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Municipal Court.


Octavius I. Howard v. Isaac Baty.
This was process Of forcible entry and
detainer 10 remove Baty from farm iu
Biuehlli. Some question arose about the
propriety OF the process in the case when
the plaintiff withdrew il. and the case was
entered n. Z.
II. A. Trip for Pin. Emery for Dett.
Geo. W. Pettingill v. Gilbert +. Hooper.
Action agains, Defendant as guarantor
for his brother L. C. Hooper. Pettlngill
claimed that he was asked to be surety for
L. c. Hooper, and Def. agreed to see tina,
he was not harmed. Def. objected that
no writing was shown and that the case
was within statute OF frauds. Judgment
for Def.
Joy for Plf. Emery for Deit.
Owen Moran VS.. Daniel Mckay.
This was ala action, on a promissOry
note. claimed to have been given by the said
Mckay to said Moran for el6. as balance
for merchandise. Defendant claimed that
he never gave note, and that said merch-
andise was paid for at time Of purchase.
Judgment for PHI. for slG and costs.
Peters for PHI. Emery for Deit.
Annie Stuart VS.. John Brown.
This was An action TO recover upon a bill
Of goods. furnished by the said PHI to said
Brown. Defendant claimed that he never
knew, and did not purchase goods of said
Annie Stuart. but OF Donald. husband OF
said Annie. that he was charged with goods
not received, and for those received. there
was an overcharge. Judgment for PHI.
for $40 and costs.
Peters for Plff. Emery for Def.
John Allen VS.. Adams q. Herrick.
Action against Herick to recover dam
age for obstructing Pits. fright Of way"
and to fully establish his right In said ease
ment. PHI. and his witnesses testified to
the constant and uninterrupted use of said
way TOR upwards Of twenty years. Defense
was that the specific way Ia question. had
not been so used. that number Of years. as
that from blowing up and tilling said way,
said PHI. and his family had made several
distinct ways across said Defendants land
This WAS . case OF considerable import
sDce Involving some new pOiats Of law
Judgment Of Court reserved until coming
term. s5lff
Emery for PHI. Peters for Def.
William Morrison vs.. Geo. II. Mace.
Action to recover damage for nespass
done 70 person Of Pm. ana for consequen-
iial injuries arising from said trespsss.
Defense that PIT. had not suffered any in
jury, and action was grOundless. judy
ment for Pin. for go aud costs. Defen-
dsnt appeals. TT N-A't
Emery for PHI. Peters Tor Def.
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1t is stated that the steamer Great
Eastern has been purchased by company
who intend using her as cattle boat 10
ply between Texas and London. Refrig-
orators will be built In her for the purpose
OF carrying fresh beef 1t Is estimated
that she will carry 220O head Of cattle and
1900 head OF mutton.
The steamship Cimbria, from South.
west Harbor arrived at Philadelphia. Thurs
day. The Russians on board number 40
officers and GOO men, and comprise the
crews of four steamers. now under con-
struction for the Russian government.
The date OF the departure of the Russian
vessels is not yet decided upon.
One of the latest of Mr.. Edison's sin
gular inventions is wha: he calls the ..blind
writing Ink which. after drying. swells
and hardens until ii rises perceptibly
above the paper, and may be read by the
blind. as they read the raised letters In
the books printed for their use. BY writ
ing with this preparation they can commu-
nicate with each other, and great field Of
happiness and mental improvement is
opened TO them.
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Hdrper's Magazine for October 1878. The
october Number Of Harper's Magazine prom
Uses complete satisfaction to all classes OF read
ers.
The two serial novels. by those great masters
Of iction-Black and Hardy-will take the first
place in the minds of the thousands Of readers
who are following these stories from month TO
month with intense interest. An equally nu-
merous class Of readers, who prefer the mar
vellous details Of actual herOism to even the
most mastery creations Of the imagination,
will turn to John Russell Younss' terse and
thrilling story Of Stanley's Journey through
The Dark Continent one OF the illlstrat ed
articles In this number.
A novelty In the way Of illustration. peculiar
to Harper. is another reproduction Of an old
time poem, ''Ye Bellmsn,' by Robert Her
rick, making page-picture In Abbey's most
characteristic style.
The three short stories are worthy to follow
the brilliant contributions OF this class given in
the September Number. "Three Thunder
bolts" Is humorous Southern character-sketch
by Lizzie W. ChaDpney, witt two powerful
Illustrations by seinhart. ''The Western Gi-
neyrar is by Edward Everett Hale. Little
Miss Mouse and her Marvellous Scholar is by
the author of Colonel Dunwoddie, Million
| sire.-
''Adorsis" by Will Wallace Harvey. Is an
illustrated poem worthy Of especial notice, not
merely for the beautiful picture Of Frederics,
but for its high merit IS an imaginative poem
Of the pastoral order, and for its rare melody.
Besides the illustrated contributions already
mentioned, there are five Of descriptive char
acter, each OF which has special interest. The
first OF these, snd opening the Number, is 3
graphic description Of scientifically conducted
stock AID butler farm In New England. Anoth-
er. contributed BY s. \. Byers, our consul at
Zurich, is devoted 10 the celebrated ST. Goth
ard Tunnel, now In process OF construction be-
meath the Alps. Still another describes, with
quaint illustra atoms, japanese mis- SION school,
OF more distinctly summer character are the
articles on "New York 10 Summer, and
"Around the Peconics." The former, By Pro-
fessOr Charles Carroll, shows how the sfay-st.
home club Of nine hundred and odd thousand
New Yorkers amuse themselves on the Hud-
son. and at Consy Island, Rockaway, Hoboken,
and elsewhere, during the summer months.
The ilIustr atoms are characteristic. Mr.. Eru-
est Ingersolps "Around the Peconics' 10 an
exceedingly Interesting description Of the Long
Island coast. The illusiratioas q this article
are more novel and artists than anythine nth.
ertO attempted II articles Of this kidd.
SHUTTER Stores 10 Paris, !" BY Harie Rowland,
Il ~ interesting sketch, 1tly suppleneutiug the
srticle on Echo Farm; and "In JeWish book.
store" By u. l. 0asrs, introduces Tie reader
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to some unfamiliar characters, IS well Is some
very novel Information.
OF the unillustrated poems. Injecting" Is a
happy rendering from the Spanish, by Helen
:. Conant; and .Discord' is . strong sonnet,
from the pen Of Richard Kexlf.
The Editor's Easy Chair treats OF some e..
pecially timely topics. and the other editorial
summaries are. as usual, well sustained.
LlteUs Liring Age for the week ending
sept. 18th contains = very interesting article,
entitled The Four Last Sultans,- translated
and abridged for the mags zine. from advance
sheets OF work by Count L. de Keratry, ex-
diplomatist At Constantinople. The number
also contains The Baptismal Creed OF the
larry Roman Church. Contemporary Rerietc;
The TRIAL Of Two QuAkers In the Time Of
a. II. A: Hamilton, Frdzer's Magazine; The
First Edinburgh Reviewers, CornhM Maya.
ztae, The Bewiiderments Of Science, SDecta.
tor; Thibet, Nature; The Drawbacks Of the
Intellectual Life, Spectator; instruments Of
Castle DAILY" "Oldbury," etc: the other BY
Mrs. Oliphsnt, and both publ shed from the
authors advance sheets; together with the
usual choice poetry, etc.
For fifty-two such numbers, OF sixty .four
large pages each Tor more than 1000 pages q
year,, the subscription price (ss is low; or
Tor $1,000 any one Of the 81 monthlies or week
Hes Is sent with The Lifting Age for year,
both postpaid. Littell & Gay, Boston, are the
publishers.
The Singers Class Book.-By ". o. Per-
ins.-Published by q. d. Russell & Company,
125 fremont ST, Boston.
There seems to be demand for smaller and
cheaper books for Singing Schools than the
common church music book, much OF which il
entirely u seless TO class OF beginners. This
book meets well such demand. II contains
1GO pages. the first 81 Of which are devoted to
rudimental definitions and easy exercises. pro-
gressyely arranged In the various keys: 50
pages, one-half Of the book. all devoted 10 easy
glecs and part-songs Of bright and attractive
character, Just such As Mr.. Perkins knows how
TO write, and singing classes will like. The
remainder Of the book contains a pleasing va
riety OF hymn tunes, gospel and Sunday school
pieces, anthems and chants. Altogether thi,
appears TO be one Of the best books Of its kind
Price 10 cts. $500 per doz.
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The temperance meeting on Sunday
afternoon WAS perfect success. The fact
that President win NJ. Ross, also ex Pres
ident J. A. Silsby. were to attend for the
last time and leave for the Pacific coast
the next morning, drew out q very large
audience. c. J. Cobb gave the key nste
10 the meeting by referring to those about
to leave. urging them to go as missions
ries, and permit US to have q good report
OF their work. Rev. Edwin Back, city mis-
sionary 10 Fall River, Mass, gave some
very Interesting incidents connected with
his work. The meeting next Sunday will
be In the grove, II the weather permits.
A large crowd Of citizens with many
ladies were on the wharf, Monday morn
ing. TO see Messrs. SIlsby and Ross en-
bark for the West. These young men and
their families must see that they are fol-
lowed by the good wishes aud earnest
prayers OF their fellow citizens by whom
they are held in high respects. SIC.
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Ellsworth. Sept. Il, 1873.


The Deaeas 81 ear Life Saving Service
Sch. David Faust, of Ellsworth. Capt
Smith. from Portsmouth for Ellsworth
was compelled by the thick fog to come to
anchor OF White Head on Friday evening
last. During the night the wind increased,
aud at daylight was blowing heavy aud
sea rough. Not having crew enough to
get up his anchor In so heavy sea. Capt.
Smith let out the balance OF his chain, co
iataoms in all, and decided TO wait for
more moderate weather, or Ia case anchor
did not hold, to bouy chain and slip it.
Abou, 10 O'Clock Saturday. 1t was discoy-
cred the vessel was dragging her anch or
slowly and drifting towards the leashore.
About O'Clock Ia the afternoon, Capt.
Smith set his colors for aid from the Life
Saving Station and Immediately Capt. II.
+. Norton, keeper Of Station No. 1. at
White Head came OF with crew OF seven
men and rendered the much needed as
sistance. Capt. Smith express ses himself
under the greatest obligations TO Capt.
Norton and his crew, and speaks in the
highest terms OF the value aud efficiency Of
our government Lille Saving Service.
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At about midnight on Friday night last,
fire Was discovered In an unoccupied house
on the lane leading from High street to
Bears hill. The engines we're quickly on
the spot and succeeded in combining the
Ore 70 comparatively narrow limits. -Four
small houses, the property Of Mrs. Beck
with. were destroyed-insufed. rs we learn.
for 500 each. Al the time Of the fre-tAe
origin OF which is urknown-the wind was
blowing slmossa gale from the Southwest.
and the dsugerof . widespread connagra-
ton became all the more iDuiueet because
n tbs early exhsustios Of Tie wafer In the
reservoir. Fortunately however, the
weather for the precedinx forty eight hours
had been rainy, otherwise. IL seems that
all the eat side Of High street. extending
northwsrd, msst have been destroyed. Two
Of the burnt houses were vacant. and two
were occupied, one b. Nr. Hsrs, and the
other By Thomas Robinson. The damage
70 ths eoateats was slight-
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Mr.. Editor Il cut the following extract

Mr.. Editor Il cut the following extract
from the Commercial:
"SERENADE TO Mr.. MURCH.-The Ellis.
worth Band Of Ellsworth. the home Of Eugene
hale, serenaded Thompson II. Murch. Con-
gresham elect from the Fifth District. at the
Lynde Hotel. Rockiand. Wednesday evening.
Union Engine Co. No. 2, from the same
city were also in the procession. Mr. Murch
responded briefly. The Republicans generally
view this - q rubbing In process on Hale
IL Is very triniug matter. but the truth
about 1t is, that while our company was at
Rockland, accompanied by the Emerald
Band, Mr.. Murch sect to ask the Band to
give him a serenade. The Baud at first
declined, as they were engaged to the
Company for the day. Mr.. Murch then IN.
sited members of the Company and Band
to q supper nj the hotel After supper. the
Band went TO comply with the request for
the serenade. Several members of the
Company went with Them to see and
hear the Congressman elect. There were
no politics in IL. and II it had been dream.
ed that any person could have seen any
such thing as indicated In the above ex-
tract, nothing OF the Kind would have tax
en- place.
+. B. AIKEN, Foreman.
Ellsworth Sent Il 1873
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Business Notices.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER.

When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTRL, OPP
poste the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and Is nttei
up al an expense OF over $500 90. Elevator, stsa
aud all modei n improvem~n ts. European Plan
The SEsTAChANTa.L Lunch Coulter and
Wine Rooms are supplieiwith the best the mar.
bet can furnish The cuisine Is unsurpassed
Rooms for Asingic person, o., tijo, and o. per
day; rich suites Tor families proportionAiely low
so that visitors to the city and travellers can live
more luxurtousiy, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION. than at any other Hrstelass Hotel in the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min.
ute for ali parts OF the city.
lyA q. .. 4 W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
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IT Il ALL-lMPORTAST that the Young should
learn how to avoid the most affective diseases
always prevalent In civilized communities, and
hardly less important that men Of middle age,
and even those more advanced In lie, should
understand how the lost powers Of manhood
may be restored. On these and other kindred
matters the work entitled The Science OF
Life, or Self-Preservation, is more lucid III an
any other medical work extant. See sdvertise-
ment.
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WAR DEPARrMKNT. J
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
wAsHINGT ON, D. c.. Sept. Isl An. }
Indications.
For New England. and Middle Atlantic
States. falling barometer, Southwest
winds, warmer. partially cloudy weather,
possibly followed In the interior by light
rains and cooler Northwest winds.
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The complete returns, excep, few small
towns and plantations, show the total vote
to be as follows
Common, Sc .4l9 votes; Garcelon, 27,s72 !;
Smith. il.40i; Connor's plurality over
Garcelop. Is ,5i7; his plurality over Smith,
l.,0l5. The vote for Smith and Garcelon
combined, aggregates 50 .276, and therefore
Common lacks just II SIS votes of an eiec-
ton Of the people. The aggregate vote
thrown was rs. 72G. Total vote last year,
lUl .l9l.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Universal Pile Pills, are sold in
Ellsworth by 8. ID. Wiggin.
DIR. T. K. Jackson's Catsrrh Snu6 and
Troche powder is highly recommended
tor Catarrh. Colds in the head. Headache.
sore throat. &C. See Advertisement.
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10 sometimes the Impatient exclamation Of
ssoerer from . severe Cough. Quell the par
oxysms with Hale's Honey Of Horehouad
and Tar. Ths relief r. immediate and the
cure certain. Sold By all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute.
3wG
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The experience VI last Friday night
shows that the supply Of water or High
street 10 not al all equal to the require
ments Of pablo safety. There ought to
Be at least four unes the quantity Of wa.
ter that there now h.
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Do you want TO save your children! II you
do. go TO q. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes
senden's Worm Expeller. II is the sure,t
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for . cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fcssenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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MAINE NEWS.


PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IL.
The sixteen nth annual exhibition Of the
Maine State Agricultural Society and exhi-
billion OF the Maine Dairymen's Associa-
ton. opened this morning. There Is large
and excellent display of manufactured
goods al City Hall and at Presumscott
Park, and the usual fne exhibition OF ami
mails and agricultural implements. This
morning has been occupied by q display of
horses on the track
Among the noted trotters present are
Joe Riply and Apodyne, Of Bangor, and
Tom B. Patchen OF Portland, all with rec
ords close TO twenty. 1--WE. The formal
opening will take place at twelve O'Clock
Wednesday noon, when Governor Conner.
DIR. Garceion, and d. II. Thing Esq.
will deliver addresses
lee Houses Burned.
RICHMOND, Me-, II.
Caleb Holland & Co.'S ice houses. six In
number. situated on the Hill farm In Bow
doinham, were totally destroyed last night
by fire. Loss about $4,000, probably in
sured.
Aid for yellow Fever Sufferers.
LEWISTON, Ne. Il.
A meeting to take measures for raising
funds for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers. was held At city Hall this even
ing upon the call Of the Mayor. A solicit.
L. - no xx-tt
Institute the work at once.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this CITY saeA aunAa,

ksns'eos Services IN this City each eunasy.
N. and P. II. 6abbsth Schoei In IT, .fle, !.
noon, at IL O'Clock, II.
bath School at p. n,
UNIrARIAN.-Service to half past ten In the
forenoon. sunday School Ut twelve, Evening
Service at half past seven.
,CAIHIlc.--Presching ai 10 l-a O'Clock A.
N: Sabbath School st sP. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 9 and TP. M
Sabbath School at r. NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held every Sun.
day at o'clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich.
pal Court Room, C0ombs' Block.
UNION TKAPERANcR MEsTrNG-every Sun.
dsv at r. NJ. ~ Temperance Hall.
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M A II lie d.

Esq. Mr. Eugene S. Trask and Miss Caroline
A. Stanley. both OF Swans Isle.
No. Sedgwick-Sept. 18th, by Rev. J. II.
Taylor, Mr.. Horace J. Batcheller and Miss
Ella A. Cartar, both Of BroOklin.
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TO LET /.

uousE 10 let on Franklin Street. Enquire Of r
u Msksn. Water street.
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Ne0 Advertisements Thas VVeek.
Foreciosure-Theo. c. Woodman.
foreclosue-Theo. c. woodnan
Nouee-A. {, Hagcrthy.
Bankrupt Notice-A. r. JeIlison
Probate Notice.
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BARBADOEs-Ar II. sch A. K. Woodland, Jor.
daa. Bangor.
HOx0 KONo-Ar 8. Bark Hiram Emery. wy.
man. Tor Foo hoV, 10 /oad for Port Eiizab
and Cape Town, G. q. a..
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MARINE LIST.



Ellsworth Port.
Thursday. Sept. l2.
SAILED.
sch Mary Cushman. Patten, Boston.
sch Ralph Grant, Grant, Rockland.
Friday. Sept Is.
Sch Ponder. Jr WEIGH. New York.
Sch Otronto, Hammond New York.
Sch Arboreer. Clark. Boston.
sch Express. Lord, Camden.
Saturday, Sept. IA.
ARRIVED.
Sch Red Royer, Alley. Boston.
Monday, Sept. lG.
ARRIVED.
Sch VIM II Archer. Bellatty. Boston.
Sch Senator. Bonsey, Boston.
Sch Julia Edna, Ferriil. Bangor.
Sch David Faust. Smith, Portsmouth.
Sch Delaware, Sine Air. Boston.
Sch Harvey. Bunker. Bluehii.
SAILED.
Sch Beetle Bug. Pho, Oak Point.
Tuesday. Sept. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Sch Nellie Grant. Jord an, Boston.
Ds.essie Psrss.
BUcKsPoRr-Ar o, sch White Foam, Nicholson,
Grand Banks.
Ar II. sch Princess, Leach, Grand Banks.
BAN0OR-Fair Dealer Pond, Boston.
bosroN-Ar IL, sch Union. Dobbin. Nachias;
Estella, Hodgkins Franklin.
Ar q, sch Ringleader. Smith, Bangor.
Ar u. sch Telegraph, Remick, Ellsworth.
Ar 10. sch 4 willard. Parker. Ellsworth.
Ar II, ech Frank Pierce, Parker. Steuben; Al.
exander. Arey. Bueksport; Ida, " ilson, Cherry
Aeid; Mechanic. Barbour. Ellsworth; Frank
Maria, Alley. Eiisw0sth.
PORrLAND-Cd II. sch Cashier, Lord, Su III van
Clio II, sch. Isothe, Johns, Gouldsboro; City Of
Ellsworth. Grant, Eilswerth.
CD Y. sch Railroad. websster, waldobso.
I'D Is. sch City e Ellswegeh Grant, Ellsworth.
NEW fORK-A1 10, sch a. ". Mia FeRWson
Belfsst; ChAA Upton. Keaf, E0OUefth.
A. u. cd Ooxt@ CLARK, Clafk. st. Lucia.
rROvlDs.CI-Arl II, sch Agric0la, Whitmore,
Biiswo rth; Unioa, Small. Calais.
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PROVERBS.

PROVERBS.
"NO one can he sick when the stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are healthy. and Hop
bitters keep them co."
The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer
strengthener and curative on earth; Hop Bit
ters."
at Is impossible 10 remain long sick or Out
Of health, where Hop Bi tiers are used.
"why do Hop Bitters cure so much % BE
cause they give good digestion. rich blood. and
healthy actions Of all the organs.
mo matter what your feelings or all ment is
Hop Bitters will do you good.n
Remember. Hop Bittsrs never does harm
but good. always and continually"
Purity the blood. cleanse the stomach and
sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters."
"Quiet nerves and bsimy sleep In Hop Bi 4
tess.'.
'No health with inactive liver and urinary
organs without Hop Bittcrs." t+Ef
Tr nsp Cough Cure and Pain Relief,
FOR SALE By ALLDRUoGIsrs. lm3s
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M co0S9g3uloMAi oA1Axx3 xDy
strike. ., the rect, builds up the constitution,
makes II new. sad drives away Catarrh and oil
diseases Of The mucuo0s memhrases, and their
sttendsst pains md scbes, psrtaining to hesd
back. sAouldsrs. kiADsys and tAseaA 1vle
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust OF Ex q.
ecutor of the last will and Testament of
WILLIAM DAVIS. late OF Ellsworth,
IN the County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said dec eased's
estate, to make immediate payment and those
who have any immediate demands thereon. to
ca hibit the same Tor payment.
JAMES W. DAVIS, Exr.
Ellsworth, Sept. 4th. 1873. 3w37s
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Dispatches to the Ellsworth American i
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THE subscrib Der hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself, the trust Of
Executor of the last Will and Testament OF
JAMES LAUGHL1N. late of Aurora
In the County of Hancock, woman deceased
BY giving bond the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the
said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any immediate dem an Is
thereon 10 exhibit the same for payment.
JOHN LAUGHLIN, Ex'r
Sept. I, 1873. 3w37s