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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
.EIE HAWAIIAN
&UPREIE COZ

SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. In the matter Of the Bankruptcy of GOD
FREY BROWN, of Honolulu. Godfrey Brown of Homo
lulu having been this day, adudicated Bankrupt
hearing before ,r. Justice McCuily the petition Of
james 1. D0wsett it this day ordered that notice be
given the Creditors of said Brown present their
claims and prove their debts and that due publication be
made thereof for three consecutive weeks in the Hawaii
Gazette
Notice hereby given that Saturday. the 4tll day of
July, A. d 1871 at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ the Court Room
Aioani House, Honolulu, be the time place for
all such creditors to appear aud present said claims.
By the Court: JNO. f. BARNARD,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Honolulu, 23d June, 1876 ESQ st
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To THE EDrroR OF THE HAwA11AS GAZETTE

To THE EDITOR OF THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE:
sIR,-To call it thoughtless is to throw stones, !"
and the stones hit and hurt an inofending person
one who would rather have his neighbor's horse
killed and the carriage wrecked, than run the risk
of having picket torn from his fence No, it was
not thoughtless act, for it was repeated again
and again, according TO his own statement, and OF
course duly considered
hope, Mr.. Editor, that you will continue TO
watch what is going in our little CITY, and that
you will rebuke those who show themselves utterly
indifferent 10 the rights of their ncighbor OIL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-06-27

Mr. J. r. Mnis has been duly appointed Agent to take
Acknowledgements Labor Contracts for the District Of
HaInalcua Hawaii J. MOTT SMITH,
Interior oficc May 7ist 1877. Minister of Interior
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Rates of Passage will be

rS- No Credit for Passage Money. -6a
Tickets at the Office only.
No berth will be considered until paidtCI. Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage or any Freight
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand
gB- An effort will be have the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening of the day leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
Office wthwider & Co.. of Fo-t & Streets
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SoTIcE-A new Cemetery has been laid and fenced
on the eastern slope OF Puaehbowl Hill.
The Regulations -dopted for the New Cemetery are:
lst. No burial shall be made without burial certificate
FIRST being Obtained.
I'd AL graves not in private lots be dug In the
place designated by the person In charge
3D. The of 81 will be charged for csh grave dug by
the person in charge Of the Cemetery anuo charge
shall be made.
4th. For dug by friends of deceased no more
than sl shall be charged.
Private Lots may be obtained application 10 the gent
Of the Board OF Health.
Prom and after Monday jane 25, ls77, burials
VIII be allowed IN the KawaiahAo Cemetery
04s 81 By order Of the Board Of Health.
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NE JuSIUs KAAE has this day been appointed Agent
tnke Acknowledgements Contracts for labor in the Dis
trict Of Hanalel KAusi
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office. June 18th ls77. GAG
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List of Licenses Expiring, June
1877.
r ETAIL
Oahu.

l-Thos Lack Fort Street, Honolulu.
Mrs BlacS- Fort Street, Honolulu.
Castle & Cooke, King street, Honolulu.
s-Chu Wing, Maunakea Street Honolulu
81 Gurney, Nnuanu street, Honolulu.
I2-H Nolte, corner Queen and NuGanu Sts, Honolulu
ls-George Emmes, Fish Market Honolulu.
IA Bruins, Fort street, Honolulu.
2s-Josiah Nuaanu street, Honolulu.
d Dan
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IT has pleased His Majesty appoint His Exceilency
p. \. +. care- His Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
Ter i1eaIpotentary near Her Britannia Majesty.
Io,ani Palace June 18Th 1877.
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II has pleased B Jesty King appoint His Ex
ceeney II. A Carter Grand oacer OF the Royal Order
OF Ksiakaua
IoAn Palace, June Is, 1877. 649
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Mr. VI. a. Mo has this day been appointed Agent to
Marriage Licenses District of Hanlakua Ha.
VAL vice O. W. d. HslemAnu, deceased
J. MOTT SMITH Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, June Is. 1877. ESQ
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IT has pleased Majesty place the Department OF
Foreign Af4lrs in charge OF HIS ErceIleney J. Mott
Smith, ad-intenm
rotanf pa1ara Iona
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GOVERNMENT LANDS.

J. II. KAPENA Minister of Finance.
Treasury Department June Is, 1877. G39
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LEASE OF THE HAWAIIAN HOTEI. AT

AUCTION.
The lease Of the Hawaiian Hotel VIII be sold public
auction Thursday, the 10Th day August, 1877,
O'Clock noon the front the Aolaui Hale.
The lease VII date from the day ofsepternber IsT7
for period Of Five 5l years The will
known at the time Of sale, application at
the Interior ofBce.
J. MOTT SMITH, Minister of Intsrrr.
Interior ollce, June &C, 1877.
JANEs sNTTH, Esq this day been appointed Agent
to graut Marriage Licenses District walluku
Island of Maui
}. MOTT SMITH, Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, June 18th, 1877. G4g
OPTICAL NorTcE has this day been received this
department from Major James II. wodehouse, II. b. NJ.
Commissioner and Consul General, that during tenn
poraTy absence from This Kingdom, Theo. II. Davies,
Esquire, British vice-COnsu continue to discharge
the Consular duties Of Britain with the rank Of Act
Ing Consul Therefore all persons requested give
fun credit TO AL his official acts in that capaeity
J. MOTT SMITH,
Minister OF Foreign AfIirs, ad interim.
Department OF Foreign Affairs
Honolulu, June IS, 1877.
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Maui.
Hawaii
WHOLESALE.

WHOLESALE.
2-Castle & Cooke King Street Honolulu
3-F a Schaefer & Co. Merchant and Kaahumanu ST do
P 1s-M Grinhaum & Co, Queen Street, Honolulu
19-Ec Hodschlaeger & Co, Merchant Street Honolulu
, 22-F I Lenehan q Co. Queen Street. Honolulu.
25-Lewers q DicKsoni Fort street, Honolulu.
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
22-F 7 Lenehan & Co, Queen Street, Honolulu
>
VIcTUALLING.
/ I-Young Hee waIluku, MAu. Maui
s-Wong Kong, wAIhee, Maui
4 lO-Aka7 " aikApu, Mani.
l2-Alo, Maun2kee Street, Honolulu.
~ Il Nolte, Queen and Nuuana sts Honolulu
l7-Akong, international Hotel, Honolulu
BUTCHER
l-Y0ung Hee. waIuku. Maui
ls-H BertlemGnn, kooa. Kauai
PUBLIC SHOW.
sc Mortsng, Royal Hawaiian Theatre Honolulu,
2a-w A Chapman, Royal Hawaiian Theatre, Honolulu.
HORSE.
2-Kalnnapashan, No IS l6-WaIohul No4s
as Maheiona 50. 20, Il l6-KeakalsaoleRa, II
B-Paahao q ls-Dayid IS
l0-Kepana S3 2s--IokiA 1e
Is-Alo rs. &c 6-W Wood 50
I2-w NelpelapelA 81 Isl Akepo 81, 81
T3-Ellz KeRwe Is
CAKE PEDDLTNe.
ls-KIm Moo.
LAPAAU.
24-chau Rodgers, MD o.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
OrianA.

OrianA.
Fred Blaisdell. son Of Hiram Blaisdell
Of Orlsnd Ridge, "Wednesday forenoon Dec.
IL, while handling . revolver. discharged
1t, the ball entering the side Of his little
sister, aged years. She died, after suf-
fering great agony, about O'Clock the
next morning. We copy from the whig
the following additional particulars:
We learn the following additional particulars
OF the ssd shooting affair at Orland, from Cor.
oner j. w. Patterson Of Bucksport: Fred W q.
Blais iell hsd broken his revolver and VA. re
pairing II In the house, not knowing that there
wasA cartridgetn IL. Amer he had made the nee
essary repairs he cooked the pistol and snapped
II. when the cartridge exploded and the ball
entered the little giri's left side. The accident
occurred ai about s O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing, and she lived until O'Clock the next
(thursday) morning. As various reports
were in circulation the Seectmeu Of the tow n
OF Orlznd deemed II necessary to have the case
Investigated and notified Coroner J. W. Pat,er-
son. who held an inquest with the following
jury: Thomas u. Saunders. n. II. Powers.
A. j. Jordan, Daniel Gibbs. Loring s. Keyes.
and James c. Saunders. They returned YER
dict that the little gtrl came to her death by the
accidental discharge of q pistol in the hands of
her brother, Fred W. Blaisdell.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Our correspondent (Sig.) writes:
Bucksport Reform Club had a meeting of
unusual interest last Sunday. p. M.-Rey.
ID. Ii. Sherman is expected 10 address the
Reform CLUB and Temple OF Honor next
Sunday 7. ".
The Ladies Aid gave an entertainment,
and supper, Friday evening the eth, netting
some $40.
The Grammar School opens its Winter
term on Monday next, ID. H. Sherman A.
NJ. Principal.
Our boys are on the '.treacherous
steel and more trescherou- ice. with the
usual number of mishaps. Please leave
space, hereafter. fer the deaths by drown
ing"
The Fogg school house In this town
was burned Tuesday evening the 18th. 1t
Is thought 10 be the work of an lncendiary
n the school had been closed several
weeks. There have been three fires lately,
probably incendiary. A reward of 500
has bees offered for the conviction OF the
parties
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

MIR. Frank Holmes, of Ellsworth. has
lately purchased OF John Harden. the Nor
r,s farm $50 called.l aud has built thereon
a ine one story aud halt dwelling hou. e
aod L, all nearly completed. and is now
occupying the same.
Edward Macomber. has purchased the
farm OF the late Capt. G. G. Gilbert, aud
has moved on TO the same. The Gilbert
family have bought the farm OF the late
Wm. Mosley of Hancock, and now reside
there.
N. II. Higgins Jr.. has bought the farm
of Capt. Geo. Higgins (~ho has gone to
Hi-'--') --A has made some very decided
improvements 10 land and buionuk-, end
now resides on the same. We welcome
these enterprisins business men to our
towa.
The formers OF school district No. 6,
including Mayor Young OF Ellswo, n, rais-
cd the past season four hundred and thirty
mussel-bed.
Seven thousand i've hundred one horse
loads OF sassel-bed were taken from Jor-
dams river last winter during the ice sea-
son bv oUr citizens; and large quantity
hauled TO Ellsworth. also large "lnts'
taken in scows the past summer and fall
snd hauled on 10 grass and plowed land.
Farmer need not 10 West for bread.
While Jordan yields IL. faussel-bed.
II. $. Trevett killed . hog Dec. 4th.
Is Ia months old, which weighed, twenty
four hours after being dressed, 63s lbs.
5.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Municipal .Cesrt.-Dec. fera.
wIswELL. JUDGE.

George Butler charged with larceny Of cloth
ing. valued $40, arrsigned and plead guilty.
Sentenced TO pay fine OF go and costs. Com
mitted in default Of payment.
N. c. Withsm was charged With stealing
money, snm Of ESQ from John Harden Of
Eden. Arrsgued and plead not guilty.
The evidence upon the part Of the Gov. was
in brief as follows: Harden the Complainant
some time in Oct- last. hsd in his pocket the
sum Of $3.50, which he had received from the
sale o, q farm in Trenton. Having occasion TO
use some Of the money, be took out the enyel-
ope in his dining room. where the Respondent
was at work painting. No one else was lin
the room. Harden took out one hundred doi-
lars Of the money. and being just then called 10
the door of the house. left the envelope on the
table Of the dining room. When he came back
10 two or three minutes. the envelope and
money were gone. There was considerable
more evidence on the part Of the Gov. The
Respondent Afforded no testimony. The Court
thought the evidence sufficient to hold the
prisoner.
Ordered to furnish sureties for his appear
anes st the Supreme Judicial Court In the sum
oS voVh Bail furnished.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Maine State Grange in Convention.

SAlos NV. 49, -"
The Annual Convention OF the Maine
.n crsnge convened at City Hall this
s.s.e oH with an attendance probably
,6s a' largest in the history OF the State tat,
Grsnge The Convention organI1sd WIN
Sa1scn Ham. of Lewiston, Grand Master; I;
NeI'i NH.CHsirmsn. Secretary Jacks aud rress-
a,sr Cobb OF Lewiston. also being ,n. pre-,
sot-at s1t- ten O'Clock this forenoon three .nree
sapdreo s delegate. reported. and ,,olnng as mang
more more arrived by the noon ana sitefnoo" e rn
,..;n. Every COUNT IN the state ls rep
trslns trained and dsSrgatlons are present from
ss Grange, L,s 'Ss %. Sn.ssia Ssas ~1s
nnnisJ mostly by the committee on creden-
e.p .i.s. The committee on order Of business
nas amounted aud their reports made al
the beginning OF the afternoon session; .'s,'sa
The meetings Of the Convehnon oons,nuea .nnrs,
mil THURSDAY evening and are secret
S,sa ,chaice of officers which occurs once
IN ~ two wears, will be made at this meet
ing.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
A mherst.

Amherst.
A fine lodge OF Good Templars with
over 40 charter members was organized
last Saturday evening At the town hall In
this place by District Deputy NJ. j. Dow.
The following persons were duly elected
aud installed rs officers w. c. T.. c. D.
Nickerson; W. V. T., Ida NJ. Foster; w.
Sec'y. Annie Silsby; w. A. S., Dann.
McPhee; w. T., Nathan Sumner; W. F.
S., Elijah Richardson; ". c.. Abbie Rich
ardson; W. NJ, Ellwood Silsby; W. d.
NJ, Addie Haynes; WI. G.. Millie Silsby;
W. o. G., John Nicksrson; w. r. Il. s.,
Amanda Butler; w. L. II. s., Lenora Ken
niston; 2. w. c. T., F. B. Foster; L. D.,
Silsby Goodwin. A fourishing lyceum
has been sustained here and the lodge starts
out with every prospect of success.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

fraskna.
There is 10 be . grand ball Dec. "a, In
this place At the Town Hall. Music by
Lafin's Orchestra. a
Tuesday evening OF last week large
audience assembled at the town hall Ia
this place to discuss the question Of tenn
uerance. The meeting was called to order
by Rev. Selden went~orth, who delivered
an elegant address upon the subject AZ
hand. He was followed by others, after
which . lodge of Good Templsrs was Or
s.uized by District Deputy ". J. Dow. Ii
ia to be called Crystal Spring" and starts
with IS charter members. The following
officers were elected Nv. c. l., u. b.
Burbeck; w. v. r., Flora Frenchi w.
s,c,y. Alfred Fsrnald; W. a. D., A0sn
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Charles Chapman Arrested.

ST. JOHN, y. B.. Dec Is.
There was great excite'u-ut here last
evening owing 10 the arrest Of Charles
Chapman at the Queens Hotel. by detec-
live BavIle Of Georgia. Chairman regis
tered al the Queens Dec. Sd. informing the
proprietor he was = detective who was
seekiug 4 member OF the ks klux Khan.
sho committed depredstions during the
w.rI
Detective Bsylis SAYS ChspmAn's last
operation was forgery for 1900 dollars
ID Georgia He will be examined to-day.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
WISTAR'S BAlSAM,
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
Bleeding nj the Lungs.
Bleeding at the Lungs,


PUTNAM Conn, March 20. 1859.
Geptlemen-l avail myself on this opportunity
to say word to in behalf of DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which have
made sc Of in my family for several years, and
always with the most beneficial results NV
wife being OF delicate habits has always been
troubled with hard, dry, hacking cough. when
ever taking little cold, and has employed var
ious specifics without obtaining any relief. until
prevailed upon to test the virtues OF WISTAR'S
BaLSAM. the effect of which has been truly
astonishing.
More than year since young man belonging
in this place was taken with bleeding at the lungs
in connection with most severe cough. and
was finally given over to die by our best ply sic
ians and II was evident to all that consumption
was claiming him victim. Learning these
facts my wife sent him bottle Of the BALsAM,
which he took, and in due time. to the great
astons shment of his friends, was at his accustom-
ed occupation, snatched, as 1t were, from the
very jaws OF death In many other cases we have
administered the BALsAM to the ConsumptIve,
and always with the best of success. These
statements are simply facts, which can be vouch
al Tor at 18y time bv calling on me at ,my
store. | remain truely yours. JOHN B. DARLING
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Tn. Maine General Hospital Inspect
"' ed.
PORTLAND. Me, Dec. Is

PORTLAND. Me- lec. To-
The board OF Consulting Physicians OF
,Aa Vsin. Medical Association Investigated
u, ,sa, the charge made by Dr. thes' oi
his city in newspaper that George Eston
nfInhec. who recently died al the Maine
General Hospital after the smpntauon OF
: - Iac US. not properly trested. The board
- The charges resulted from misappre-
b,nsion sna we're disproved. They cen
sure the complainant for making complaint
IN newspapers instead of TO doctors; find
m. hospital records faulty and recommend
tba, they be better kept in future, and eN-
nress confidence in it, management.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

ba0cock.
Our correspondent (Y. y informs Us
that the schools la Districts and are
being taught by Henry Smith and Frank
L. Hodglin ms respectively. In the former
District susie Mcfarland has closed . very
successful writing school.
A, the presen: time there are meetings
held in the school house by Rev. +. Batch
elder and 1t is hoped by all that there will
be much good done throughout the con-
nunity.
There will be another High School in
this place.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Read City Affairs

Windows open and nre dull. Dec. ls
Our citizens are talking Railroad
again.
A. joys dancing school closes this
evening CThursday.)
Hills on Union River shut down
the season last Friday.
Ii
Anil n last nast few days have been more like
Henber weather.
Isn't there to-
SCHOOL In this city this -. o
There lhave been abou, :.
=. ua''ohs for. the position of Prin.. "pp,
High School. si OF the
sust for the looks Of the thing. - !,
w. Ss.o pay to right up the lamp aesr Cup.
AasAss : Cos.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

bragdon; w. g.. Rev. Selden Wentworth: !:
W. +. s., Boardman Blaisdell; W. T., q.
4. Dwelly; W. NJ, S. p. Bla isdell; w. d.
M Carrie Scammon; W. 1. g., Gertrude
bragdonr W. o. g.. Chas. Springer; w.
X. Il. s., Fanny Clark; w. L. II. g., Abbie
+. burbeck; L. D.. Otis Springer. Meet.
ings are to be held Saturday evenings.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

The News says that Harrison Village
came near having a fire In the midst of the
MOOD OF last week. The waOr rose in the
cellar OF the unfinished house of E. Il. In-
gals TO such height as to reach some
lime stored there. This started fre which
soon communicated itself to some OF the
woodwork. This was at about two O'Clock
on tuesday morning. 1t was luckily dis.
covered and put out.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
City and County.
ss.!s.sss Services l, this City each Sunday.

" EGATIoSAL.-Preaching at 10 80 A
n And ! Z: n Sabbath School in toe sfter-
noon, At l-2 O'Clock
BAPTIST al : P. NJ. Sabbath
school at p. n
n OSiTARiAN.-saebsth School at Pm
fre@ehing at ,: Is and 80 F. NJ
NJ Gpresching 81 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
u. Sabbath School 3, SPM.
hETHoDIsT. Preaching at and TIN
sabbath School 81 P. NJ.
ePikIrUALsr.-Meetings held every Sun.
est a. Z o'clock T. NJ. in Hall over Munich
-. Coori Room, Cootnhs' Block.
osIos TEMPERANCE AKKTrSG-eyery Sun.
%! I z. N. ball next to Reform Club
Room, Coombs' Block
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Reported Surrender Of State Troops

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec Is.
The News Austin special says. . des-
patch has been received by the Governor
from the Sheriff OF Fl Paso County. stat
ing that the State troops surrendered to
the Mexican mob al O'Clock this after
noon. Their smmupiiion was eIhaused.
and they were unable to hold out louger
After they surrendered. Howard Atkins
and one Mcbride were shot to death.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate within and for
the County Of Hancock.
THE undersigned, Widow OF Joseph Lawrence
i late OF Orland, in said County. deceased, re-
spectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed OF Personal Estate an Inventory Of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Once: that her circumstances render IL necessa-
ry that she should have more Of said personal es-
tate than she is entitled TO distribution there
of, she therefore prays that your Honor would
grant her such Allowance out OF said Personal
Estate, as in your discretion you may determine
necessary and proper, and also to appoint Com
mi sstoners TO set out her Dover in the real estate
of said deceased.
HANNAH NJ. LAWRENCE.
Dec. 5th. 1877.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court OF Probate Ellsworth. Dec.
Term, A. D., 1877.
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED,-That
said Widow give public notice to all persons
interested. by causing copy of this Order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American, n newspaper published in Ellis
worth, in said County, that they may appe ar at
Court OF Probate for said County, to be held at
Bucksport, the Sd Wednesday OF January
next, at ten of the clock In the forenoon n and
shew cause. il any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
3w5ls PARKER Tuck Judge.
Attest;-CHAs. 7, DoRR. Register.
true copy-Ausst:-CHAs.P Z. DoRR Reg'r.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
SaHry.

Our Surryl correspondent informs us
that In the distance Of la miles on the
road leading from Surry to Orland. In
what 10 known a. the Teddy Pond neigh
borhood. there has been killed swine to the
amount Of 81 tons, which is quite re-
markable for small settlement.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Municipal Election.

NERiDES. Conn. Dec. IS.
At the Municipal Election In this city to-
dsy. II. Vnes Lines. Republican. was re-
elected Msyor by an overwhelming sjor-
itv. The other city officers elected are all
Republicans. The Council stands twenty
four Republicans 70 six Democrats
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
The Report not Received by the Adjt.
General.
WASHINGTON ID.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.
The Adiutant General OF the army who
has bee. kept fully advised Of the move
nents al Fl Psso and other points on the
border, bad not up to late hour tonight
received any sdvices whatever In regard TO
the reported surrender OF Texas troop. to
the heIicans and the subsequent shooting
Of the state troops.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Broek''a.
Nelson Herrick, Esq, of this town
died week before last aged aoou GO. He
was Representative elect, from the classed
towns of Penobscot, Sedgwick and Brook
lin.
Mr.. II. was a worthy citizen, had held
several important offices in his town and
the County. aud was highly esteemed In
the community 10 which he lived.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
AsHIsSros, ID. C.. Dec. Isl lam.
Indications.
Tor New England rising followed by
isiiing barometer. winds shifting to Sonth-
essl With warmer cloudy weather and pos
soie rain or snow Thursday night.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Renuhlioan Representatiye Elected.

ROcKLASp. Me. Dec. Is
At the Representative Election, class OF
south Thom.ston. Vinal Haven and North
Haven yesterday to fill a vacancy. Bush
rod Clsy Republican. was elected over
Luther II RoweA, Democrat. This Is
Republican gam.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
ire.
portsmouth. y

PORTSMOUTH. y. Il. Dec. Is.
The Navy Y.rs fire department --"
allied out al noon to-day. by the discov-
try of = fire at the lodge building, where
considerable wood work was destroyed.
causing loss Of about $50. The fire
caught from SCOT.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20
Business Notices.

We take the pleasure in referring our read
e-s TO AddDssoR' Botanic Cough Bdisdm
Having tested the article ourself. aud knowing
many persons who have been benefited by
its use. we unhesitain,iy commend il as an
invaluable household medicine for coughs and
for coIds.-Fsrmingto Chronicle.
Ellsworth American., 1877-12-20

Probate Notices.
Sard-W. N. Haines. MD
hAir Wsrk-AIss {. v. zlewar,
SAuonal Bank statement-s sxas.v
Leslslstiye Sotise-Joel Moor. A othe,.
horss for Sale Mrs. S. Silyerman.
Shristmas-Aiken Brothers.
Steven's Safety Lamp. L. Moor SON.
noll1sy Goods-A. ". Greely.
notice Of forsclosare-s. W. boane.
Sotiee-Ade lbert Salisbury.
6asilday Trader. Z. Suminsby.
Sanstmas Goods-E. =. Robinson,