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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06


HANcotk. ss.-oours u Probate, june Term. 4.
- l-.9
pom the for. going petition, aforesaid. ordered.
sons Interested. by causing a copy W thc petition
ami This urisr thereon. a. he published three
weeks sucrUs>tyr'y In the Ellsworth \ american, a
ne" 7paPer printed or published HI Ellsworth.
IN saia county. that they may appear AZ - court
OF probate tor saii county, "a be held at blucnili
on the second "Wednesday ~ July neNI, At ten "
the clock In the forenoon, 10 shcw cause II any
they have, Why the prayer % said petitioner
should not Jc granted.
or. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
3w.A Attest .-tHAs. T.. DOH. Rcgister.
t. The Honorable Jul. 81 PROBATE for .n,. county
Of Hancock.
TIE UNDERSIGNED. jeremiah Homes admin
istraurr If tie estate OF r. -thtr Jones late "
Bro"A=yii!c, Ill said county. deceased. respect
tally represents That The EuoI~ ami chattot- r. ghts
ami credits ut salt deceased mol sufficient 10
pay her just 'iehte amt charges % administration
1y thy stun Of SIX hundred dollars. wherefore
your petitioner pray- YOUR honor 10 graft him a
tcrnse to -cli, At puhue or private sa e, aui con
veg the following real estate situated 10 Bruokz
vile. ami bounded As follows Ca the northwest
by Hand Of John jones. on the southwest hy land
OF Iapicy ami slower. the Southr i hy IAud ~
i. ). Hudgcit ani the Earthra,I nv land 81
william Blu,Igrii ami J. r. Halves, being same
prtmiic- of hich said Esther Jnnc- ned seized
aud possessed, containing seventy dive acres
more ar less, being all of real estate uf the lie.
ceased. % satisfy saii debts AMI charges OF AT.
mini-traiion.
JEREMIAH ju>Es.
june II, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06

To the Hon. Judge OF Probate Within anu for the
county OF Hancock
THE UNDERSIGNED. Hiram {. Waugh n.
L guardian of Arthur nrinkwatcr AMI Wiiiiam
Drinkwatrr, minor heirs OF A. r, Driukwster. late
of Ellsworth. Hancock county, Maine, tccca -cd,
respectfully represents that said minors sci red
and possessed OF one halt part IN common and
undivided of certain lot or parcel of ana ~ilHat.
ed in Ellsworth aforesaid. and bounded and de
-,ribcd rs follows, to wit bounded on the north
oy lot ~ land formerly owned Tvs Hamilton Joy !,
on the east 10y utou riycr on the south hy lot
ef land formerly owned as MArAiAH, and on
the west hy forty loot street ~ mug trun The
county ruAd to Tanners nm, :" cai4cd ,etHg
the same lot OF land dt~rrhrti cunSey ct ib the
deed trnn James Il. Hopkins to \. =, brsnkwa-
tar anu Nathaniel A Joy, dated ia ' 20 1881 ant
rrcoricd IN the Regis ~ Of Deeds for Hancock
county. Maine. tn sol. los. page Itk, tnat sail cs
tate T. uuprductivr 81 anv tcu,Gt "a IA minors
aud tha Il niIi tor tire interest ui -rid minors
that the should ls -old ihc re- crti-
cared ON inter- At. therefore pray s,ur h"uor
that he mry he authorized and clnnna rrtI Stre
ably TO Law to -si AZ public OF prtNat sale said
minors satd portion ut the above described real
estate. OF such rRrt vt lt as IN yoGr oijniou mas
lie eXpe,cnt
nat"d june rs, A. u. l>tl.
HIRAM t. NAtgtIIN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06

IANNbth, > AT COURT OF Probate hNlIru hi
Ellsworth. within and for said county, On the
second "Wednesday Of June, 4. u. Isa3
A CERTAIN Instrument purportng TO be
"A the last will and testament Of Thomas
knowles. late Of Eden. in said county. decea se,i
having been presented for probate, together with
petition Tor appointment OF Thomas b. Knowles,
administrator 18th the Will annexed
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested therein. by publishing a copy
~ TINS order tlree weeks successfully In the III !
worth American, = newspaper printed at Els
worth. IN sail county OF Hancock. prior 10 the
second Wednesday Of July. A. H., l,gS, that
they may appear al probate court then ~ be held
at nlurhili, within aud for said COUNTY III Han
cock. al ten o'clock IN the forenoon. and show
cause, II any they have. against the same.
q. +. CT SNlNGHAM. Judge OF Probate
3ws5 Attest:-,HAs. p. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest -CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register.
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HANCOCK. SIS court Of Probate, June Term,
A. u %stf.
Upon the foregoing petition ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested, by causing copy of the petition and
this order thereon, to he published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American, a news
paper printed or published In Ellsworth, In said
county, that they may appear at Court of Pro
bate for said county. TO be held at Bluehill, on
the second Wednesday Of July next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon. 10 show cause, II any
they have why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not he granted.
or. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Swaa Attest 2-CHAs Z. noRR, Register.
true copy. Attest ,--CHAs. r. poRR, Register.
To the Hon. } Idge Of Probate within ana for the
county Of II Incock.
THE UNDER IGSEp Hattie ". Carter. guar
dian OF George X. Carter and John +. Car.
ter, minor heirs Of Ahram IS. Garter, respectfully
represents that said minors seized and pos
sessed % undivided interest In al the land
on Long lsard in Blueh Bay, Of which John
Pierre Ga ter died seized, that said estate
IL unproductIve Of ATTY benefit TO saii minors and
that will be for the Interest Of said minors that
the same should be sold and the proceeds secured
On Interest, therefore prays your honor that she
may he authorized and empowered agrecably 20
law to ect the above described real estate, such
part OF II as In your op.aiou NAV be { .po,lient.
HATTIE ". CARTER.
june H. lsa}
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss:-Court OF Probate. June Term,
A. u. lssi.
petitioner give public notice Ia all persons int, r
ested. by causing copy of the petition AMI
this order thereon, To he published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. a
newspaper printed in Ellsworth. IN said county
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate To be
held at Bluchill, on the Second Wednesday Of
July next at ten OF the clock In the forenoon, to
show cause. IL any, why the prayer of SAIL pcu
ton should not he granted.
3wsS q. +. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest :-CHAs z. DoRR. Register.
4 true copy. Attest;-CHAs. 2. DoHR. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06

Charles E. Babbidge and nine others
have petitioned the county commissioner.
to compel the town Of Deer Isle to build a
road laid out and approved by the select
men. A hearing is set for August % at
this place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-06
STATE OF MANI.

HANco"N - At Court ., Probate held at
Ellsworth, on the second "Wednesday ot Juuc
A. II. l-.3.
TN the petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That no
ticc he given hy publishing a ropy 90 SAii
petition, with tlis or'lcr thereon. three weeks
successfully in tie Ellsworth American. nov -
paper printed at ellsworth. thAt sill prr,pn- L.
t"r'st"'l mss atteni ON the second Wednesday
"t July next NJ Court IT Probate to- lee
holden tn Blaehil. AMI -hrs cause, IL ANY,
Why the prayVr NJ said petitioner -Auuii not h.
granted >urh notice 20 Doe given before said
court.
q. T.. tl N<lNttiNM. Judge.
iw!5 Attest -CHAs. 4. ppRR. Register.
true copy. Attest .-tHks. 7. poKK, Re .i,t,r.
t. thr Honorable Judge Of Probate for the county
81 Hancock.
THE >DER~In\Ep. cStcutnr ~ the HIT viii
AMI testament ~ Lacy J Henry late OF
Brook srir. tn >a county. drct azctl rus partfuly
represents Ihat the goods chAitrt~, rights aud
rrr'!it- M ssli deceased NOS rufirirut d. ray
hrr iAst d. IT. and charges II administration ~
tho ~um % three hundred dollars, wherefore Your
petitioner rrav- your honor tn grant hin itcrpse
20 sell AZ public ur private sale, and convey 1--WE
undivided ninth parts ~ the pieces Or parcels
of land llinx III Hruoksytilr in -alh county to
Wit Two small islands In asEinr river AGAR to
the main lani ot -iid Lucy J. Henri aud wing At
the mouth 10 'Nas~nu's cove" s,-rallcd and
known NY IN name Of Isney Islands ami coutA tn.
INK about Iuar acres. nf tile real rst.tT ~ the de
ceased " satisfy said dcbts ana char.c. or Al
mluistrafl1u-
THOMAS TAFLTN.
hcu. Warren. AttY.
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y T. q NNTNl,HNM. JUdlf.
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q. T. tT NNINNHAN, Judge.
3waa Attest =1uAs r. noRR Register
true copy. Attest '--GHAs. T.. poRR. Register.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
THE DOCTORS RIDE.

The sun was fast sinking meath the west
ern horizon, and a. he shed his parting
rays on vale and hill, the hardy plowboy,
whistling merry tune despite his fatigue.
plodded his homeward way. The lowing
herds" had been compelled to leave behind
the "verdant mead" to meet the ruddy
milkmaid, pail In hand. The birds, which
had gladdensd the day With song. sought
now their wildwood resting places, and Lest,
but not least, the gossips Of Honssville
gathered at "old Mother Grimes" 70 retail
the news Of the day.
Now, Honesville II not the worst place on
earth. One looking on its tall, overarching
oaks and spreading NAPLES together with
the % neat, white eottAgss embowsrsd
within that sylvas grove would snvy tt
denisens their Edenlike homa Nor do We
suppose that IL is inhabited by q much
more degenerated representation Of the
family Of Adam than any other place, but
~ each village must have its peculiarities
10 has this. which cousists In each knowing
as far ~ prscticsbls the afaiu Of every ons
elsa M
On the svsning of whish w write good
number Of crouip had esthsred - the
siorsaaiA rstxsat md xithaRa &xthR Ars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
Timing the Speed OF Moving Train.

"There are 83 telegraph poles to the mile
on the railroad lnes," said T. r. vansant
Of New York at the Nndell, "and from this
basis IL Is very easy to determine how fast
train Of cars In travelling. Time the pass
ing Of SO poles and subtract the number of
seconds IL takes from 100, and the differ
ence will be the number of miles per hour
the train b travelling. II IL takes Is seconds
for the poles 10 pass, the train II going 100
less Is, or rs miles per hour. This method
IL a. infaliible ~ counting the clicks made
by the car In passing over the joints In the
track. The number Of clicks heard in 20
seconds n the number of miles per hour the
train II making. helength of the railroad
rail Is uniform everywhere."-St. Louis
Globe-D Democrat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
Ai~sy, Ksep. HI. Seat.

One Of the quietest habitual riders on the
Ninth avenue elevated road il Ex-Governor
Phineas G. Lounsbury, whose country home
At Litchneld made him eligible to be gov.
srnor of Connscticut six years ago. His
city house II on West Seventy second street,
and his duties AZ president of the Merchants
Exchange bank are sxacting, but it is diff
ncult TO explain why he never gives up his
seat on the cara Men and women may
come and 60, ex-constituents Of the ex gov
ernor may recognize him and chat for q
block or two. but he sits sturdily. His
emile h pleasant and his recognition of the
wayfarer from Connecticut prompt, but the
example Of selfish people has apparently
not been without its effect on him.-New
York Timea
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
Connicting Opinions

In regard 10 the decision Of Vermont
Judge that when maiden dlscards her low
er she must return the engagement ring be
has given her. Il IL recalled that the ruling
Of an English court IL that an engagement
ring n not recoverable IN any circum-
stapcu Chi0Go Herald. IL
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
uThe following weiI-known ana
q RELIABLE FIRMS
will send upon application.
CATALOGUES

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II Is mentioned below.
BICYCLES.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10

SMOKE PARKER Houss Cieara
For sale at the Capitsi. 4. 4. Kendall, pro-
prfetor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-10
DRAPERy DEPT.

See our window
display. Ladies say it is beautiful.
We carry complete stock of
Swiss, Irish Point and Noting
ham Lace Curtains. Chenille
Portleres, Drapery Poles and
Trimmings. Designs and esti-
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shade and drapery work. Furni-
ture re-upholstered. None but first
class work done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05


OF late there bas been considerable fault
fading vita President C'evelaud smops
members Of his own party, and tits feel
iog is especially noticeable st the South
aud West We copy the following from
AZ editorial cf the Atlanta Constitution, =
leading paper Of Of the South;
Mr. Cleveland does not hesitate 10 say
Just what he wants Cougres to DO. When
It quits bin TO express himself, ! want IS
the phrase with which be begins many Of
his sealen ees The plain people Of this
county, some % 900, 900 Of them, also
have very positive ideas about what they
want They have said 10 the Chicago
platform that they want free silver coinage
state banks and d revenue tarIh Aside
from these clearly expressed wants they
have others shlch they express 10 very
emphatic language, The people want net
groes sent to represent US 10 negro count
lrles like Haytt aud Llberis, and white
men sent TO white countries like France
Bolivia. 1t is offensive aud revolving t.
the average American Of any political
party to think Of sending a negro minister
to Boliyis gu negro cons al TO Calais.
The people want the administration spI
poiutments to be untsiued by even the
suspicion OF bargain, or a deal that
looks like bargain. They do not want
to see man appointed am bsssador to
Italy who would never have been thought
Of if be bad not contributed $50, coo to the
democratic campaign fund. The people
want the pledges Of the Chicago platform
redeemed. They want purity in politics,
and they want foreign nations to under
stand that this is not mongrel, half breed
republic with a government engaged IN
forcing the social equality OF the races.
This is the way the PLAIN people talk and
there are IS, 100000 OF them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

Hon. Csffoll d. Wright, United States
Com missioner Of Labor, has IN interest
az srtiole ~ the October Forum Oh
Cheaper liylog and the rise Of wages %
The srticie il based 90 q report 90
Wholesale pnees sud Ssges, by Mr.. Al.
drtoh OF the Senate Committee 90 Finance
The principal iscts AZ to wages aud prices
we're collected by the ULlted States De-
psrtment Of Labor Tor the use Of tue com
nittes, the wage rstes beiGg tSiea from
sexual payroll, and the prices being
wholesale prices from books d sales. 10
most instances. The period covered by
the Investigation comprises iAe years from
lsi0 10 1891 Inclusive We tbus hsve,
carefully collected aud compiled and
sutboflslIvely reported, the facts
icr wages aud pticss 10 this country for
period Of httr lso yesr.. aud from this
report one cAa ascertain, both by speciac
and by gener i sBslysis the true course Of
wagos Tor the whole Per %.
MI, Wright examines the statistics il
,ome detail AID CONES T. the conclusion
that wages, considered relatively 10 The
Importance Of obe industry 10 al indusf
lfies, stood 81 Gs 10 1881 relatively 70
loo in 1880 and thai the prices Of 223
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

That this II 10 be one Of be longest aud
most exciting sessions oiConsress that has
ever been held, signs are no, wanting.
Up 10 last week things bad gone Cd
peacefully 10 the House, but then 1t vac
thst the storm burst forth IN oil tie fury,
The reporting Of The bill for the repesl OF
The federal election laws was the cause OF
the trouble, Speaker Crisp was deter.
mined 10 carry things his own way, and
lively tilt ensued between him and Mr..
Reed. The outcome OF II ail was thsl b,
rultnes we're Tar more arbitrary than those
Of Mr. Reed when be occupied the chair
Mr.. Crisp io1nd himself 10 tina, position
where he must either be beaten or bic
party humiltated, Determined not TO he
beaten under any circumstances, he chose
tbe latter course and ruled that q commit
lee nigh, originate Legislation, that
minority might report for the committee
sud that hs woald recognize TO motion
until the report Of the committee
bad be disposed o. Some Of hn ful
inss we're eontray 70 all parliamentary
Law, and be certainly made avery poor
showing for many who believe u lair plsv
ard 90 strongly condemned The Iust
methods Of Speaker Reed lev year.
agu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
BENNINGTON COUNTY COURT.
- december Term, A. D. lsgL
ROLAND D KENT
W. Libel Tor Divorce.
I T. A. tELATa

! ltCttnDtF ItfHt n -. lfDIf
ROLAND D KENT
Va. Libel Tor Divorce
ELLEN KENT.
WAete0,, ROLAND y Kent u Manchester,
| County Of Bennington. state Of Vermont. hes
| hlea he libel Tor divorce from aud sgainst
Ellen Kent, nos IN the state Of hassAohusslts
setting forth That 90 the 2ist day OF June
| A b., 1876, At Manchester, County Of Bsnulug.
ton EtAts Of Vermont h6 was lGWfnly Married
10 said LlHp Kent, thai since Ru0b marriage no
has duly observed and kept bis marriage cove.
nsui, bit that his wife, Rlieu Kent, has not 90
her Tart Kept her marriage coYeDsuts, Tor that
che On " about She 7th day Of December, 1874
without any cause " pfuulAtiOn, deserted him
tho sad H0lsnd b Kent, ana bEs tsEeu ~ her
sJCds "a tha stalS 81 Hss.seh usets, where sbs
has eYaf aimee rsaded IN neuiina suce ~ such
eilfni dies. rtIou, and has refused and neglected
~ return 90 1--we With Tho said Rolls nd u Kent
aud PRAYING FOR the cansr Aforesaid Tor bill Of
divorce from the said Ellen Kent
And tppeaIing that The sapd Ellen Kent il
without tbs ktate 30 hat suian obs spn0t he
personally served upon brf IL u ordered ihss
notirs u the ptpdeney Of the ssid ilbsi BE- given
stance thereof with his order three ssss ,ue.
ceaYely IN the Manchester JOuHEAL, a news
psper printed AZ Manchester IN HE CeuBty o.
Bsnningt the last u which publication. sh.li
be At ltast al seets previous 70 tho utIt stated
term " the BepuERt0n County cguu 10 be bsld
al BsnniLgioh On the hfst 1ussdsy ~ Dosem.
Der A. b 1893 70 which ssid libel IL fetufnaJis;
vbicA sbsA b. deemed sHiheieut DDtAos " said
Flleu Rent " spptu AID ABsser said libel aud
abide the order VI the Court thereon
Dated at Manchester, ", has 1Dtb DAY u
sept, mbef A y, 1878
H.K FOWLER Deputy Glen.
NAETts A AI.eHIhALB. Alprpsyt Tor LOslsBt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05
DoIngs Of Congrsss,

Very little has been soeom plIshed 10
Congress the past week 10 the House
there hss been u heated debate on the
bill to repeal the ie iersl election laws; IN
the Senate the silver men have been buoy
talking against time, against the repeal of
the Sherman purchase act, hoping to del
feat 1t or to get compromise. The follow
ing reported interview with Senator
Lodge expresses the situstion
II an sorry to say that do not think
there is prospect Of any action nett
week. The federal election bill -or rsthi
er the bill to repeal the election laws
will reach the Senate on The 10th or llth
Of October. and I'LL that bill gets over the
silver party 10 the Senate will prevent a
vote, because they wish 10 take advantage
OF the possible complication which may
then arise, and because their only hope IL
10 the chapter OF accidents, After
the 10Th Of October | hope 10 see the demo
Gratis, who are 10 control OF the conduct
Of business, to reach a vote on the silver
bill. II IL high time that, il actual Gln
clustering is to DO resorted to, it should be
showu to the country.
As to compromises, there has been of
course. sgreat deal Of talk in that direc-
ton during the wee, Every one has
been discussing every possible prot
position which might bring an obd to the
delay OF uncertainty which are having
such disastrous effects, and which are
caused by the lnscton Of the Senate.
do not, myself zee any prospect Of com.
prom Sc, nor have yet heard one suggest.
ed which those who favor repeal, could
possibly accept
The republicans who favor repeal and
who constitute two thirds majority of
the party 10 the Senate, have not changed
their attitude in the least. They have no
compromise to offer and no suggestions Of
-
brought iowsrd it must be by the demo,
cratic party, which controls the Senate.
Whether they will do so or not | bave no
means Of knosing, but they are certainly
making 40 sttsmpt, So far as the repu bIiI
cans are concerned, have no yet beard !
repest, OF any compromise which they
could sccert or which think the presiI
dent could consi teutly sign.
The necessity Of strengthening our gold
reserst by the issue OF gold bonds aud the
purchase Of sold Is OF the las, impor snce
and it Is this which forms the leading feal
tore 10 all the talk about comprC misses
Important, however. as the strengthening
Of the gold reserve is-snd | feel that, in
the present condition Of the treasury, It is
Almost, II not quite as imp ortsot as re
pesl--It will be bougbt too dearly II the
price paid v're large concession 10 the
way Of coatiuusi silver coinage
The only toiue to do as the situation
uos st,nds is to press steadily aud eter
gstically for vote THIS has not yet
been done by the democratic leaders 70
The Senste Who aIote have poser to do 1t.
But, Sc far as ! see 1t presett, it is the
only course By which We cau secure relief.
Ia this way, | hope and believe tbst We at
last shall get unconditional repeal but
.be delay lie cruel, sud the prospec. Of IN.
mediate Scton, as It looks 10 dsy, Is far
rom good
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-10-05

Ais yta disia'bsd At nisai aaS hrpaen
Il } ne rect ~ fict ohiil sB1amg spd
ar,lng vita pals Of cutting teeth II 80
seud II ore aBd gel bottle ~ Mrs, Wis
Hows soett.gs syrar ic' children teeth
* II cates atseutefv dtsrthoea, fegu
lAios the stomach sod b5u,ls. cures vind
collie, sadtas the gums, reduces SlaAam
tloa, aud gives ttae sgi ruergJ 10 the
Whole system. Mrs Hiaslow Soothing
Strip lur Chillteu IeelLing 10 lessaUt
to The taste apd Is tue prescription 81 one
Of toe Oldest apj beat iemsIe physicians
aud nurses 80 Tie Ugilej States. and is for
sale by slIdrngeisls throw bout the world
Price Is ats bottle