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Massachusetts,.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. 4.

DpslBN, hA.-s nov. g
Weather to-day is clear and cold. and in
lhis city IS well as other towns the State
election is progressing quietly. the voting
being lighter than last year and the enihu-
siAsm mesgre. The foil vote Of this city
j.. Long. Is 23s; Butler. 23,ai6; Adams.
$50; Eddy. 80. Buffers msjority over
all S-57s. Majority over Long 5.3o7. an
Increase of 7ls votes for Butler over last
year. One hundred and eleven towns and
cities give Long, 81 ll6; Butler. 1852;
Adams, 1850. Last year they gave Talbot
G. 1875: Bqtler, 80 ,375; Abbott, 1890 One
hundred and eighty seven towns Including
al cities but Lawrence, give Long majority
o. 1924 over Butler; 2l7 cities and towns
give Long. % Os7; Butler. 81 $50; Adams
40. Last year they gave Talbot, l0i.-
rs; Butler. s0.475; Abbott. 760i Re.
turns 70 A. NJ. show following vote
Long, l2l.2oi; Butler. los .237; Adams.
9.7ls; Eddy. LAS. Longs plUrsliiy Ia
967. The falling OF in the State Of the
republican vote IRON last wear i II 600.
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and cutting OF saws, planning machine,
an iron and wood laih, doing nrst-class
work in each Of these departments. About
ten rods up the stream, two years ago,
-four mill was bnilt with sll the appliances
Tor making A -four. This mill ran day
and night. At our first visit parties from
Bi0ehill aud Penobscot. were waiting tor
their grist. At second visit found two men
from Csstine watching and waiting: not
only getting our wheat ground. but the OPP
portunity Of exchanging notes with farm
ers In other parts Of the county thus get
ting hints for the better cultivation OF the
cereals. On the same little brook only
few rods higher up, the same family are
laying the foundation for smother building.
this for domestic carding. | doubt il in
Maine another stream OF the size OF this,
i doing such service. or that one family
can furnish four boys with more enterprise
and ingenuity, than Is here. They have
built their mills, put "a the machinery aud
are running them. Success to them.
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W. ealltsaa.

W. eWtltSAa.
The summer term OF school in this dis
trict NO. u closed last Friday. II was
taught by Miss Susie J. Adams OF Ellis
worth. 1t being her fourth term in this dis
trict.
Thursday afternoon some eighteen Of US
visited the school aud for nearly two hours
we were very agreeably entertained by
the scholars reading. declaming and at
last some eight or nine girls aud boys fur
nished US with a spleudldlv learned dia-
logue In which they surely did much credit
TO themselves aud teachers. We are 10 :
formed hist Harvard and Frank Harvey,
aged and years missed only IL day Tor
is weeks. Maud Pettengill aged 10 years
only missed one day for IS weeks.
The prizes In the spelling classes were
awarded TO Maud Pettengill, Ellie White
and Harvard Harvey. Miss Adams has n
natural ability Tor teaching. and Is one Of
the most successful teachers that we have
had In our district for sometime.
VISITOR.
Oct % Is-q
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HANsJK-t if lst. syh 1asiIiAu. Means Nor
wax rli li-t. sch iolsskis, Gurus. VINEYARD
Grove Mas.
E4sWur.H.
bLn' ESrrE-Ar :. bsi. BENZ Carver. CoI.on.
Fhilat ylphA for Boston sch. irtory. Nlulkru
RnHdHui for do, --rah tiill. bost, JEiand i,t do.
HrANNl>- " q, -ch sea Flower, Lincoln, i'm
NcR aIt. Paced through -, .ch US. a. bur
gvss. tor New YORK.
-SLth Ambnr ior salem R-d1ndo. Bcus Nara
sau.-ti bsi Wofks for Weymouth Mass.
Nm OKLA =, schs Noihbi. MUIR Casgino ,
waller l"uEg, Ihumyaon. LAmOlue. Ksluudo.
Bstis, Providence.
Passed ihroesh Hen cate =. schs w--tei 100 4,
NlttIk~T, EoudouI for salem Mary Augusta.
Hnlt. Amb0y tor do. T. ClD-son. CIus.0u. Phuh-
dc.phia ioE >omsr.et. Trenton. stewart. Port
Jahasou Tor y BEDFORD
Paced through Hell tate SOL sch ChAs utsn,
hlef FarG Johnson iOF Hos ton
JAcAsOSriLLE-Ar 3. sch Hatl!e Gard. Moore,
Bustot.
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The fall term Of seven aud one-half
weeks school closed Wednesday Oct. 22nd.
taught by Miss Dora Rand principal and
Mrs. V. +. Rand assistant. The term has
been one OF good order In the school room
and rapid advancement by nearly at the
scholars. Names OF scholars who wer.
not absent during the term: Fannie South
ard. Cora Southland. Minnie sumner, Fred
Stevens. LILLIAN 1orrey, Grace stevens.
Ernest Rice, Lnttie Mason. Honie Sumner,
Belle Myrick. Ernest Torrey. Rubic Tracy.
Frank Tracy. Myra Newman. Wilbert
Tracy aud Emma Sargent. Belle Rand.
Robie Newman. Jessie Rand, Agres Nc
Neal only by sickness.
Last week the Schooner A. G. Brooks.
brought load OF lumber here TO part les
for building purposes.
MIR. T.. 4. Baker OF Boston l. putting
up large stable with many modern m
proyement- and convenience. Mr.. Baker
Is greatly improving the Stiilman Gup,ili
farm which he now occupies Mr. John
y. Hancock has the lumber on the spot
and i proposing TO build 4 house. \
chapel S0Xj0 feet j. in process 81 cous,ruc-
ton and Will help gu, the appearance Of
orr village considerably when finished
Oct Is -
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Meeting Of the Board Of Aide rme n
NDF. D. IcIJs
MAYOR IN CHAIR.

Aldermen present, Aiken. Ellis and Red
man. Meeting called to order. journal
read and approved.
Report of Street Commissioner for month
OF October was accepted and placed on
file.
Alderman Currier submitted his resigna-
ton as Alderman, which was accepted and
placed on file.
The Committee which was appointed at
former meeting was further authorized to
make final settlement with Z. +. Redman
former Treasurer OF the city and receive
from him such assets Of the city ss he may
have In his possession and deposit the
same in the hands Of the City Treasurer.
Roll Of accounts No. 9, amounting to
s253.49 was passed.
WV. o. MCDONALD,
City Clerk.
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NJ a Il RI f. d..

Ellsworth-Noy. l. by Rev. DR.. Tenney. Mr..
Austin II. JOY and Miss Ida t. Mitchell, both
Of Ellsworth.
Nov. 4. Mr.. John McDermott and Mrs.
Almira i. Frazier, both OF Ellsworth
Oct. y. Mr.. Harris W. Pratt snI Miss
Mary l.. Wakefield. both OF Ellsworth.
Bluehill-Noy. /, by II. A. Trip. Esq, Mr..
Henry L. Gregory and Mrs. Mrs. Lydi. NJ.
Cochran. both OF Rockland.
North Penobscst-Oct. %. BY Rev. W. Bald
win, Mr.. Melville o. Leach and Miss Carrie
{. Leach, both Of Penob-cot
Marisville-oet. IL. by Rev. b. Penney OF
Clifton, Mr.. John l.. Fo2g OF Otis, and Miss
Cora +. Hanscom Of Mariaviile.
Eden-oc'. %, by Rev. J. +. Eyelc,h. Mr..
John III. Richardson and Nrs. Hattie j. Rim
ado, sll q Eden.
Harrington-Nov l, by Rev. q. G. Win,low,
Mr.. Nahum q. Wiley and Miss Emma l..
CoTliss. both Of Cherryfeld
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< Republicans Victorious
All along the Line
THE NORTH SOLID 1!
THE LINE UNBROREN a.!
Republican Governor and Legislature
in New York.

NE" okh. Nov. .. Midnight
The figures nov at hand from outside
the cities of New York and Brooklyn. in
dictate that Mr.. Cornell has a plurality of
IS 900; this elects Cornell by plurality
OF 1900 which may increase to Is 900 or
lessened TO 10000.
Democratic State ticket other than
Robinson l. undoubtedly elected by at
least 1900 majority. Both branches legis-
lsture surely republican by good majority
The Anti-rammany CouBty officers are
elected.
80 A. NJ, Tae World admits Robinson
Is defeated but claims election OF the rest
OF the Democratic State ticket by 30 600
majority. IL comedies legislature to Re
publicans.
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Pennsylvania Gives increased Re-
publican Majority.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. y

7 III TX III EEtNf 7 ~ -SWF Q.
The Republican city ticket probably
elected by 1900 to 1900 majority; the
fun Democratic vote has not been cast
! p. NJ. indications are that PhiAdeiphis
has gone republican by larger majority
than ever known on State tick Ell; returns
from State continue TO show republican
gains. Thirty town. and townships in
Western Pennsylvania, give Butler repub-
lean, 9l6 majority; arepublicAn gain over
vote tor Governor IN ISIS OF ia Returns
from eastern counties meagre, but all
show republican gains. Nine wards out
or thirty-one in the city Of Philadelphia
show republican gain OF 400.
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ID l + -

Obituary noficcs, beyond the Date. Nams and
Age. must b. paid fer.
EIl.worth-Nov. /. Mrs. Abigail H., widow
Of the late Jonathan Maiiocks, aged 81 years
and months.
Oct. -. Lucie T., youngest child OF Alden
II. and Ella VI. Joy. aged II mouths
West El.worth-Noy. ., Rosie Emma Mead
or. aged years.
North Ellsworth-Nov. s. Mrs. Lizzie 8.
Curtis, aged q YEAR.
Hsncock-Noy. ., Mrs. Sarah Googins, aged
90 wears
South renobsooi-Oct -, Iona Maud,
daughter Of Benz. II. and Emily II. Graz. agea
Year, months and DAYS.
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LOO Al. NOTilI~.

A large a,sortmen, oi FRFsH and
PLRE candies can always be obtained al
Bibber's under City Hotel.
Fresh Cocoanut csAes made every
day. only 10 cts. per dor. aola--cs candy
20 cts. per 10. 1Aramel- and the latest
styles OF Fancy Candles a specially
The very best OF Mixed candles only
% cts. per ID. Strictly pure.
1t Is great novelty 10 see candy
Manufactured. Call AT Bobcr's aud you
can see IL done
My candies are fresh
And the very best the marie;
Can possibly afford.
They are always hot, aud
Right from the pot.
And. when once you buy
You will always Try
To obtain Bibber's best.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Pert.

Thursday, oei. -.
CLEARED.
sch Rattan, Youns. Lyun.
sch t.eo u Ferguson. Ferguson. Eoadost-
sch Hammer, sinclair. stockton.
FRIDAY. Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
sch Commerce, Eloh. Bar HAFboT
CLEARED.
Sch u Lawrence pau.. boston.
sch MARY Csshmsn Faiisa. Boston.
saturday, Nov /.
CLEAITp
sch Elizabeth, ssrrcl. Ear Harbor.
Monday. No1 J.
ARRIVED.
sch Asricola. whltmarr. Bos,ou.
>rh Iicayo, smith. fTsnstn.
Sob IInssAr. Ferfel. Tar tIaFbpr
sch sarah Elizabeth. Gurus, Bar iiarbor.
CLEARED.
sch Python. Mulscn. Lyon.
Srh VI Kennedy. Fomrpr. EonioGt
sch Ccot &c E4NArl. Weber. Biuehiil-
Tuesday. Sort
CLEARED.
s-h OtroEio, Hammond. Boston.
ssh senator, BJnEcy, Ediys!ilc
wednesday. NOV
CLEARED.
sch Sarah Elizabeth. Fcrrcl. Ear nsrbor.
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Connecticut Strongly Republican.
HARTFoRp. Conn. Noy.

HAkIFOkD, IOnn.. Y Oy. Z.
Ia the Legislative election the republi-
csns elect 10 of the IL Senators voted for
aid the democrats l; the Senate will soon
stand republicans Is, democrats I +; House
rrpublicsns 1873, democrats SO. Senators
ei-cted will bold over until next ye.r and
VIII vote for 3 Senator 10 succeed Eaton.
There has been no such result in legsla-
tive election since 1863
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Illinois.

thlAAbO, NOV 4
The election was quiet, and pesceable
with good, fall vote. Party lines were
strictly drawn. There is much less scratch.
lag than was anticipated. Returns from
Is of ll2 precincts give johnson. Repub-
ilean. ll6 msjority for County Treasurer
Smith. Republican Tor Judge Superior
Court las majority. Those figures iudi-
eat v-ry close contest. The Indications
af- thst the city is Republican by 5 600, q
gam of 10. 600.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

Tickets for oil points west via, Penn
sylvania Central. and 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. lsu
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Get Out DOOrs.

The close confinement OF all factory work
gives the operatives palIid faces, poor sppeite..
lsnxuid, miserable feelings, poor blood, inactive
liver. kidney and urinary troubles. and oil The
phys'eians sud medicine in the world cannot
h-ip hem unlecs hey get out Of doors or Use
hop Biiters, the purest and best remadv.
especially for such cases, having ABUNDANCE OF
health, sunshine asd rosy cheeks in them.
They cost but tri6e. See another column
CArisfian Recorder
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>eh II Maenmlrr ar az Wilmington. NJ. on
SATURDAY gth forr.aH split.
80 sea Biri. 80 inns. Of Ellsworth. from PT5yl-
icurs ior Philadelphia. which wAs lowed into
Sos l"rk. AaE p, dismas,c,i. repaired and clear
ci pct = f.r Hssiau.
IN XII tarsan. HrpwR. from Fhilad- .pAia for
PurtHut arrived il hs~f.or Al N~WcA.iir. hel. As
I'M bct - TIE ,At tiia nf'. ihAt q; g.a1. 90
Chester. Na- Tuu tut. ur tus ilni~1n. and hat
thr.v plAnk. stove fn % the D. X 80. asag main
Thr RI Carson will Tr.taIr az Newcastle.
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Religious Services In this City each Sunday

toNGRRGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
N. and Z. NJ. sabbath School In the after :
noon. al IL O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING ut 2 and r. NJ. Sab
bath School at L. n.
UNIrAsIAN.-Church service at 10 30 A. NJ.
sunday School at IL -.
CArHoLIc.-Presching al 10 1-s O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2 p. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING al aud z. M
sabbath School at / 7. NJ.
SPfRITV ALIsT.-Meetings held every sun
day st O'Clock. i. NJ. IN Hall over Munich
pal Ccart Room, Coo.nb-' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETISG-every Sun
dsy al IA +. NJ. at the Methodist Vestry.
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Wisconsin Follows PENNSYLVANIA.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 4. 80 L. NJ
This city complete gives Smith republi-
can for Governor. 2,ls2 majority Madison
usually democratic gives Smith 80 MAORI
~. Returns from thirty towns and cities
outside Milwaukee show republican gains
oi 200 over two years ago. State Is sure
Tor 10000 republican majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

MASON MILLs.-The writer having a lit
tie wheat TO grind took Ii to the -four mill
of George Mason. and WAS so much Inter.
ssred that he can hardly resist the tempta-
ton Of saving n word about his stay there
of sn hour or more.
Several yeers ago the sons of Thomas
Mason built saw mill upon little stream,
hardly larger than q brook. Here they
ran an up AID down saw. . shingls, lath
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

HANsoH oct - The srhsuucr yach, wht.p
Capt D. 4 .oJmbs, formerly ~ tA.tine. now -
jacksonville. fia. lrayr- here ia ab5uf a ~rek
18th party % slS tyr the IAtsrr port where she "a
L. b. .Hll Tor pl1t boat Or something similar
Thc thr,e- nsstsi sch WaidcnaT % Bucks poft. b.
lpA sing Tor santa TuE
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Don't buy your OvERCoAT until you
examine the Stock 10 the BosToN CLOTH
ING STORE. IL is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. i0if.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.
The Republicans OF New Jersey gain one
State SenstOr aud several Assemblymen
aud retsin control of both branches of leg
i.lsture
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Maryland . Part Of the Solid South.

BALTIMORE, Nov. T.
large vote is being polled and Demo
>cratic majority will be much increased.
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Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov 1.
Returns come in slowly. Indications are
that Cobb. Republican for Supreme Judge
i elected by 1900 msjoriiy.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
/ concerned. that he has been duly apo inted
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF Ad-
mlnstrator of the Estate of
STEPHEN u. CLARK, late of Gculdsboro, In the
County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond As the law directs lie therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate. 10 make immediate payment, and thvse
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the
same for payment.
GEO. A. CLARK.
Oceobss iseh, Ism. SWH
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Business Notices.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cATAssH REMEDY

strikes At the root. builds up the constitution.
makes it new. and drives away Catsrrh aud all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and sches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidney. and throsi. ivSa
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Effects Of the Yazov Process-Mis.
sissippi Democratic.
JACKSON, Mass. J

oAShsoSr MASS, NOV. 4.
Election was very quiet, and the Dem
ocrsts will carry the state with exception
Of few counties. Yazoo is Democratic.
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Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 4.
IL is not likely that the Republican ma
iority for the State ticket will be over TO-
600. though some large interior towns may
materially increase Il.
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"a irola :, John. Nh. >. -ch J " woaarun.
Barbour. Tor BDsion.
ia port AZ Cape Hayi~n, OcI .. bark NAry {
lac. Higgins, for ForJ LiJerte, 10 load for Nes
lgA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

Whooping cough, asthma, Group aud racAing
coughs cured by Adsulson's Balssm. II never
tails TO cure. Price IS cts. Sample free.
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK. ss:-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth, Oct
Term, A. d. 1873. :.
Accounts having been aied Tor settlement in
Eststes OF
THOMAS MERCHANT, late Of Hancock.
Mary Merchant, ADMINISTRATIVE.
MILFORD b. JORDAN, Minor. Hancock.
Lowell Jordan, Guardian.
PETER McGOWN, late Of ERslcortA.
Francis Met'own, Executor.
WILLIAM DAVIS, late Of Euscorth.
james ". Davis, Executor.
ABRAHAM TIRE WORGY, late Of !Serry.
samuel WATSON. Admir-.
GEORGE ". HARDY, late Of Deer Isle.
Angenslts J. Parsons, Adm'x. de boEis non.
GEROME YOUNG ct. al, Minor, Starry.
A. y. Barnham, Guardian.
JAMES MANOR, late Of Eden.
JFmes +. Hanor ct al. Executors.
DANIEL DOUGLASS. late Of Brooksriiie.
Joseph q. Walker. Admir-.
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, late Of Ire
mont
William W. A. Heath. Admir-.
GEORGE MACE, late Of Hdntatloa No. 81.
Lewis Mace. Admir-.
GARDNER CASPER, late Of Sgrry.
Celcsiia Z. casper. AdmT'x.
ORDERED That the said Accountants give
notice thereof 10 all persons interested. by caus
Ing q copy Of this Order to be published three
weeks successfully 10 the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at Pro
bate Court, to be holden at Ellsworth on the FIRST
Wednesday Of December next, at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon. and shew cause. any they have
why the me should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true CopY-At,esi :-CHAs Y. DonR. Register.
5wts
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 5.-lAM.S
Indications.
For New England, clear or fair weather.
westerly winds shifting to east or south,
with slowly rising temperature. and during
the day slowly falling barometer.
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IT, TIE Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Coun-
y OF Hancock.
THE under'snce. Executor. Of the last 40 and
J. Testament OF Harry {. JordAr. late OF kli--
worm, ga laid county. deceased, respectfully rep
recent that the goods AMI chattcls rights aud
credits OF said deceased are not sufficient 10 Day
hi J4st debts ard charges Of administration By
toe Of one thousand dollars. Wherefore your
petitioners pray your Honor to grant them \ H.
csa-e t. sell Al public or private slc. and convey
n follows to Val. Being the two lois, with build
iuzs thereon, purchased OF {. u. Mcdonald and
Jamcs + " hiImore, By late III AIRY {. jordan, the
s4ii deed 81 SAID Mcdonald u sand Jordan dated
: " twelfth. ID, l-c5. and recorded m Han.
cock Registry. Vol ia. Page SO. and said deed
from aid "nitmore &c said Jordan, dated Sept
l3Jh. 4. -. ISIS. and recorded in Hancock Regis.
Try. Vol. Is. Page sos, situated in said Ellsworth
at The corner of Pine and Franklin Streets, and
known as the homestead of late Harry L. Jordan.
Of he real estate OF the deceased. Including the
rever-iOn Of the widows dover therein to sAl Fly
said debts and charges Of administration.
wtincss-
". y Mcdonnell, H. W Jordan
Geo. ii. I..4sSL Thomas Il Jordan,
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate tor The coun.


To the Honorable Judge Of Probate tor The Coun.
~ OF Hancock.
nHE underzgned. administrator, de bonis non,
Of the estate OF Geo. W Hardy, late OF Deer
Isle, In said County. deceased. respectfully rep.
reeents that the goods and ehattel-, rights and
credits Of said decreased not sufficient to pay
his just debts and charges OF administration, BY
The sum oil eight hundred dollars. Wherefore
your petitioner prays your Honor to grant her a
License 10 sell. public private sale. and con
yey sufficient TO produce the said sum OF eight
hundred doll airs OF the real estate OF the deeeas
ed, (inclading the reyeTsiOn OF the widows DOVER
therein,l 10 satisfy SAID debts and charge. OF Sd
III inistratisn.
ANGENETTE j. PARSONS.
AdmIx. de bonis non, per L. A. spoGord, ATTY.
Oct. 18th, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, So Court OF Probate, Oct. Term, A.
D.. ls7y.
Upon the foregoing petition ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing q copy of this petition, and
this order thereon, 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American a news
paper published in Ellsworth. In sAd County
mat they may appear at Court Of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the LIST
Wednesday of Dec. next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon. 10 shew cause, If any they have, why
The prayer of sad petitioner should not be granted
3wf5 PARKER TUCK. Judge
Attest;-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
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HA>cnoS sour, Of Probate. oetobcr Term

HA>CosN. -s.-tourt OF Probate Octnbcr Term
\ - 80.
lyon the foregoing petition, ORDERED. That
san petitioner give pubic notice 90 all persons
lut.Trstcd, D. ca sius copy 81 the petition aud
iltr order thereon, - N pgbli-h "a three weeks
surccssIgrIy IA tue EuswoTih American a news.
paper pEbItshci tn Ellsworth. 10 said County,
that thor may appear At Court 81 Probate tor
said County. % be bcii a. Ellsworth on the lot
"Wednesday. Of Dec. next, AZ ten Of the clock
IN The forenoon to show cause, II any ghcy have.
why the should net be granted.
3sB FAEhkR TUCK Judse
AIiesf: HAS. T.. ppRR. REGISTER.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-06

HANCOCK IS ;-Couri Of Probate ,ioct Term, A.
ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED. That
said petitioners give public notice TO all persons
inter ested by causing a copy of the petition and
this order thereon 10 be puolIshed three weeks
excessively In the Ellsworth american q news
paper published In Ellsworth in said County,
hat they may appear at a Court of Probate Tor
said County, To be held at Ellsworth, on the lst
Wednesday oi Dec next, at ten of the clock In the
forenoon. 10 shew cause II any they have. why the
prayer OF said petitioners should not be granted.
3w5 PARKER TUX, Judge.
Attest'-JHAs. L. poRR, Register.