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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27
The Patron of Husbandry.
w H. woRTHINGTON, EDITOR.
COLUMBUS, MISS, SEPT. ", 1879.
Worthy Overseer A. J. Rose, of the

Worthy Overseer A. ]. Rose, of the
Texas State Grange, is again out in the
field, doing splendid and effective service.
In a letter just received from him, he in
forms us that stock in the Texas Co-ope
rative Association is being rapidly taken.
The farmers of that State are becoming
thoroughly aroused to the importance and
necessity of cooperation, and many CO.
operative stores are being established.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

This will be bad year for the machine
politicians in Mississippi. They are losing
their power over the people, and will soon
'7vsse to take back seats.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

= "A glass factory is to be established at
Jacksonville, Florida Plenty of material
Tor it there. The port counts on receiv.
ing 10000 bales of cotton this season.
american cattle are now imported at
belfast Ireland, and trade promises to
slow as large, proportionately, as that
with England.
. Alabama has Ais factories, working
S,4a7 hands, with a capital invested Of
sS,7i4,o3a, paying annually in wages ss.-
zz7,ooS, and yielding annually in pro-
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

There is deposited in the San Francisco
Mint collection of ancient and modern
CONS valued at 100000. Among them
Is shekel of King David's time. This is
the Oldest coin extant. Another is the
Roman penny, with the twins and their
foster mother, the wolf, date 700 E. G
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

The Hopkins County Fair, Texas.
menees on the I4th of October. Hon. +
w. Ihrockmorton has been invited and Is
expected to deliver the opening address
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

Worthy Master w. H. Nelson, of Shell
by County Grange, Tenn, one of the truest
Patrons in the country, writes us that as
soon as the fever subsidies he will recon-
mence active work among the Oranges OF
his county, and will keep us posted with
Grange news in West Tennessee. He
adds: 81 am glad that the Master and Sec
rotary of our State Grange are publishing
official business in THE PATRON, and rec
ommending it to the Changers, because it
is the only Grange paper that know OF
that is working honestly and unselfishly
for the good of the Order. Melrose
Grange has not been able to meet since
the Ist of July, as the fever is all around
the Fair Grounds-our place of meeting.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

Our good brother, Worthy Master II
dial, of Hopkins county, Texas, has
sending regularly for several years
e subscribers to THE PATRON. He
sent in another, and promises to
It largely. A united effort by the
ends of THE PATRON in Texas
its circulation in that State up
ANlaYs. Bro. Dial writes:
eround in this
-~mant
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-09-27

State should demand a
ate for the Leg
he Ag-
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"A young lad, son OF John Hartman
of this village broke his arm. while at play
with some other lads. He allowed his arm
TO be adjusted without taking an anisthet
ic.
We have Religious Services la all three
OF our Churches now. The Universalist
Society is supplied by the Rev. Mr.. Smith
Of Oldtown.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander OF the Methodist
Church, gave an intere sting lecture on
Newfoundland, 10 good and appreci-
alive audience at his church; he was To-
Gated in that Colony for number of years
as missionary.
Under the management OF Mr.. Alexan-
der. We are to have course of lectures by
different talented gentlemen. thanks to his
enterprise.
Our merchants have on hand An i'm
mense amount OF goods. Taking advantage
of the rise. they think nothing of buying
corn by the 1000 bushels, and kerosene BY
the 10 and so barrels.
A number Of vessels are loading with
potatoes st our wharves.
Our Temperance Convention was a
success in every sease OF the word Your
city was represented by Mr.. Joy, who pre-
sided over the meeting during Sunday.
The utmost harmony prevailed. The ques-
lion of Il Home Protection" was discuss
also The Influence OF Religion" In re-
forming men. The rest OF the meetings
were mass meetings, mostly short speeches
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Treas0W.
Mr.. Editor II had "A short csmmunics-
ton In the AMERICAN of June 6, 1878, In
which | favored cutting seed potatoes
small, aud was emphatic against planting
large potatoes whole.
Some of my friends afterwards spoke so
strongly against my position. that began
TO doubt the correctness of my own con-
illusions. Tho present year tried an ex-
pertinent, the result OF which give in the
following table.
planted four rows or drills side by side
giving each the same treatment Row No.
|, planted with large potatoes whole. about
ore loot apart. Row No. 2, planted with
rcrg small ones whole, some OF them no;
larger than an ounce bullet, about six
inches apart. Row No. 3. planted with
medium sized potatoes whole, about eight
inches apart. Row No. {, planted with
potatoes OF various sizes cut as small as
could cut them aud have one good healthy
eye to each piece, about six inches apart.
The potatoes were what we call Chils,
the seed having been brought from Valpa-
rai>o TO Trenton some years ago; and Il
not Identical with the Garnet Chilis, they
have a very close resemblance.
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&sg:;s'.sG
bS TELEGRAPH-
n.patche. TO the Ellsworth America,
MAINE NEWS,
IT LOOKS LIKE INTENDED YR,rp

III LOOKS LIKE INTENDED FRAUD.
AUGUSTA. Nov. Is.
A large number OF Republicans, sun
posed to be elected Senators aud Repre-
seh'Aiives, remained here to-day for the
purpose of examining the returns which
were declared open by the Governor 4
Council last evening. in order that they
might ascertain If there were any errors
or detect, which need to be amended
under the statutes.
ms morning. the attorney of the
Senators aud Representative from one
County applied to the Secretary OF
State who referred him to the Council
aud then 10 the chairman of the Com
mittee OF Council on Elections, for an
opportunity 10 examine the returLs FOR
this purpose. bnt he was not allowed TO
do 80. the Chairman laying that he had
no al hOrity ia the matter. II present
cd in writing, nc would take it up in
order.
Hon. j. \. Locke. S-na or elect from
Cumberland, and Hon. Austin Harti-
OF Washington, subsequently,, person
ally aud in writing applied to the Coun-
Gil, aud the result OF their application 4.
GOT known At this hour. The personal
appeal OF Senator elect Locke aud Sen
alor elect Harris for permission to e1-
anime returns VA denied them bv The
Council
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b'fAN iiot -. NuE. II.
MIR Andrew Raiick. Of Bar Harbor.
upon returning from Ellsworth where he
had been TO obtain the "a.kct FOR the re-
main, OF the late Tobias Roberts tell from
the Conveyance aud in trying TO save him.
sell. put one II hi, shoulders out q place,
and Vas o,hcrwI.e ,eyep,ly ujurrd
A li',ie child @. Mr. Dc,lle tell out
% ~ crib recently, striking on The back ~
his head, aud was a. fret supposed 10 De
fatally Injured. bn' We are glad to say !,
now reported better.
One oi the first things which strike.
one here Is The cosmopolitan character Of
the place Seemingly. every other uae
you IAN iu With belongs somewhere else.
Another fac; which .imprc-sc- one. 8, that
aii who live here are AZ work, AL seem
driving business. working NTH their 10 -ai
al their various ayocstions. There u 10
end OF building. This Is cmphatcAlly
growing place. New house, spring ~ "a.
il by mage, summer company was more
numerous thi, season than ever, arriving
earlier and remaining later. Some came
early IN May and many siaid late ID Oc.o-
Der.
Our sturdy friend Joseph Harding Of
Cranberry Isles, who moved here last ,I4ly.
- building two story house 10 the rt, III
b"fLood 81 NIlisbury's HI, with plakza.
Lay window etc. which u SAID 10 be one
of the prci'irst OF the small houses in Bar
Harbor. Il - now nearly completed. aud
would have been ready ere ihl, for occu-
pancy but for q delay IN the arrival IL tha
lumber from CherryHeld. Alfred BuI.tr
- Master builder and spares no pains liz
the work. OF which he i justly proud. Nh
Harding expect, 10 move into his new
house 10 December aud Will continue u
take boarders through the winter. H.
talks also OF putting up larger house mex
season tor Summer company. The local
iIy Is being bulk Up very fast: he viii soon
have village around him. We noticed j
sign opposite. lhi, Fall, four ha!racre.
land Tor sale for 5000.
Edwin Bunker has commenced build
lng house upon The road TO Slmr,yiI.e
He has been employed the t~o past sea-
sous 10 yachting, aud = engaged oy the
same parties Tor next season a, sla ~ PET
week With perq4I.ltr>; al Increase Oh
So % over this year, wages.
Mrs. Joseph Harding who obtained.
during her visit 10 England three year.
since, many valuable relies, Including two
plates which once eraced tie table OF WIN.
Penn, was induced TO sell one Of The. plates
TO an antiquity loving New \ ORR laly who
Is 10 have II handsomely framed
A Mr.. Eddy i now haying -four huu.e..
store and a bridge. the latter about 50
feet long, built in the vicinity OF Salisbury
Hill.
10. the poor Indian" is a Bar Harbor
Institution during the SUMNER season. aud
picturesque one. Many very nice ba ske,s
are made and sold by these dusky breth-
rem. HANCOCK.
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The District Lodge held its November
session with Crescent Lodge No. 100 at
Dedham. Nov, IL, 1879. aud was organ
lied as follows, none OF the officers being
absent; Rev. Ephraim Harding. ID. T.. /;
Mrs. Annie Pinkham. D. V. T.; Isaiah
Turner. ID. C.; WIN. Z. JOY. ID. 5. NJ. L.
Gilmore, ID. c.; Lewis NJ. Blood. ID. I.
Forenoon Session.-As the reports of
the different lodges were read, Edward
L. Bates spose for Crescent Lodge; Allen
Potter and Willard Tourtelotte for Pond
Benz {. Baker for Crystal Spring; Bonney
Colby and Albert Burrll for Pioneer:
Rev. T.. Harding, Mrs. Harding aud VIM.
L. JOY for Neal Dow.
Afternoon Sessiou.-After the regular
lodge business was finished, the following
members spoke tor the good OF the order:
Lewis NJ. Blood of Bucksport; J. L. Han
ey. North Penobscot; Allen Potter. North
Ellsworth; Isaiah Turner. F. W. Mad
docks. J. A. Burrill. Dedham; Rev. +.
Harding aud WIN. Z. Joy, Ellsworth.
Evening Session This ession was oc.
cup!ed with speeches Tor the good of the
cause n follows: Tourtelotte. Turner.
Maddocks. Peaks. Joy, Parker, Gilmore.
Blood. Ellington. Baker. Potter. Burrill
and Harding. Every session was crowded
with speeches, aud every speech was
crowded with thought aud feeling, the
best thoughts in ,he whole range of the
temperance discussion. and the session
VA, 10 every respect thoroughly enjoyable,
profitable and oui.pokeu. WEI.
HALL or foNp LODGE. No. ITO.
North Ellsworth. Nov. Is. lS1g. \
whereas, II has pleased an all wise and
gracious Providence To remove from The cares
and tolls 81 this mortal life 10 the llic beyond.
our sister Lizzie :. Curtis,
HesDicfd. That we deeply mourn the loss Of
one Of our charter meniters. aud that We also
cherish a graiciui remembrance of her earnest
desire for the cause OF temperance.
HNsdfrst That In the hour Of sadness and
Bereavement we bow with humble submission
o. the viii OF God, IN her removal BY death
HesoIred. That hereby tender to the
family Of our deceased sister IN their trcp be-
rcavcment. our deepest sympathies and re.
CARDS and icrS"ntiy pray that the God 81 sll
comfort who ony grieyes U. 10 do lis good.
viii bind a. the broken hearts.
EesDtref That We present a copy Of these
resolutions TO the husband, one 10 tho family
aud one 10 the Ellsworth AMERICAN for pub
Hc ttiou.
y. Fremont M,DpocKs.l
JAMES NJ. MuoRE Com.
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were allowed. and surely for the kind,
think the talk was much above the average
of the usual talk at such gatherings. The
Bueksport Brothers took hold with will.
They know how, aud their hearts are sure
ly 10 the work. Thanks to them and all
good Brothers who so ably assisted US.
holden In Bucksport. The orly error of
the convention was that it left tue people
OF our village with hosts of pies and cakes,
and roast chickens uueaten. MEpICUs.
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Eilsworth-Sov. II. by Rev. DR.. Tenney.
Mr. FRANK Cottle Of Ellsworth, and Miss
Aryilla Grindie OF Orland.
Trenton-Noy. IA. by Rev. c. f. Harden.
Mr.. Charles ii. Davis and Miss Cells Mar,haiI'
both Of Trenton.
Sedswick-Nov. I6, By Rev. c. p. Bartlett
Mr.: Frank z. Gray and Miss Eva 5. Cbatto,
both of Brooksvile.
No. sedgwick-Nov.6 6, by Rev. j. Il. TAYLOR.
Mr; George 5. Durgan and Miss Tina Marks.
both Of No. sedgwick.
Harrington-Noy. 10. by Rev. G. G. Wins
low, Mr.. Herbert VI. Leighton and Miss yelma
Mckenzie, both Of Harrington.
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y. Mariavtlle.
The members of Dirigo Lodge l.. o.
T., gave their annual supper on the
night of the sth; much credit is due the la
dies Tor their part Ia the affair. as all pres
ent would testify. Alter psrtaking from
the bountiful board, the lodge was called
to order and vote passed to suspend all
rules and proceed a. once to the pro-
gramme. Severa. deciamations and reci-
tations were given, and the many compH-
neiits We have si0ee heard show that the
performers were appreciated. Member.
were present from different lodges. and the
earnest remarks from various visitors
showed that the object of meeting was not
forgotten even in the hour OF pleasure.
We have no Tears but this lodge will do its
part toward the overthrow OF Americas
King. for though its plumber is not large.
1t Is strong Ia it, few. and many large or
ganizaiion might l-afa from this one, that
strength consists iD being aud doing, rati,-
er than in the lumber of names upon its
book. VIsIroR.
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school closed In Dist. No. /. oct. p.
after a very successful term. The school
has been taught for the past season is
Clara Norris, and she gives much cred +.
to the scholars who so atlcnliseiy attended
the school and made such progr,. IN their
studies. aud She expressed many thanks to
her "First Class" who at the close % her
school presented her with a handsome II.
yer vase.
The Primary school l. being laugh;
By Mrs. Lyman some. OF Sonc,yiIlc. MI.
Desert. Mrs.. some, j. an excellent teach
er aud has a large attendance Of scho,at,
"
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south i George, Ne. NOV iO-whna the .rh
lJdine toi JastneJ vas making this harbOr On IN
luh Inc captain was injured quite .evt rely on tie
heal BY berg strsck with the ito sheet blocs
kHOr sinS HIM down and cutting a severe gash on
b > forehead.
sch Ahayela. IIolt, from 81 Pierre. Mart. ID. it.
Delaware, before reported a, Wilmington \ a.
encountered gale NOV. /, which lasted until ~
pm az winch time, when IN lat ~ Is, lon u s. the
schooner had tOpmast. foretoptnast ami rnaiI,n,'
mast carried away, together with fore and main.
iop sails. besides many other sails split Afer DC
SAFE suOsIded rugged up temporary stay -,t IN
and SOU AIRED away Tor WIlmiHgGon, the wind brinr
y w eastward al The hmc board Of survey
mas Ueth rh'l' p az. All determine whether The
pAiTs
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:, CEDAn kErs-sld sth, sch A P Emmerson.
Reyes, New York.
OUCH ISLAND hARBoE-Sld Is Il, schs ] NJ Ken.
Iedy Pomroy, Ell .worth for Rondouf: Ida + Rsv
Haskell. Bay port for NY '
JACksoSvILLE-C IN Tin, sch A brahan Rich.rt
son. Reed. Guadalupe,
hoBlLk-AT ION, sch Anna W Bunker snoy
man. Boston. '' ''"
.,Nk"roKr.Ar 18Th, sch Sunbeam, Saunders.
Dtuchiil tor Baltimore
NJ" iokh-Ar 18th schs Abigail HAYNES.
worth. - 80
Ar 18TH, bark Mary Hale, Higgin. Cape Hay.
"en IN Auam Bo~iby, stanwoOi, Petit Grove
CID liih, sen Walter 81 Young Thomn.on ~,
ston, ia. iN'He
sToNISGIoN-Ar 18Th. sch belmont Locke Ho.
mer. New York. ~
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Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylvania 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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Dr0Oklin.
"A depred alton OF Tramp-thievcs has
startled our quiet town somewhat within a
few days. They entered the house of Mr.
John Hartman, and in their haste 10 e.
cape. (for the house was alarmed) left a
coat, u boot, and piece OF spermaciii
candle.
Instances of attempted mail robbery
so near, aud tranps 10 the town, incline
the people to faslen doors and windows.
The sad news reached town "A few
days since, tina, Mr.. Fred Terry. one OF the
crew OF Sch. Leesburg, had persisted
while the vessel was being driven ashore.
He leaves wife aud two children. :
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One OF the most popular medicines now be-
fore the American public, is Hop Bitiers. You
see II everywhere. People take 1t with good
effect. II builds them up. II is not As pleasant
whisky drink. II Is more like the old fashion
ed bone set tea that has done world Of good.
IL yon don't feel just right try Hop Bitters.-
Mazda Neies.
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ar at Newcastle, Ssw Sc n, L. h.rt Iir,
thimefy, "yman, Melbourne (snd sailed Oct for
AZ al Demerara Nov IL, brig Marena, Handy.
a.. Ar Al :. John. b, Nov. II, brig Benz Carver.
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MARINE LIST.
GIIs~ orth Port.

sbs~ ofth h-oft
wclnrsdsy. Sos. p!
ARRIVED
90 Gien-. tHcv. Dsg.c ,9yr.
- ~ - Amy. ur-aai.
sra george ktWaE!. Ncb1-r. Esacsin
In-r.I4J, Soy. y.
AKElSEu.
80 1eHt.lc. Barbour. ps,rI .1r
-tn i.;a" Aanic. ~.aH.A deer Lee.
>sH II nssC. huowi.pu. Deer lee.
CLEARED.
$50 Rel Eoscr, wooIArl Pr3y.Ica-c.
FRIDAY. Suv. -.
ARRIVED.
sen Ecloulo, Bette. Bp.tau.
CLEARED.
: "a Forest Nag. I.aker. ua- iiaraor.
sth Ncchau.r. Weber. Bar IAFoor.
Saturday. Nov. Is.
ARRIVED
seh Ralph Grant, q rant; Portland
CLEARED
~rh u..FclrAuch, Whttakcr. g5undout
~ Mra'rf!o9. va itascr, GpuaIyG;
IN blrtory hli4keu. Kgulpus
>sh h. iEAbrth, fyrryl. BAr uartJr.
~sh LlraFo, smith. Providence
sea Dexter. Ircworgy. Bar Har55r.
>ta hit 1F-1a. Cots. Bar HAfb4r.
sun la. Noy. 70.
CLEARED
Sch Sarah EAklieih Gurus. RackaaI
~,H brut.. -. BtgJuut. Deer l.i-
sch Little Annie. ~mHh. Dcer i-le
>rh hinuts. hupWlsJn. D,.g l.lc
Monday. >us. h.
ARRIVED
>-h falrw nj. " oy1~Ar,I, saeu
>,i fiss Deaer, DpIxe, Bottom
~"u tIty Of Ellsworth t,ra4.. l.o.tl,uA
sch >elot. -tiler, B.uebiu
CLEAEElp.
~,h N4pcy. Bunker. Bluch.N
Tuesday Morris.
ARRIVED.
~rs Mary Cushmar Palten I,a.t1n
sru u Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston
CLEARED.
--n Keiunio, Bets. New YORK
sch ArbOGrcT, Clark Boston.
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Nov. Is, Mrs. Susan Peck. aged
81 years. ."
:. W. Harbor-Oct. q, Frankie E. child of
james =. and Phebe A. Ross, aged years, 8
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schools. a result largely due to the untir-
Ing efforts and executive ability OF our
Supervisor, Robert Cole. Esq.
PARENT
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The republicans have an even 100 ma
jority In the new legislature of Iowa, a
gain of 81 over last year
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fnHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly Apo inied
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an AID.
minisirator of the Estate of
STEPHEN ID. CLARK, late Of Gouldsboro, in the
county OF Hancock deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore request. ali
persons who are indebted TO the said deceased,s
estate, 10 make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment.
GEO. 4. CLARK.
October 18TH 1919 awH
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Business Notices.


s..A 8s.'s . sss.'.SA "a aSsS42 ss.1SS1
strikes NJ the root. builds up the constitution.
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and nil
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. iyl9
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North seslg " lei.

Concert was given here on Sunday evening,
Nov 9th, in which large number of per
sons both oil and young participated.
The concert was arranged by the pastor
Rev. Jos. II. Taylor. The singing was ex-
cellent, aud the whole affair was pro-
nounceJ d decided success
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STATE or MAINE.

HINCuck. - -tourt ui Probate. Ellsworth. OCT.
Term. !. 4. 1873.
Account. having been flied Tor settlement in
E-Jste- OF
THOMAS MERCHANT, i4tc n HgHcock.
Mary Merchant. Admtn.,tralrlX.
WILFOHD y. JOEDIN. Minor. Hancock
Lowell Jordan, Guardian.
PETER NcGO wv. llts II Elis,rorh.
Francis McGown. Executor.
WILLIAM DAVIS, i4ie n Ellstrorth.
James ". Davis. Executor.
ABRAHAM TREWOEGY, lite of .Surry.
samuel WATSON Adm r q.
GEOHGE w. N1RDY. ilte N Deer Islc
Nug"Httts J. Parsons, Ad.n'N die DJLis non.
GEEOHE TOENG ct. a., Minor Surry
\. +. EuruhaIn, Guardian
JAMES IIHOR, l4t- n Elen.
James Z. Ha.alr q. Al. Executors.
DINLEL DOUGLASS II BroOksrtUe.
jose n. walker. Adm
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON, late Of rrr-
mint.
william W. \. Heath. Adm r
GEOHGE MAO Z, late N Plantation No. 81.
Lewis Mace. Adm e.,
GARDNER CASPER, late IF >urry.
CelestI L. Jasper. Admf \ .
ORDERED That the SAID Accountants give
notice thereof 70 al persons Interested. hy cHus
luz copy pc ihIs Order To be published three
vi L -urrcs-iyrly In the Ellsworth American
prtu."i iH Ellsworth tnat they may appear n a Pro
hltr Court, to be holden II Ellsworth the drsf
Wednesday OF December next. al ten Of The ciocN
ln the forenoon and she. cAus". it any they have
Why he -stne should Pet be allowed
PARKER 1l't X. JulXe
a true Copy-Attcst .-IhA~ T. poEK. Register.
INi5
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Local. NOTICES.

Don't buy your 0vERCoAT until you
examine the Stock in the BosToN CLOTH
ING STORE. II il astonishing how Low
they can sell them. 40tf.