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w. 1. Partridge has gone to Boston on
business for few days.
A town meeting was held here yesterday
to hear the report of the committee which
was chosen at the annual meeting to select
place for new town hall. The CON-
mittee reported several lots which they
had under consideration but no definite
action was taken In regard to the matter.
A short time since number of the
young ladies of our village gave dramat-
ic entertainment at the town hall which
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by all present. Each acted well her part.
The proceeds are tor the benefit of the
Ladies' Social Library.
|. K. Stanley has gone to Boston on
business.
Mrs. Rufus Slower has gone to Massa-
chusetts for short visit.
Maya.
The following is complete program of
the Phila May concert which is to be
given Saturday evening, May 49, at the
Baptist Church.
PROGRAMME.
|. Piano solo-"Fantasie Polonaise" Raj
Wilbur McColl.
> "Only Once More NOR
Louis Miller.
3. Reading -"Lasca" A Texan romancel
D6spre=
Mary Rayner.
& Ara-"Italian in Algeria Rossini
Phila May.
5. Piano Solo-"IIark Hark! the Lark"
Schubert lisa
Wilbur McCol.
6. puo-"Una Motto yenezia" "a Night in
Venice IucaHfoni
Phila May and Louis Miller.
= Reading-"Au Sophronia at the Opera
Train
Mary Ravncr.
: Ballad-"The Pride Of Kildare" Parry
Phila May.
s. Tell Her Love Her So BeFay
Louis Miller.
Ia Reading-"How Tins Prayer was
answered" Daries
Mary Rayner.
H. Duo-"The Farewell" NicolGi
Phtla MAY and Louis Miller.
This company was organized July !.
lss9. Their first season they gave 20 con-
certs, and in the next season their number
was almost doubled, as from Oct. to
May %, they appeared in l37 concerts.
The third season they filed 100 engage
ments. In many places they have been
the second time. and in one or two in
stances the third time. This company is
composed of a brilliant combination of
artists. Miss Phila May is native of
New Hampshire.
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-Donahoe's Magazine for May is the
brightest and most interesting number yet is
sued of this valuable and entertaining period.
cal, and this is saying a great deal when we
consider the meteoric fashion III which this
monthly has flashed into the front rank Of
American periodicals. Among its special feat.
ures this month are: Through the Worlds
Fair in an Hour" illustrated by Commissioner
E. c. Hovey; 1.-The Catholic In Politics." by
Thomas C. Quinn; "The Sisters in the Civil
War;" by Charles 8. O'Neill; "Thirty Years
Of Irelands Battle" by Hon. John F. Finerty !;
"In American Studios" illustrated, by Henry
Austin; The Knights Of Columbus" illus
trated. by Thomas W. Cummings. D0nG-
hoes Magazine Company, publishers, Bos-
ton.
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Mr.. f. c. Trip is again able to work
after three months illness, caused by
oyerliftiug, when hauling stave wood iu
the winter.
Capt. F. G. Tracy is soon expected home
from Beverly, Mass. where he has been
the past six months.
Mrs. S. d. Sargent leaves Boston to-
night, with her usual amount of millinery.
The yicinity's many customers, prove that
her experience and success give salts
faction.
Mrs. +. T. Wood has returned from Bar
Harbor. where she has been visiting. Her
brother, Mr.. Herbert Hodgkins has come
over for brief stay.
Mrs. Minnie Young has returned from a
visit to her mother, at Augusta, in season
to commence the school in district Is, this
morning.
Mrs. Margaret Allen has gone to Bos-
ton, where she will join her husband.
Mr.. w. F. Davis Of Windsor, Miss.
agent for the contractors of the Winter
Harbor mail route, has engaged Mr.. Sher-
mao Squirting Of Gouldsboro. as mail car
rier for the next four years.
Mr.. w. H. Rice gave an interesting talk
on The Bible" at the church. Friday
evening. He will also hold service next
Friday evening here.
Willie Sullivan Is engaged to paint for
George NJ. Tower, at Bar Harbor, this
summer.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens has gone to East
Sullivan for a visit to her daughter, Mrs
William Lord.
May l.
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NORTH HAVEN, Me.

Mr.. Editor
Lest some Of the readers of the AMERI-
CAN will not know how cold it was on the
night of the 18th of April, will tell them
what l saw on the morning of the 26th Of
April. I saw large schooner pass this
light station in the middle of the forenoon
bound east with salt water ice covering
her windward side, both of the hull and
rigging. I should say it was from one inch
to two inches thick. Her fore-rigging was
covered with ice up some twelve feet to
fourteen feet from the deck. How is that
for winter weather in the spring time. in
the southern part of Maine? And another
thing, don't believe the sailors took the
trouble to make that ice and stick it on
coming down from Boston that night.
j II. DOUGLASS,
Goose Rocks Light Station.
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To The Citizens Of Hancock County


Dedham.
Mrs. Eunice w. Blaisdel Is very sick.
She is attended by DR.. Kelliher Of Brewer.
Several Of the schools In town com
mence next Monday. Miss Maud Burrill
will teach in the Burrill district, Miss Ef'ie
Cowing, at No. I, Miss Alice Smith. st No.
), and Miss Moore al Green Lake.
Mrs. Leonard Moulton has returned
from Massachusetts where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Inez Burril is visiting in Brewer.
Black & Burril have put in a new
clapboard machine. II is operated by Mr..
George Severance Of Holden.
Byron Spencer is at home from medical
college.
Apr. 20.
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Bcwdoin College Notes.

Allen Small spent Sunday in Portland.
The Salvation army is holding meetings
in town.
The many friends Of Editor Chilcott
sincerely mourn his loss and realize that
they have lost friend that was universally
beloved and respected.
The new grammar school, which is q
fine modern structure, was dedicated Apr
20, with appropriate ceremonies.
game Of base ball between Bowdoin
and Tufts resulted in favor of Tufts, ls
to 10.
DIR. Smith, Professor of Physiology,
who has been to medical convention In
New York. has resumed his work in the
Maine Medical school.
MAY
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Great Pond.
A cold backward spring; hard on driv-
ers. The drive is two weeks later than
usual. The ice cleared Brandy Pond
April 30.
Roderick Mcdonald started q crew up
the Guagus, the 29th.
If we don't have some rain soon driving
will be failure.
Lester Pearson is quite seriously Ill.
School commenced to-day under the in
struction of young man from Hampden.
We have not learned his name.
]. P. Patterson starts on his summer
tour to-day with his concert troupe.
Hay is scarce and high. 800 per ton be-
ing the price. Potatoes are also scarce
and are worth 81 per bushel.
MAY /. b.
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Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely dersnge the whole -ys-
TEN when entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold TO
the good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. o.. contains no mer.
curry, and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get The genuine. II is taken Internal
", and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. J. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
II -Sold by Druggists, price 10 c. per bottle.
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30. surry.
We were greatly surprised and saddened
10 hear Of the sudden death of our noble
editor, James c. Chilcou. That the world
will be all the better for his having lived
in II is plainly evident. He is gone but
not forgotten.
Mr. Elmer Young has been in the hos
pital AT Bangor receiving treatment for
fever sore on his right leg which has been
extremely painful and kept him indoors
nearly all winter At last accounts he was
on the road to recovery " hich fact is very
gratifying to his relatives and friends who
hope, before long. to see lin restored to
his health.
l.. b Kane is home from Quarryyille
with a very bad cold and cough
Miss Ruth b. Young is keeping house
for her uncle. Mr.. Warren Young, at
Morgsn's Bay.
Miss Nellie VI. Torrey is teaching school
at Dollard's Corner, West Ellsworth.
Hollis A. Bonsey and wife are visiting
Mrs. Bonsey's parents at Sound, Mount
Desert.
Capt Albert Treworgv has made one
voyage to the lime rock city this spring.
Bad colds are prevalent:
Mr.. Judson Carter, who was blown up
al East Buehill few weeks ago and came
very near losing his life, i gaining rapid
ly.
Miss Gertie Gray of East Sarry teaches
IN district NJ. l. Miss Susie Long OF East
B.uehill IN district No. and Miss Emma
Love Of Fast Bluehill in district No. ;.
Capt Fred Closson has started hi, fish
ing boat
few joiuer- are at work on the stable
OF Mr.. ". 7. Stewart
j A. BOnsey has greatly improved the
looks of the grounds around his residence
lately.
Capt. Frank Bellattv and Mrs A. L..
Bellatty Of your city were In town over
Sunday.
May /. Sirius.
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Messengers Notice.
Office of the Sheriff of Hancock county.
STATE OF MAINE.

:, SIaI e or MAINE
HANCOCK, IS Apr. 24th A. d. 1893.
This Is to give notice that ON the 4th flay of
Apr, A. d. 1898, a warrant in Insolvency
was issued out OF the court of insolvency for said
county OF Hancock, against the estate of said
Charles Il. Moore of Ellsworth, Hancock Co.
Maine, adjudged to be an insolvent debtor on petl
ton OF said debtor. which petition was tled on
the ith day of April. A. u. 1893, TO which date
interest on claims is to be computed; that the
payment OF any debts to or by said debt
or, and the transfer and delivery of any
property by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting Of the creditors OF said debtor, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees of his estate. will be held at a
Court of Insolvency to be holden at Bucksport in
said county, on the 10th day OF May, A. D.
LIS, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten L. F. HOOPER
Deputy sheriff as Messenger of the court of iusol-
vency for said county OF Hancock 9wiT
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In the presence of an immense gather
ing the President of the United States
touched the electric button that set In mo-
ton the machinery of the Columbian Ex-
position, last Monday forenoon. and the
great fair is now open to the public. The
weather was not propitioIs, but the low
ering clouds that hung over the city failed
to dampen the enthusiasm of the throng
In attendance.
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Cape Ro.ier
We have felt 50 much pain and trouble
because Of the death Of our editor that we
could hardly make up our mind to write
sooner. We are not thinking Of our own
loss, but Of his family. his friends, his pa
per, his city, his state. He must be great
~ missed In every one of his laboriDg
places. Il seems TO me that no one who
knew so little of him can realize so much
as do Whist his acquaintance have lost
By his death.
Annie Blake has gone to teach at North
Sedgwick.
Monday, Capt. W. +. Blake lief, home
for Rocklsni where be takes command Of
schooner Agnes |. Grace. This vessel has
been bought by Bangor parties for Capt
Blake She is said TO be q fine vessel
built in Wsldoboro, Me, OF white oak
She j. 316 60 tons, and carries well on IA
feet draught. Allison l.. Foster of Wis
casset, will sail AS mate with Capt Blake,
Wilourt Crockett of Cape Roster, second
mate, and Joseph ST. Orde, who returned
last week from Dominica, as cook.
We have had much trouble with our mail
of late. The bad travelling together with
other causes makes bad work for u.s.
Miss Lucy W. Coombs of South Brooks
willie is much improved in health.
If Mr. S. ID. Coombs is appointed post
master AT South Brooksville, We shall feel
that our mail is in safe hands.
There is said to be over 800 men at work
on the granite at Bucks Harbor. Bust
ness in the stores there is so good that
they have no time to deliver goods at the
Cape, thus the trade here is quite brisk
for Mr.. c. Redman, who is driving a fine
new horse.
School has commenced In the Creek dis
trlct, Miss Minnie Black, teacher.
Miss Matte Sawyer finishes her school
at No. this week. She expects to 90 to
Bangor soon after.
Mr.. L. F. Sawyer has painted his new
roof windows and is doing inside work
now on his chambers.
j. ST. Orde brought presents of jellies,
chocolate, etc, to his friends here. Thus
We get West Indian luxuries in this cold
out of the way place.
April 26.
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Messengers Notice
Office of the Sheriff of Hancock county.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss:-April 9th. A. d. 1891.
This is to give notice that the 18th day of
March. A. D. 1893. warrant in Insolvency
was issued out of the court of Insolvency for
said County of Hancock against the estate OF said
Colin Mckenzie OF Ellsworth, in said county.
adjudged to he an insolvent debtor on ne.
titon of First National Bank of Ellsworth ct ais.
which petition was filed on The 18th day Of March
A. D. 1888 to which date interest on claims is to be
computed; that the payment of any debts to or
by said debtor and the transfer and delivery
OF any property by him are forbidden by law.
that a meeting Of the creditors of said debtor 10
prove their debts and choose one or more as.
insolvency to be holden at Rucksport. in said
county, on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1893, at ii
O'Clock in the forenoon. "
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. T. HOOPER
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger Of the court az IN
solvency for said county Of Hancock. 2Wl7
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes In the town Of Blue HILL In the
county OF Hancock, for the year lss2.
THE following list Of taxes on real estate Of
non resident owners In the town OF Blue Hill
for the year 1892, in bills committed to L., b.
Thompson. collector Of said town. on the 9Th day
Of May, 1872. has been returned BY him TO me as
remaining unpaid on the 18th day OF February,
IssS by his certificate of that date, and now re-
mains unpaid, and notice is hereby given that u
the said taxes interest and charges are no. paid
into the treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the day OF the commitment OF said
bills so much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to paw the amount due therefor nclud-
ing interest and charges, will without further mo-
tice be sold at public auction at the store OF r.
Hinckley's Sons, in said town. on the first day OF
December, A. d. 1888, at O'Clock In the afternoon
Nn,oo 70 tunwn Xalue TaN
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ooa'" "e'f Isle.
Capt 5. b. Morey of West Deer Isle,
died at his residence April % after a long
illness. He was not far from seventy
wears old. He was member of the
Masonic fraternity and highly respected
citizen.
There i. a sweepipe revival in PROGRESS
at Green's Landing. The meetings are
fully attended every evening, and on Sun.
day the hall where the Methodist meetings
are held is crowded.
he'' hf' omith mas returned from con-
ference booked LOT Surry.
There is ouite a colony of finely bred
cattle started here Ms l. NJ Robbins
has the Jersey and brownie. No. 1873 If.
$ J. H. book register 4 "A Robbins ha.
the cow Ons No, l5p- heifer calf No,
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ARE YOU GOING

to travel: Ii so you must be careful OF your
health. or your doctors bills will cost YOU
more than your travelling expenses. A bottle
OF Sulphur Bitters will protect you from all
sickness incident to change Of climate
Euening Telegram.
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TIMBER AND GRASS ON RESERVED LANDS
State Of Maine.

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, April %, 1891.
1TPON the following townships or tracts of land
" not liable to be taxed in any town. the follow
Ing assessments for the State tax of 1888 were made
by the Legislature on the goth day of March, 1895
COUNTY OF HANCOCK
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State Of Maine.

NUkUrl2i, AUTII ~ IN.f1. 7
TTfoN the following townships or tracts Of land
y not liable to be taxed In any town, the follow.
Ing assessments for the county tax OF l~a3 were
made by the county commissioners OF Hancock
county on the 81 day of April, l,s3.
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Ellsworth, March 24th. 1898.

= SIAIF Ut MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS AT court OF Probate held al
Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday of April
A. d. le43.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That 10
tee be given by publishing copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks successiyely
In tie Ellsworth American spaper printed IL
Ellsworth that all persons interested may attend or
the second Wednesday of May next. at IA Court OF
Probate to be holden in Bucksport and shew
should not be granted. Such notice to be giver
before said court.
y. +. CUNNISGHAM, Judge.
3wl6 Attest:-CHAs p DORR Kepister
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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HE subscriber'hereby gives public notice 70 ali
l., concerned that he has been duly appointed
tor OF the last will and Testament of GIles G.
Wescott iate OF Perohscot, in the county Of Han.
Sock, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
debted to said deceased's estate 10 MAKE iinmedi.
a a payment and those who have anv immediate
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
April 18th, 1893 avis
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To the Honorable Juds Of PROBATE for the county
of Hancock
THE UNDERSIGNED Cyrus Noulton OF Hamp
i den, Maine, guardian of Harry l. Whceilen,
minor heir of Lincoln Nbeelut II late OF brring.
ton, In the county Of Penobscs deceased respect.
iuIy represents that said ward is sezc'l and pos
sessed OF an equity of redemption In certain real
estate situated In said Orrington, particularly de-
scribe in mortgage deed recorded in the Regis.
Try OF Deeds IN said Penobscot county, vol 5l6,
page 3 o, also one half in common and undivided
OF piece OF land In said Orringtun, described in
deed recorded In said PenObscDt Registry vol.
90, page ds5 That said real estate is unproduc-
tive OF any benefit I" SAID minor and that it wilrbe
Tor the Interest Of said minor that the same should
be sold and the proceeds thereof put out at in.
terest or Otherwise used Tor his benefit He there.
FORE prays your honor that he NAV be authorized
ana empowered agree ably to law to sell at public.
or private sale, above described real estate or
such part Of it as IN your opinion may be exped
lent.
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Reddirgton.
Charles Cakes is at home with q lame
hand, which uecessitated visit from DIR.
Silsby, last week.
Miss Edith Farnsworth has quite re-
covered from her recent illness and is out
again.
School meeting was held at Town hall
Saturday afternoon, and it was decided
that male teacher shall reign supreme in
our schools the coming season.
F. C. and II. C. Schoppe have six horses
hauling leather for Z. E. Church.
Mrs. Geo Dorman has returned from a
visit to her parents in Aurora.
j. L. Schoppe Of East Eddington, was
on brief visit to his mother, Mrs.
Anthony Schoppe. last week.
Erastus Mitchell is on a visit to his
home in Bradford.
We think Beddington can come to the
front with smart boys. Carlton Reed, an
eight years old son of Mel. Reed, has cut
and split a cord of wood the past winter.
Carlton Is smart boy and great fayofite
with the townspeople.
F. c. and II. c. Schoppe are at Winter
Harbor on brief business trip.
MTs. David Longfellow is gaining.
Stephen Tibbetts is ON the sick list.
Geo. Kitchen of Wesley was in town
Monday.
Quite a number of log drivers have
already wended their way up the Nara
guagus. They are driving at Humpback
Brook and Little Guagus.
Mrs. B. H. Chandler is at Cherryfield
this week.
April 2S.
BrookIin.
Isaac N. Mayo has resigned as manager
of the Grange store and A. H. Mayo has
been appointed to ill his place. The
Grange is in prosperous condition.
s. G. Stevens has finished rooms over
his store and they are to be occupied by
Chas. johnson, engineer Of the steamer.
VIII Herrick has returned from Camden
and purchased the dwelling house of
Victor c. Bridges and will soon occupy 1t.
Things are all in readiness at the Brook
lin Canning Company's works for fish.
There are but few weirs done as yet.
O.P. Carter of the "West Side," leaves
to-day as representative of Eggemoggin
Lodge, No. 1913, +. & A. M, to the Grand
Lodge to be held IN Portland, tomorrow,
the End.
Miss Laura M. Dority has commenced
school in district No. 5.
Mayl. BENDIGo.