nsot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01
Notice or Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Phebe W. Milliken of Surry. In
w the county Of Hancock and State Of Maine,
by her mortgage deed dated Nov. .. 1859. and re-
page II. conveyed TO me the undersigned
(soiomon j Treworgy) . certain lot or parcel
Of land situated In Surry, and described a. fol
at the southwest corner of Henry n jarvis
homestead lot; thence north s. east on said
Jarvis, westerly TO land of X. X. SWEET; thence
westerly by said SWEETS southern line about ID
$40 rods; thence 80 vest on division line run
by o. II. Trip, April 1881, to . point 3 S.. 100
rods north from the road leading from Ellsworth
to Bluehill; thence easterly DETECTING from the
aforesaid line l02: ~ min, to q spike and stakes
driven into the ground; thence southerly passing
through the center of the house known a. the
Chas Jarvis house to the north side of the road
aforesaid; thence by said road westerly
~ links TO the aforesaid division line
thence south 3 west to the shore OF Pat
place Of beginning. Meaning also to convey
one half OF said house. and 90 much Of bed
room now occupied by me on ground floor Of
Also with rights In common to the entryways
and stairways and cellar Of said house, with
rights IN common to draw and use water from
barn now standing nearly opposite said house.
Meaning to convey SO much Of the farm lately
occupied ny Charles Jarvis as IL not Included In
a deed from y. 4. Jarvis to Charles p. Jarvis
dated April 9Th, lss. Also undi, ided half Of
certain lots and parcels of land situated partly In
surry and partly In Ellsworth and described As
folow-:
lst Lot. Beginning Mt maple tree spotted for
corner on the south line OF the lot sold to II. A
aud Cha- Jarvis by 4. ". Jarvis. The deed IL
recorded in Hancock Registry. vol. lol. page lsi.
and 49,, rods easterly from pine stub, known
a the ), W corner OF said lot thence n s. r. to
the north line of said lots thence easteriy by
said line 49,. rods. thence 8. s. west to a birch
stub spotted for corner the south line Of
said F. A. Jarvis lot; thence westerly by said
line to the place OF beginning.
End Lot. Beginning at the southeast corner Of
the +, W. Jarvis lot aforesaid; thence wester.
ly on the south line of said lot so rods to stake
and stones, thence \. 5 T.. to the north line OF
1aid lot, thence eastery By said line to the n L.
corner of said lot thence southerly by the east
line of said lots to place OF beginning both lots
containing fifty acres more or less See deed re
corded vol, lsi page as and whereas the condi-
tion OF said mortgage IA broken, therefore claim
a foreclosure Of said mortgage and give this no
tice for that purpose.
SOLOMON }. TREWORGY.
November p, lss.. 3w&s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

Considerable talk has been made over
the proposed electric railroad between St.
Louis and Chicago, the trains on which
are to have speed of one hundred miles
per hour. The idea almost takes ones
tremendous speed has been already very
nearly equaled on steam railroad. A few
days ago train on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad was run q mile in 81
seconds, and the next mile in SO seconds,
against a strong head wind. This is at
the rate of 81 miles per hour. 1t would be
as well for the public if the present rates
Of travel could be made safer rather than
faster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

Notice OF Assignee Of His Appointments.
At Ellsworth, in the county Of Hancock. ana State
OF Maine, the 18th day of Nov, A. D. 1S92
THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
p0intment as assignee Of the estate Of Jason
c. Hill, of Mt. Desert, in said County Of Han
cock, insovent debtor, whs has been declared an
Of Insolvency for ssid county OF Hancock.
SW4S ABRAHAM C. FERNALD, Assi2nee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
i all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an admin.
istrator of the estate of Forest Grindle late of
Penobscot. in the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate to AXE immediate paw ment mi
those who have any demands thereon 20 exhibit
the same fer settlement.
ISRAEL c. PERT.
November 9th, A. ID. 1882 3w47
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Hard Wood Boards,

we are ready to contract for one million five
nunaIeu tnousand teet, o. any part tnersoI. nara
and yellow birch cut promiscuously; live sawn,
run of the log. not less than II 18th inch
than 34th inch thick to be sawn during the winter
Of 1892 49, placed Immediately on sticks to season,
and delivered In Portland from April to Novem.
Der list, l,S Payments cash
J. n. HAMLEN 4 SON,
Portland, Maine.
7w4l
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| Miss Polly Derby died at her home at
| Wilton Interyse, Friday, Nov. 18th. Her
| funeral was held at the White school house
| on Sunday week. Her age was one hun
| bred years, ten months and twenty three
| DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

The story that comes from Pictou
relative to the coal mine that was fred
twelve years ago and, though flooded at
that time, is burning yet may stump the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-01

STATE OF MAINE.

HANcocK, IS Court of Probate. Ellsworth. Nov
Term, lsg2 ~
Nccounts having been filed for settlement in es.
tates of " g
wallace oggins, late OF Lamoine deceased
Albion X. Coolidge, Executor
Burnham, administrator. "a
ordered-Fhat the said accountants give notice
TO all persons Interested. by causing a copy If
this order 70 b published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American newsnaner
printed In Ellsworth, in said county that tbev
NAV appear at a Probate Court, 10 be holden al
bucksport, on the End Wednesday of Dec. newt
a. ten OF the clock In the forenoon ana show ga
II any they have, why the should not be
allowed. '' "
SWAT Attest :-CHAs p DopY Ra,is,
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Regist.r
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
concerned that she has been dulv apnoin,ad
and has taken upon herself the trust of an sdr,'
lstrator with the will annexed
OF the estate of Israel IL. Ash, late of Edo,
ID the county Of Hancock. deceased by giyfnr
bond as the law directs; she therefore reonasts ~
persons who are indebted to said deceasad,s az
tate to make immediate payment, and those WIZ
settlement. VIC same Tor
November 9th, A. D. 1892. r. Sot,:
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To ne =, Ilaa"rah., Judge of Irua,. t.. .

l" tir Honorable Judge of Iruupt.. i.. '..
/ -! HAu'o'k-
/ Vht ulHlvF-iEnrt. ATuu ". k.l-. d.. .r.r. ..
pr Lurrttia Sargent, LATE of k..-t,nr-r
county, deceased, respectfully g,4u-..
/ tht -'"''- amt cthUcl-, rights auH az,
( irv''''" are not -"th'icut t" pay h,r ...
anu charge 90 administration uuI u.|
t. p.,y III. ,l,I,r- M 49, go ', '''.''.'
/ ,ttI r-t,t,. . t,.,t ' - 80 ~ t..'..'
/ honor 10 grant h.rn . 6c,n-,, ~ ,'' ...
T private sale. tpd .-,,,,,., =, ,.,,-t,,I, a.,
. land -ttunr,.,l ia. 5 ,.,,,.,, ,, '
! 7'rtbrd a. follow. Ec.Iurtu, Al tI',. .I
! road leading To TIE EanL"r Hr-Igr. .,..,..
/ on the south lin,. of i,,ufi t.-,,-r.- ,,
/ Tisdale, thence rltpt'ir1, ',,t.-t,.rI
right snse .V % 1s'y ,n.a 'T T-, ,9,n'g Ina -ga
! thence ea.terly .,pI ,,,,rt ''t
I dale, lin. .r[., t.'i''' ', Nh u, '
northcrly on the NM, of -ai,t r,,.,,l t,,,lr
place Of beginning. cort,ti,in., twenty .'-,.,
more or less ut the. rt,I ,-r,,t., IL IA Ill.,
tiucludIng the rp,,,r.f,,,.' - MI '.' .'
therein, a. satisfy .Hi,I ,it.ir- a,,,I 49,.
mnistratiuu-
AENo "a L,>. ,.i..4.t &c..
November tgf 80, ' ''''''''''7''"'
SIAlE OF MAINE.
HANCpCE * C,ur, - p.t.
A. b. l.st, - 'i'''@''' ~. i''.
Ipon the f,rrprirf, ,,ti,t,, ,,-t, .,.
petitioner give public notir,. f. n , .."
ested hy rn4f.iut, . ...,,,,.'t T.. a. ~ 't7
or,ier thereon Ia he ~. 49, 49, h 'I ptuu'h '.''
cessiyeIy In the FlIs,,a,il r,i'e Nt,E-
published In EllsN orth In sad rnnIt, nav,
"A an az Dp,,t. -..,I
To be held az Buck.nort ~, ~ 49, oi az ,t @
of Dec. next, at ten of the clock in tb,. f,,r +.
show cause. if anv thn, ''% - ia tne tortn"u
er of said petitioner should not be granted
2,..e w. 4: CJNSlNGHAM, Jud--r-
:, true copy, Attest '-CHAs. p. DoRR Rcgl-trr.
To the fion. judge of pro,,,,..r .,,..---
county OF Hancock "i'"i" an' '"' .
TILE undersigned Jobp n pbitti,. - Ito .
L Hancock county Naire rat, "a ilAtI' ~
SCENTS that he is seized in Zee stnT ~ 1i LIZ
in dies bed real estate sitnate2 II ", XII
al 10. cuarly bounded ~ fIIn,, 9s'''' :, ''' I
ginning ON the north line of the Th"s M .l
lot rs rods west from the northeast ,Gr,,'., ,,.
thence north IL eaa, ' 10. 'ornt' U'''..
X west 10, 81 ~ ~ roue' thence SCUM
~ rods to the place of beOinrin,+ ,''t,i,Ir .
No " on John II n. ni"ie or less, anu being
land, excrnting - tn pan OF the LtIn"!
strip rods wide cnnr tne ao,,Ee ueS.rihcH i' Is
Line Railroad % Iaed 49, - > tne a"iit N"'t
recorded in UancncE b, ',,. NOV II lN'i '' III
book 2I2 paa,s ia th.t ~ hteistfH 41 pt''-
tageons offer for said a ny 'as received an AiN''
of selling and cnnye,;. estate ana is ,l'rITo7
Sarah : PhiItns IL ~ w SAME that nv .'
and Is insane thai TO co,s, vi san iitI''
to We tit,e 10 he y" hohsninmate said sale a'
is necessnrv tha, ,b on salu reai eSta''
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10 The Honorable judge of Probate for the cour

IN In. unr,r,,,i.. I...,-,. ..u,..
80, ii.n,'t ""''N' ~ '''""'' l"t iI' rouh
iii mnIer.tpa,d adp,i,,.,r,,..r, ,, ,t,.,.,.,.
Tt ,- et' "''t!'i"i7t'itt "i me estate OF
cnurty i.caa",,I i''' 81 Der i't' Ia 7d
',,a rn ''ti,' Fkhts ana credits Of salt lie
charges OF administration los the rum OF fifteen
v,lnr hrnr ~, i, r'"iv your ''''"htr PRAY
w i " gan, "I'l d incense % sci, at pubuc
parrris ~ Ill.,, It'll IIe L"l""'hS l't7 "1
XIII Jr.er5heI n Ia i't'i 'e al rr7asd
FtEsT Or H5,'ti,i,', az ,"''"%H :, 70 wy
Mali III, h,ns, ,.ni ~ In W. III 'Ntat corner
rrn- snI,h...st ,,,.pt -! "p"n hl7A''. t!t 't
snnnn II Rarhg,,r. 49,. ." t'"is T." anu ~ "a
thr. 9 and on. ,rftb r,,, ,; 'I''ItN
county rnaI. Thence nnrth"-r '' .i, ." tu'
hand 10 mcrly Of l,nst,I. ua-i-,i ,, '''''t 4"
~ ~ ~, ish"tiu7 ha=htI thence 81. IN
ntnn,,a 49, ' ~ ~ ""rnu oeIdh a. containing
~ - 49, - ' w. 9tu'e "iott OF less, together
The Il H. thereon .t,n,ii AMI 7',",is u h''tI 81
from the lot OF land nntaiIt, ,t r''S "tl
acres heretofrr rnpva,aI A. w 'lI y
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A. n. NORRIS.

HORSES FOR SALE.
Mr. Nathan Ash calls the attention of the pub
lie to his large stock Of sale horses at Birch
Grove Farm" West Hancock. and especially to a
new lot OF seventeen containing SOME well bred
snimsls. now standing at his stable In Bar ilar-
Dor For an individual description see Bar
Harbor Record. 5wtS