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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24

Henry Geeting went West with party of Lake
township citizens, Monday evening. He expects
10 sell them Kansas raj road lands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24

Never be angry with man who threatens 10
blow your brains out. He Is hattering you with
the remark that you have brains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24

The Wallace Grays have received their uni.
forms and are ready to drill.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24

" On the 2oth Of this month is the Goth anniver.
sary Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in
Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-04-24
HOUSE..
Washington ADriI 1S

washington, April lS
The morning hour was dispensed with and the
Subsidiary Silver Coin bill was not taken up. The
House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the Legislative Appropriation bill
Mr., Mckinley spoke in opposition to the pro-
posed repeal OF the Federal Election law. He
denounced the legislation as q bold and wanton
attempt to wipe from the law every protection to
the ballot box and to surrender il into the unho
ly hands of the hired repeaters and ballOt.box
suffers at the North, and of the tissue ballot"
cheats at the South.
Mr.. Mckinley read that Mr.. Blackburn in the
last debate said the Democrats meant to wipe
from the statute book all war measures.
BLACKBURN SHOWS UP MCKINLEY.
MI. Blackburn left the chair and denounced
the want of fairness and truth in presenting from
his speech an incomplete extract. The gentleman
from Ohio mckinley had told the committee
that he (Blackburn) bad said, speaking for his
party, that that party did notintend to stop until
1t had stricken from the statutes the last yestjge
Of waT measures. That utterance was not war.
ranted; that utterance was not true, and the re.
cord showed it. He had asked that gentleman to
read the whole sentence and he had declined
saying that he had not the speech there. He
(Blackburn) had then sent the gentleman the
speech with the remainder of the sentence nm.
derscored. He had also written a marginal note
asking whether it was not unfair so to garble a
sentence. and the gentleman had taken the
speech and pitched it on his desk and declined to
do him justice. The sentence in full was "that
the Democratic party would not stop until 1t had
stricken from the statute book the last vestige of
war measures, which, like these election laws,
had been born OF passions incident to civil strife
ana looked alone to the abridgement of the liber-
y, OF the Citizen" Let the gentleman from Ono
Ike that and gnaw upon it to his hearts content
was any man 80 ignorant as to go to the statute
DOCK 10 ma constitutional amendment? It
was ABOVE statute law 1t was organic law He
recognized the binding force of every amend
ment TO the Constitution. Applause. He Iecog-
nized ther validity as part of the organic law Of
the lahd, ana he held that man faithless to his
duties OF cluzenship who refused to give them
iul force and effect. The remarks of the gentle.
man from ONO mad been wanting in truth and
fairness III attempting TO put him (BlaCkburn) in
an improper and unfair light before the country,
Mr.. Mckinley said he meant no discourtesy to
the gentleman from Kentucky. He had said dis
tinctly, in the course of his remarks that he wod
read the remainder of the sentence If the speech
was sent to him. II he had observed the page
who had brought him the speech he would have
stopped and read what the gentleman had asked.
He only made this statement for the purpose Of
placing himself right In respect to the gentleman
from Kentucky not for the purpose Of taking
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

Calais; valparai Richardson, Boston.
PoRTsMouTH-Ar ~. sch Annie Murch
Trewcrgv. Hoboken for Dover: Champion,
Norton, New lork for do.
Ar sept l. sch sunbeam Saunders Amboy
PEovIpkScE-sld Aud, sch ueury Clay, Cosk
lin, New YORK.
sullivan for New York; Victory. Knight. Ban gor
for do.
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar 2nd sehs Revenue,
Lee%ss rhIaei aeG lSr New ss Mspsei vaIp.rsi
40, Richardson. Boston for New Bedford Ban.
gor. Trcvorgy. Blaehill for New York.
sid sept. 6, sch Storm Petrol.
Ar I, sch MinGora, Mason, Nj Desert for New
Haven.
BALTIsogE-Ar lat. sch Pride OF the East
Lord, New lotk.
Cid tlh. sch Pride OF East. Lord. Camden.
GotrcssrEa-Ar sept 1. sch surprise, Lea
man. Philadelphia for New market.
DUTCH ISLAND lARnoR-Ar Sd. sch Agricols
whtnore, Ellsworth fol bridgeport; Frsneouia,
Austin, Bangor Tor Fall River.
Sid Sth. sch Geo. W Collins, Wooster. Boston
tor New Haven; fio,. King. giesford Proyi.
dence for New York; Axnooaa, Whitmorc, Ellie
sorth Tor bridgeport, franeonia, Austin. Ban
gor Tor Fall River.
NEW York Ar LIST, sch Express, Avery. Long
Cove. Ne.
Ar 9TH, sch city OF Chelsea. Goodwin. jackson.
Ar s,h. sch Bangor Trcworgy Bluehir. Nor.
thern Light, Harper. Bristol, Flora King. Bick.
ford. Providence.
Ar It'll. brig Myrouus. Jarvis. Matanxas; sch
Ariel, spauldlpg Japan.
Passed through Hell Gate s,h, sch Virginia,
burgess, Weehswken Tor Boston DeNalo. Brown.
EliSsbethport for Bangor
PHtLApELfHIA-Ar lat. sch Annie Gus. saw.
Ne Ne ''''''' me- anu CID 4''' LOT Se"e"'''e'
CID 9Th. sch vineyard, Joy, Boston.
JAcksoNviLtE-Cid -, sch II Macomber
Googins, BALTIMORE.
Ars>, sch Mo.ely. Atherton, Charleston.
Cleared 18Th. sch AtAvels. Holt, Martinique.
Cid 2oth. teh Ella Frances, Bulwer. Bermuda.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

CAsTISE-sld %. sehs Henry Whitney, snow,
New Haven Jacob and \ iilam. snow. Boston.
BArH-sid %. seh Volani, Aurch for New
York.
BosroS-Ar ., .hcs Mary A ugusta, Holt, Phila
delphia; Csstilian Aeans, Hoboken; VIM q
Aoseiy. Belisisy. Weehswkeni Victory, Milliken,
do; n Kennedy. Pomroy. koodout; RoAmer.
Mcfarland, Port John son: Oriental, Brown,
Mnbrdge, r + Chase, Pickett. do; susan fran-
ees, Smith, sullivan; Fairdeaier, Dodge and
nePerns. Gordon, Franklin: Frank Pierce.
Parker, steubea; MonteSums, Pinkham, Wiscas-
set Emily, Jasper. Ellsworth; Sarah Rieharu-
son. Mt Desert; EliendorA, W lyman. do.
Ar 5rd, sch Abigail Haynes, Mazrall, Hoboken,
Samuel, Lewis. Hodgkns Bangor.
Cid sch Mineola. Langley Bear River, 5 !;
onward, Randall, Weymouth, 5.
Ar 4, schs Victory. Wilson, Portland; Lebanon,
Tracy. Franklin.
AIRS sch Union. Dobbin, MAehiAs.
Cid Sept. 8, sch CnAs Upton kief. Eastport,
Ar sept. ], sch Zeavo. Pomroy, franklin.
Ar sept, .. schs Virginia, Burgess, weehawke
Henry May. May Deer 1sle.
I'D sth. sch Carrie N Richardson, Richardson
ST Thomas.
PoRrLAsp-Cld 9Th. sch Tiara, ChAt,o. Blue.
hill.
sALkn-Ar 3. schs Loduskia. Curtis, Phiiadel.
phia Henry Clay. White, Franklin; Express
Murphy, fremont
GARDISEK-AI End, schs Clio Chill ,ott, Fuller.
ton, Boston: Starlight, Reed. New York.
Nkw 6koSoED-AE I, sch Dolphin, Chadwick
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eye to the main chance had rented her occs-
sionslly TO his friends. collecting of them some
thing like $40. Desiring 10 surrender her. he
told Captain Freeman that he WAS through
with her, aud made complaint that by reason
OF her leaking, BE, the contract had not been
carried out, rendering six dollars Tor the use OF
her. The captain was sstonished. Finally he
offered 10 settle for eight dollars, but our young
gentleman with the ten dollars in his pocket
stood firm At his first offer OF six dollars. This
state Of things lasted for = day or two. and
meanwhile the captain held various consulta-
ions with other guests upon what course he
had best pursue. Finally the sharp youth wss
arrested by the sheriff, thought better of his
determination 10 stand trial. and agreed to
submit the case TO arbitration. Three Of the
guests from Island Home were chosen. and the
case laid before them. In accordance with
their verdict sl5 passed out Of the Young gen.
tiemsn's possession. 10 to the captain and ~
TO the sherff.) and he departed from South
West Iarbor :, poorer than he might have
hcen had he accepted the captains offer OF set
uement. when he sets TO be minister he
can live on very small salary"
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sslltsas
Our telegraph is now completed, and
We are momentariy expecting congratu-
lations from our sister. City of Ellsworth.
Mining seems to be flourishing. The
"Milton Co" are progressing rapidly with
their buildings; the "Millbrook" is show
ing good ore. John II. Stinson. Esq, Is
looking for minerals on his quarry lot"
so take It altogether, We are busy improv-
ing and ready for election. The Goulds-
boro ore is being concentrated at Bluebill
anl shows extremely well, the waste or
''tailings" giving by assay. but one dol
lar per ton in silver, which Is very close.
The Home" mine has doubled Its force
and ls showing very good ore and plenty Of
Il.
The "Cherryiield" mine Il losing some
OF its zinc and gaining in galens. which IL
much in It's favor. as the gaIena Il ex-
tremely rich in silver. We prophecy great
success for this mime IN the near future.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

The Republicans have been exceeding
ly active the past week Nearly every
evening they held large meetings Ia the
back districts OF the town with good re-
suits. On Saturday they closed their cam
psisn meetings with a grand rally In Emery
Hall. which was crowded with an enihusi-
astic audience. Speeches were made by
citizens. Following the speeches was a
torch lish, procession. Many OF the houses
along the line OF the march were iilumiuat-
ed. the most noticeable being the house
snd grounds OF T. {. woodman. Esq.
Gov Garcelou. who was announced to
speak here last wednesday. failed to make
an appearance
On Sunday night, Aug, 3i,t. the d4ell-
Ing house OF William Lawrence was de
stroyei by FIRE.
Last Sunday nigh, the house and barn
or Capt Angus Nicholson was burned.
The lire started IN the barn and had pro
gresscd 40 TAR when discovered that Il was
impossible to save three cows and a hog
that were iu it. Most ofthc furniture VA.
saved Origin OF the Dire unAuosn.
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Summing Up.

- - 20 -
Very few additional returns have been
received here since yesterday morning
II will be several days before the result
J. known from tue official returns II
seems quite probable that Davis may be
elected by the popular vote, but is not
yet actually known 10 be so. The re-
publican ticket is elected in Androscog-
gin, Cumberland. Franklin, Hancock
hennebec. Lincoln. Piscataquis, Saga
dahock. Washington aud York. giving
them nineteen senatorial votes and
making certain the election OF Davis,
Governor BY that body If he not elected
by the people.
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\ wreck supposed to be schooner. burned to
the waters edge. with head above water. with
name sea Bird on her bow, was passed Aug. Is,
10 lal 81 81 y. Ion IS 81 W.
PASSPORT, sept The three-maste sch
Elizabeth Cook, Elwood. from Boston Tor Cal
all. IN ballast Is ashore al the Narrows at Lubec,
badly strained.
North sydney, H. Aug s1-sch Ottawa, Stan.
woed. from Cape sable, arriving in port Eon.
day evening. aad reports, on Vein. day las &
distant mile and halt OF Cape sable Ledgc.
observed vessel bottom up: between ~ and ~
feet Of the vessels keel was out OF water. Capt
stanwood IL Of opinion that the craft was q Ash J..
Ing schooner. on account of having passed some
pieces OF boards and dories' thxarts previous TO
sighting her.
Wilmington. y {. Sept l. An unknown vessel
Is ashor c In New River.
sch Mars Hill, loaded with spIling at Aliens
Greek, Wood Point. g. for New York. in going
out sept 5. upset, tore her keel OF and died with
~sier. She will probably be a total loss.
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The fast revivin- prosperity of the
country is fairly Indicated by the large
orders Tor locomotives pressing upon our
builders from various parts OF the country,
particularly in the Middle States and far
Northwest. The Erie COMPANY alone
wants thirty new engines, and the Elevated
Railway many more. The Rogers
Works have more orders than they can I'LL,
aud the Danforth Works are likewise driven
To their utmost capacity. The Rhode Is
land Locomotive Works are full of work.
including large orders mainly from the
Northwest; and the Taunton Mass. Lo-
connective Works are building ten engines
tor the Union Pacific. A large tDanufac-
turer said the other day that he had propo-
sails for no less than 100 locomotives. aud
another remarked that never before was
the country so full OF orders of this enar-
setter AT the present time.
Mr.. ko-hBn-Hua, the new Chinese
Professor at Harvard, is 3 slender, richly
dressed man Of forty. He is now estsb-
lished st Cambridge with bis wife and six
children. He j. now engaged TO teach
Mandarin Chinese Tor three years 81 $500 u
month. f. Nil be taught simply tor con-
neieis purposes tn those young bushes,
men ini nding Ia go 10 the East.
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toll and trials OF students who work their way
through the Normal course, commenting them
TO the respec, OF the citizens. lie spoke his
high esteem Of his successor, IS . man and
teacher, asking for him the confidence which
work and worth merited. Mr.. +. spoke with
much feeling upon the Kindness which hsd
been manifested towards him and family by the
good people OF Csstine. These years had de-
yelcPed q respect and love which time would
not obliters,e. The town would always be =
home, the people dear friends, and the school
an object OF deep interest. There was singing
by the Normal teachers and a, the close. by the
audience. T.. A.
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Lincoln County.

WALDoBoRo. sept. O.
Returns from all the toxns in Lincoln
County aud Monhegau Island compiled
at the Lincoln Co. Neirs office give the
following result: Davis. , 80; Garcc
ion. 97S; Smith, 1896. Senators. Smith.
2,666; Hobson, 2.462. The Republi-
cans gain two representatives., making
the delegation stand three republican
and three dem. greenback with ono re-
publican senator.
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MARINE LIST.
GIls~ orth Port.


Thursday, Sept. {,
ARRIVED
sch Aarccila.. Pomroy, Bo.ion
seh Python. Miiascn, Bo.ion
>ch y. Harvey. Bunscr BluchIL
IN AaTy, Mage, Belfast.
CLEARED.
sch william. Lord BOSTON. and retained on SC
coaui u storm. 81 y.h.
srh senator Bon.cy. boston
>eh william u Archer BsliAty. nos.oa.
ech wes;crioo Whitaker, Enaisut.
Sch Ralph h Grant, Grant, kocklanI.
FRIDAY, ssps 5.
CLEARED.
sch Catherine Jordan. iiasgon.
Saturday. sept, s.
CLEARED
seh Elizabeth. yerrcl. Bar Iarbar.
MonlAy sept
ARRIVED
~cA MARY Augusta IIo.t Ha.toa
Srh Pair WinI Woodward Boston
s+h Pair Dealer. Dodge. Boston-
sch Mechanic. WcbJcr. Bosioa-
ee1 Mar tu.hmAn. fAtlen- Boston.
- Niciory. Miiken Bo.ton.
Sea Delaware. FcTulI. Bost,-R
sch Nm. Pickering. BcilAIy, Boston.
sch lmu grnc. Lord. Eocsland.
Sch ChAs. Upton. kcif Bostou-
>yh Loiussa. Curtis. Boston.
sch tasililAn. Means. Boston.
sch J. NJ. Kennedy. Pomrpy. Boston
sch BaLner, sinclair. Boston.
sch forre.ter. RAY. Boston
CLEARED
Sch Panama, Noon. Boston.
Tuesday sept. ..
CLEARED.
Sch - ) Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston.
sch Aruarcer. CLARK. Bo.t0n.
Sch Rattan. Young, Lynn.
Wednesday. sept. 10.
CLEARED.
sch Forest City. Nocn. Providence.
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City and County.
New Aa,-rss.es~.s.T TIT. Week.

New Ads~rssscmeass rhss Week.
>on-Res. TaNes-Iohn W Somes.
Probate >otiees.-I. L. Dorr.
foneclosure-fullsr A stanford.
Foreclosune-Julia a. Bunker.
Adm'T'= >otice-N W. Thomas, Jr
Port BUS. tuiiege-L. A. Gray.
Foreclosure Carter A carter.
Every Mining Mantle Economist
frc,~iom >otlce->mith Robinson
ommr's Notice wiswel A SAun,i.rs
Notice-N alter Garland
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LATEST AND BEST.
PORTLAND, Sept.

VI I-HNIf s-tIN- =
II i now certain that York has elected
three republican senators. giving the re.
pnbiieans not less than eighteen ont Of
thirty-one. eusuring the election Of Da.
Vie by the Legislature aud complete
control Of the State government. OK.
ford has elected fusion senators. and
Franklin, undoubtedly gives a republi
can senator. making nineteen rcpubli
can senator's
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Knox County.
RpCEIASp

RoCKLASp. Sept. 9.
Complete returns for Knox Cousty
gives Davis $50; Gsrcelon. s75: Smith.
Sl6S, a Republican gain of 256 in reduc
ton Of the combined democratic and
greenbsck majority of last year. The
greenbacker~ elect the senator, County
Commissioner and County Treasurer by
an average plurality OF So.
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Waldo County.

DLLFAsI. NtpI. =.
Waldo county returns nearly con-
plete, shows a republican gain of two
representatives The fusiuuisls elect
SIX Representatives. Two senators and
tic entire county ticket by about l.4oO
majority. smiths majority viii be be-
tween two aud three hundred les, be
ran behind fusion county ticket in nearly
eysarN Town
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Oxford County.
Lewiston, Sept.

LEWISTON, Sept. 9.
Returns from Oxford County not
complete indicate that the republicans
have elected both senators and perhaps
tie whole county ticket.
SoUTH PARIS. Sept. ..
Tie Oxford fusion senatorial and
county ticker j. undoubtedly elected
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HGHcoct. Is r. the N>rlFs of our respyr-
tIrc CgaA|Ies. or either Of bsir DepHiirs.
sREEIiNG.
- WI COMMAND Ioy to attach the COOL .
" or estate II george II. EldrtISc 81 10.
I Ntna. Nunsik County. Comn,oaw Cath Of
~ hAssa. husrtta to the value ~ Two hun
tir0t Hnilars. aui summon The SAID Defendant. u
D. NAV be found 10 roar pre,inct,} 10 appear BE-
Iar~ pEr Ja~'icca Of The Supreme JuItr al 4 curt
next 70 D. holden Ia Ellsworth. within and iar
eur Cnunty 81 Hancock, on the second TurstlAy
oi April ~ u, then And there in said Court
to answer unto willard G.. Collins, OF Backspnrt
HAnrnck Cbunty STATE OF Maine. Ia a Plea VI uIr
case for that the aid Defendant At .ait fiisWbrth
% ihr dag 81 the purchase Of thta Wril, beng
md htei to tho fiAintiG in the sum 81 Etzhg,
nine DpllArA ami -icyrn Cents. According o. the
Account anne vel, "A follows To- vii.
carr Go HESET EtpRItssG
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York County.
BIZ pEroKp. Sent. ..

BIl pEToRD, sept. ..
TWENTY -four towns in York County
give Davi-, $50: Garcelon. 2.3uG:
smith. i.l70. Senators. republican
Emery. 6 4p@; Dearborn, 6.42s; Wake.
field. 6.4u5. Fusion, Deuuet. 1885
Libby, 5.osl; >toNer 5.59l; Hi.
straight greenback. 2S2,
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Smith and Gsrcelon Lose and Davis
Gains in their own Towns.
PORTLAND. Sent. .

PORTLAND. Sept. 9.
Oidtown. the home OF Smith. gave
him PIG over Conner last year, and now
lis over Davis. Corinih, the home Of
Davis. had a fusion majority last year
aud now gives y for Davis over all
Lewiston, the home Of Garcelon. gave
him 9ls last year and s5l This. Cum
bertrand County complete. gives Davis
JOS majority
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Is 10 possible.

That n remedy made of such common. simple
pia''t> u, Hop, Buehu. Mandrake, Dsndeion
&r make - many and such marvellous and
~"n,l"ri"i cures rs Hep Bitiers do, II must
.. TOT ss-n OF aod youns. rich aud poor.
Pastor asd Doctor. Lawyer sua Editor. All
testify 10 having been CURED by tbem, We must
believe and doubl no longer. See another COZ
uuy.-Post.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Tickets Tor all points west via, Penn.
sylyania Central. aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
C. Burrill at the lowest rates. Also tick,
cts TO Portland by Inside line Of Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
where lStf
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THE subscriber here by gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust oil Ad-
miBistrator of the estate OF
WASHINGTON PARTRIDGE, late OF Oriand,
In the County OF Hancock, deceased by giving
bond the Law directs; he therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted to the said Cecea sed'a
estate, to make immt diate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to ex,
hibit the same for settlement.
ELLISON l.. PARTRIDGE,
August 9Th, A. ID. 1879. AVIS
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Washington County.

CALAIS. sept. ..
The republicans have carried WASH
iugton County by one hundred and fifty
majority. clecting two senators snd sew
en ont of ten representatives, having
gained one in the Princeton class.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss:-Cours OF Probate Ellsworth Au.
gust Term A. ID. ls19.
Accounts having been filed Tor settleme ut in
tate of
CHARLES La WRENCE, late Of Buck
sport
Luther NJ. Lawrenc.. EXT
WILLIAM CRLDEOU UT. late Of Rucksport
Eliza J. RIdeoat, Adn'r'x
ORDERED That the said Accountants give
notice thereof 10 all persons interested. by caus
ing copy Of this Order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth. that they may appear al Pro
bate Court, to be holden at Bucksport on the 3rd
Wednesday of september next, at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon. and shew cause. If any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Cepy-Attest :-CHAs z. DoER. Register
3w5'
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do you want to save your childrenf II you
do. 20 to q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes.
send@n's Worm Expelier. II IL the surest
safest and best worm medicine now In use
For sal, by all druggists for - cents, or sent
by mail on reeeip. oi the price.
Prepared %, te-senden Co., Rockland
Maine.
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Nj \ X RI f. ID .

Ellsworth-Sept ,. At the residence Of the
brides father. by Rev. Or. Tcnner, Thomas G.
fagr, Esq. Of Chcopce Fails. Mass. 10 Miss
Noliie T.. Davis, daughter Of Hon. james +.
Davis. Mayor Of Ellsworth. no cards.
Gouldsboro-Scpt. :. by Rev. 7. J. Robin
son. Mr.. Roland b. Ashley and Mr.. Reucnna
Ash, both OF sullivan.