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HENRY u McGIYERIN.
Ellsworth, April 9th, 1896. and others



HANCOCK, S.. Court of County Commissioners,
April Term, A. d., lStRi.
tpon the foregoing petition 1t is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners responsible
and that they ought To be heard touching the matter
set forth In their petition and therefore order that
the County Commissioners meet at the County COM
mi'sioncrs office, in Ellsworth on wednesday the
it'll day of July next, at O'Clock A NJ and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said tion
after which yew to wit: on the same day at 10 o.
clock \. NJ, h airing OF the rites and witnesses
will be had ut said Commissioners Office Il con-
yenient place in the vicinity, and such other meas.
ures taken ia the premises AS the Commissioners
shall judge proper. And it is further
DrdtTed--That notice Of the time, place and pur-
pose of the COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid be
given to all persons and corporations interested, by
serving all atlested copy of the petition and thu $
orderthereon, upon the ERIK of the town of Els
worth, and by posting up attested copies
rs aforesaid. in three pubic places In said
town thirty days at least before the time appointed
for sid view, aud by publishing the petition and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the Ills
worth American, Il newspaper published at Ellis
worth, i'll the County of ancock, the first pubca-
lion be thirty DAYS ut least before the time of
said Yiyw, that all persons and corporations in.
.rested may attend and be heard ii they think fit.
Attest, +. W PERRY, Clerk.
4 true copy of the petition and order thereon.
Is Attest, L. W. FERRY, Clerk.
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o the nonorabe County Commissioning Tor thc

TO INC TOnnTNbe VOUHfy V0nWIsSl0ncrs Tor Inc
County of Hancock:
NOUk Petitioners respectfully rep esent that a
/ Road or way is very much needed. aud will be
common convenience, and necessity leading from
Varnham Street. in Ellsworth by the House of
William Duffy, and passing the house of said Duffy
and Henry MeGieyerin TO Young Street OF the dis
lance of ter rods, the sclectmcu of said Ellsworth,
laid out said way in Isis, aud the town unreasonable
neglected and refused to accept the same, and the
said seectmen were duly applied to, TO hay out
said way the present year, and they unreasOnabiy
refused to do so. Wherefore your petitioners re-
quest your honor to give due new notice, to leas
said way, and to lay out and establish the snme as
town or private way-and in duty bound WIN ever
pray. his
HENRY u MCGIYERIN.
mark.
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Caution.

=" HEHEAS my wife Georgia A. jordan, has
w ieit my bod and board, without any justi.
fable cause, | hereby forbid all persons hafbor-
Ing or trusting her on my account, as will not
ray any debts Of her contract z. after this date
GEO. ". JORDAN.
Ellsworth. Nay 18th, lsG6. 5wlo*
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STOLEN.

INk0M Sani Leach near Moose Island Cove,
u Thursday night, May leth, lstG. II itfet
Reach Boat together WITH sail. uars, aud other
materials. Pah.cd white. with rel, HACK ana
yellow strcaks. Whoever viii return the saHc,
give the desired Information, shall be suitably
rewarded. DAVID GEp~S.
G,ccns Landing. Ne. May Huh, leG6. lS
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To the Honorable Board OF County Commissioners
for the County OF Hancock:
w L the undersigned Petitioners, Inhabitants of
W the town OF OTAnd having petitioned the
seicctmcn of said town. TOR the road herein dcscrh
ed and they having unreasouably refused a6d
neglected to hear he petitioners. anl a roa being
necessary Tor cur convenience and for general use
and travel. We therefore hnmbly ttion your
Hon rable Hoard That Road may be laid out and
the damages assessed, for the same.
Commencing the South side Of the County
road eiriit nom Orland yillageto Buckspor) near
the school isiSe In District No. H. in said Or.a:d
Thence souihcrly land of Isaac Partridge, to
the eastward of William Towns nd's House across
land of Joseph II. Lawrence between Ehen Browns
house and barn, To the westward OF Henry Browns
house, to tn, eastward of William c. ToNnScnd's
Joseph 1a~re. c,s and Joshua Hopkins across
lands of Nillism Lewis and j. H. Hin, 10 the East
wand of Capt Rufus Ames, and to iltcrsect the
Town Road, tlraeiug from Ihos. ;. sparks 10 the
County Road .iarcsaji} on land Of Francis CHM.
JOSHUA II, HILL, and u otlIc.s
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RooTs PrsrACH1Sg preserves the lie of the
Jtai' chance il from gray to its original color in
tht best attic tor drcse,ng tic hair ever found IN
market viii surely remove daudruT aud cure all
diseases of the
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ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED

to be the best timckeepers of their class male
in this am other country. ruycrs should re-
member that unlike the guarantee Of foreign
maker who can never he reached, this Watrlutce is
good at NIL times against the Company their
agents. and that il after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any particular,
it may always be exchanged for another. rs the
American Watches made at Waltham for sale
by dealer generally throughout the country, do
not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy Of
respectable dealers. All persons selling counterfeit
VIII be prosecuted.
ROBBINS APPLETON e CO.,
AGENTS Fot; THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.
l5s Washington Street, Boston.
myli-in.lT
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REDUCTEONIN PRICE.
or THE
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Made at WALTHAM, MASS.

In consequence of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and all the materials used in the manu-
factlre of goods, and in anticipation of still
further decline, have reduced our prices to as
low point as they can be placed.
U,M cold at Par.
so that no one need hesitate to buy watch now
future time The test of ten years and the manu-
facturc and sale of
More than 10000 Watches,
have given cur productions the very highest rank
among time keepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
Watches BUSINESS has steadily increased rs the
public became acquainted with their value, until for
months together, we have been unable to supply the
demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our factory
buildings until they now cover over three acres Of
ground, and give accommodation to more than eight
hundred workmen.
We are fully justified in stating that. VIC now
make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The
different grades distinguished by the following
trade ma ks engrav ed on the plate;
american Watch Co." waltham, Mass.
g ."Applcton Tracy & Co.. walthhm, Mass.
3. "f. $. Bartlett" wathani. Mass.
4. "Wm Elery."
s. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is
ramcd "Appleton, Tracy 4 Co." Waltham
Mass.
9. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named
"P. Bartlett" Waltl,am, Mass. These
watches arc furnished in great variety of size
and styles of cases.
The American Watch Co, OF Waltham, Mass,
authorize us to stute that without distinction oil
teade marks or price,
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LEASpER 5. TGlrr.
North seds sick. May 10th, lsCC.

q y
To the Hon, rAIlc Judge # Probate e County q!
Hancock:
n HE undersigned, Guardian Of HEAVY WIZ =,
/ minor heir ON alkcr late OF l!u-iou d.
ceased, respectfully represents TINT ,pd Minor j.
s~izet and possessed OF tin. following described I"u
Estate. viz: an III iyii.d sixth 0f certain frd
tate sat eli 10 the late sarah iorel by tomuis ION
crs OF division, upon the estate al tine late Igrus
Haskell n one of hi. heirs, and also Ia ccrtata
real estate in beer Isle and in said CDutty Which
the late Hezekisf foWcii, died seizsd and possr>~,
That II would betor the hcncnt ot said .na"r thtt
sad Real Estate should hc sold, and the lTuccaiiy
thereof put ont at interest, othcrN >c uc ip Gr~
hcnchi. lie therrluIc rrays that license NAV b-
granted him to sell and convey the above a,>riiH Il
Real Estate NJ public pris..lc l,. according To the
requirement Of the law
WV. L WALKER,
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l.NREEDOM NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have rdirqpi-h
cd TO my son Jcrcmah II. Piscd Scd4WisN, the
remainder of his time dutid. his iuiaag4iyi ani
that shall claim none T his earnings, Het rs
any Ut bis debts, alter this date.
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TO the Honorable Judge of Probate tor the County
Of Hancock:
voNHE undersigned Executor Of the last viii Of
j GusiaN Hardin, late ut frlYki II in ,att
County, deceased. respectfully repre- cnt- that the
goods and chattes, rights and credits oil said Jtr"a=
ed have all been disposed of, there remains u
CO ftain piece of kedl Estate situated ma No :. iii
said County, belonging 10 said deceased, estate
tainiI seventy -four acres more OF less. ll;ut II
would be for the interest of alt conccrtd to have
said property disposed OF, and the proceeds divided
among the legal heirs of said deceased Nherttu ~
Your petitioner prays your Honor, to giant hli
lcen.e to sell the same A public OF pr,sHe sa.e.
JOHN WEST.
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Atte.t-GEo. A. DYER, Register. Is

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County OF
Hancock.
gl,HOMAS S. FULLER. Guardian of Sarah Lufkin,
an insane person. OF Deer l,le in said County,
deceased respectfully represents that said ward =
seized and possessed of certain real estate lying in
said Deer Isle and that is necessary that 1t should
be sold for payment at the expenses OF her supppt
heretofore, us well ~ OF her future support lie
therefore prays that license may be granted him 10
sell and convey the above described Teal Estate at
public private sale, according TO the requirements
of the Law.
Bye. J. ABBOTT, his Atty
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AIIl 18th, lSGG.

WN. L. WALKER,
" c. j. AB1OIr bis AZ

SVN tt OF NAME
HANCOCK, Ss.-touIt oi Probate, April Term,
d.. lo'l.
Upon the foregoing petition, ortref, That sait
petitioner give public notice to al persons interested
by causing copy of the petition aud TINS urCr
thereon 10 be published three weeks succsSsiyey IA
the Ellsworth American, newspaper published ia
Ellsworth, in >aid County, that thy may appear
Court oil Probate for sad County, 10 be held ut
kuehili, in said County On the lrst "Wednesday al
July next, at ten OF the clock In tho FOR noon HH4
show cause, If any they have, Why the prayer u Inc
petitioner should NO, be granted.
FARMER TUCK, judy.
A true cory, GEO. A. DYER, Eess.cr.
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Al Court Of Probate hold at Ellsworth within and Tor
the County OF Hancock, on the 10Th DAY oil hPi'i
in the year Of our Lord A. d. 1865
A DALINEM. FRIEND " dow Of Israel Friend late
~ of Bluelin deceased. having made appica ton to
me for An allowance the personal estate Of sad
Gee ased and for the appointment OF COMMITS SoAefs 10
set out he dover in said estate:
Ordered-That the said Petitioner give notice to
all uersons Interested by causing copy OF this Order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed Ellsworth, that they may app'ar 1t
a Probate Court to lie holden Ellsworth the third
Wednesday of June next, at ten OF the coc& in the
forenoon and shew cause, if any they have, why an
allowance should not be made .
IS Clo A DlIr, Register,
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April 25th, l566.
STATE OF MAINE.
, Con-, - lt.I.

q.
HANCOCK, SCOUT Of Probate, April Term,
D., 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition, OelerAi, That said
petitioner give public notice 10 all persons interested,
by causing copy OF the Petition and ihis ordei
thereon, To be published three weeks succcssiycy IN
The Ellsworth American, Il newspaper pubi-hed n
Ellsworth in said County, that they may appear at
Court ot Probate for said County, 10 be he'd at Els
worth the third "Wednesday of June next at ten Of
the clock in the forenoon, to show cause il any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted. ,-.,. No..
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HANCOCK, ss.--Court OF Probate, April term, \.
D., 1866.
petitioner give public notice to all persons nterested
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American a newspaper published IN
Ellsworth, in said County, that they may appear ut
Court of Probate for said County, TO be held AZ Blue
hill in said County, on the first "Wednesday OF July
next at ten of the clock III the forenoon, ana snow
csuse, il any they have, why the prayer oi sald
petitioner should not be granted No.,
Attest. GEO. A. DYER, Register IL
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Treasurer Of Broollin
Bsoohlin, May ath. 1866 ywl7
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Porgie Net Anchors

Having had long experience and given perfect
satislaction in the manufacture of
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TEE TURF.

TRoTrrsG OVER THR FASHION coURsE-DExTER IN
PHILADELPHIA.
The following was the programme at the fashloh
Course Long Island. yesterday
PURSE AND STAKE 1000.
Mia heats three IN hye, In . 49,
T. crPenier Lgey hI,n wood,a' s D. n: ~fn2 co w
b. Ohuds; Maee CHI Aremus Ward o. '" fefsas'ns Dr.
Smoke -. -, 81. A. .n.~;o,,s
evening having ayed and the arrangements IN every
respect admirable
Lucy beautiful bay the start was the iavoFe at
even against the field.
The non appearance Of Aremus Ward caused no little DIS
appointment his friends doubt had sufficient reason Tor
his withdrawal from the race.
First HaAfer several attempts the horses got OF well
together Lucy having the pole aud lead and DAISY second
This poston both retained the end OF the race Dur
n Smoker distin gushed himself by run
awav pulled bp by great e1ertoD on tue part VI
his driver and finally withdrawn -
S,rond This heat remarkably wei contested the
whole keeping and making excellent start alter
one or two failures Lucy had changed much m the betting
having gone up four against the he AT the turn
she led with DAISY Amber and Zenoha close at her heels
AT the quirerml Lucy had the advance by length ana
half which daisy eraduay recovered before they reached the
bsEme post where Lucy still led BY length which position
she retained past the threeuarter post sud up the nome
stretch 10 end OF the heat DAISY was close second ana
Amber good third while IenO5a TeFy nearly dStauced
hut this honor reserved f0r OIEdL
Third Tkai-Ten frecly ofered upon Lucy
without takers became evident that she was lar more
than of her antagonists ~ the starr and h
turn Amber had he lead Lucy second Daisy the third and
Zeuoba fourth the half mile Lucy again passed to the
front giving proof Of speed keeping her position round
the narter post ultimately home Winning the heat
by several lngais. Amber second Daisy thFa ana ~sh
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DEED.

COOPEROn Tuesday 10Th inst Joseph Cooper in the Sh ye'r
The friends Of the family OF hi. Joseph NJ Cooper sad OF
ms sonin.w Dr. h. ;. Leonard invited 70 Neni aus
funeral Thursday afternoon, I'm inst az cioch y m
Church tie Annurciaton Fo1reut between Shh and
Seventh ayes, without further invitation
ELLET-On onday July Sarah Ee 10 the 6 year oil hsr
The friends are respeciy invited attend Wednes
10 o'clock the Presbyterian Church. IN f
ave. cor Of Nineteenth-s'. (the Rev. DIR Ricesl
FARRER-Iu Jersey City Monday, Jolly George T Fse
the fnerl " take place from the Congregational Tsbsrus
HendeT.on-sts Wednesday, july H. az ococ<
o. M. Friend. Of the flmily are invited % attend
MAGNULLEN-On MONDAY, Juy at Washington Heights John
FIiot infant son o. John and Alice ,. slscnulrn
Tie tuuersl " Ia take p WEDNESDAY Juy H. al O'Clock a"
fsom the Episcopal Church Washington ei-Ats lnsyn sr
fo hundre land i &c on4 o. lave Ahe
q. eszJO and 1890 p
ONDERDosK-On Tuesday July TO- Ada Louise only child ct
William ~. and Mary j. Onderd.ylz.
The relatives and friends respectfully lNedo aitehu %
from the residence Of parent no. ~ Laish gu
morning az II o'clock.
RODGERs-At Greenpoint t. L. Monday aferuoou. July Vt
Lillian May. only gher OF George W and Sophie { hodscf
aged - months and dfys
The relatives friends respect invited attend the fonssl
her grandfather James hodgers No ft
Past Tenth Newiork, without farther invitation on Wednas
day afternoon, Il O'Clock
RUssELLln Bridgeport Conn the residence o her mother
Thursday July Loune A. Leigh VIE Of Johu H. Russell OF oas
bury Conn, aged 81 years
wFED-On Tuesday I0h inst. Edward H. Weed OF Mobile Ala
aud friends the family invited - attend the i1"rt
from tue OF hi. father John W. Weed at Metucein'
Thursday II y O'Clock without further notice
Trains leave OF Cortland 81. 10 aud u coes
Mobile papers please copy.
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The Case of Gen. Sickies.

AUGUSTA Ga. Tuesday July TO- lsf6.
II return the writ Of habcas corpus granted By the
United States District Cour; the case OF Michael Cos
tlo confined q; the Charleston jail the officer IN COM
mand refused obey saying the prisoner was held under
the President proclamation of september H. loo' ne
d. nrduced en- order from Secretary stanton instructing
Rim not 10 deliver up tie prisoner on the writ OF haDeas
corrus The Cour, granted continuance Of the Gaze for
another day.
wit ol attachment served on him by the United States
Marshal AZ Charleston. summ0ning him for contempt:
In compliance with orders from superior authority de
cline 10 be arrested on tho process.
49, 'DAviFt 4 sIcgLrs Moior-Gen. Commanding"
Gen Sckcs received the Marshal cOurteousy told HIM
ne had elegraphed 20 Washington instructions The
rev of Sccrctry stanton ndOrscd Gen Sckess course
ana ordered him b. arrested and u force was used
~ resist with whatever force necessary This action rs
aken Inn accordance with President Lincons PROCLAMATION
of 1863 Judge Bryan has ordered all the proceedings TO
be laid before the President.
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THE DRAMA.
wALLAcK's THEATER.

Constant change characteristics the programme o.
lered Wsack Theaer None o. the pieces
new but all Of them arc agreeable ireland as Was and
Moro Blundcrs Thad ooe to be acted tonight The
after done here last evening the frs time It is
oyI farce aud affords Mr. Bryant part that fits him with
singular eeebfathat Of Harry HOoaghan. There Is how
ever no temptation 10 length these Irish plays
nor TO snaze the Irish characters Nor is anything to be
gained BY doing IT, The topic has been thoroughly reviewed
Its parts Mr. Bryant acting too offers no new feature
for comment dc plays with his accustomed humor and
quantne and exujerant mrth The Irish reel by the way
which he dances-as Pagdesa ORqGerfy-wh Mss Mary
Scott particularly reshed and appauded last evening
The appears TO be gifted with unusual yivaay TEN
permanent The Iris Lion is rehearsal, in which Mr.
Bryant will play Tin More The Irish piece wnich was
promised last Shamus OBrien"-is once more
promised and will probably produced here within the two
weeks.
To-day by the way will DO matinee performance at
Walacks Theater commencing O'Clock for the benefit Of
the aged parents OF Mr. David b. Waters the fireman who
killed at the late conaarratlon at the Academy OF
Music. The company orchestras and empioyes OF
the theater their services for this perform
ence and yery programme Of entertainment has
been prepared The performance will with the
citation Of Fircmans Address By NJ. W H. Pope Then
will come the elegant little comedy Of The Morning CAL"
Mr. Nolan will the music Of Mr. Bnckly banjo
MS Proudfoot Mr. Leonard and Mss Carman will then
enact the walking scene from "Micbcth' Mr. william
son will then reoe ia character Shamls OBren, and NJ
Tommy Thompson will dance an Irish jig Finally WIN an
excellent east. Deaf a Post will be performed-Mr
Fisher playing Teplston and MI Holland Tristan SaPpy
That this entertainment is worthy OF especial attention we
need not say May be crowded and may the be-
eaved parents Of one who died faithful performance Of
perous dnty be substantially benefited through this com
mendable enterprise.
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BURNING OF a Negro in Georgia.

An Augusta GA dispatch Of the ID inst stated
that negro had been burned at the stake near Macon The
following from Gen Woods throws little light on the
afcir: - q. -,
HDQRs. DEPARrMEsr or THE SOUTH
MACON. Ca. July J. LEGO.
GENERAL ORDERS No Sit has been officially reported 20
the Comandng General that P0psy OBaHaor confined
AZ Wilkinson County Georgia upon charge OF
murder taken from legal custody by MOP ah1 put 10
death with nhuman atrocity. o,,, -
The facts shown by investigation are that OBannon was
the prohabe accOmphce OF william - (nOw ingitve)
In the Mrs Louisa Rollins, and IN murderous yo
euce other members the family thai be was taken
uu the A at place upon warrant and delivered 70 tue
Deputv Sheriff In said County that he then seized by
mob persons IOomsborough and vicinity and
Inv ther unanimous vote chained aud, AFTER
his ears had been cut tortured 20 death by burning
These unlawful proceedings show that the civil authorities
are unable compel respect or even the forms OF justice IN
said county Therefore there is reason to believe that upon
the purehenson supposed principal Of BGnHon civil
zato will be again disg-aced IN Ike manner the transfer
az the said William 10 said county. Is hereby for.
hidden until executive guaranty shown tnst que process Vi
law will not be- exceeded IA his case.
Nv order OF ureyet MaiorCen ChGs. X. Woods.
A RAMSEY NISNINGER Asst. ADJ Ten