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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-07-18
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, July 10
sch j. NJ. Kennedy, Moon, Boston
Sch samuel Lewis, Jordan, Boston
Friday, July Il
sch Hu--ar, Bunker, RuCkland
Sch Emily, Lamp-on, Boston
sch Arrival, Stewart. Brookin
sen Ann { stewart. Harvey, Bar Ilarhor
ARRIVED
sch WA IL Archer, Ecmirk, Boston
saturday, July -
~cf sarah BaiSdel, Peterson. Saco
sch VIM Pickering Hammond, Boston
>rh Laurel, kirf. Philadelphia
~ch l.. II. Ecuick, Llp~-ou. Boston
Monday, July II
sch Lavo)ta, Whitaker. Boston
sch otruutu, Holy, Boston
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East Bluehill.

East Bluehill.
The steamer "Anodyne," seven tons, f.
p. Carnage master, called here on July
-, on her way from Cape Ann to Calais.
The schooner "Pearl," Fl. F. Webster
master, arrived from Portland last Fri
day with freight for the grange store.
Arrived June 10, schooner "Hazel Dell"
from New York, Francis Cousins master,
and schooner .'Victor," L. b. Grindle
master, from Rockland with freight for
G. q. Long.
July 10. q.
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''The more man has the more he
wants. did you ever have twins at
your house?'
Patrick, in answer to an advertisement
for a coac hman, applied for the position.
He was one Of three applicants, and
patiently waited until his turn arrived to
offer his services. The gentleman who
wanted the coachman loved joke, and
when the first applicant had answered a
few of his questions, lie finally asked
him: GLOW near to the edge of a precipice
would you undertake to drive my car
riage?' Your Honor, I'd come within a
foot OF it, The same question put
to the second applicant, who replied:
"I'll drive within three inches OF 1t all
the way, and never slip ii wheel" Pat
rick was then asked what he would do
'Faith, your Honor, I'd kape far away
from the idge as possible" Patrick was
pupappt
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yJ>IIE board of assessors will be in session a
l the aldermen's room in Hancock hall, OF
the second Wednesday of each month. for thu
purpose of attending to any business that may
come before them
PER ORDER OF ASSESSORS.
Ellsworth July l. lSg5.
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Ibr,lhalIi.

D-dham.
Howard Asa Burrill, eldest son of
iIadley P. and Ella f. Burrill, died Fri
day night, July 5, aged fourteen years,
six months and two days. The funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon at
the Congregational church, Rev. J. Z.
Adams, OF Bangor, and Rev. K. Il. Mills
otiic ating. Many sympat HIKING friends
were in attendance, and the profusion OF
floral tributes testified to the love borne
our lost one. Among the most beautiful
was a pillow OF white carnations and rose
buds bearing the word "Brother," pre-
sented by the sabbath school, OF which he
was faithful and interesting member.
While We regret that one so young and
fun OF promise should be taken from US,
We feel that while
"God calls our loved one, We lose not wholly
" hat lie hath given;
They live on earth In thought and deed,
A. truly as In Heaven"
The stricken family have the sympathy
OF many, no feel to mourn with them in
their great aiiliction.
stephen ID. Eldridge died June 30, after
long Illness. The funeral services were
held at the Congregational cnurch Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Richardson, OF Bucksport, assisted by
Rev X. h. Mills, of Holden. W. J..
Parker post, OF which he was member,
had appropriate ceremonies at the grave.
The widow and daughters have the sym
pathy OF large circle OF friends in their
loss OF kind husband and father.
JulyS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,rs see other pages.
Colts Island.

Colts Island.
The new Methodist church was dedi-
Gated Thursday, July II. The exercises
We're conducted by Presiding Elder H. w.
Norton, assisted by several of the pastors
OF eighboring churches. Rev. A. F..
Chase, of the East Maine conference sem
mary, Bucksport, preached the dedieatory
sermon.
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NOTICE.

YI'HE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
/ shall sell to the highest bidder at his office
in Bluehill Maine the book accounts and notes
Wednesday, the oath day of July, a. d. 1895, at
10 o'clock a. m. EDWARD L. CHASE,
assignee in insolvency of Candage Bros.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the
many friends I'm Sedgwick, Otis and Ellsworth
who SO kindly assisted US during our recent
double bereavement; also to the masons for their
valued services. SETH /. SMITH,
HELEN b. SMITH,
MRS. W. b. BROWN.
sedgwick, July Is, 1895.
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SCORE by INNINGS
PICk-UPS,

There Will be no game in Ellsworth on
Saturday OF this week. Base ball and q
circus are not likely to go well together.
There is talk now of a ball game between
the Hancock House Boarders," John
Duffy, captain, and the ellsworth
Clerks"
There is talk Of organizing Hancock
county base ball league. Invitations
have been extended to the managers of
the teams in Bucksport, Bluehill, Frank
lin, West Sullivan, Bar Harbor and
Cherrytield to meet at Ellsworth to-day
Thursday to talk the matter over, and
if pract icable, to arrange schedule of
games for the rest OF the season.
A movement has been started with
view to laying out ball field on Wyman
Park whereon the game can be decently
played. The ground all the season has
been in very poor shape, and every visit
ing team has been justified in "kicking'
against it. \ fund is now being raised
and it is probable that work will COM
mence early next week. 1t will take
about a week to put the field into proper
shape.
The Ellsworth ball team deserves bet
ter support from the public than it is re-
ceiying. At not one of the last three
games has gate money been taken sui
ticient to pay expenses. The boys have
played fifteen games this season, and
have lost but four. A record like this
ought to bring crowd of from 800
| to 500 to every game. Ellsworth is get
ting the best exhibitions it has seen for
years, and surely money enough to pay
running expenses ought to be forth
coming. Gate receipts are now the only
source OF income. During the next
month these ought to be sufficiently large
to pay expenses and give the boys some
new suits. Thus far they have been fur
nishing their own.
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Hancock Point.
Judge OF Probate o, p. Cunningh ham
and family, OF Bucksport, are here for
the samHsr.
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Hancock Point.
President Hyde, of Bowdoin college, IS
occupying H. +. Hemlins cottage. Prof.
Ropes, of the Bangor theological semln-
airy, is also summer resident.
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TWO MORE GAMES
Ellsworth Wins From West Sullivan
and Cherryfield.

filSwOfth w ms FROM west sullivan
and Cherryfield.
Ellsworth has won two more games, the
victims being West Sullivan on Thursday
and Cherryfeld on Saturday. Both games
were played at Wyman Park
| Neither game was characterized by
brilliant ball playing, but there were lots
of hits, and this is " hat the average spec
| tator likes. Errors were almost as plen-
| tiful as hits, but they only added to the
amusement The attendance at both
| games was small.
THURSDAYS GAME.
| West Sullivans came over to Ellsworth
| with determination to win last Thurs
| day, and until the ninth inning it looked
as though they would.
| At the end of the eighth inning the
score was IA to 7 in favor of West
Sullivan. In the ninth the visitors were
shut out and the spirits Of the Ellsworth
rooters revived.
few bad errors gave the visitors a bad
case of rattles, and started the merry-go-
round. The home team piled up seven
runs.
| third, Flynn on second, and Foster, no
| is considered a "sure hitter" at the bat,
that the West Sullivans tried to win the
| game on kick. A foul had sent one ball
off in The grass and it had not been re-
covered. Then the pitcher discovered
that single stitch in the cover of the
other ball was broken, and refused to
| 10 bp MT
was being argued. Another ball was
| su bstituted.
| The pitcher took his position in the
box, other players were in position, but
the catcher was slow in getting in posi-
ton. The umpire called play ball, and
Chase stole home with the winning run.
| Features OF the game were the home
run by F. Webb in the first inning,
Flynn's base throwing, Ellis running
catch OF Connollys high fly in the sixth,
and Ellsworth's batting streak in the
ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Ellsworth. l 4 o s-I5
West sullvan...3 Oh
SATURDAYS GAME.
Cherryfelds and Ellsworths was too one
sided to be exciting. There was enough
hitting to keep the crowd yelling, and
errors followed each other in rapid sue
cession.
Guilty, OF the Bucksport team, oecu-
pied he box for the visitors, while Hub
bard, OF the Bucksports, played first.
The battery for the home team We're
Foster and Adams.
The features OF the game were the
home runs by Madden, Brady and Adams,
the stick work of Foster, who made three
two-b aggers, some fine stops and throws
to first by Flynn, double play in the
second inning by Dunbar, Ward and
Hub bard, and another in the fifth by
Sproul and Flynn.
Following is the
SCORE by INNINGS.
Cherryfleld. Ola
L .
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Franklin.
The Relay house has been greatly i'm
proved in appearance by fresh coat of
paint.
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Ask for Readings Russia Salve anywh, re.
All druggists sell it. Only - cents.-Adu
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Establishments.
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HEAT AND coLD.


Ten Miles Below Us gF Eire, Tan IItN>
Above Us Is Frigid Air.
Beneath the peninsula of Lower Mich
igsn there are Drines and sheets Of
mineral water lying in basin form. and
very rich In salt, bromides. etc, ana OF
great medical and commercial value.
They have been reached by numerous
wells which run down to about 900
feet near the center of the basin. as at
Alma and Bay City. The water comes
up from the bottom OF these wells hot
(oyer 80 degrees) showing "a decidedly
more rapid increase IN temperature
than in the copper mines, But the ia
nous Comstock lode. waere fabulous
wealth lured the miners Oh showed
perhaps the most rapic increase N
temperature that man has ever dared
TO face. 1t was howe, er doubtless
due to the action OF hot waters rising
from still greater depths-proDaoiy The
same waters that deposited The silver
ores, still at work. Tn u Mines D.
this region the miners, naked as saw
ages, reeking with perspiratlon, drink
ing pailful after pailful OF ice water
twenty tons Of Ice or. ln another case
ninety-five pounds per man, were used
each day., could labor but ten minutes
at the drift dn imminent danger of be-
ing scaled by striking a stream OF hot
wateD before being overcome by heat
and reeling TO a cooler place. Painting,
delirium, even death have been the ef-
feet OF the reaction on coming to the
surface. Verify the Cuban proverb,
that Yankee would be found TO go af-
ter sack OF coffee though II were at
the gates OF hell. was not far from the
literal truth.
However the rate Of increase of tenn
pefatuFe may vary, all indications thus
agree that less than ten miles below us
red heat is attained and within
twenty a white heat. Think Of It! Ten
miles below us II Is red hot. Ten miles
shove we have the pitiless cold. far be-
low zero. OF interplanetary space. To
what a narrow zone OF delicately bal
sneed temperature is life confined!
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First published in the Daily Leader
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Notice for publication.

Ia the district court within and for
Logan cOuuty Oklahoma territory.
Charles w. Ransom, plaintih. vs.. Ma
ry g. Jones. John A. smith, Joseph w.
Miller and Harvey L. McKeDaon, Chan
dler McKennon aud Fannie X. McKen-
non, as heirs OF Francis X MekennOn; I;
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Notice for Publication.

First published In Oklahoma Leader
Nov. 2, ls95
Land Ofice at Guthrie, o. r., Nov 4,
1850
Notice Is hereby given THAI the follow
ing named settler has hled notice of her
intention to make final proof In support
Of her claim, aud that said proof VIII be
made before the Register and Receiver,
viz:
Chrl ,tana NJ Ball, formerly widow
OF Steward Is. Davis, deceased, for he
ne ar OF sec ., twp l6 range
She names the following witnesses tu
prove her continuous residence upon aud
cultivation OF said land; VIZ,
Patrick Mulball, John Mulhall, Bcrre
Is. Ball and Samuel q. Lamar, all Of
Guthrie, Ok.
29sl A. n. J CROOK, Register
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CHANGING THE BIBLE.
Centuries Ago 1t Was Very Danger
Gus Undertaking.


Gus Undertaking.
Aboe. the middle OF the twelfth cen
tury cane, so far as the world now
knows. the first gainsayer OF the gem
eral theory concerning the Bible. Then
IL was that Aben Ezra. the greatest
biblical scholar Of the middle ages,
ventured very discreetiy 10 call atten-
tlon TO certain points in the Pentateuch
incompatible with the belief that the
whole OF II had been written by Moses
and handed down In its original form
His opinion was based upon the we'll
known texts which have turned all
really eminent biblical scholars in the
nineteenth century from the old view
by showing the Mosaic authorship OF
the five books in their present form TO
be clearly dispFOVed by the books
themselves. But Aben Ezra had evil
IDENTIFY no aspirations for martyrdOm;
he fathered the idea upon a rabbi OF a
previous generation. and, having yelled
his statement In an enigma, added the
caution. " Let him who understands
hold his tongue" For about four CEN
turtles the learned world followed the
prudent rabbits advice. and then twl
noted scholars. one Of them a Protest
ant. the other Catholic. revived hia
idea The first Of these. Carlstadt. in
sisted that the authorship OF the
Pentateuch was unknown and unkn0w-
able: the other. Andress Macs.
expressed his opinion in terms
which would not now offend
the most orthodox. that the
Pentateuch had been edited by Ezra.
and had received In the process sundry
divinely inspired words and phrases ~
clear the meaning Roth these innOya.
tors were dealt with promptly. Carl
stadt was. for this and other trouble
some ideas, suppressed with the ap.
plauss OF the reformed church. and the
book of Macs was placed by the older
church on the Index.
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SUCH selling.
SUCH unheard Of doings.
SUCH surprising offerings.
WE ARE HEADQUAR TERS
FOR
STETSON
HATS. |
WE ARE HEADQUAR TERS
FOR
THE LATEST SHAPES IL
STIFF HATS.
The greatest
slump in prices
ever heard. The

greatest November bargains ever offered in
Mems Boys and Children's Suits and Over
coats Without inspecting the goods you
can form no conception of how real cheap
they are. We are not given to brag, blow
and bluster, as some of these asp ants for
our trade. Ours is always plain straight
forward statement of facts and we back up
every assertion made in our advertisements
or you can have your money back if you
wish it, When we say as we do that you
can buy from us new seasonable clothing,
not old plumber, cheaper than elsewhere we
mean it. We can sell you good, service
able, mans overcoat for So. We have them
higher, the price depends on the quality; but
mark it down that we will give you, quail ty
considered, the biggest bargains in town.
You will need an overcoat soon, why not buy
now2
Let us call your attention to our strictly
all wool English Clay Worsted suits that we
and we alone are selling for ten dollar bill.
We have othes lower in price but way up
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Land ofilce at Guthrie, o. r. Oct. .,
1880
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention 20 make final proof In support
OF his claim, aud that said proof Will be-
made before register aud receiver at
Guthrie. %. T., on Nov. 80, 1885, VIZ.
Joseph j. lIaSlett. for the n W qr OF
sec IL, Ia twp Is. north, OF range 2, west
lie names the following WITNESSES u
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
William Taylor. Horace Macy, Henry
u. Todd and William Shields, all oil
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
PRO A. N j. CROOK Register.
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