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THURSDAY. AUGUST is. $50
Two Interesting Events

Two events that will long be re
membered have occurred during the
past week One was the base BAH
game last Friday between men Of
middle age. several of whom We're
members of the original base ball
clubs of Ellsworth-the Lejoks and
Dirigos. They We're not as 1.-THE as in
the old days. but to all appearances
their hearts We're as young and their
yelling as vigorous.
The other event was the reunion f
the old Ellsworth brass band, organ
lied in 1857. and in active service for
about twelve years. It was interest
ing. as they played the old tunes in
the square last Monday morning, 10
watch the struggles some of the
players We're evidently having with
their Instruments, but their triumph
was complete.
Round after round of applause
greeted them as they marched towards
the wharves and embarked for day
outing, and they We're as enthusiast
tically received on their return.
Events like these cannot fail to re-
mind those who participate in then
that the years are swiftly passing, anC
that they, like the years, are passing
too With the pleasure that attend:
them comes the memory of those now
gone who shared the joys and sorrow.
of the early days. and, enjoyable a:
they are, tinge of sadness accom-
panies them.
Reports of both occasions may be
found in our news columns.
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The Coming County Fair.

For weeks the enterprlslng managers
of the Hancock county fair associa-
ton have been hard at work making
preparations for the annual cattle
show and fair.
The premium lists have been
printed and scattered broadcast
throughout the county. They have
also been printed in THE AMERICAN.
the Enterprise, the Bar Harbor Record
and the Maine Coast Cottdger, thus
giving them very general circula-
ton.
The managers have been indefat-
igable in their work, and are still at
it, and they deserve the hearty coop
Grafton of all who are interested in
the material prosperity and develop
ment of our good county of Hancock.
Wyman Park now contains one of
the best race tracks in the State, and
each succeeding year has brought to
it famous horses, and the outlook now
is that past records will be beaten
this year.
Let all who have the county's in
terest at heart unite in making the
coming exhibition surpass anything
of the kind that has preceded it.
The days of the fair are September
IL, II and 10. Let them all be red
letter days!
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OBITUARY..
GEORGE W. DARLING.

Died in Rowland, Me, July 3, 1891,
George w. Darling, son of the late Col.
William H. Darling. of Bluehill, aged
thirty nine years and fourteen days.
The deceased spent most of his life in
his native town of Bluehill, having lived
in Rowland a year or more. He was
ill with complication of diseases for
about two years, bearing the pain and
suffering with much patience. Dropsy
set in at the last and suddenly, even to
his own family, he was freed from the
bonds which held him to earth and the
worn body was at rest.
His remains We're brought to Seaside
cemetery, Bluehill, for burial July 4. He
leaves wife and two children and five
sisters To mourn his loss and cherish his
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The Tariff Bill.

After weeks of wrangling in confer
ence over the tariff bill, the House or
Monday accepted all the Senate
amendments by a vote of 1872 to 1O5
and Immediately passed four separate
bills providing for free sugar, coal
iron and barbed wire.
This action is the most humiliating
spectacle ever witnessed in the Con-
gress of the United States. Pledged
in the most iron bound fashion to pass
a tariff for-revenue- only bill, the
democratic party, in full control of the
government = President, House and
Senate-show TO the world once again
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Cesal n Offices.

At a court of probate holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the county of Hancock, on
the second Wednesday of August, A D., 1891.
OWEN L. FIVE, of BROOKLYN in said coun-
~ ty, having presented a certain instru-
ment purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF George b. Flye, late of Brooklin, in
tion for probate thereof and for the appoint
ment of said Owen L. Flye as administrator,
with the will annexed, of the estate of said
deceased, no executor being named in said
will.
Ordered, That the said Owen L. Flye give
notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean. printed at Ellsworth, that they may ap-
pear at probate court to be held at Blue
hill in said county, on the second Wednes-
day of September next, at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, if any they
have, why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed as the last will
and testament of said deceased, and why said
petition for administration with the will
annexed should not be granted.
0. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest:-CHAs. p DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR Register.
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DIED.

CoNARY--At Hluehil Aug.l. Harvey G..Con-
AIRY, aged - years.
COFFIN-At Gould-boro, july % Mrs. Orpha
Cona, aged - wears II months, - days.
FAERkLI.-At Bar IIarbor, Aug. H. Lester II.
Farrell, aged . years.
MORRILI.-M fremont, Aug. Mrs. Caroline
Morrill,. aged q YEAR, months, day.
\ICkER>O\-At Mt Desert, Aug. t., Frank
Nicker-on, axe unknown.
NOONAN-At Prospect Harhor, July %, Daniel
Noonan. aged - years, ; months, Il days.
TAPLEY-At Gouldsboro, July =, infant son
of Mr.. and Mr.. Prank l.. Tapley, aged day.
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judges Henry l.. Murch, Joseph NJ Pom
roy, VIM. =. Woodward. Measurer W. II.
Dresser.
After the race, which was not so excit :
ing as it would have been had there been
more wind, the excursionists spent the
rest of the afternoon about the shore,
enjoying themselves according to fancy.
The start for home was made about 80.
On the way up the deck was cleared and
about 40. The band marched to post
Office square and played, and one of the
pleasantest outings of the season was over.
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liur.lnrs in ArOostOok

The post office at Fort Fairfield was
entered hv burglars Monday night and
500 in money and stamps was stolen. 1t
was the work of professionals; no clue.
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TREASURER's NOTICE,

4 LII persons holding orders drawn on the
IA treasurer of Town OF fremont, Me;
dated on or before March /, 1891, are notified
to present the same for payment before Sep
TENDER i, 1894, as interest will cease after that
date. JOHN T. X. FREEMAN
Treasurer of fremont, Me.
August 9, 1891.
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The House of Representatives having
to choose between death and dishonor
took both Boston Transcript lmuQ.l
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Nslp Uanteu.

HOUSEWORK-Ac capable woman or girl
IL to do housework. Apply in person or
by letter at THE AMERICAN office. Ellsworth.
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IN BAD DOOR

With the civil service commission because
of his having violated the law in soliciting
and receiving money for political pur-
poses from employees OF the government
The com bined cheek and egotism of this
fellow Taylor may be judged from the
following explanation given by him ::
Mr.. Cleveland no doubt thinks there are
plenty of " hite democratic politicians out
of office to take care of the politics of the
party Wit hout the ofticeh holders taking a
hand but wit the negroes it is altoget her
different. There are so few men among
them possessed of sufficient ability to lead
that if all the recognized leaders are put
into Office and are told to shut up and
keep out of politics, there would be abso-
lutely no one left to direct affairs among
the colored democrats 1t is necessary
that the men who have the ability to lead
should continue in politics Perhaps a
court sentence would reduce the size of
Taylor's head.
CRISP AS a CUCKOO.
Speaker Crisp hasn't always been a
cuckoo. but here is no discount on his
il to he extent of making ruling that,
literally taken, would mean hat any mem
Der OF the House would be out of order
the moment he uttered a criticism of a
member of the cabinet. This ruling was
made when Representative Boutelle, of
Maine, was making a few remarks con-
corning the cowardly smothering in the
IL,
for the recognition of Hawaii, and the
sneaking manner in which the admins
tration went about announcing its formal
recognition of the new republic, after it
had been unnecessarily delayed fer several
weeks.
KEEPING THINGS DARK.
Secretary Carlisle has issued an order
that will certainly make trouble for him
if it be strictly enforced. 1t prohibits
the giving out of any information con-
corning matters pending before Congress
without the express permission of the
/ secretary or one of the assistant secre-
taries of the treasury, and the prohibition
extends to every body, including members
of Congress and other government
officials.
To no other department is it necessary
to go so often for information, and the
first time some Congressman of promi-
nence stops at the treasury in hurry tc
get information and runs up against that
order, Secretary Carlisle may expect {
storm in his immediate vicinity.
THE FIZZLE OF THE CoXYITEs
was inglorious indeed. Last week the
men left by Coxey to starve were al
arrested by the Maryland authorities anG
sent to prison as Migrants, and Saturday
several companies Of Virginia militia
drove the remnant of Fry's army out Of
Virginia and set fire to their camp. The
men are being sent part of the way to
their homes, or where they came from
last, by the District Of Columbia
aut horities.
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for Sale.

WAGONS the Pond place A. /. Burn
w ham, one express wagon and buggy
Price OF each, $50. All painted. Inquire of o
r. BUgNHAM
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Cost.

JACKET-Child's Navy blue Eton jacket
- between Ellsworth and Lamoine. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at
AMERICAN office.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Colored Democrat in Trouble Crisp
rs a Cuckoo The CoNeN Fizzle.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. r3. 1891.

WAsHINGToN. D. c. Aug. e 1871.
c. H. j. Taylor. the colored citizen OF
Kansas who ves by Mr.. Cleveland m.de
recorder of deeds for the Distric, of Co.
lumbia after the Senate had refused TO
confirm his nomination to diplomatic
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EtGal \ otItts.


AL 1.~a.....
NtBdI -\uttltS'
At a cuur; 81 probate holden at Ellsworth,
within and fer the county Of Hancock, on
the sccs nd y Wednesday ot August. 4. u. 1891.
4 CERTAIN instrument pHrpoStlng TO he
~ the E4~t ~llI and testament of susan
Merrill Carlton. lat" of H#5akfH, in said
County. deceased hat.as been T#esentei for
probate:
Ordered, Tint notice thereof he given 70
all pen s,ls Interested. tt- causing "a copy of
thiS. Order L. et published three weeks sue
ccSsil,ty in tht= Ellsworth american, printed
AT / llswolt IA. thHt they MAY appear at pro-
county, ON ia second " tue +aF NJ ~cptcm-
her next at ion Of thc clock m The forenoon,
aad >lo. eau.t-E If any they have. why the
said instrument should rot bo proved. APP
proved and E3aFtt,i at- ;ht J4>t }slEI and tc-ta-
men; uf ~ald deceased.
o. r. Ct MI s,tzttFNi. Judge.
Ntruc copv- tttrsts tH--. r 1UBe Register.
" court II ffeh's' -".-+@5t II ellsworth
e..h.H All =#t-tHu \, on
tho >'FAHd " =inz-i fay 81 H'tit=i5sf s. D. lHs'i
tlEI Al iHeii ''utht ihfhaEung l" De
4 The nl." -F>tt55 - 'f Lewis
Freeman. t"test l5rti"ut- IN I'D county, DC
ttH~'0o. haEtH== 5f6eH i''rt Itti Ter pfohAtt'
0rdoi'dt Et.z H0..st iH.1=9i to given 10
Eli p''-"u-- .ht14 .i-l. t' e--aslHE 4 copy OF
th1s order - - published thtte week sue
ees-I,ci} "a tAtf5 >""fth s,#efls&n, printed
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
L to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon himself the
Cornelia c. Remick, late of Hancock, in the
county of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to said deceased's
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
same for settlement.
SENECA II. REMIcK.
n
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Che Cllsuortb American.

A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL
PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
AT
ELLSW ORTIZ, MAINE,
BY THE
HANCOCK COUNTY rC BLISHlNG co.
F. W. ROLLINS, Editor and Manager
Subscription Price-sl. so a year; - cents for
six months; 81 \ cents for three months II
paid strictly in advance. All arrearages are
reckoned at the rate of - per year.
Advertising Rates-Are reasonable, and Will
he made known ON application.
Business communications should he adore -ett
to and all money orders made payable to THE
HANCOCK COUNTY Publishing Co, Els
worth, Maine.
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o. +. CE'NStsU ttfM, Judge.
Mites .CF'-. T. L4taE. Register.
\ true copy Attest tH--. + b9Ba, Register,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-26
RESOLUTIONS.


To the Noble Grand, Officers and
Members of lola Lodge, No. q, l. o.
o. f.
DEAR SIRS AND BROTHERS Your
committee, appointed to prepare and
submit suitable resolutions touching
the death of our well beloved Brother,
Edgar H. McNiel, respectfully beg
leave To report the following preamble
and resolutions, aud would respect
fully recommend their adoption,
namely :
WHEREAS, In the dispensation OF
an all-wisc Providence, death has
again so soon invaded our lodge and
with its cold and icy hand touched,
AMI called from among US, our dearly
beloved brother, Edgar III. McNieI
in The prime of life and usefulness;
aud
WHEREAS, In the years since Onr
decreased brother arrived at manhood
Ia has resided in this community, and
has been affiliated with us as a broth
er. We having full and ample opportu-
nifty tn see and know of his character
as - citizen and AN Odd Fellow; ami
WHEREAS, After our years at ac-
QuainIan..s with him, we have yet Ia
learn of he first word of disparage-
mint of him as a man; but on the con-
i'arr, lac was always and ever know,
AS an active, industrious citizen, loyal
Ia his friends, his city, country, stale
and natibn. and IL true and consistent
Odd Fellow in every sense of the word :;
Therefore, he it
ResoiUed, That i'm the death of
i,rolier Edgar II. McNiel this Lodge
has lost consistent and valuable
member one whom we all loved to
associate; his father dutitul son, his
brolhi RS and sister kind and loving
brother, and the community "a good
and exemplary citizen. Further
RfsOiUed, That we tender to the
family and friends of our deceased
Brother our deepest sympathy i'm this
the hour Of their great bereavement.
and earnestly pray that their grief
may in n great measure be cOmpen-
stated with the hope that their loss is
his gain. Further
ResotUed, That as mark of re-
spect for our deceased Brother, the
Lodge room be decorated i'm mourning
for the space of thirty days. Further
ResOl"ed, That a copy of these resO-
lutlons be duly certified and delivered
Ia the family of our deceased Brother.
Further
ResOired. That these resolutions be
published in our city papers.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. OSCAR FOUST,
y. III. CAMPBELL,
y. T.. KELLY,
Committee.
hereby certify that the above aud
foregoing preamble and resolutions
We're unanimously adopted by lola
Lodge No. u, /. 0. o. F., at its regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening, Oc
tober 18th, 1894.
[sEAL n. IT. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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hardships of itenerant life in San
dusky and North Ohio conferences.
For the last ten years she was af-
flicted with rheumatism, and her suf-
feriDgs were almost unbearable, yet
like Job, her confidence in God did
not fail. The last three days of her
life were almost free from pain. Death
came Ike gentle sleep.
The BATE is fought; the victory
won, and she rests from her labors
and her works follow her.
l.. ID. WINNER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-26
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

lola, Friday, Oct. 26, Hon. Ralph
Hatfield, of Wichita.
Moran, Thursday, Nov. l, Judge o.
l.. Miller.
Ba yard, Friday, Nov. ., Chas. +.
Scott.
lola Wednesday Oct, 81, Maj. J. X
Hudson, editor of the Topeka Capital
Humboldt Monday Nov. 8, Hon. y.
II. Greene, of LecomptOn.
All these meetings will be held in
the evening
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LOW RATE EXCURSIONS.

October 23rd and November 9th, 1894.
The Missouri Pacific Railway, in
addition to selling Home-Seekers and
Harvest Excursion tickets from points
on the main line western division,
Kansas City tOOmaha inclusive, Oma-
ha Southern and Nebraska City
Branch, will also sell OH October Ord
and November 9th, tickets at one fare
for the round trip, (plus S2.G0) from all
points IN Kansas on and east of Il line
drawn through Superior. Yuma, Her
rington. Newton, Wichita and River
dale inclusive, to points in Texas. New
Mexico. Arkansas and LOuisiana.
Tickets good twenty days. and liberal
stnp-over privileges granted. For full
particulars. descriptive pamphlets,
circulars, folders, etc. apply to near
est Missouri Pacigc Agent or address
III. G. Townsend, General Passenger
Aren't. st. Louis, Mo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-26
OBITUARY.

From the Humboldt Union.
Curtis Calvin Kelsey died of pnru-
mon ia and pitufisy at his home TIN ct
miles north of Humboldt, Tuesday,
October Is, 1894, in the S0lh year oi
his age.
Mr.. Kelsey was born at Whiling,
Vermont, July 81, 1915. Ills parents
moved To Middleport, n. y, when he
was few months old. where lie lived
mill 1910, when he removed t" Auro-
III, Ind. He was married 10 Francis
G. Ogden, February 20, lS4S. During
his residence i'm Indiana, Mr.. Kelsey
was engaged i'm steamhnaiing in vari-
Gus capacities. In 1870 lac moved to
Hum holdt and has lived here ever
since
While Iesi!en of this county he
held the position of county commits
sioner one term and made an efficient
officer. He was a great lover Of hOr-
ticulture and devoted the last years
of his life mainly To that pursuit. In
his dealings with m ankiHd Dir. Kel-
sey was honest and upright in al his
transactions, and always a friend To
the poor and deserving.
He leaves a wife, two SOILS and
daughter To MOURN Ike loss of faith
fui husband and loving father. The
sons, Frank and Louis, live in Salt
Lake City, Utah, the latter arriving
here Monday in answer 10 Il telegram
announcing the dangerous illness of
mis- father. The daughter, Mrs. Julia
Chatfield, was with her father when
he passed away.
The funeral services at the house
were conducted 10y Rev. l.. /. Drake,
large number of neighbOrs and
friends being i'm attendance at the res
idence and at the grave The Odd
Fellows of Humboldt conducted the
ceremonies at the grave, assisted by
members of the order from lola
Susan Jacoby. wife of Rev Samuel
Jacoby, died at her home near lola.
Allen county, Kansas, October. Is,
1894. aged 6S years, months and "a
days.
For more than half century she |
was a devoted follower "f Christ, and |
a member of u. y. church about ~ |
years.
She was married to Samuel Jacpby |
IL, 1915. To them were
born five children-fOur sons and one
daughter. Two of the sens preceded
the mother to the better land; the
others with father and daughter are.
ON the way, and are looking forward
with bright authorizations to a glad re-
union ON the other shore.
For many years she endured the !