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BowkERs HoRsE.-Bowker, who has
bought new horse. thought that In view
of the approaching celebration. he would
accustom his horse to the sound of fire
arms and fire crackers. So with this end
In view. he hired two small boys to stand
AT the corner of the street behind q conven-
lent fence. and as he drove his Arabian
steed. haraes sed into q s75 Union buggy,
calamity down the road, these youths dis
charged simultaneously an old-fashioned
ilint-lo K musket aud a bunch of flre-crack-
ers. In mentioning the fact, AFTER he was
able tn lit up in bed. Bowker said he never
saw such display of fireworks In his
whole life AT any celebration. a. appeared
before his eyes when lie struck on his
head 10y the side Of the road. The new
buggy that Wingate 4 Simmouds are build
ing for him will cost as much as the tor
mer one. OF which Bowker says there were
fragments sirewn from Damariscotta TO
Wal1ohoro. and none of them larger than
= toothpick. lie has gotten out some
liandhilis describing a runaway horse. and
sent them down Ia Ellsworth aud across
the line, a the gallant steed was last seen
heading In that direction at the highest rate
of speed attainaDle by horsepower. lie
says hi wife has strong sympathetic pow
~. but poor way of expressing it, for it
seems that when he was brought home
on learning the cause Of the disaster she
made some general illusions to IAN oil
fool aud said that lit served him right. =
- ltiScassst oracle.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AGAMoNT HoCsE.-July l2th. WIN Clark.
{ Dung. Bangor; y X Getchell KoeklAnd.
July l4th-R : Gi ford and wife, New York
" + Lesyey, w W Dun ming. | Watts. W l.
Abbott. j ii Otis, NJ Il Morgan, A NJ Mason.
mr., Mason, mrs Bragg, miss Bragg, + Wood
and WIFE Bangor; Walter Abbott. Cambridge
W NJ Maekay, Liverpool, Eng.-July 18TH
Seth Ti,dale, L c Burrill, Ellsworth; Judge
and mrs Clifford. Portla nd; Is & Hos
ford, Boston; Eugene griffin. West Pojat, J q
Brooks. Camb. idge; DIR J l. A Hamor. Halo
well; l. + Merrill, Portland; r A Hatch. Bo--
ton.-Juy l9lh-AustIn i Nichols. Havcrhiil;
Beard, + Ewers, Syracuse; + Bar
mum, Jr New York; Z A Baker. + r Moseley
aud wife. Sam'l a Walker and wife, Boston.
DEER Nc HOUSE July lith-Isaac ii Mer-
ifi, Mar II Merrill, Annie ID Merrill. Bessie
II Coombs. Laura Ii schwartz, Bangor Lotto
Godfrey Hannibal. Mo; mrs Walter Emer-
son and son, mrs W Straw mrs Vim Law
July 18th j Currer aad wife, miss Eden |
Poor, G W Moseley, Miss Moseley, Newbury-
pert; Barker, West Newton; r " Hunt.
DIR N Kendall, mrs ; l.. miss + L, miss 5
and J u Bush. Boston.
OCEAN sE-July lGth-J r, mTs. miss
Sarah snd miss j Williams; miss II and miss
L II Robbins. J \ aud mrs Baker, New York;
WmW and miss Edith Greenough, mrs b
Parker. Boston.-July l9th-B aud miss
Daisy Weld. Boston.
NEWPORT HoUsE-July 9;h-G W Colson
and wife. New York; A hielbaek and wife,
Boston; c W and miss Roberts, Z Peters.
Bangor.-July l2th-W L. miss b, mrs \ ii
and miss C okie, Proyidenee.-July l9th-W
Z Benedict. A Sampson, Pro violence.
HARBoR HoUsE-July l2-Mary + McGary,
Lydia J McGzry, George T Brown, Proyi-
denee, X. L.; J Thayer wife and three chi.-
dren, Wilton Mass; miss susan Thayer,
Northampton, Mass; miss Annie ID Adams.
| W althain; mrs Thos Young, miss III Dung,
Ellsworth; mr. II Petit. New lork.-July
| l4lh-A u Fitch wife and child, New York (;
| 4 J McGown, Ellsworth.-July l2ih-mT and
mrs III A Dixie two children and maid, mr. and
mr.. J 7 Dixie four children, New York.-July
l4th-G | Hih.-;D y bridges, Ellsworth /;
| Oh Gallup. Boston; Il III Masisur. Augusta.
| july ls.h-W Holland, avannali. Ga; mrs
\ q ID Drake end daughter. New York: N q
| Parten, Bath Me: J dill, New York.
| RoCKAWAY HoUsE.-July 1oth-miss NJ +
| Milliken miss Cora NJ HOwes, Boston.-July
l9th-W Z Warner, Cambridge; George Wig
| ellsworth, Boston.
H.MoR HoUsE.-July 15th-mrs II :, W
NJ Griswold, and miss Jane Cooper, Bangor; II
! B Wenzeil, Cambridge; II Brown aid wife,
| Boston; mr. and mrs J Nye, miss Lily Nye
l Hingham.-July f6ta-Geo Il. miss VI L. and
| ID o Ives. Salem Mass; mr. and mrs Z, miss =
e. and mss c b Benedict, Waterbury; l. L
Clement, New York; T. l. Hamor. Boston
| Francis Springer, New York.-July 18th
and Z G Desisle. Lamoine.-July 19th-Free
CAFE, Salem; J J joyce, Philadelphia
LYMAN CoTTAGEs.-July 5th-nr and mr.
n Paine, Cambridge; Llr Msnuel Masforrill
Cuba.-July 9.l-Prof E Anderso., Pro
stove. AID wife, Cambridge; Roland Lincoll
Boston; W kellogg, CalabriS 2e.-July 16tii-
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$, and miss Snyder, Pottsville. Ps.-July
lsh-Henry Edwards, Boston J " Bacon, T
7 Q Stokes, G Z Morgan, Philadelphia.
BAY NIEw HousE.-July 1oth-mr and mrs
Alfred Hitl, Boston; W ii Peckhsm and wife,
New York; ID Walker and wife, and two
children, Philadelphia.
RoDicK HorsE.-July 15th-mr and mrs q
4 Dyer and child, Ellsworth; c 7 and miss
Roland, Phila; Chas A Peabody, Jr., ii +
smith, New York; TP Cooper, BROOKLYN. l. !;
Z L Haven and wife, miss x T. and /. s Haven,
Phils.--July 19th-fred A Brown. New York :
mrs J x Lee, II ii Lee, A X Lee, Philadelphia
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Business Notices.


MANSION HoUss HorKI.. BALTIMORE. Nd.
October 20, 1911.
Mr. JAWS FELLOWS.
DEAR SIR. ! have Just finished the tenth and
la.' bottle Of your estimsble syrup OF the Hy-
pophosphiies. To Its use ! ascribe cessation Of
cough. sharp pains in my back and chest, and
o' coplpuS cXieoiorsiipn; al-o return of appe-
tiie. huoyancy ofspirits, increase OF flesh and
strength 10 perform nv daily duties with de-
etcc ofpleasure unknown 10 me for long time.
The good have experienced from II i .seyond
description. and advise all persons afflicted
with consumption not To DELAY day in taking
il. Feeling sure that were 1t no, for your Nv
pophosphites, would now bc In my grave.
! ours trnly, GEO. &. fOtT.
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NJ \ X X | T. ID.

Ellsworth-2Gth inst. al the ~ .ideuc, % the
bride. parents. by Rev. T.. A. ' an klecck. Mr..
George W. Mason and miss Addie NJ. Austin.
daughter Of b. +. Austin, Esd, all OF Ills
worth.
Elen-:3d inst. by Rev. W. Corthcll. Mr..
Herbert p. Emery and Miss Nancy NJ. Peach,
both OF Eden.
Bo-ton-sist uf., by Rev. Edward y King
Mr.. Edward A. Mcbride Of Windsor, y. ;.
AMI Mis-. II. A. kimhali Of Boston.
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Our FARMERS are now completing a
grand harvest OF hay, but because Of the
almost unprecedented droutb there is hut
little promise of any other harvest.
>auiori'> Independent, line" is ;ry-
ing 20 buy site for a landing. upon which.
provided what is wanted for Site can be
secured. large amount " u be expended
To provide ample accommodations for the
boats, Tor Passengers and for freight
But all depend, upon getting the site want
ed
Ground has been broken the entire
length o:the Bucksport Il Bangor l.. Road.
Eight hundred mcn are now employed
Work has been commenced upon the
Bridge Piers. Before the middle of Au-
gust some seven miles OF the Bucksport
end. including much the heaviest work
very little Of the surface being al grade
will Doe ready for the rails. whore the con-
tracts Mil put on 4 locomotive Tor their
own use
y better season 10 build Il. Road could
not be- made. Few accidents have occur
e.. SOME three WecA, ago falling earth
broke 4 workman's log; and this morning
a gravel bank fell upon several men literal
Iy buryin- one man. but who. when dug
out, went to work again. Only one man
wAs hurt materially. who probably had a
leS broken.
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For Loss 81 APPETITE. Dyspepsia. IndiEes-
lion. Depression OF spirits & General Debility .
ia their various forms. fERRo- PHosPDR.IFD
EI1NIK OF CALlsANN made by CAswELL. HAZ :
ARD Co, New York, and sold by all drug
gi>is, l. the bet tonic. A stImulant tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other ok-
ne~.. II has no equal. II tAken during the Sea
son it prevent, fever and aguc and other inter
miitcnt icyCr>. Sw99
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
July -.
sch Rattan, Ferrill, Boston.
Sch EIniIy, Jordan, Boston.
sch Abby Yale, FuTgcTson. Belfast.
sch Forester. Lering, Boston.
CLEARED.
July p.
Sch Doris, Keith. Providence.
Sch Onward. Patterson, Rock land.
July 20.
Sch Diamond, smith. Rocki&nd.
ARRIVED.
Sch Delaware, stevens, Boston.
sch Catherine, Pomeroy, Boston.
Wind 5 with hne rain.
CLEARED.
July rs.
Sch Delaware, stevens, Bangor
sch Bangor, Jordan. Providence.
sch Elizabeth, Aurch, New York.
sch Abby ale, furgerson, New York.
Sch VIM Archer, Aiiliken, Boston.
Sch Rockland, Buke on a pleasure trip.
ARRIVED.
sch Fair Wind, Lockhart, Boston.
sch Emily, Jordan, Boston.
sch Grace, Alley, Boston
CHATHAM, Cane Cod-July 9th. sch Eastern
buryport, struck on Chatham Bar night of 25ih
inst, and was got Of on the 2cth. ieaky, aad
cons quently was run ashore on the beach.
where she remains. 1t Is believed that the
cargo will be saved.
Domestic Ports.
Bit .HILL-Ar 9th, sch Flora A Sawyer,
Nuiter. 10 load for Philadelphia for NJ K Chase
& Co.
SW HARBoR-Ar 2lst, sehs Liaison, Milli-
ken. Frauklin; Helen, Stanley, Calais Cham
pion, Liirvey, Salem; Boomer, Mason, Calais
Cd 2lst, sch Clinton, Hadlock. Cranberry
Isles. with b + wsde's photograph saloon on
board.
Ar ed sch Gamecock, Robinson, Calais.
Cid I'D. schs Helen, Stanley, New York
Bloomer, Mason. Boston.
Ar 24th, sch Tangent, Newman. for Calais,
Cid 18th, sch Gameeock. Robinson, Salem.
Ar 9th. sch Prize, Ober for Calais.
BANGOR-Cld 21st. schs Highlander, Lang.
ley, Hsrwich; Tahmiroo, Clay, York.
Ar 22d, schs Leonora, B0nzey, Ellsworth
Emeline, Stauwood. Plymouth.
Ar I'D, schs James. Tapley; Hattie Anna
Weber; David Wassen, Wescott, and Julia A
Rich, Coison. Boston.
Ar 18th, schs Il ii ColsOn. Gray, and OAnie
Breed, Lowell, Boston.
Cid 18th sch Leono1a, B0uzey, Dighton.
BUCKsRO8T-Af Nth, sch L u smith. Leach
@s~~
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From New York.
NEW YORK, July 90.

NEW oRk, July ~.
4 CORRESPONDING
has been going on for some weeks between
the Postollice Department and that OF
Great Britain, with view to establish an
LNCHANGE OF POSTAL CARp>
at low rate of postage, but the British an
ihorities declined the proposition, on the
grounds that they are opposed 10 any low
rate of postage than il now paid on ltt-
tiers. The proposition Of the United States
was to have an exchange of postal cards
by an addition OF once per cent. postage
the same as now with Canada.
sU"ERIoR COURT DECISION.
4 despatch from New Orleans saws the
Superior Court of the State, sitting AT Mon
roe decided saturday that all acts OF efli-
GERS holding commissions issued bv War
mouth after the November election upon
returns made by either of his returning
boards ar" also mutually null and void
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Bar Harbor is overlooking with visit
or.
Many Of the families in thi- city are
now enjoying the visits of friends and rela-
lives Among these visitors, are Hon.
John \. Peters and family who are pass
Ia. few day. 6; the Old homestead.
=. I. Pullen. Esq, Editor of the Port
land Pres. aud Clarence Hale, Esq, are
guests of Hon. Eugene Hale.
DIR. Vi. l.. Pul9iIer las welcomed 10
his home his three sons, J. u Pulsifer. and
Augustus Pulsifer, Esq. of Lewiston, and
DE- Nathan Pulsifer, Of Watervnlc, with
,he.r families.
Mrs. sarah Hall and children. arc
visiting her mother, Mrs. X. Forsaith.
Ellsworth citizens give their friends a
'-lrm welcome, and at this season. cool
SUD grateful entertainment.
The long needed rain came on Sab
bath morning, blessing on this holy day.
man and beast and the parched earth.
Rev. y. +. Dutton graduate of
Newton Theological Institution, and who
has lately been supplying the pulpit at
Bluehiil. has accepted a call to become the
pastor of the Baptist Church and society
in Warren.
The Teachers Institute for this Coun-
ty will be held this year at Castine. and
continue five days. commencing August
18th. The Instructors will be Prof. +. A.
Alien, W. J. Corthell, and Warren John
son. Superintendent.
A. F. Burnham Esq. of this city i,
rusticating among the hills and valleys OF
oxford County. He travels With his own
horse and carriage and rites that this
mode of travelling is far preferable to any
other. The farmers of the Western part
ofthe State are reported as steadily i'm
proving their farms and stock. The hay
cropis large. Grain promises we'll Corn
j backward The apple crop will be un-
usually small. Mr. B. thinks the butter
from the Oxford diaries far superior to
that OF Hancock County.
oRDINATIoN.-Thursda evening. july
3lst. Is the time appointed for the or,lina.
ton OF VIM. \. Reese, as pastor of the
Baptist church in this city. DIR. Stearus.
of Newton Theological Institution, is ex.
pected TO preach the sermon. The exami.
nation will be held in the afternoon. be
ginning at a quarter past two O'Clock
The ordination exercises will begin at half
past seven in the evening.
SABBATH SCHOOL ExcURsIoN.-The Sab
bath school connected with the Baptis
church will have its annual picnic, Aug
LIST. If the weather permits. Should III,
day prove unfavorable, the excursion vii
take place the next day, unless that shout,
be stormy too. The superintendent say
that the tide will wait for no man. woman
or child, so all must be on hand BY
O'Clock. All interested are invited.
-Pienles, excursions. chowder partie
aud perch frys seem to be the order of tn
day. Business is quiet. the mills not run
ming. and haying, thanks to the fine weatl,
er, nearly completed.
Why should not the tired laborer an
the jaded man of business at this time la
aside the care AID tolls of everyday iii
and seek along our sounding shores Il,
mVigorating and healthful ocean breeze,
or the calm and rest which come from III
refreshing shade found beneath the tree
that SKIRT the banks Of our placidly flow
ing streams; Labor is duty, and so is res
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a~Aiufs
Visitors. and othcr- have filled up tile
week with ''picuic," and .'Tom-cod fry -
and what are "Tom-cod fryss" some may
enquire. will tell you a, briefly a, posi-
BILE
A "Tom-col fry" comes Of thus. \
party made mp Tor the occasion. usually or
from twenty to fry. soon a0cr dinner
start in nice clean boats. aud cross the
river To a beautiful. cosy, shady. cove on
Broohsyiilc side called "T1m-col cove
The afternoon i usually spent sumter
Ing by twos. thrces &. around the shores.
and in the beautiful shady walk which
surround the cove. IL the mean time
those who love the sport. have taken
sufficient quantity OF tom-cods for supper.
some ofthe party ladies anl gentlemen
volunteer TO prepare the meal. The vil
laSe coree-Pot. aud iryins-pau i, brought
out. boxes of cAkc-. pies. nuts candy a..
arr produced. and soon All j. spread ou thr
nice. clean. cool rpcN-, and surrounded u.
happy joking. laughing hauEry COM
pany. After al are Ii LEI tle fragments are
gathered up In the boxes The Older part
OF the company 20 home before dark. while
the most part prefer TO stop and cross the
calm, silver river by moonlight.-This s.,
what we CastIne people call ''Tom-cod
fry" :.
\ CAsTAE ENTEKpRIsE.-1hcre is said
70 oc considerable excitement IN Ca.tiu.
over al offer made BY q party Of gentle
men. residing in Cambridge. HAS. - pur-
chase all the land south and wet Of Broad
way. from wharf to wharf. They have Of
irred So an acre, and. ~ the land = now
unoccupied. Il would seem = liberal offer
But the present owners refuses 10 sell.
The same parties wish also 70 buy the
Cobb and Luteman places. They attend
building hotel near the Lighthouse. OF
somewhere near. il the, cen secure the
land above mentioned. Their intention
i, if successful. to lay out the land in
squares and erect one OF more cottages on
each. II will be too bad if this project is
defeated. The majority Of the citizens OF
the town desire the success Of the enter
prise; but there are some exclusives
who, could they have their way, would re-
move the bridge connecting the town with
the main land, flood the canal. and have
tight little isle' Of their own.
But seriously speaking. can Castine al
ford 70 shut out capitalists seeking TO make
her what she Is destined to be, the finest
seaside resort on our coast: From the
Bangor Democrat.
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IbfxEpiaTELY.-lf every family know the
value VI MI, sawyer >aiNc they would imne-
distely purchase a box AMI never - without Il.
II your Druggist l. ont OF TIN, >AlVe and egcuis
10 keep supplied. send -eXenty-iiv csui- A. 1T.
rected ia another column, and say YOU the
advertisement in this pa! sr. l5tf
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men and wo
men. We give employment that nay. from o. to
g per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city town and village. send
for sample and 90 to work at once Address
J. Latham 4 CO.. -. Washington -. Boston
Mass. tf5l.
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>TAGN ATIuN in the blood tend, TO produce
hinf- icnih- OF the diseases flesh l. heir to-
ihis. however, i obviAtei, WITHOUT pEHIIt.
IAIi>G the sysiem, by Administering L,TIAN's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. u5l
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Foreign News.

London. July -. The Government pro-
bo-c, upon the marriage OF the Duke of
Edinburgh with the Grand Duchess Maria
% Russia, 10 increase his yearly allowance
10 $4,000. The Republicans OF Bristol
have issued protest against the increase
ia the allowance TO the Duke of Edinburgh
uu hI> marriage.
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fnEF-N ARMED l. iprc-armed. Keep lIES-
El'> CAEHoIIC SAVE alwav. in the house
Beware Of OF worthic>. limitations. II j. en-
dor>od by the leading physicians and pharna-
a0"uii-is. Genuine has the private stamp Of
john +. Henry. { toilege Place, New Y. Y.
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From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Md, July -.
TlEE fIEE.

The official report OF tue Fire Inspectors.
places the number OF buildings destroyed
hv The lire last Friday AZ l23. anon. which
were 81 three story brick houses. u two
story brick houses. and i four story brick
houses. TWO churches. three school houses.
four restaurants, three boarding houses
and four stables. An official estimate OF
the loss has not been made
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From Boston.


ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An insane Young man, name unknown.
pel-l>tentiy eudcavorcd to throw himself
ia trout Of a train on the Old Colony rail-
road near Msaacoan. II took siX men TO
secure him, three OF whom were consider
ably Injured in the struggle including
brakeman. who had his thumb nearly
bitten on
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NEGTTINE.-By IT. u>c YOU will prevent
many oi The diseases prevailing tn the Spring
aud summer - Asou.
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l + ID.

O'Rulry notices, begoRi TIE Dat, NJu.e and
.i1s must Be pad FOR.
Fl,worth-30th list, Goo. ". COUSINS, AGED
shout 70 years.
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Navy Department,
BUREAU of CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
Washington, june 81. ,s7a

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REp.rp
Washington, June 81, 1878
Sealed Proposals Viii be received at the Ry-..,
until IL O'Clock noon, August !, 1873 for the con
struction including all the materials excent the
!ive-oak tiIsber, OF the hull OF a steam sIonnnf
war oil about 90 tons mea surement complete for
sea service Plans and specifications in detail tor
the nun, showing the work to be done NAV be
seen ana examined at this Bureau, and at tho
comm andants Office at the Navy Yards at Phia-
ueIphia, brooklyn, Charlestown and Klttery on
and alter the 9Th OF July next
Inc null must be completed in all respects no
cording TO the contracts and specifications; the
materials must be of the best quality and the work
must be done in the best manner, and the vessel
bs @eiivered at such Navy Yard on the Atlantic
coast as the Department may direct In eight
months from the date and signing OF the contract.
Payments will be made as the work progresses
in proportionate amounts reserving the usual per
centage until the final completion and acceptance
of the vessel
The bids must be accompanied with the ruaran.
tee required BIZ law that if the contract is award
ed IL will be promptly executed. and the names OF
the parties who are to become the sureties to the
amount of the face OF the contract will also be
stated.
The Department reserves the right to accept or
reject any and all bids which, in its opinion.
not to the public interest.
Bids Will only be accepted from part Is who are
known to be shipbuiiders, and to have the ncees.
sary facilities Tor doing tho work. TWIN
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~ y FAKhEK tt Ih, JUIsr.
4 true cops Aucst:-GEo. \. DYER Register
TorhE noN: Judge Of Probate Of the Count,

] OF Hancock.
The uudersis ned Wiios OF Abraham l.. ~toyer,
late uf fenobscot, in said County, deceased.
RESPECTFULLY represents that sand decca, c lied
possessed Of Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
when has been daily returned into the Probate.
once: that her ctrcumsttnces render IL ncccs-
-ary that zhe should have more of sand Personal
Estate than she - entitled 10 on distribution
thereof she therefore prays that your Honor
would grant her such Allowance out OF said Per.
sonal Estate, as in your discretion yol may de-
termine necessary and proper fox her support and
maintenance, also for tommIs -luners to set out
Dover IN Real Estate. MARTHA J. SLOWER.
june 5Oth, 1873.
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JANE n ARPER hy
REL BEN \ HAI.Ii


HANCOCK, S. Court Of Probate June
Term. y. u, ls.B.
Upon the foregoing petition. Ordered that -AId
ado" give public notice to ali person. inter
ested by causing copy OF the petitiun, AMI this
Oricr thereon, to be published Ihrcr weeks sue
ec.slyriy IN the Ellsworth American a Newspaper
published IN Ellsworth. IN said County thai thcy
may appear At Court OF Probate for said count.
To hr held AZ Ellsworth, IN said county, on the 1T
"Wednesday OF August next. At ten OF the clock N
the forenoon, and -hew cause, ii any they have.
Why the prayer Of said petitioner should not De-
granted.
5~.y' PARKER TUCK, judge
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Howard Frye, formerly Assistant Super
intendent on the Grand Trunk Railway,
western division, has been rendered the
Superintendency of the car and locomo-
tive department OF the Erie Railway.
About 20o0 feet of embankment on the
Eastern Railroad, Conway Division, at
East Wakefield, was
WASHED AWAY.
during heavy shower to-day.
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