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NOn.ReSident Taxes.

Hk following list of taxes real estate OF Non.
Resident owners in the town Of GouIdsboro
lor The year 1875. in bills committed to simon S
sargent, COIL Of said town, on the 10 day OF June
le'6' have been returned by him to me a. remain.
ing unpaid on the Goth day of MAY, ls77 by
ms certificate Of that date and now remain unpaid
ana notice = hereby given that ii the said taxes
interest and charges are not paid into the Treas
uFy OF SAID town within eighteen months from The
dAls OF commitment OF the said bills so much OF
me real estate taxed will be sufficient 10 nav
INC amount due therefor, including interest and
chaf2ts viii, without further notice, be sold Al
Punhe auctl'sp AT The store OF ). L. Tracy in ,uid
Town, on the 29th day OF December Is-- AZ !
o'clock Ia the afternoon.
Name 4 Description Value Tax
Thomas Bunker, land al tiould-borp
Point, sIno =, "a
Mrs; Delima Stone, land al Winter
Harbor, 100 40
Lysander Ii. Bunker. house barn
and land in West Gouldsboro, 24J ara
A. j Tracy, land at West Bay 20 rs
James Workman, rock dresser Is
acres, n "a
Is tate ID. {. Rosebrook, house barn
anu land at Gouldsboro Point 900 & "a
Jacob r, Plumner part OF Fuller LOT
and two acres salt marsh % ~
West Gouldsboro Ice O. huiId,ng ~
value, 500, stock in trade $500 7oo . II
sydney Ash, house. barn and land too ~
j. q. HILL,
,.,,, lftas ure OF Gould-boro.
"onldsboro, August a. 1871. AVA,
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The pleasant impression which Mrs
Hayes makes on all who meet her contin
ues to grow stronger the more the public
grove acquainted with her. A recent Wis
itor to the Soldiers Home. Mrs. Hayes's
Summer residence. says of her that she
is thoroughly charming woman in every
respect. an personal appearance she
is most prepos>essing. Her eyes are
large, dark, aud very bright and expires
siye, and they light up her face delightful
ly. Her mouth is large but handsome,
with admirable teeth, and il is very mo-
bile and sympathetic. Her dress on this
occasion was handsome and heavy black
silk. open at the neck, and with mass OF
white ruching about the throat, setting
off her dsrx hair and eyes and complexion
admirably. Her manners are perfectly
easy and simple-in short, those of a
thorough woman of the world lin its best
sense) and in her Intercourse with every
one who meets her there Is such perfect
Courtesy and cordially as would set at
| ease instantly the most awkward and EN-
barassed visitor to the Presidential Man
sion. Altogether, it is long time since
any one has occupied the White House
so excelleBtly well fitted to administer its
hospitality as Mrs Hayes"
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A Poor Set.

One Of the New York papers. in trying.
a week ago, to forecast the Maine Demo
cratic Convention. after pointing out seg-
eral ways in which the party might take
advantage of the times and set itself up
in au order of responsibility. wound up by
saying that, after all. the Iaine Demo
Gratis were poor set and the Lord on
ly could tell what folly they might be led
into. Looking over the performance at
Portland. the average honest Maine Dem
ocrat. (and there are good many such
yet left in the party TO be deluded and
tricked by cunning leaders must be
forced to the conclusion that he has got
into poor set. He was sulky aud mad
in 1872. because he was told that he must
forget all that he had ever said or thought
about measures or men. and go into the
Republican camp for both; and his indig-
nation was all the greater, because as al
honest. intelligent man, he knew that the
whole plan was laid out a. cheat upon
the people. in order to ride into power
without single inclination towards a
change or reform in sentiment or action
But the Maine Democrat in 1872. was in
company with his brethren in other States,
aud while he was ashamed of the figure
which be cut in the eyes OF the world. he
had a little relief in the feeling that his fell
low Democrat was dancing the same dance
all over the Union. And he was told by
bis leaders that the condition of his CON-
pany was SO desperate and altogether
hopeless that nothing short of the harle-
quin dance on which they were leading
him would bring crowd into the show
and prolong the existence of the bankrupt
concern But this year, tile Maine Demo-
erat has no company 10 his misery and hu-
initiation. He got chance in 1875, when
the Republican tide was running high in
the State. and there was about as much
chance of electing a Governor as Hot
tentot baby has of discovering the remains
OF Sir Wm. Franklin, to vote for Demo-
cratic candidate. pure and simple, barring
his slight .swar horse escapade; but this
wear, which is an off one. and therefore
frsught with Democratic hopes, his old
candidate is kicked aside, and a former
black Republican Governor is Put at the
head of his ticket. and he is told that there
is nothing for him to do. but to vote for
him. asking no questions. The old fellow
does not like it. bat he turns for relief to
bis platform. hoping to be refreshed by
finding a fraudulent administration" held
nm TO seorn, and ringing denunelation d
..sumptuary' laws which take away the
rights of the citizen. For the average Dem
Gro, in Maine never did and never will be-
leve in liquor law which in terms pro-
bibits the selling of all intoxicating drinks
He ha. been taught this in his party couli-
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The Boston Journal says that dele
gate to the Maine Democratic Convention
has visited this city since the Portland
meeting, and belong iHg TO the Emery-Tal
bot wing of the party. which was out-gen-
eraled, he was not in happy frame of
mind politically speaking. In the evening,
after the Convention, there was an angry
dispute between prominent leaders in the
two wings, which came near ending
in blows. The friends oil Mr.. Talbot claim
that they were cheated in the balloting
and other proceedings. The delegate in
question says tina. he saw champion OF
Mr.. williamsjput in handful of votes on
the first ballot. aud that Talbot support
er imuediately added handful to make
the thing as nearly equal as possible. In
fact. the party wheel-horses went home in
a state OF mind that BODIES no good for
the vote on the 10th of September.
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Special Aotiees.

May who are suffering from the effects
the warm weather and are debilitated. are adj
Ei>ed by physicians to take moderate amounts
OF whisky two or three times during the day
In little while those who adopt this advice
frequently increase the number Of drinks,
and in time become confirmed inebriates.
beverage which will not create thirst for ill.,
toXieating liquors. and which il intended e.
pecially for the benefit Of debiltated persons.
whether At home or abroad. Is DR.. Scbenck'.
Sea Weed Tonic. Cogt.ining the Juices of
many medicinal herbs, this preparation does
not create an appetite for the into xicating Gun.
The nourishing and the ife-supporting prom.
critics Of many valuable natural production.
contained IN It and well known to medical men
have most Strengthening influence sin
gle bottle Of tonic will demon strate it, ysIua.
bic qualities For debility arising sickness from
oNef eXertlon or from any cause whatever. a
wine-glassful Of Sea Weed Tonic taken after
meals will strengthen the stomach sRl create
an appetite for wholesome food. To All who
are about leaving their homes, we desire to saw
that Inc excellent effects of DR.. Schenck's
seasoEabie remedies Sea Weed Tonic. and
Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident who,
taxing by those who are injurously affected nv
change OF water and diet. No person sbouId
ieaNe nome without taking sunply of these
safeguards along. For sale by all druggists
AUGUST.
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Notice To Subscr:s,er~

THO date on the aadress-labe of each suhsr RI
ber's paper shows the time to which the subscri,,.
ton Is paid; and all Subscribers in arrears are
requested to pay up as soon as possible
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
ONCE re ceipt viii be promptly sent 10 the sub,
scriber; and the date the address label will be
corrected on the next issue of the paper.
In all communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state the
Postoflce to which the paper is or is 10 be- sent,
an TO be careful to write all proper names plain,
ly.
In directing a change Of address, ALWAYS give
the present address well as the one to which
You wish the paper afterwards sent.
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THE WAR.
Russians Again Defeated in Asia.
THE CAMPAIGN IN ASIA.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS TO RE GrSuMFp AT
ARpAHAN

ACTIVE OPERATIONS TO BE GrSUMFp AT
ARpAIIAN
LONDON. Aug. IS The London Times
correspondents vino has been watching the
operations IN AhchaSia, writes under date
OF August 3D.. and SAYS: | am now about
to return 90 AleXaudropol, where am told
To expect great events, but although the
troops have passed mp that way. believe
that Arabian i more likely to be the scene
of the next operation.
General Mel.koti. who has Hitherto com
manded la person, Is now to place himself
under orders from the Grand Duke Michael.
SO it Is possible that operations may he pre-
pairing which will again attract the piinci.
pal Interest ct the campaign 10 the neigh
borhood Of kar-. Baioun and Ardahan.
RUSSIANS ATTACK MUkHTAR PASIIA AND
AXE REFUSED.
ERZEEoUM. Aug. 10 An official tele-
gram from Mukhtar PaSha states that on
saturday the Russians, numbering 81, 900
infantry, ten regiments of cavalry and 40
guns. attacked Mukhtar along the whole
line. extending from Magurakiah to laki-
ular. The caunonade was commenced at
I IN the morning and a; 9 in the evening
the Russians retreated in good order TO
their eueampmcnt, pursued by the Turks.
The Turks lost lGi Killed and wounded
and the Russians 700
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION

ins democrats Of Hancock County are hereby
n 1Im 10 meet BY their delegates at Hancock
goth, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Tor the purnasa a.
S, county officers to be voted for at the
Inc basis OF repres entation will be one dele
gate Tor city, town and plantation and an al
uttohal delegate tor'eyery seventy votes east for
,,'e democratic candidate for Governor in 1875
traction VIII give an additional delegeta
HAMILTON JOY,
ISAAC PARTRIDGE | County
W W. A. HEATH, 7 Com
-, DAN. j. CRAWFORD
Ellsworth, August IA IsTT. a,.aa
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Notice of Foreclosure.

hereby give pablo notice 10 al concerned
mat Sewell '" Candage OF Bluehill on the I'm
day oi september. ls7i. by his deed q that date
itcordei m Hancock County Registry OF Deeds
Vol. l5., Page - mortgaged 10 me a caStain Iot
81 lana ani buildings thereon, situated on Blue
mn Neck. - called. and bounded as follows :
On The North by land OF Stlliman Laudagc. on the
East by Bluehill Bay and land of Marx C. Morse
on the south by Land Of Marx &. Morse and he rs
q o!Ftr Eaton, and ca the West by the salt
fond, 50 called, III the buildings on tue same
Inc condition of said mortgage Is broken BY
reason thereof give this notice for the purpose
Of ioreclOs ing the same.
ANGUS HENDERSON,
by his Attorney. Jos. T.. Thomas
Selgwck, August II, ISL. 3y3..
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Notice of Foreclosure.

Whrrcas George W. Cooling aLd l.. A Standi.h
dil, on u" 18Th day II Ma. \. u. lsGI. mo rtae
y ~ 81 their machines. tools, lathes, patterns
hA7ks, stock and castings, and Castings used m
thc IRON Foun'icry 10 VII. Three engire lathe.
one IRON Pianer and two drilling machines one
Wool lathe. one chuck lathe. all patterns mill
vessel aud other masks, stock and sand Iron
foundery and one horse and wagon, and har.
ness. 70 the yalue oi twenty Ave hundred dollar.
70 SECURE the payment OF twenty dvc hundred dol.
Iars, AMI whereas tbs condition of said mortgaxe
= broken, notice Is therefore hereby given Of our
intention 70 iorcciose the SAID mort tor bre ach
Of cond tOu
}. I. 4 q. ii GRANT
BY Wisvell Y WisweIl their Attys
Dated hi 4Oth day OF Aug, A. II. IsT7 3y3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-23

INTELLIGENCE IN The .-lfI
were 70 look for a narrow uniformed and
countrytiel mind. as opposed to the intel
ligence and refinement which are thought
70 cnauate from cities, ii would be among
the rusty inhabitants Of an old-setted coun-
try. on farms all run out and gone to seed
with life-everlasting, in the towns about
Boston, eves on the hish-road in Concord,
and not ~ the backwoods of Maine
IhOreAu.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

whereas David G. Eaton and William Eaton,
both Of Ellsworth, IN the County Of Hancock ami
state Of Maine. by their deed OF mortgage, sep
tember 18Th, A. u. 1874, and recorded IN Hancock
County RSgistr of Deeds Vol. 40 Page 3Gl. con
ytycd 70 estun Butler OF Hancock in said Coun.
" and state certain lots at land situate In Han.
cock Aforesaid. bounded Il follows First, the
Weston Butler homestead lot and building-. be-
ginni ~ st,k" and stones. the south west
cor nrr % Moses Buffers home lot. thence South
eleven deg, West eighteen rods. theEco south
seventy nine leg, West ihrty.four rods thence
North twenty four deg, West sixteen rods to North
West SIDE OF County road, thence on said road
Westerly eight rods, u ence North twsnty-four
degrees, West thence North eighty eight and a
half deg. West twenty.seven rods, thence North
Eve deg. West tao hundred dfty-eight rods.
thcsce south iorty-siN deg, East eighty nine rods.
thence south Twelve deg, East one hundred
thtty nine Tod- 20 The County road, thence on
sad road Westerly fourteen rods thence south
twelve dc8, East fourteen rods to place Of beg in
ming, containing one hundred and tx more
less.
Also mill and dam. located on the Kilkenny
stream. together with the privilege, bounded as
follows. beginning ~ stake and stones some
seventy rods uor;herly from the County road on
the eastern stic OF road laid cut tor mill road,
thence south cightyhYe deg, West six rods TO
70" stream thence crossing tts stream 70 the line
OF Thomas Graves. thence following said Graves
line >orthcriy 10 The lIne OF Mcfarland Graves
thcncc foilovlhg rIid Mcfarland < Graves line
To the middle Of the stream, thence running North
siNtY deg. East eight ru"s TO a stake AMI stones
thence south flftrcu deg. tsStt twenty rods
Thence south four deg. East ten rods. place II
beginning. Al~p strip 81 iand two l.i- wide
running ir"m the southeast corner ot land ju.t
described to tie County road, coming out ii sand
"unts road a The foot 81 Ioy'- hui a little to thr
Eastward 81 4 stream aui cross way. Al.o
another lot Tor landing 10 SAID Hancock. begin.
nIhS ~ the shore at high watSr marx, thence
N"rih -tNty -nlne dcS.. East tour rods to a stake
Ani stpUes, thence ~unth thirty deg East four
teen rods 20 large stone thence South sIXtv-f me
deg, West - nv channel. thence Northerly in
said channel taurtcra rods. thence North .ixt y.
ujnr deg, East t. the dr,t mrrit!onr, bounl- to-
AtFFr 4
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Please take notice OF the breach of condition oI
a certain mortgage, dRted October 3. A. ID -,
recorded upon the records OF the town Of sullivan,
' OIL ?, Pages 232 and 2Jj, executed by You IN u4.
Of certain personal property to wit all the quar-.
RED sranIte then upon the land OF said Com
ana all the quarried granite OF said Company then
10 SAID sullivan, and ali the engines cars ma.
chlnery. tools, oxen, aud all other property o.
said Company then on the lands OF said COMPANY
and all The property OF said Company then IN said
sullivan which had then purchased or acquirci
or was thewtsed by said Company for the work
ing and development OF the quarries upon their
lands, and also the buildings OF said Company %
lands adjoining their quarry lands. And the con
dition In said mortgage having been broken
now intend to foreeloae the same mortgage and /
hereby give you notice OF such force losure ao-
corting 10 the statute 10 such case provided
OTIS CLAPP, Mortgage.
sullivan. August IL, lsz7, 3w33
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A GARD.

10 an VINO are suffering from the errors and in.
aiseretions Of youth, nervous weakness. early "a.
cay loss 81 manhood, &C., l will send rec;,,.
'nat VIII cure you, FRFE OF CHARGE TIT
reat remedy was discovered by missionary n
so.'h A'herica. send self.addressed enyeIone
" .he REV JOSEPH 7. ISMAN, Station d. Rih,s
House, New York City. AZ n'0'e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-23

Please take notice of the breach 81 condition la
a certain mortgage. dated January l., A. ID. l~'h
executed by you 70 me of certain personal prop
erty, TO VII all the quarried granite then upon rue
land OF SAID Company and all the buildlngs, en-
gines, ears, machinery and tools of the said Com
pany then owned or aiterward TO be purcha-e
Tor the working and development of the quArrie7
OF SAID Company. And the condition OF sad
mortgage having been broken, | now intend 70
ioreclose the said mortgage, and / hereby give
you this notice of such foreclosure, according u
the statute in sucn cases provided.
OTIS CLAPP, Mortgage.
sullivan August Is, 1877. 3V8
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FORECLOSURE.

| hereby give public notice to all concerned
that Hezekiah h. Gross OF Orland, on the 5th day
Of October, 1875, by his deed Of that date, duiy
recorded, mortgaged to me a certain lot OF land
with the buildings thereon, situate in said Oriand
and bounded. beginning At the most soathery
corner OF a fifty acre lot, formerly occupied by
Thomas Bennett, said corner is the second
range line northeasterly from Hot Hole Pond,
thence running g. T. on said range line 80 rods,
thence line parallel with the side line of the
lots in said range 100 rods to the next range iIne
thence said range line northwesterly oO rods 10
the most easterly corner of the said Bennett lot
thence 5. w. on the side line oil said bennett ioa
leo rods To first bounds, containing ATTY acres
The condition of said mortgage has been and Is
broken, and by reason thereof claim to ioreclosu
the same and give this notice for that purpose.
HANNAH I. BUCK,
by T. G. WooDNAS, her Atty.
Orland August Ain, 1877. 3x32
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Gbe Cllswurtb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomhs
isek, Ellsworth, Ne, by TIE HANCOCK
LoUSrN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c. see first page.
es-9. VI. PErrENGfI.L a co. 10 State Streat
'tnsten, - Park Row, New York, andg7uI Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia out Agents Tor prne.uyf !
sdgerti -emcats lor the AMERICAN in the ahov,
ctie-. aud authorized to contract for adyertisir
1t upr lowest rates.
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Republican County Convention.

i4LlSN oklll, aug -, lNst
The Republicans OF Hancock County
met By delegates a. Hancock Hall at 10
o'clock, \. NJ, aud were called to order by
\. NJ. Hopkins. Chairman Of Co. Com.
who nominated Hon. Ambrose White Of
BGckspOrt, to preside.
Mr., White accepted the position in few
well chosen and pertinent remarks. G. c.
Burrill was nominated as Sec. OF the Con-
ventiou.
The following persons were chosen
as a Com. on credentials: Mc,srs.
Warren OF Ca>tine. Aiken OF Ellsworth.
Tracy of Gould>boro. Norton OF L enobseo,.
Lord Of Bluchil.
Com. on permanent organization were
Ne ,>rs. CIosson OF Deer Isle. Hamor Of
+ len. West of Franklin, Butler Of Ham
cotA, Richardson Of fremont.
The Committee or Credentials reported
the following H., OF delegates:
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Republican Caucus.

The Rupublican voters Of the classed towns o
Eden Nj Desert, fremont and Cranberry Isle. ar,
hereby nouHesi to assemble at HamOr'5 Hail. Mt
Desert. saturday, August p inst, at O'CLOCK
+. NJ, Tor the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Representative 10 the next state Legislature.
J. L. HAMOR, Secretary.
Eden, Aug, 6. Isl.
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Do VOC HAVE PAIN IL YOUR BACK: Ifso,
your Kidneys are diseased. DO not use plas-
ter, they viii DO you 10 good: but take
HUNTS REMEDY AMI be cured. Drop.v.
and all Diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS REM
EDY
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EOr bale,

ne desirable lot of land of the late Dr. PbjIau
aeI IL harding, situated in Ellsworth and On n,
rofa ana containing about ii acres i now ofreree
10 Tor SAFE at bargain by the Administrator OF hi
Ellsworth, Aug. ], 1871. AVA
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Notice.

~ hereas my wife, Agnes A. Tourtelotte. ha,
NY w oeu ana board without juslidabe cause
aay notify all persons not TO tru 1t her on nv
aoeouhtt as ample provision is made for her sun.
DOT win me, and shall pay no bills of her con
ru. CHARLES W. ToURTELOTTE,
Ellsworth, August Is, 1877. 3wl3.
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,<nPosCasGrx cor-xr,
s.na,o-. Hon pnou. Prince
J. L. II. Cobb, Lewiston.
Treasurer-A. F. Merrill, Lewiston
Register Of Dceds->ilas >Prague. Auburn.
tommIssloner-Joh Read. Lewiston
Sheriff Thomas Littlcteld. Auburn.
.,..,,,,,,,- ,,..,-,-,,-
Scnator-P. L. Burleigh. Linneu..
,n,r,lis. ioner--U q Perry Fnrt rairfell
Treasurer l.. h. johnson. Haulton.
LEICESTER OF Deeds H. iu,-ef- H"uli"u.
~,.,.p,.r, ,>.n c,,r->.,,
senator's Philaudcr Tolman. Harrison.
+. +. Nuttrr. Cape Elizabeth.
James Bailey. Portland.
- md W. -, p,,,.f,.
Eegi>ter Of peed,-Frank g. stevens. Deer
ing
rreasurer-Lewi> Mcclellan. Horham.
Representative
Gorham-Frederlck Roolt.
kENNEBEC COUNTY.
Senator'S. Q. stevens. West NaleTi4lc,
J. Manchester Halne>, Augusta.
Treasurer Allison stark
Register Of peeds-P. NJ. F"gler.
Clerk Of Courts-N IN. >tratton
oxrorp coi-x7,
-..,,,,..r-- r,,n,. I,f.b IIar,t,r1
wMo>c> ;. Mnution, Porter.
C"mmisS1ohcr-BenI: lucll, sumner.
Treasurer -GeorEe IL. atkins
Register Of liecd>-
Eastern District. John +. Stanley. McNie"
Western District. >eEmort {. Ii. Hobbs
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1t seems 10 me" said customer To
bis barber. that In these hard times you
ought 20 lower your price tor shaving"
Cant dp r." replied the barber; nova
DAYS everybody wears such long face
that We have great deal OF surface to
shave over.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-08-23

The Democratic County Convention of
Somerset, adopted with one exception, the
no limitations of the Greenbackers.
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Some prophet says that the fashion of
teaching every boy to be a book, keeper or
lawyer, will make potatoes worth "a ner
bushel in twenty years from now.
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For Sale.

:. me variable Farm known as the Anson Flood
farm, contains 100 acres more or ICES si,ns,ss ~
snc aosay Pond road. good buildings. offered al
surry, August g. Is77. sxa
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- All orders In Eastern Maine promptlv az
Tended to, and at PRICES TO SUIT THE TINE
The people OF Hancock County Will and 1t to the
advantage to call an9 examine our stock and
81 shop On Water ST., near Post OtNce,
JEWETT Il HATCH.
Ellsworth, August /, ISL. 3gtI