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Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
Aticst: GEO. A. DYER, Reg,ter.
To the Hou. Judge of Probate for the coanty Of

To the lion. Judge Of Probate for the Coanty Of
Hancock:
The undersigned Guardian Of Edna :. Herrick
and George W. Hernrk minor heirs Of BENZ. L.
Herrick late Of Brookin. 10 said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, thst said minors are
seized and po-ses-ed Of the following described
the Real Estate, OF which David HeIrick 2i, died
seIzed and possessed, situated in said Brovkhn
and formerly owned and occupied by William
Hcrrick deceased; IL being the same described ia
n Deed recorded in the Kegi-try of Deeds tor said
County. Volume IS. Page 3I. That 1t would be-
iof the bencit o; said minors, that said Real h
tae should be Sold and the proceeds thereof
put out at interest, otherwise used for their
benefit. He therefore prays that License may be
granted him. TO sell and convey the above d.
scribed Real Estate. at pub &c or private sale, ac
corting 10 the requirements of the Law.
ISAAC. \. COLI.
Brooklin Feb. Is. ISL
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Court OF Probate, February Term,
A. ID, ISL.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That
SAID petitioner give public notice 10 persons
intere-ied, by causing a copy of the petition, and
this order thereon. 10 lie published three week.
success iveiy in the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth. IN said c"unty
thtf they may appear at n court of Probate Tor
said county, to be held at Ellsworth. on the 2nd
"Wednesday OF April next, nj ten of the clock In
the forenoon, - show cause. Il any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: GRO A. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
RORHs.vS ) .sPPLHyO.G.
t.cn-rai Az~nt- tor Ann rican Watch Co.,
Isl Broadway, New York.

~ ANTfD.-Wi id--awas tanya4-ct. f,r J
W {. Abl,utp. Prussia ami the Franco
F4u--ian AHr." Ia both tuglI.h and t.crtnau.
Es"'A i"r tfr tiusc-. u u kg ~>ttI, ruh-. buS-
roo. Mas.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
etEe T3st tssst /;

EMPLOYNANI FOR ALL.
ACn SALARY PER WEEK, and expen-
&OO ses, 70 sell our new and useful
discoveries. Address b. Sweet / Co. Marsh
III, Aish. sl M g
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
To the Honorable judge ofProba,e for The oun
u 81 Hanroel

To the Honorable judge ofProba,e for The coun.
" 81 Hancock.
TBk unBsrsigacd Admintstratrix Of the Estate
] 81 Parker h. rtllsAuIy, late IT Biueinli in
that tiic goods aud chaifei- righ and cfp,if ~
satl deceased. are not suihcient u pay hts ju-t
'irhi- sud Shatgc ut Administration, ~ the sum
oi innr fnndrr'i and sessnit i've dnllats. Whore.
lore our petitioner pTay- Your Honor 10 grant
and convey a. follows IT the Real SstAt. at sa.d
deceased viE. On wooi lot at NJ Huri'A ~ircan.
IN bluth4l adjoining land Of sim 1ttntil,.
oobiaiaius 50 arrc-. more less oi the real
tao of t'c dec.-.ei, t,ncluiiRs the ro,er4iou u
hic w!Iuss Io.cf thcrcu'.l - -Aifsly saia debts
And charge. OF Administration
tPEt-TIANh q. PIi.t~Ht'KY
Pei ISth Il.
STATE of MAINE
HANcoeh, s>.-Logrt VI Probate. February
Tcrla. A. ~ 49,.
Upon the foregoing petition, os,iesc . That .asd
VctitIou,r siyr public un,.cc t. al pcg-ua. iu
icrrstc'i by cau-1n- rrry ot thc prtitio. anil
this "r'+gt thereon ~ % pulit.hsd .ht.r wr,A-
sutcrAtN"is in thc i-Wurta AmrrEc-a = urw-
paper pubit hr.l 20 hh-Wa.gh tn sa,a t"uaty
'hH. th"' '"~A aN7'r 9. '"ffi "i Probate Co.
said '"..utt. 10 1, hsiI at E--soft4 u- ..y "a
W -" M"'t""-"a4 - Art' "Nt at i' ~ 'hr ctp1N ln
~" i"ttN '.'r. in .h"H Nusr, u 4nN 'l~f A4y d..
Sh9 ~ pager ut AVA petitioner snou-i r"t ar
ssaDig.
Au"'' 60. -.- ritIs. iic..,tcr,
t. sa, Honorable Iadgr u Probate ~ t.,c Coua.
81 o.. Hancock
The un,i.r.l sn..l " ,,io,, II Jacob kly,
late 81 >,-i.-iok. tu 'ar Cpgai.. deceased. le.
si~ctiuIlg represents. nat s4;I ,c.eA~tr.l IS ct
~, c--r'i ~ Personal E.tsfa. sn luy- trr ot
~hi'h hAs been dniy returned into L'e Probate
on that her stahrrs render Ii uerr-.fr,
that .hc -hould have more oil .tii Per -onal -
iaie ilan .hc rn'itiri ,o on distributions thrrr
Of ~h~ therefore l,rsy~ that yaus H-nor wou.d
Eraut hvr such Nhlpapc~ uut ~ .ald i'r -aa4l
h.iate. - in y0ur it-rretion ,ou may i.t, rnilr
nc casafy and proper aud t'-i that 80 may D..
allowed = Frfg No - tGr fret IL N.rft 2
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

0SYCHOAANCY-Any lady or gentleman can
ness aad Independence, BY obfaiaisr PsYcHO.
NANCY. .fASCiNATl0N, ovSOUL CHAR TING.
40 pagoa; cloth. Full instructions 70 uss this
merise. become Trance or Writing Mediums Divi.,
nation, sgtritnalism- Alcheay.. Philosophy Of
Guide to Marriage. ic., ali cont aimed in this
book; 1eoSoe sold prics BY mail, In cloth eI Is
paper Govern el. No11cE-Any pevaou willing
work nee. A. no capital q reqnired all desir
Gus Of genfeel employment should send for the
nooa, enclosing 10 cts. for postage, to T. W.
EVANS q Co.. u South 9Th ST., Philadelphia.
- IkICIU18 Varicocele. Fistula, Hermosrhoids
: rrftabtc Bladder, starvation Of the Blood
ION cure for arrest OF develoument ~ paxes
- cts BY Z. II. DIXON, N, d, New York r. o.
=. h.etv hne rom the pen OF DR. Dixon is Of value
10 the whole human race ."-Hornce (,reeiv
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

To the Honorable Judge oi Probate for the couu-
ty OF Hancock:
The undersigned, widow Of james trippcu.
late ~ Ellsworth. IN -aII Ionntl, deceased. rc.
st.cifuily represents, tnat s%id a. ces-e't dlri
t-vrses.-i Of fcr-onal E-iaIe layrnioTY ui
Wtteh has been 'iuI1 returned into the l. o1Alc
Ollie that hef circum*tAncrs render q uUc~~afN
that -nr should have NOR. 81 ssiI Personal r.
tate than -ie Is entititd 10 Il stTlbutlou tberccI
M" therefore pgay- That Your Honor would grant
Isor -uch Allowance nut Of -aid Personal Estate.
Sonr discretion gu may dce"' necessary
a0d proper. ALhlkA CKiPfEN.
FEB. h, .-sl.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

Nuts of all kinds
G A PARCHER
Efi.nnrth Nj.
y o I &c Z.

Whereas Ei'hraim Bridges. a minor bound TO
me during his minority. by indentuTc. has with
GU. just cau-c icit my home this T. u forbid All
persons from harbounx or tru- ting him, a.
shall pSy no debts OF his contracting asd shall
claim all his wages during his minority.
JOHN SMITH.
swan. l-iant March .. ISL. SNn
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
legal N Offices.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the
County 5f Hancock.


To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the
County 5f Hancock.
The urdcrsisned. widow of Lemuel Peters,
speefnlly represents, that said deceased died
possessed Of Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
whi"h has heen duly returned in the probate
once thai her circumstances ~ nder it necessary
inst she should have more ei said Personal Es-
tate ihan she u entitled 20 distribution there
of She the, efore prays that your Honor " IA
grant her such Allowance out oil said Personal
Estate, a. In your discretion you NAV determine
necessary and proper, and for the appointment of
Commissioners 10 set out her dover.
BETsEY PETERS
January 9TH. 1871.
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Febru AIRY Term,
A D.. ls7i.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORpERrp.--7hs,
ssid widow give public notice IL all persons in-
published three weeks successively In the Ellis
worth American, n newspaper published In Els.
worm, IN said County. that they may appear at q
Court ot Probate for said County, 10 he held at
Ellsworth on the ADD Wednesday in April next at
ten oi the clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have. WHY the same should not be
gtantrl PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Aue~t- Gro \. DYER. Register. SwIi
Yffk subscriber hereby give. public notice 10
] all concerned. that he ha4 been duly appointed
and has taken upon ninself the tru.t Of an Admin
isiraior ot The estate OF
Eibiige Bartlett, late OF
Bluehill. in the County OF Hancock tieceased
10y giving bt nd a. the Law drccts. he theyr.
tof. requests all persons who are indebted To the
said dccca- a-eds estate 10 make immediate pay.
uaent. and those " ho have any demands thereon
I" exhibit tie same for payment.
FRANCIS A. CURTIS.
Feb ID. ISL. 3wii
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. -s.-CouTt OF Probate. February FERN
\. H., ISL.
tpon the foregoing Petition, oRDEHED.-1hat
said W widow give public n-tice to nj! persons ln.
trTe.ied b. causing copy OF this Order Ia BE-
publirhes three weeks successfully IN the kli--
worth American. newspaper published 10 Ell,-
worth. IA said County, thai they may appear AZ a
Court ~ Probate Tor said county, to Ice held nj
Ellsworth. on the .ad Wednesday IN April next,
at the ciock ia the forenoon and she~
cause, IL any they have. why the same shouii not
be granted.
PARKER TUCk, Judge.
Aucst: GEO. A. DYER, Reg,ter.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
THEA-NECTAR
Is 4 PURE
BLACK TEA

with the Green Tea Flavor
Warranted to suit all tastes.
For sale everywhere. and tor
'a.e Wholesale only by the
scifac Tea Co., . Church ST., -.
send for The Nectar Circular
<w1t
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

~ WANTEt-Agcnts, $50 per day to sell the eeia
" btste'i Home shuttle sewing Machine. Has
,h~ un'i.r-iesi, makes The lock stiIch" t.IlSa on
both -idcsl iYd 3, inlly licensed. The best aud
cheapest f,miiy sewing Machine in the market
Address. Joanson. tiaik & Co. Boston Mass
fi1tsouf sh IA. Chicago, III, OF 81 Louis, Mo.
tNll
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

:, The iaSt-srONIng NV-t eau ar
ford 10 pAy 10 ant ~ per cent In
jrrc>t uu ATst class -rcur! 81.
siirrs- fWNNCf~ SMITH. lir1kry
Indianapolis Eeiercno. givcn
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
lDAUCHi's 4 cos COLUMN

4 GENTS wANTED-{esss a MONTHLY
~ the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass. or ST. Louis, No. wi3
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
jUEVEs. BA.
y. Wells Extract Of JURUBEBA,

and he confidently recommends it to every family
as household remedy which should he freely
taken rs = HOOD PURIFIER in all dersrg rgements
Of the system and to animate and rtify all weak
and I,ymphatic temPeraments. JOHN U KEEL
LONi. Plat ST., New York.
i41e sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bettie. seud Tor Circular
Avis
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
INSURANCE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass.
F'reeSe & Wiggin
AGENTS.
Awll

OF the >PklNGFIEt u FIRE AND MARINE IN.
StRANCE COMPANY. Of Springfield J.. the
State Of Mass 10 the Insurance omnis sfan-r
oI the stale OF Maine, Tor the year ending on
The 31st day OF December. 1870.
|. ASSETS.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

.'gosIrcta. .i 'sc hs-t Illustrated Family L..
Hts utl-i"i i- .tut.uiuE Hlhic ii Isiasy b4clipG-
20 N.li 3D., ,raBY tpn tii.tsry ~ Rriis slpu-
~su. Tree. or t.i.l'-ttinu- MON kt<s.. tb4b
N-i.'. iautHp ..inytii,'. Iona.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

AGENTS q For fast selling popular sub
(scription Books EXTRA In
Male 4 Female. JUDGEMENTS TO AGENTS In
FORMATION fRkE, Address Am Book Co. 8.
W HIfam ST.. y. I. twi2
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
cousn! CoueA! coueA!

C0u6n! C0UeH! C0U6n!
WHY win you Cough when you be so easily
relieved by using
DR.. Wei s. Carbolic TabletsP
They are Tor Sore Throat Cold
Hoarseness, Catarrsh, and all Diseases of the
Lungs, Throat and Bronchial Tabes.
FROM the greal number Of Testimonials as to
the enieeuey of this Invaluable medicine the fol
lowing l. selected
u Wahpansch Ave, Chicago. H., Jan. II ISL
For tn. ia>t ten years have been a great
'suasIe er itoui frequent attack, of Acute Hrou.
"chitis, ani have sever found an thing relieve
"nir from These attacks until tried pr. Wells
"CsrboLe Tablets"
EIIzABErH T. RopT.
nAuT1n0 Don't let worthless articles be
ONV vUVUs pslm'eG OF on vou be sure you
get "nIy WELLS & CARBoLiC TABLETS
JoHS q htLLos. Platt 81. y. y. sole Agent.
>o'd oy Druggists Price - cents Box.
twl2
~ wANTEb-Agcnts, $50 per day 10 sell the cello
.f.sn
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

4 ,..a,+ la- ~ HORACE WATERS.
~ isl BHp Iw ~. y \
- iii 4i-ro.c %: ou- Hundred PIANO. MELupK-
oN> 4ad bE,.AN> OF ~ bt-t--lA-- TIA ksrs. Iaclul-
inz water Al lNTRi HELY Low FEiCI-. FoK
CAsH, pI HiN. TiiG- MONTH. or Mtl AXE part
ca.h, npt balance ia' monthly ~ quarterly tn
stsllin' att.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
DIVISION F-FRUITs AND VEGETABLES

CLASS FIRST-FRUITS.
best 16 varieties of apples John Smolk 20
I'd best 16 varieties of apples, G L Harrington 90
Sd best 16 varieties of apples L Greenfield, | 90
best specimen of maidens blush apples John Walker %
best specimen of golden russell apples George Shcrod %
best specimen of wagner apples, George Sherod %
best specimen of grecning apples George SherOd 20
best specimen of spzcnburg apples George Sherod, 20
best specimen of northern spy apples George Shcrod %
best specimen of 20 OF pppn apples, Hattie Brewer 20
best specimen of baldwin apples, David Woodman I'd %
best specimen of rubcon apples David Woodman I'd %
best specimen of sweet bough apples, D II Newton %
best specimen of jonathan apples, d II Newton, 25
best specimen Of Pecks pleasant apples Newton, 20
best specimen of red Canada apples, D r Newton, %
best specimen of fall pippin apples, Baughman %
best specimen of roxbury russell apples Baughman, 20
best specimen of taman sweet apples Allen Engc %
best specimen of king of Tompkns Co. j Roosevelt %
best specimen of sceknofurther apples II Monroe %
best specimen of seeknofurther apples II Doughty %
best exhibition of pears, L Williams, 90
best specimen Of bell pears II w Rhodes, %
best specimen of seckel pears, Doughty, %
best specimen of buffum pears, G Engle, %
best specimen of lawrence pear, Engc, %
best specimen of sheldon pear, G Engc, %
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
DIVISION B-CATTLE.

CLASS rRsr-DURHAMs AND THEIR GRADES
best thoroughbred Durham bull yrs old, Durkee %
best do yr old, A Gliddcn, 90
best full blood do yrs old, Roosevelt, 90
best do 3 yrs old, Nelson Barney 90
best do 2 yrs old, G w Crawford 90
I'd best do yrs old, II Pugsley 90
best thoroughbred do calf, Durkee, | 30
best thoroughbred do heer Durkce. 1 so
best grade do bull l yr old, Il w Valleau, | so
best do bull calf, G w Crawford 90
I'd do T Benton, 10
best do COW over 4 yrs p Smith 90
I'd best do yrs Lagrave 90
best do yrs Henry Wilson, 90
best do heifcr yrs, Edwin Russell, OO|
I'd best do yrs Lagravc, | 90
best do yr Ii Miner, l So
I'd best do yr VIM Cox, | OO|
best do calf = Smith, 0OI
I'd best do p Smith, 75l
best do u w Valleau, 00l
I'd best II w Vaeau, Isl
best steers yrs old, Asa Crofoot, COL
best do single yrs old, Asa Crofoot COL
best do yrs old John M Van Auken, 2 O0l
I'd best do yrs DID, Jay Monroe, 1 COL
Commttee-A Haven, j Il Bangs, N Richardson.
one bull calf grade Hereford, Charles Griffin ds COL
one AYRSHIRE hcifcr yrs DID, Judge LawtOn dis 90
CLASS sEcoND-DEvoNs AND THEIR GRADES
best grade Devon bull, Jay Monroe, ) COL
best do cow A S Downing COL
I'd best do Ii f Cure 3 DOL
best do hefer yrs old, Allen Englc, COL
best do yr DID, George Sherod, sol
COmmittce-C Baughman, Il Greenfield, A Ii Williams.
CLASS FoURrH-oxEN
best pair working oxen, 8 Harris, 20
I'd best do j r Monroe, 90
best do steers yrs old, Crawford, w
best do 8 yrs DID, B ID Hicks, . w
best do yrs old, j Monroe = w
best specimen of fat cattle, G Benton w
Committees N Harris T w Vaeau VIM. Cox. }
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
DIVISION DAIRY AND HOUSE.

best spcclmen of butter Mrs. NJ Iiaskus | to
I'd best do do a Wait 10
best exhibition OF cheese Lawrence Cheese Factory 90
best specimen do A Haven 90
best specimen honey Charles Nicholson 80
best specimen sorghum Horace Moon 30
best loaf Of hop yeast bread Mrs. Cummings 80
2d best do Mrs. b Odeli %
best black car raspberrics Mrs L L Crane 90
best cucumber pickles Mrs. Cox -
best mango pickles do %
bcs: tomatoes do q,
best grapes do =,
best ounce preserves do %
best can pear preserves do -
best specimen dried apples by girl five years old
Edna Van Auken %
best specimen dried peaches Ms G. Nicholson %
best specimen tomato catsup Mrs. Il Buck =
best specimen grape wine Mrs Samuel Hayden 81
best specimen currant wine do %
best of grapes Mrs. A BiH %
best can OF cranberrcs Miss Celia Woodman 70
best Of apples do 20
best Gao of ounces two years old Mrs Allcn Euge IS
bOst Of peaches two yearg old do 20
best Of pums Mrs. A Shuts -
best Of Strawberries do ~
best of cherries Mrs. L | Bragg ,
best and greatest variety Of canned fruit 81 kinds
Mrs. J Markle "a
beat specimen OF dried raspbcrrios Mrs. i Uranc >,
pest specimen OIL dred oackbarrics do -
Communicable. and Mrs. A. j. Gregg, Mr. aud Mr.. G
Richards Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rowe Moore
DIVISION J-FINE ARTS AND NEEDLE WORK,
CLASS FIRsr-ARrIsr WoRK
best oil painting landscape Miss Lydia Hunt 100
I'd best do portrait do do 50
best penciliug Miss Dora Taylor 100
best pastal painting Mrs Robert Hotaing 100
I'd best do do Miss NJ Durkce 50
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20

best wooIeu carpet Mrs Ii Hodge :! %
best rag carpet Mrs AOnio Hopkins , 90
I'd best rag carpet Mrs. Il Cote 90
best carpet rug Mrs. M Lyle 90
ID best carpet rug Mrs. ID Sprague 90
best WOODEN rug Mrs Backford | 90
2d best wooden rug Mary Durkcc 80
best yards flannel Mrs Armstrong 90
I'd best yards flannel IRIS Merchant 30
best yards plaid flannel Mrs. Armstrong 90
best log cabin quilt Mrs. A L Hartwcll 2 90
I'd best log cabin quilt Mrs, Il Buck 90
best bed spread Mrs. llealy 2 90
I'd best bed spread Mrs Frank Taylor | 90
best Counterpart Mrs j Root 2 90
I'd best counterpart Mrs Armstrong 90
best patch " rk quilt Mrs. Wells Raleigh 2 90
I'd best patch work quilt Mrs. Ball 90
best pair WOODEN socks Mrs. Armstrong 20
I'd best pair WOODEN socks Mrs. Armstrong -
best pair of ladies hose Mrs. A Smith %
ID best par of ladies hose Mrs Is j Root Is
best pair WOODEN mitteps Mrs. j b Smith %
I'd best pair woocu mittens Mrs. a Jones Is
best pair WOODEN gloves Mrs. A Jones -
best ccmon wooden yarn Mrs. Charles Nicholson 30
"a best specimen WOODEN yarn Mrs. G Cummings -
best knit scarf Mrs. j I Bangs 80
I'd best knit scarf Mrs j j Woodman %
best coverot Annie Hopkins 90
I'd best covcrlct Ida Simmons | 90
Committoe-Mr and Mr.. A. G.. Gllddeu, Mr.. aud M.
\. Shuts
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
r "A w p A w,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
OCT. 3, &, 81 3, 1871.
DIVISION A--HORSES.

Best tn ghbrsd stallion over yrs A MoKibbcn, 50 90
best grade stallion roadster, + Harrington, 90
I'd best Charles s Clark 8 90
best grade stallion for all work, Stevens, 90
I'd best F HARRINGTON 90
best yrs old, S Harris, 90
best yr old, Joseph Brothcrton, | 90
I'd best / W old G A Osborne 90
Committee-F Churchill, b Hymes, - Spauldug
GLASS sEcoNp-MArCnED AND SINGLE HORSES.
best pair matched geldpgs for carriage Glispc, 20
ed best G T. Christie 90
best pair for carriage, A Weldin, %
I'd best, Harris, %
best pair matched horses regardless of SEX Niles 90
I'd best King Hunt 5 90
best pr do gedings for all work, II Crawford, co.
I'd best do T. Durkec 90
best pr do mares Albert Grout, %
I'd best do Thomas Thread gould, W
best pr do horses regardless OF SEX II Williams, 0OI
ID best do E Smith, 90
best pr do draught horses, Henry Wilson OOI
best single gelding for carriage, } Clapp. . w
I'd best do Charles Sly, 90
best do mare, John Greenwood, ) 0Oj
I'd best do Mills Brothers, O0|
best saddle horse, L L Churchill, OO1
I'd best do r Doughty, OOI
best single geding yrs DID, E Durkcc, OOI
I'd best do yrs DID, r Quick 5OI
best do mare yrs old, A Harrison, 90
best pr matched gcdings yrs DID, Henry Huxley %
ID best do yrs old, Edward Ray . CO.,
best do yrs old, Levi Caldwell, ) W
I'd best do yrs old, Elijah Warner, 90
best do . yrs Old Henry Wait 3 90
best do stations yrs old, II W Hodge, (dis) 3 W
Committce-G Boyce, Allen Harwick, W Lde.
CLASS rnIRD-BRooD MARES
best gcding yrs DID, John Benedict, : 90
I'd best do yrs old, G II Butler, sol
best marc yrs old, Billings Richmond , 90
I'd best do yrs old, w Edgerly, 80
best geding yrs old, G Osborne, 90
I'd best = yrs DID, G II Benton, 30
best yrs old, Michael Leighty, 90
I'd best do yrs old, NJ Munse, 80
best horse colt yr old, g Butler 5O
I'd best do yr old, Albert Harrison, 90
best colt yr old, Lyman Fitch, 90
I'd best do yr old, Lyman Hinkley, 90
best horse colt under yr, Stevens 80
I'd best do under l yr Philip Teed 90
best colt under yr John Burnett, %
ID best do under yr Barney Odell, 90
best brood mare with foal by side, Philip Tecl 90
I'd best do, VIM Cox w
Commtce-E Mills, 7 G Benton, Asa Crofoot.
FoUaI-JACKs AND MULES c
best pair mules, B 8 Philips 3 20
I'd best do N W Armstrong 90
best single mule, Ralph Richmond, | 90
Committee Ed. Russell, N Davis Ii Miner.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-11-17
For the Columbian.
q ".
Donation.

DUHItlOus
AS per arrangement by some of the
"brethren," and sisters" too suppose
conspiracy had been entered into, not
to defraud any one, but to surprise Rev.
T. S. FAUs, junior pastor of the M. E.
Elysburg charge, at his boarding place,
brother JOHN ScoTT's, afternoon and
evening of November 9th, 1871. l judge
the conspirators were surprised them
selves, as everything seemed to
"charm" even the charmers. The per.
son of the donee seemed especially to
be looked after, particularly by the
fair donors.
The gifts consisted of goods to the
amount of about thirty dollars, and
cash to balance making total of sew
enty dollars. trust the donee does not
now regret making his home within the
bounds of the old Mcintyre appoint
ment. The morale of the Surprise"
was good. The seventy dollars was
raised without any of that "pious
gambling" 80 often immorally and I'M
lawfully resorted to on such occasions.
No 'rings," no "do as / do" in short
all seemed to be done '.decently and in
order" The entertainment was good.
The table we'll supplied with the good
things of this world, was several times
well filed, and further, deponent saith
not" May the giving spirit continue
till all realize truly, "that 1t is more
blessed to give than to receive" and
that "He, giveth us all thing richly to
enjoy" L. MARVIN TwKsBURY.
Catawissa Hills, Nov. 10th, 1871.
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At the same time and place, all that certain
piece parcel and tract of ground situate In the
township Of HemlOck, in the county OF Colum-
hia, containing Thirty Acres, more or less, ad-
Joining lands of Thomas Nnnderslice ON the
south, Robert kussel on the west and north, and
J. Heister NHudrrs ice on the east together with
tine machinery on the said premises and attached
to the buildings lncuding engines, &c, used ior
working Of SAID machinery and the Quarry sit
uHtr ON said premises, on which SAID prem ses
are erected four Two story frame dwelling houses
one frame stable, u large building for the use OF
manufacturing ot Slate, Engine House, &c.
Seized, taken in execution ana to be sold as
tho property OF the Thomas Slate Co.
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Notice TO All Whom It May Concern

that the contriyances for the taking of fish In
said act mentioned are known 10 exist IN the
n orth Branch oithe Susquehanna riNeranuolhsr
streams within the county OF Columbia, mat lhs
same are Il. claIId TO be common puisonces, anu
that the owners and m0npgers oi said cohtrlN-
Hncesste hereby ioquil.d 20 dithuhle anu re-
| move the same wilma tgn days amer the pupii-
cation hereof, under TIE ltnalty OF having the
same olt manllSS u ana rhoIeo, - IN sain aet is
provided, AAhON shlIH1
| kluin OF lolumbia eo1nty ia.
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INCORPORATION.

Notice Is hereby given, that ON the I'd day of
October, ISL, sundry Inhabitants OF Columbia
county presented petition toan djourned Court
OF Common Pleas of said county, praying
the said Court TO granta Charter oiincorporatlon OF
Mutual Saving Fund and Loan Association
with the rights and privileges therein stated,
ana II no sLihcient cause is shown TO the con-
lrary on the hrst day Oi next term the pray er OF
the petitioners will be granted according To the
Act OF Assembly in such case made aud pro-
vided W. H. ENT,
Oct27'7l-it. Prothonotary.