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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
PORTLAND STATION.

William McGanen has returned homo
after three months stay in North Caro-.
lima.
Miss Esther Bigger is home on accocr,
Of sickness.
MIR. Purveance, of Smithfeld was cali.
ing on Portland friends last SUNDAY.
Miss Winnie Stringer is again conf5es
to the house.
Mrs. j. 7. Hodgens and niece. Anna
Phillips, are visiting in Wheeling.
Mrs, Il. w. Hodge9s has returned home
from Toronto, leaving her niece conva.e,.
ant.
The company store of the Kelly Goa,
works has been closed indefinitely on Az.
count of the strike among the miner
II. o. Betton is out again after severn,
days illness.
Benjamiue Sweazey's eighty-forr.l
birthday was celebrated at his las. Sr..
day. Heis active and in good health
There will be an elocutionrry enter,s.-.
ment at the Presbyterian Church Fr.5s-
February lst, given by Prof. Frank $. FlT
of Kings School Of Oratory, Pittsb.-.
All are invited to attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
sIgTERSVILLE.

Tho Fergus well on the Adam William
son farm near Friendly, is showing up IN
good form.
Petitions are being circulated for an
other whack at the independent school dis
trict.
The much discussed charter arrived to-
dav. and the citizens are viewing the mat
ter calmly and will tell their side later on.
Overseer of the Poor Way exported a
paUper family back TO Wetzel county yes
terday.
The Baptist congregation held a concert
last evening for the oeneht OF the new
church.
Quite number of citizens are IN Park
ersburg attending court.
The NJ. Z. congregation here purchased
new organ.
Hon. S. B. Pyle has been appointed one
of the commissioners TO Investigate the
penintentiary aud will stop OF here, we are
informed.
Petitions are being circulated against
charter. 49,.
The Victor Oil Company are building
two rigs on the Davenport farm.
G. w. Chapman, of Washington, Pa, is
in the city.
Superintendent It. D. Hand, of the Mel
lon Line, is here.
A ball was given at the Bijou last night
by the Grand Opera House orchestra, oil
| Wheeling.
NJ. Heating, Esq, was at Parkersburs
| yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
YOkKVlLLE.

YoRkvILLE, O., January 26.-The negro
baby that was left with Mr., Wilson, has
been taken by colored family named Da-
Wis. VINO will adopt it when 1t reaches a
suitable age.
Barton Jones was in Wheeling, Monday.
Mrs. William Mack is on the SICK list.
George Tilton is suffering severely with
4 carbuncle on his neck.
Mr.. J. Z. Welday. OF Smithheld, lor-
mer resident of this place, is visiting
friends here.
inc liberal donations which the people
Of the surrounding country, have contrib
uted to the support of the suffering miners
here. were thankfully received. Some OF
the donations were anything but liberal,
one wagon went as far as Cadiz anu re-
turned with one bushel of wheat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

rerance sentiment had prevailed through
ont me county of Brooke, and ever slhCe
has had a strong hold IN Hanc9oh, 81
strono in fact, there has never oeen d
license issued in the county 10 sen spIIi'U'
Col Plattenburg has been engaged tal3
weeI, in moving the engine, press Gnu
other office fixtures OF the courier nv ny
their new Office near the posVoIiiCe. '"
will now expect something crisp anu sp'os,
such as Brother Plattenourg KNOWS nv ~
get up. The first paper hun 'ne ~"
will appear next week; ~ tho
Preaching each night tins week IL 'ue
Presbyterian and NJ. e. churcnes' -
iSSs'Iosh Cook is ice bound here with
toT of emptieS. ~. ;,,o,.,,ool
r.Dl-et 4 q. Watt, has gone into winter
quarters at the former place, Whlle tue ice
% Gb I, X Co.'S foundry are doing con
siderable work for the flint mill al has'
, Liverpool. -. ..oo,, 90
groceries 10 Mcneil x Hess, and Will move
/ - CnarIeroi. Pa, aud start shoe store
rThe snit of the Bond Commissioners VS..
! To,,n of Cumberland, OF which meotlou
| ma been made. was heard in Squire Hart
! court last week. The decision was against
| me Town. The case will be carried up TO
the Circuit Court. the Council claiming
mat if they have the power to appoint a
commission, as they did in the present case
! tbev also have the power to remove them
I i'm other words the creature is not superior
/ 10 the creator. The commissioners take
/ the opposite view. y fee turks IN the SUIT
Some OF the citizens think that II the
| finances 0f the town are not managed with
| -, ,..s,lo,n than has been manifested 10
tbe mast il will be only a question OF time
| IN he Town will be on the county.
One Of our city editors got up-tripped by
| a coaster on the grade back OF the depot,
receiving a general shaking up with some
| bruises about the face. 1t is supposed that
| a few pent-up words made their escape on
rho frosty air.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
RAYENSwOoD.

RAvENswooD, W. VA, January 90
Messrs. f. r. Mcintosh, from this plade,
and y. o. Rudman and T.. II. Finn, of
Spencer, have been attending Federal
Court in Parkersourg the past week.
Mrs. John Watts has been quite sick for
a few days
Mrs. a. 10. Taylor went TO Spencer last
Saturday 10 visit her daughter, Mrs. r. II.
Finn.
The two Youngest children OF W. S.
Fleming nave scarlet rash.
James Mckay, the butcher, has been i'll
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
GLAZING Ton.

CLARGNaroN, o., January 26.-Mrs.
Charles Frantz. of Wheeling, spent last
Saturday here with her mother
Mrs. Z. NJ. Thomas and daughter Lydia,
Of wheeling, were the guests Of relatives
here the first of the w9ek.
John Kimple, who works at Sharpsourg,
pa. came home Sunday evening.
Robert Collins, of Pittsburg, was IN
town Monday.
Ed Fankhouse was at Wheeling Wednes-
Miss Critics, of Canal Dover, is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. f. l.. Tyler.
Mrs. j. A. Sims has purchased the Doyle
property above the mill.
Meeting is still in progress at the NJ. b.
Church
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
His Kindly Feeling

The patient had been sick long time
and the doctor had done his best but
in vain, aud the end was approaching.
.If you have anything sto say before
going" said the doctor, sit will best for
Won 10 say il now"
"Well, DOCTOR" replied the patient,
cheerfulIy. al have only the kindliest
feelings for you, for I'm sure you
wouldn't lose so good a customer a
I've been If you could possibly prevent
il. n-Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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burglar, softly slipping the silver
spoons in his pocket. ''Im no darned
gold g."-Chicago Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
THE BUCkSPORT PETITION.
Separation from the Western Hancock
Court Not Desired by All.

Last week THE AMERICAN reported the
circulation of petition in Bucksport
asking the legislature to separate that
town from the Western Hancock munich
pal court. The article quoted few OF
the arguments advanced by the men who
favored the petition, why Bucksport
should be separated from the jurisdiction
of the court, and have a court of its own.
1t must not be understood, however,
that the people of Bucksport are unanl-
mously in favor Of the petition. In fact,
none of the lawyers OF the town, who are
in he best position to know the value OF
the court from legal point OF view, has
signed the petition.
The matter of expense, which is the
principal objection advanced to the
present court, it is claimed by those IN
favor of continuing the court as AT
present, has been somewhat exaggerated
by those who are foremost in the circula-
ton of the petition. 1t is learned on
good authority that the expense, while
somewhat greater than under the old
mode OF procedure before a trial justice,
is not more than half as large as has been
stated.
Those who are most active in the move
ment to separate Bucksport from the
present court, it is said, have personal
gain in view. While it is fact that
many and very Influential citizens OF
Bucksport have signed the petition,
many have done so for mere personal
reasons.
The statement that other towns will
follow the example Of Bueksport and ask
to be eliminated from the jurisdiction of
the court is denied. No other towns
have evidenced any intention of the sort,
but on the contrary favor the court as
it at present exists
In this movement in Bucksport to re-
turn to the old mode OF procedure before
a trial justice, not a word has Teen uttered
attacking the integrity and efficiency of
Judge Chase. The people OF Bueksport
even those who have signed the petition,
unite in praise of Judge Chase for the
able, conscientious manner in which he
has presided over the court, and of the
fair, unbiased nature OF all his decis ions.
This IS the one strong argument in favor
of the Western Hancock municipal court.
Justice. when melted out by trial justice,
intimately connected with the plaintiffor
defendant in the case before him, i liable
to be tempered by personal interest, and
thereby ceases TO be justice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
\ tull-BIoodeti Jersey

The Duke of Baysidc'' the full-blooded
Jersey recently imported hy Hon. John
B. Redman, OF this city. Is probably one Of
the finest bred Jerseys in Eastern Maine.
His sire was dispatch. now owned at
the "Gardner' stock farm. dispatch"
is grandson of the famous Pedro. who
sold for $4,000, out OF "Eutatus". who
made rs pounds of butter in one year.
The dam of "Dispstch" was one OF the
finest cows in New England. His grand
dam was the famous COW Moth OF St.
ambert sold to Henry l.. Pierce, of Bos-
ton, for 1920. She was a full sister in
blood to the great Mary Ann, of Lam
bert, who made S67 pounds of butter in
one year.
The dam of the Duke of Bayside" was
dolly, of Mt. Bettox, registered mum Der
2,3SS. She, dolly, was sired by "Rosa IS
koffee', registered number 706, whose
dam was Lilly, of Mt. Bettox, registered
number 1855.
The Duke of Baysiden will be ex-
hibited at the fair of the Hancock county
fair association next fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
Catarrah Cannot he Cured

with Local APPLICATIONS a. they cannot
reach the sea al the disease. Catarrah l. a
Blood Of CONGREGATIONAL disease, and IN order Ia
cure It tou mlA take internal remedies. Hail.
CatarIHH cur. T. taken internally. and nct-
directly tia blood and mucous surfaces
Hail. catarrait ure Is not quack medicine
II Wa prcscribsd by one of the best physicians
I'm thi- country ttr years. and i regular pre-
-cripiiau. 1t l. composed Of the best tones
known. combined with the best blood puriil"r-.
acting directly - the mucous surfaces Tn"
perfect camhiuaiau of the two ingredients +
what produces sIoh wonderful results In curing
1alurrah- send tea=te-limnHial@, free
! CIlE\sN ~ co. Props Toledo. o
Sold hy pruREtts price 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
A Practical Road-Builder Needed
" EST EDEN. Dec. p p, 1891

Y EST EDEN, Dec. ?, lSJI.
To the Editor Of The american:
The Suggestion OF the Deer Isle Gazette
is a good one, but would it not be better
to call meeting of those interested in
having good roads in Hancock county, at
Ellswort n. as soon a. the 18th or POT h Of
January next, to discuss the subject of
road building, and also to have some
practical Tetford or Macadam road
builder TO come and give instruction in
the two systems of road huilding?
E. NJ HAMOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
CASTINGS DAY.
Presentation of "Fruit Dish" to the
Cruiser ssCastine."

After long delay and sore disappoint-
ment, Castine has had her day at last,
and on Monday, with due ceremonies,
presented q hardso"rc oliver fruit d'sh-
which has been irreleyantly called a
punch bowI-to her namesake, the L. ).
cruiser "Iastlne."
The town and harbor were in gala attire
for the occasion. and the day was made
a general holiday by the residents. In
the evening there was general illumi-
nation of the town and water front, and
the exercises closed with a grand ball in
the town hall.
The exercises took place at the audito-
rum, before large assemblage. On the
platform sat representative citizens.
William Witherlee, chairman OF the COM
mittee Of arrangements, presided. Hon.
J. ". Dresser, ON uenaif of the town,
presented the token with an appropriate
address.
Commodore Thomas Perry, who COM
man 10 the "Castine' accepted the gift on
behalf OF the officers of the "Csstine.
Addresses were made by several promi-
nent citizens.
banquet was served after the cere-
monies attending the presentation. An
ella borste menu WAS served
The BOWL is sixteen inches long, thir-
teen inches in breadth and twelve inches
high. On the diverse side is the seal of
the town OF Castine and a representation
OF Fort Pentagoet, bearing the inscrip-
tons Gown of Castine, Incorporated
1876, and "Pentsgoet, 1885 On the re-
verse sideis the inscription: Presented
by t he elite ems of Castine, Maine, to the
t. :. $. Cast inc, 1894. A coil OF rope
loosely twisted in nautical knot en-
circles il with a wreath OF seaweed
enclosing the whole. 1t is enclosed in a
case of qutrtered oak.
The "Castine" left for New York Tues
day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03

Week of PRAYER.

Services will be held at the Congrega-
tional church during the week of prayer
at 7:3O each evening. Sermons will be
preache as follows:
Tuesday evening, Jan. s, Rev. 6. w
Field, D. D., Of Bangor.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9, Rev. Henry
L. Griffin, of Bangor.
Thursday evening, Jan. 10, Rev. Charles
Il. Cutler, of Pangor.
iriday evening, Jan. Il, Rev. William
Forsyth of Bucksport.
A cordial invitation has been extended
to all the churches of Ellsworth to join
in these meetings. All who desire to at
tend these meetings are cordially invited
to do so
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
Ltgal Notices.

To the Hon. Judge IF Probate within and for
the county uf Hancock.
,I'IIt NptR~IG<tD Chafie- F. Paine, oil
l fden. Hancock couats, Maine. admins
traitor of the c-r,i" ut John Nnu-sw, late OF
tiuUld~bara. tn -HId county. deceased, respect
fally Represents thai the :, oil, and chattcl-,
aud right and credits "t -.tid estate arr Insult
hccnt to pay the dc'i- and expenses OF admin.
i-tratnfl, icattug ,etctrury Of three hundred
doliar-. that IL i necessary to sell whatever in
tcre-t the -Hid .iohu Nau-aw mad In aud To any
real c-tatr for the purpose Of raring the said
debts and expenses 81 sale aud OF aimintstra
may b~ granted e lireU-- TO sri and convey all
of said real estate, t. wit twe lot "t land at
nated Ia satd town OF H"ufd-f"r"' bounded As
follows
First. y certain lot or parcel Of land situated
In Prospect iiarhor. IN the town nf t,nuld-horo,
and bounded ami described a. follows, to wilt
BEGINNING at the nurthwcStery corner OF
Charles Nan-aw'- home lot in the center OF
town road and running thence northerly by the
town ruau to Charles Nan=Aw'r pasture lot,
thence uortheastcrly hv -aid line OF pasture lot
to the stream. thence by said stream southerly
To land of Prospect iIarhor Ice Company
thence SouthcrlE aud westerly by iiuc OF said
Ice Company to the uorthra-trrly corner OF
aforesaid Charles Nansaw's home lot. thence
we-terly by north line Of said Charles Nan-aw's
lot to place of beginning, containing forty
acres more or less, with the buildings thereon
Second certain lot or parcel OF land sit
uated In Gouldshoro and bounded and de
scribed a follows Begiuning at the southeast
corner of land owned by treelaDd Rosehrooks
bordering on the pond road and known as the
Nansav lot thence running westerly by said
Ro-ebrodk lot To land OF Frank NOyes, thence
-outheriy by said Noye- lot 10 land Of James
r. toumb- thence ea-tcrly BY said tnumbs lot
+ To town Pond road thence by said road to
place OF beginning, containing thirty acres.
more or les, or =" much thereof as may be
necessary for the above purpose
CHARLES +. PAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss;-Court OF Probate, December
term. q. d. is9i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
fooo l)rooutt.
PALE, THIN and EMAClATED
PEOPLE.
fooo l1roou1t

The country full OF them.
They do not know what il is to
feel we'll ike other folks,
Medicines OF all Ends have been
tried without good results. Cod
Liver Oil and Other preparations
Of Malt have all failed. What is
the reasono Thee cmaciatcd
people cannot digest starchy
foods. The Fat of the body is
produced with bred, potatoes,
and other starchy food. If they
will eat food that is artihcially
digcsted, they will grow fat,
strong, plump and rob'st. They
will commence gaming flesh at
once. THIS Fieoi!-lorning Food
is called PAsKoLA. A'o, can buy
it at any drug store. Send your
name to The Pre- Disest.d Food
Co, 50 Rcadc St, New York. and
ef4t tbair iDtar1-ti,ff ,,-fr,,,klst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
How Editors are Treated in China.

Nineteen hundred editors of Pekin paper
are said to have been beheaded. Some would
shudder at such slaughter, who needless of
the fact that Consumption Is ready to fasten its
fatal hold on themselves. DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Is the efficient remedy for
weak lungs, splitting of blood, shortness of
breath, bronchitis, asthma, severe coughs and
kindred affections.
Stamps. La FGyette Co.. arkansas.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir will say this
to you, that consumption i hereditary IN my
wife's family; some have already died with the
disease. My wife has sister, Mrs. +. A.
Cleary, that was taken with consumption. She
used Your Golden Medical Discovery" and to
the surprise of her many friends, she got well.
Ny wife mas had hehorrhages from the
lungs and her sister insisted on her using the
Golden Medical discovery" | consented to
her using it, and it cured her. She has had no
symptoms of consumption for the past six
years. Yours very truly, W. c. ROGERS MD.
Delicate diseases in either sex however in
duced, speedily cured. Book sent sealed 10
cents in stamps. Address, in confidence, World 5
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, \. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
CAPITAL GOSSIP
II. F. Hamiin Booked for Chairman
of Judiciary.

II. F. Hamiin Booked for Chairman
of Judiciary.
The State legislature begins Is annual
session to-day " ednesdayl. The excite
ment regarding coveted committee AT
pointments has subsidized. There has been
more Z San the usual amount of wire pull
iag to secure he coyeted.p places, the pre-
siding officers of both branches having
been besieged for three months past for
appointments. Nearly all the most inn
portant places have been assigned.
There oelng but five democrats. n the
legislature and chose all members of..the
house, there. mas. :been no alIiculty. IN
disposing OF them; Dut.s:wIlh 50: many
repu blicans il has been very delicate
matter to make the assignments and give
satisfaction everywhere. Almost lucvl-
tably there mu,j be some disappoint-
ments.
Although the sure-to-be president of
the senate and the speaker. OF the, house
have guarded their decisions win great
care, yet The names Of many OF the forte
nate ones are pretty we'll known.
In the senate Mr.. Spofford OF Hancock
will be { chairman Z. the committee on the
judiciary He vas Mr.. Selders' only
.oJy5sln; candidate for the presidency OF
the $50 branch, and by courtesy the
next best place belongs to him. The
0 .ner i've members VIII probably. be
Judge savage, of Androscoggin, and Mr..
i Higgins. Of York. Both these gentlemen
are veterans in Legislative halls and nave
each served on the judiciary committee
( of previous egislat ures.
With 100 new members in the house,
the largest number which any house IN
/ Maine has ever had, Speaker Powers has
had some difficulties removed which he
would meet with had the bulk of the
members had legislative experience -
1t can be said with safety that Mr.,
Hamliu O. Ellsworth will obtain the
chairmans nip OF the judiciary committee.
1t Is said that the committee may be re-
ported the hr,t week of the legislature.
1t is understood that .the.speaker has his
so wei in hand that ne could send in his
list then 50 nat If President Soldiers: lis as
TAR advanced there would be no difficulty
/ in disposinc OF the committees the first
week
j The pat week has been one OF prepare
/ ton at the State house. The capitol has
been FURNISHED up by the painters,
/ scrubbers and busters so.that it fairly
! scintillate7. Not speck Of dirt remains
to mar the scene. The rotunda, corri-
doris, and stairways have been dressed up
il,-.z# taint and VarIiish the executive
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
e Correspondence.
The Retiring County Commissioner


NORTH PENoBsCoT, Jan. l, 1895.
To the Editor Of the american:
My term of office as county commits
sioner having closed with the old year,
desire to take this early opportunity to ex-
press publicly my thanks to my associates
in Office for their uniform courtesy and
kindness towards me, and to the county
officials generally for my appreciation of
the pleasant relations that have existed
between US, and to the people through
out the county with whom, as a board,
We have had business, for their kind treat :
ment.
Having passed out of the official circle
of Hancock county myself, | can say " it h
sincerity that my closer acquaintance
with the county officials of this county,
has only served to heighten the respect in
which they We're held, and to yindcate
the wisdom of their election
No county in the State has more gen
ial, honest and efficient class of public
servants, and no county has been more
considerate of its officials.
J. NJ. HUTCHINs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03

Representative Tom johnson, OF
Ohio, is reported as saying that, so far
as the financial system of the country
is concerned, the democrats in Con
gress, of which he is one, are all ellgl-
BILE for membership in club of cranks
which makes the only requisite for
Joining failure to agree with any
other member.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-03
NOTICE

'INHIs is to certify that /. the undersigned
/ Charles T.. Gordon. uf Franklin, Han
cock county, Maine, have this day released
and relinquished to my son, Leamon Gordon,
the remainder OF the time of his minority,
and from this date I shall claim none of his
wages and shall not be responsible for any OF
his debts or obligations.
Dated at Franklin, this 10Th day OF Decem-
Der, a. d. 1891 CHARLES T.. GORDON.