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Rev. II. A. Loring OF Foxcroft, will
preach In the Congregational Church on
Sunday next.
Mr.. +. II. Greedy. OF this City, has
entered two horses, Lille Fellow and
Grey Stallion, for the races at the Machi-
as Fair.
Engine Company No. g. so men In
uniforms, accompanied BY the Emerald
Band, left here on Tuesday noon for Rock
land. to be present at the Firemen's State
Muster.
Election passed off quietly In this city
Most of the work had been done previous
TO the day OF election and very little dis
cussion or loud talk was indnlged 10, at,
or near the polls.
In answer to q request for the correct
pronunciation OF the words Russia & Prus-
sia We take the following from Webster.
preference being given to the first pronun-
cialion.
Rush-a or Russia. Prussia or Prussia.
Mr. HALE Al EAST BLUEHrLL.-The &C.
count Of the hard money meeting ct East
Bluehill las, "Wednesday night, is crowded
out Of our issue this week. but We shall be
pleased to give 1t place In our next issue.
The yellow fever still continues its
unprecedented havoc In the cities OF the
South. aud the details are sickening and
heart-rending. All business is stopped.
and the poor are obliged to live on chari-
~, or die by starvation II the fever chances
10 spare them. Appeals for aid are sent
In every direction and many Northern cit
les are nobly responding to the cali. A
charity box may be found At the Pos, or
flee In which II IL to be hoped every per-
son will deposit some amount, however
small. one CENT PROM EACH PERSON
will be over $50 from Ellsworth. Surely
We ought not to furnish less. Read the
bulletin posted near the box giving Incl
dents and items of the plague. The con-
tributions will be forwarded by the Y. N.
c. A, OF this city, by whom the box has
been established.
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A New ns.L fer singing schools.

JohRsoa's Method tor Staging CIdsSes-by
4. ". Jacksonville author Of this Method
is distinguished for the perfect simplicity and
clearness Of his instructions, which never fail
Of being perfectly understood. He has done the
profession and all weary learners world Of
good. by taking from the elementary course all
redundant and unnecessary features. The
teachers troubles about the "transpOstionr
theory are entirely done away with and the
study of keys is suspended at three sharps and
three Flats, for the simpleSreasOn that all the
omitted keys are. 10 the learner. precisely like
the others.
Johnson's Method for Singing Classes is simp-
ly method of learning TO resd the Notes. II
provides fully and admirably for this by the
Elementary course, simple and complete, by its
seyenty-ODe Practice Lessons (all Of them good
melodies, with works. by its Tunes in all Me-
tres. BY its weil.selected Anthems, and its Sc
culsr Pieces for Recre alton.
The material is abundant. varied and sum.
cient, and the use Of this method is q sure road
to success in teaching
Published by Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston.
Price, 60 cts, or $500 per dozen.
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nam Richardson, late head of the firm Of
a. Richardson & Sons. Less than two
weeks before that, the same solemn duty
was performed BY the death Of a son. Mr..
oscar A. Richardson, also Of the same
ntm. The remaining member Of the arm,
Mr.. Wilmer E. Richardson Is In Boston
under the treatment Of skilled ply sicians.
There Is son In California very sick, and
viii probably live but little while. as con-
sumption has been wasting his constitution
some tiUe. These two sons are the only
ones len OF large family. The children,
except one infant, have all grown to ma
turity and then fallen victims to hereditary
consumption. No family Of Mt. Desert
stood higher for Intelligence. character,
and success, or was more respected 70. ex-
ample, and benevolence.
4. II. DODGE.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Job G. Goss, Jr., and Stephen D..
w Stnson. both Of Deer Isle, in the County of
Deer Isle by deed Of mortgage dated the 22nd day
OF June, A. ID. 1871, aud recorded in Hancock
Reg istry, vol l57. page 43l. the following describ-
ed real estate. situated in the town Of Deer Isle
commencing at q stake and stones on line be-
tween lands Of sullivan Green and susan Nc Don.
stone marked &c n, thence northerly twenty
three rods TO . stone marked &C b.. thence west
eriy thir seven rods TO land OF sullivan Green
and sontherly By same, twenty three rods, TO
place Of beginning; and also q strip Of land
through lands OF susan Med onald. Daniel Ham.
oien and Be1jAuin Barbour. used as road. and
land stone upon for shipping.' and said mort
gage was assigned to me. The subscriber, by said
Colbeck, by deed dated the ed day of June A.
.. 1878. and recorded in said Registry, Vol l6l.
Page $50. and as the condition OF said mortgage
has been broken. now claim to foreclose the
came. SUSAN Ii. McDONu.
By SULLIVAN GREEN.
Deer Isle, August 18th, 1868. SWISS
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OrBanA.

OrlaaA.
The 'powers that be" have kept Us
well supplied with speakers on both sides
OF the political question. Hon. Eugene
Hale made US the speech OF the campai On
last Thursday evening. As is well known
Dir. Hale commenced the practice OF law
10 this village some % years ago, some
claim him Is once . citizen. and beg leave
to have more than an ordinary interest In
his welfare. Mr.. Hale met with . warm
reception. Our Town Hall was crowded
70 Its utmost, many not being able TO get
inside. No such gathering has been had
here during this campaign. Mr.. n. II.
Powers introduced him with . few well
chosen remarks. 1t is the opinion Of
all tina, he gave US the most ooneise, fair
est and seeighy argument We have Psard.
II carried conviction, and could not be re-
futed. The audience WAS attentive, and
enthusiastic. He has cause to be proud Of
his reception.
BANKERS are coming in with full car.
goes.
One OF our oldest citizens, Joseph
Dorr, aged so. passed away quietly AFTER
years Of falling oealth. leaving An aged
widow, and large family Of married chill
dren. He WAS the father Of o. P. Dorr oil
this village.
A young man At Duck Cove, visiting
At Mr.. Eldridges, accidentally discharged
his pistol putting ball through two fingers
OF his hand and filling the wounds full Of
powder.
Wheat Is abundant. Many are not go.
ing 70 dig their potatoes; our merchants
are shipping them.
Rev. Mr.. Wentworth bad donation
given him aud received substantial aid.
F. II. c.
Sept. 9, 1873.
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=. Dluehall,
The largest concourse ever known In
this place. was assembled to hear Mr.. Hale
wednesday evening Sept. 4th. Good
judges state that between 500 and COO were
present. The truth could not be resisted
and many were convinced that sound mon.
ey was what they wanted.
The members OF the Sound Money
Club" OF this place wish to extend their
thanks TO the Collins Granite Co., who
through Mr.. c. Binder, Secretary, provid.
ed a generous collation.. Wednesday even
ing. Sept. 4th. for the benefit of the Club
and all others present.
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Sept. I, 1878. HAL.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday, Sept.s.
ARRIVED.
Sch keanedy. Pomroy, New York
SAILED.
Sch City OF Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
Thursday, Sept 5.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph x Grant. Grant. Rockland.
sch Mary Cushman. Pattcn, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Telegraph. Esmick. Boston.
Friday. sep,.5.
SAILED.
sch Charles Upton. Kief New York
sch Nellie Grant. Jord an, Providence.
sch julia Edna. Teuill. Bangor.
Sch Regulator. Curtis, Rocklani.
sunday. sept. 5.
ARRIVED.
sch Ponder. Jr. WEIGH. New York.
Sch lmogcne, Lord. Rockland.
sch Express. Lord Iarvcr's Harbor.
Tuesday. Sept. 10.
ARRIVED
Sch Regulator. Cur,is. Rookland
SAILED.
sch Panama, Moon. Boston.
sch Care-.a. Ray Providence.
sch Globe. Hammet, Boston.
Demc.tie Ports.
CALAis-sli J. sch P,ide of the East, Lord
New York.
Portland Cid ). sch Ida Z spoGord. ingalls,
Eastport.
Ar 4. sch Angola. Wooster. Philadelphia; Tan.
i.cott. Ihurlow, Deer Isle. Volsnt. Mufeh ELL
sworth.
Ar !. sci Estclla. Hod-kins, Franklin; la nthe
Johns Gould. boro; Radient, Hardy, swans Isle
Ar 5, sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant. Ellsw orth
Caroline hriseher. Deyerc1N. Buckspo
BosroS-Art. sch vineyard, lot Ellsworthl
Rosebrook. T.. Harbor, senator Bousey. Ellis.
worth.
Ar :, sch Red. Rover. Alley. Ellsworth II. II.
Hsyy. Blake. Ellsworth.
svorth.
sALrM-Ar:. Sch Mountain Laurel. Farrell,
Port johnson.
PRoVIsCErowS-Ar /, sch Agricola, Whilmore
Ellsworth.
foErsxoUrH-cid 2. ssh David Faust, smith.
fRoviDEscE-Ar !, sch Fairdealer, Dodge, ELL
sworth.
NISErARD HAvES-Ar ), sch Ganges, Leach.
Deer Isle.
SD ). rch Onward. tof Bucksport -, -.
fHiLADEtPnIA-Cld ), sch Anna > Murch,
Woodard Mediord
Nhw iokk-Ar 9, sch Ganges, Leach. Deer
lse Mary A. Rice, heat,
MAgsEIIIEs-Sld l. Brig Wyronus Joy Eo.
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Old Prob. There will be early frosts.
For now u the time that the rural school
boy sits tho0gbuuDy On the fence and de-
nberstes, for hours with his fellows. II be
gets black seat for the wintsr term be
will like the teacher. and will learn fast
but ii be has TO sis part way down font hs
will staud il his Glasses, from TOO.
Mr.. o. n. Kistredge has just finished q
new bars and carriage house.
Last Monday, Sept. God. the frieada
and rslasivss gathsrsd q TIE dwelling
hoase % mad ~ funeral q Cape. Aha
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Daekap0r6
-Pbenix Temple OF Honor gave . socia-
BILE last Friday evening. inviting the friends
Of Aessrs. J. A. Silsbury and Will N.
Ross, members Of the Temple Who are
about to leave for . home on the Pacific
coast.
A reception was given on Monday
evening BY the Reform Club and Ladies'
Aid to their friends. Both very interest
ing occasions.
AT the Reform club meeting Sunday
p. NJ, Rev. DR.. Hamlin, = retained mis-
sionsry gave an interesting address. re-
marks we're also made by Rev. George
Crawford. Chaplain In the U. s. Nsvv.
Election very quiet, but every man in
tensely Interested. An unusually large
vote cast. Mr.. C. C. Homer, was elected
Representative BY small majority. The
balancs Of the Republican ticket was
elected. BIG.
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A correspondent Of the Bangor (Me. J
Commercial. who until recently had NOT
visited Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, for l6
years, thus writes: "The change during
these years Is n marvel. 1t Is the change
OF bare, rocky island to fertile field
the change OF desert to paradise. At
that time there was a little barn-like struc-
ture, called tavern, named the 'Agamont
House, OF which the quaint and brotherly
old romancer, Tobias Roberts. was the
landlord and monarch. Our party Of three
took lodgings In this antique castle, and
were entertained for two days and nights
as well as could be expected. recoilect
confab between one OF the guests and
the venerable Tobias as he settled his bill.
The charge was then 81 week for gentle
men and quarter Oh for ladies'. My friend
objected to his bed, as being vlllainously
hard and humpy. Well quoth the com.
placent Tobias. you come down here for .
charge and you see you get it, The old
Agamont still survives as q memento Of the
good old days, and so does the Emperor
Tobias; not In his ancient simplicity. but
Ia the dignity and grace that fortune of
sSO,ucO imparts to unctuous souls. The
Eastern Railroad bought Tobias out some
10 years ago and paid him 10 cash the hand
some sum OF $50 900. and the pile has not
shrunk since. But now how changed. As
you approach the harbor, especially In the
evening. you see what appears to be mag
nihcent city, set on a hill, adorned with
towers, mosques, and abbeys Of Oriental
grandeur. A close inspection dIspels this
Illusion. but nevertheless Il Is picturesque
and beautiful spot, possessing every ad-
vantage OF climate and scenery-of land,
lake and ocean, and all they contain. The
hotels are superb. numerous, and well ap-
pointed. The drives are excellent and the
cradle-like 'buck-boards' afford the choicest
OF locomotion."
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-Four boys. while whistling 'Grsnd-
fathers Clock and whoa. Emma" .
few days ago. were killed BY lightning.
(This IL . falsehO0d-but is 1t \ sin to lie
for q good, wholesome purpose? All OF
this paragraph. outside Of the parenthe-
sis. should be read 70 the boys.)-Norr.
Herald.
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NJ A II RI f ID

Ellsworth-Sept. 10th, by Rev. ". II. Lyon,
Austin ". Foster and Della j. REYNOLDS, all
Of Ellsworth.
Cherryheld-Sept. 9Th. by Rev. +. d. Blake,
Mr.. John ". Hale, of Ellsworth, and Mrs
France. :. Redman. OF Cherryfeld.
No. NJ hiu Will ,a n' % %. r. Carter
Miss Lois j. Holt. of No. Bluehill
Bluehiii-Sept. 9th, by Rev. Samuel Wood
bury, Mr.. Henry L. Grindle and Miss Arletta
A. Douglass, both of Bluehill.
swans Isle-Sept. I'd, BY c. Wasgatt, Esq
Mr.. James L. Bridges and Miss Sarah " Pray
both Of swans Island
No. Penebscot-sept. sth. by Rev. NJ. d.
Miller, Mr.. Frank W. Staples and Miss Nellie
4. Wight. both Of Penobscot.
Eastbrook-Sept LIST, by l.. W. Bunker, Mr..
Henry French and Miss Rose L. Merchant
both of Eastbrook
Sept. 9th, by the same, Mr.. Chelsea Piper
and Miss Mary $. Butler, both Of Eastbrook.
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The Universal Pile Pills, are sold In
Ellsworth BY 8. d. Wiggin.
DIR. Z. 4. Jsckson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
tor Cstarrh. Colds in the head. Headache.
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
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State News.


The Maine State Agricultural Society
aud Maine Dsirymen's Association will
be held At Portland, Sept. 18th to goth.
The Fair will open at Presumpscot Park
and City Hall. on Tuesday. September IL,
ISIS Al 9 o'clock. and continues four days.
Farmers. breeders aud manufacturers
through the Safe are cordially invited to
make early entries Of stock, produce. and
dairy products and manufactured goods
for which liberal premiums are offered,
aggregAting over 5000. The usual free
rate of transportation over the several
railroads for stock. and articles for exhi-
bition will be granted.
The roads will run special passenger
trains At reduced rates, thereby Offering
to the general public An opportunity OF
visiting the Fair At trihng expense.
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lie was a "culrd tramp" and APP
preached Capt. Jase Phillips as the train
hauled up at Pewee. is you de csptin'
Oh de Aesrsl" Yes replied Jsse. Don't
want TO ter hire any deck hands, dug ye =
No. I'm not running a steamboat. -
',Zac'ly Mout | ride straddle ob de cow
snatcher 10 de mex landin'-I'se busted au'
4 long ways from homer "Get on. All
aboard and the negro straddIed the
"cow-suatcher." Ed Gilligan pulled on,
the throttle wide open and the train had
not gone more Than half mile before the
engine collided with q COW. THROWN. Il
over fence into q cornfleld, and the negro
after the cow. Next day. coming down.
the negro limped up to Jase at the same
depot and said: Boss, | didn't ride fur
wild you on dat cow-snatcher. kase you
see de COW wanted to ride dar, too, an dar
want room TO- bofe Of US, so we got of
togedder up here in . CO oneld TO- to rest.
DE next time rides wild you I'll freeze to
de tail-gate OBJ de wagon-hlt's safer
Louisville Cour.,your
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. lilo An.
Indications
For New Englsnd, incressi sing cloudiness
with frequent rain, variable winds shifting
to Northwesteriy. and stationary followed
by rising barometer.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this CITY saeA s,,as

s'''s'eus sssvsees II us civ 00cA SUAaaY,
COMPLEMENTARY NJ 10 10 A
NJ and T. -. Sabbath School In the sfteI.
noon, ct ~ O'Clock, n,
Acknowledging At and p. n. s.b.
bath School ut p. n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to half past ten In the
forenoon. sunday School q twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
CATHnLIc.-Preaching at 10 L. O'Clock A.
n: Sabbath School at 9P. N.
MErHoDIsr.- Presching At 9 and Up. NJ
Sabbath School ut p. NJ.
sfiRITvALIsT.-Aeetings held every Sun.
day 1t O'Clock. P. n. In Hall over huaici.
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block
UNION TEMPERANCE AEgrrxG-everv Sun.
dav at p. n. At Temperance Hall.
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Buy for your children only those shoes
projected from wear at the toe BY the Sill
yer or the "A. 8. 7. Co." Black Tip. They
more than double the wearing value Of the
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ID I E D

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
No Sedgwick-Sept. 9Th, Carrie Lillian Page,
daughter Of Mr.. Chas. Page, aged 3 years and
5 months.
Trenlon-Aug. 26th, Leslie T. Hadley, aged
is years, months, ) DAYS.
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The Penobscot Farmers Club will hold
their annual exhibition on Wednesday, Oct.
ID, 1878.
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Do you want to save your children? II you
do. 20 70 g. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes
senden's Worm Expsller. II 10 the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now In use.
For sale by oil druggists for Is ceAts, or sent
by mail on receipt Of the price.
Prepared BY Fsssenden 4 Co., Rocklsnd.
Maine.
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and the latter was declared the nominee
amid great cheering. The nominate Was
made unanimous. and. on being introduced
to the Convention, General Head made =
short speech. returning his thanks for the
nomination. Aessrs. Conn. willard and
missioners.
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EvERY NAN AND WOMAN. the young, th<
ntddieaGed. and even those more sdvsaced Ia
life may derive untold benefits from perus.
veal lnstitute,r Boston, vi1:@"The Science o.
L'ie.' treatise upon IL senssative ORGANS
aad tn norvous diseases cd doAility caused
~ Tie ssTers a yeuth I'D abase efsks sysseD
IN eouSzssulellA1 eA1A11I lHuDy
strikss u ~ root, builds sp IL eeastitntiea
aakss 4 nsv. ~ drives sway CnaarTh asd IL
dssasn q H. nneueus memheapo, and theiI
e9feo4eae peiaG - oehes, poeenlnlag - heoi
eeck. dAe1l1sss, h1nsyu ~ thEVoe. 1YO
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TO LET

uoUsE TO let on Franklin Street ENQUIRE of I
u Masan. Water Street.
Ne~ AAserssseoe.ss Thss week.
Black Tip-A. S. 7. Co,
Probate Notices.
bankrupt Notices.
Bluehill Town Fair-Aur. stevens, Sec
Lost-key. }. =. Evelelh
Yarn for sAle-HAle A kmery
fetition-J. N. Hutchin..
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Notice..

7 HEREBY give to my son, EpLraim Z. Robbins 8.
1 his time during the balance of his MINOR ty.
and shall pay NO debts Of his contracting nor
claim any OF his earnings amer this date.
HIRAM =. ROBBINS.
Mt. Desert, Aug. s6, 1873. sw35s
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AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. 10.
There is no doubt that Powers Is defeat
ed in the Fourth Congressional District,
and Hsle's election depends upon q very
slender thread in regard TO the few towns
10 Washington County. The Senate has
nine Republican majority. We have re-
turns iron ninety Representative Districts.
The politics of the Representatives stand
ing as folows:-Whole number 30. Re
publicans A.. Democrats 10, Greenbsck
IS. Combination IL. There Is bare DOS.
sbity that the returns TO come In NAV
bring the Republican vote within 5 or C
of the opposition on joint ballot. Retsrps
for Governor from 2s& cities and towns
received at this Office up TO last evening.
shows In those towns total vote OF lo2, :
s6s, giving Connor s7.27s, 6arcelon %, :
"a, and Smith 81 $50, Conner. plurality
over Garcelon 1894. and bis plurality
over Smith l4.442. Counor lacks s.sla OF
majority over both. The same tow us
lsst year gave Connor ~ .s9s, Williams
- 673, snd Munson 1889. Connor's ma
jority 1898.
Comfy Officers.
PORTLAND, Sept. To-
Following is the result on the various
county tickets so far as known: Aroos-
took, Commissioner and probably Sheriff
Republican; Senator and Treasurer pro-
baby Fusion. Androscoggin officers oil
Republican. Cumberland officers all Re-
publican. Franklin all Republican. Han
cock Republican except Treasurer and
Commissioner, which are In doubt Knox.
senator, Democratic; Fusion tickle, gets
Treasurer and Commits sioner, OF her officers
Republican. kennebec solid Republican.
Lincoln, Senator, Republican; Sheriff.
Commissioner. And Register of Probate.
Democrat; Treasurer In doubt Oxford
all Republican. Somerset all Fusion. Wal
90 all Fusion. Washington probably Re
publican, A. Senator Is so. York Repub,-
can excep, that Sheriff and County At,or-
rey we're carried by Fusion candidates.
The two lacking Representatives In Cum
berland, are Merrill. Republican, and Poor.
Democrat, making the County stand eigh,
Republican, seven Democratic and five
Greenbsckers. The Greenbackers In this
vicinity are disappointed At no, doing bet
ter here. but the centre of the Storm seems
10 have passed to the Eastern part of the
State.
First District.
The vote In the First District is significant
Reed, 1879 Anderson, Dem. 1886; Cove
Greenback 6.5<s. In 1878 IL stood, Reed.
l6,2+s; DEM l5,l56; scattering LIS
The Democrats expected TO hold their
votes and defeat the Republicans by draw
Ing from their ranks as Cove was formerly
5 Republican. but the result was exactly
the opposite, and hard money Democrats
are mourning s demoralized party.
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us s0eu.s Ii sAould couch nv head ar,
IL sometimes the impatient exclamation Of q
su0ersr from . severe Cough. Quell de OAR.
oxysms with Hdies Honey Of HoreAoxnd
and Tar. The relief Is Immediate and the
cure certain. Sold By all druggists.
Pixies TeotAache Drops surs In minute.
3W47
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Core thst cough! Howl VIII Adassson' q
BotdHtc Boisd1. Ii IL warranted to cure
coughs, colds. asthma and all lung diliculties
sample free. Lasge bottles 8 a.,
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TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate of the
County of Hancock.
THE undersigned. Widow of Frank N. Green
i late Of Penobscot in said County, decs ased
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed OF Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
which has been duly rcturne into the Probate
ONCE that her crcums tame render IL neces sary
that she should have more of said Personal rs.
tate than she e entitled to q 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. Also for the appointment
OF Commissioners to set out her Dover In her
late husband estate.
FLORA GREEN.
Sept. eth, 1878
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
Sept. Term A. D. ISIS.
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
excessively In the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth, in SAID County
that they may appear st Court of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, the 2nd
"wednesday Of October next,at len of theclock n
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
why the same should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: CHAs +. DoRR, Register. Sw3Is
true copy-Attest: CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register