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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-19

The STATE ARGUS is "a new weekly paper
that comes to Us from Springfield published
by the State Argus Company with d W,
Lusk As editor It IS got up in sixteen page
form, and is very neatly printed /; is the sec,
Ond or third venture Of the kind by Mr.. LuSh,
we believe, within the last two or three years
and presents, so far aS we can see, no greater
promise Of permanence than It's predecessors.
Somehow papers that depart from the usual
folio or quarto form never seem 20 succeed,
1t is true, the Notton manages 10 live, but the
ti0n would starvc at Springfield. The Argus
is ably edited, and though republican in poll
tics seem, manly and candid in its discussions,
and has our best wishes for its long life and
prosperity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-07-19
8 Cts. and Good

The uknow Cigar Is only %, and cquss any 0c cigar
They are long Havana hllcr. Give them one trial -
Sold BY r.. \. GIiGGS.
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Fog and rain alternate. Everything
Is moist and dissgreeabie out OF doors.
Good fires are still requisite TO comfort
and health. Not a Mayflower as yet, but
the grass is starting. "A backward sea.
son" say all.
In the sketch OF Colts island. a slip Of
the peu made me say lat that time, (l1SS)
there was only n small piece OF land set
tied near the pool. etc." instead of small
piece OF land cleared, as 1t should have
been written.
Oliver Fleming of this place Gan elderly
msu) was badly, and it was At first thought
fatally injured by slipping upon q wharf
aud striking his head against a spite last
week One rib WAS broken and the doc
tor in attendance supposed him to have
sustained serious internal injury, but later
reports ere much more favorable, and to
the general surprise. he has been out OF
doors walking around to-day.
The late Capt. Washington Mitchell
OF Schooner Palos. recently killed near
Boston while endeavorinx to cross the
track OF the Boston and Maine Railroad.
resided with his family 10 this place some
year. since. and the news Of bis tragic fate
Was . great shock 70 relatives and &C.
| qusintances. He was going home In his
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We are not sure but tina, the Temper
snce meeting in Hancock Hall last Sunday
evening was very Interesting; We know
there were . number OF worthy gentlemen
spoke. aud have no doubt their remsrss
were some OF the best ever made. but there
were 80 many other speakers Ia the gal
lerie. who talked just loud enough not to
be understood. but sufficiently loud for the
speakers to be scarcely heard, by some,
and not al all By others. thst we cannot
say of truth whether the meeting was
profitable or not.
Another hindrance TO those who desired
to listen were the 'trAmps.' who stayed
only long enough TO get up and go ou,
Ia the midst OF somebody's remarks which
We wish they understood was insdlting to
n speaker.
Can there be nothing done 10 compel
those who have come 10, TO stay until the
services are over. and also 10 mitigate the
whispering and laughing nuisance. Parents
IL you can't go and see that your boys and
girls behave themselves, do. We beg keep
them az home. A SUFFERER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15

Street Lamp near American House was
referred to Committee on Streets to report
ct regular meeting.
Voted to pay the Ellsworth Gas Light
Company the sum OF three hundred and
sixty five dollars to furnish gas, oil and
lighting all the Street Lamps, with such
addition as shall DO made to them tor the
year ending April 1, 1880.
The Street Commissioner was directed
to build two feet sidewalk from the side
walk near Silas Saunders shop to the
ledge near Mr.. Hsslem's house.
The City Clerk was instructed to write
to Hon. J. A. Peters and ascertain the
lowest terms for which present Municipal
Court Rooms can be rented.
Capt. Albert Smith was allowed the sum
OF four dollars on his private road the pres
ent year.
Roll of accounts No. 3 amounting 10
el5S 80 was passed.
WM. o. MCDONALD,
City CLERK.
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The following are some of the Mines

The following are some OF the Mines
now being operated In this county:
In Sullivan are the wsukeag. Cline.
Gibson. simpson, Sullivan. Ferrey, Ashley.
MIllbrook, Perry and Beans mines, en-
pioying a total Of sixty eight men.
At Gouldsboro are the Young, 6uptill,
Treat, Petit Nenan and the Soule. employ
ing a total force Of tweuty-six men.
At Bluehill are the Douglass, Cutter,
and Bluehill Falls employing about seven
iy-five men. A company 10 Boston and
another 10 Belfast are forming to work
mines 10 Bluehll.
At Hancock. Messrs. Mullan are pro-
crossing favorably with their mine at
Egypt Stream. aud report encouraging
prospects.
Parties In this city with II. S. Bartlett.
OF Lsmone. commenced opening a mine
on land belonging to Mr.. Bartlett, on
Monday morning.
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AT the annual meeting OF the mem-
bers OF the Hancock CO., Savings Bank.
held at the Bank on Monday, the IL inst.
the following persons were elected, new
member. OF the Corporation;
W. S. Rutchings. of Penobscot.
Geo. W. Hutchuss. OF Surry.
Z. II. Torrey. OF Surry.
X. X. Thompson, OF Trenton.
}. 4. Hinckley. OF Buehill.
Eben T.. Church. of Mariaville.
II. ID. Coombs. Of GoulJsboro.
W. +. Hsdlock. of Cranberry Isles.
The following members were elected
Trustees. George Psrcher. J. 4. Jordan,
c. G. Peek. NJ. Avery and n. Il. Cool
edge.
At q meeting ofthe Trustees, held sub
sequentlv, George Parcher was elected
President asd Charles c. Burril. Treas
urrr.
We are informed tina, the bank IL In q
very nourishing condition.
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Proposed Aid to Negro Refugees
ST. LOUIS, MAY /

ST. LOUIS, May Is.
A conference was held here Monday.
BY several gentlemen, TO consider mat
tiers relating 10 the negro exodus from
the South, and 10 see If more efficient
aid cannot be rendered to enigrsnts.-
proper shape yet for public action. From
conversation with him it was gathered
that part of the project is that If the
steamboats, plying on the lower river
continue to refuse 10 transport refugees,
he snc his associates will charter q
steamer, arm her if necessary, so down
the river and bring up those now wait
ing on the bank
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WIN. o. MCDONALD,
City CLERK.

BDb0E0tuu.
N. Z. Pendletou, Esq, OF the Bluehill
Copper Mining aud Smelling Company.
with some other gentlemen will soon be-
gin working a mine on the Joseph Gray
farm In Bluehill. This place Is a short
distance Southwest from the Douglass
Mine and some very fine ore is found
there.
The Bluehill Copper Mining and Smel,-
Ing Company have secured the service of
competent Asssyer, Mr.. Hill OF Boston.
He Is a graduate Of the Institute Of Tech
nology, and comes highly recommended
by State Assayer Sharpless OF Massachu-
setis.
Probably nearly every one who has
visited Bluehill will remember the three
story brick building known as the Holt
store" which for many years has been GO
ing to ruin. Last year II was sold TO y.
T. Pende,on. who at once began remodel
ing Il. The Eastern end OF the building
had mostly fallen out, and the space thus
LEFT Is occupied by huge bay window. A
French roof has been added 10 the build
Ing; a nice kitchen fitted up In the base.
ment. building piped for hot aud cold wa
ter. dumb waiter put In, etc, so that the
formerly uosightly building Is now an orna-
meni to the place. The right man would
ind this good place to keep a hotel.
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Local. NOTICES.

Pure, Liquid, Roof paint. warranted
to preserve shingles, and fire proof. For
sale at A. W. Cushmans.
Paint your walls aud ceilings with Kali
somlne paint. For sale ut A. W. Cush
mans. Gwa0
Tickets for all points west VIA, Boston
and Albany Railroad from Boston or Grand
Trunk Railway, from Portland can be had
OF &. c. Burrill, at the lowest rates. Call
aud see him before Purchasing elsewhere.
1871
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MARINE LIST.
E1lsW orth Port.

Ellsworth Port
"Wednesday. Nay :.
ARRIVED
sch Pu,sar. Mosely. Bangor.
sah WA. H. Archer. Bcltasty, Boston.
sob Lmlsene, Iamden.
,LEAEED.
sch sarah Elizabeth, C-r;ls Bluch.I.
Thursday. May :
CLEARED
srh Juua Edna. Potter Bluehili.
sch CopT. Curtis. KockiAni.
soh FlAr4o. Hale, Franklin.
Friday. May p
ARRIVED
Sch y5lant Nurch. Boston.
s-h Delaware, fsGrtll. Bar Hacbor
-rh y. Harvey Bunker. Bluehii
Saturday. Nay 10.
sch Ralph h Grant. Grant. Por tiaad.
sch Cigy Of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
sch sarah Elizabeth. Curtis. BIueha ~
Sch JUN. Edna, Potter. Bluthili.
CLEARED.
sch gai.an Young, Boston.
sch Dolphin, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Mar Y CushmAn. PAtten. Boston.
Tuesday, May Is.
CLEARED.
sch Catherine. Jordan, Salem.
sch Arborecr, CLARK Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch AseaorA. iiaiehins, Boston
Wednesday. May H.
CLEARED.
sch Hu..ar. Mose!y, Rockiand.
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pig In basket aud delivered ii to the citi-
zen who put 1t in his pen. The dog had
been careful observer Of the whole affair
and when the Deputy started from the cIti-
zen's house violent squealing was heard
In the direction OF the pen. An invesuga-
ton showed that the dog had seized the pig
aud started for home with it, and 1t was
some time before he could be convinced
that it was no longer his masters property.
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The post office and a store st Newton.
\. B., were robbed and burned Mondsy
night.
Justice Hopkins of Bsrnstable, fl nd.
that Edith Freeman "came to her deaf b
by stab wound inflicted by Charles =
Freeman" and holds his wife as AL &c
cessory.
The dwelling of Frank l.. Lovejoy of
Auburn, Ne. was burned Monday
night-loss. $1,000.
The drought in Bennington. VT, is
seriously affecting vegetation.
After killing his wife in Elms ville,
Conn, Monday, Andrew Maunin wen,
TO the mill pond, filled his pockets with
sisnes and drowned himself.
At noon, Tuesday. the mercury indi-
Gated SO in the shade, at Waterville.
Ne
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vessel after a long absence. His remains
were sent home TO Calais. and suitably
Inferred with Masonic honors. We re-
mark as . singular coincidence that his
only brother Robert, mate of Sch. John
Boynton, OF Calais. In 1855. was murdered
on board the vessel by q river thief while
lying of Rikers Island. dying 10 i've min
u,es after beng shot, without having
spoken VOID. Thus. Of two brothers,
both have been the victims OF tragedy, Ia
their instant taking Of HANCOCK.
Nav s.
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Is Whist lady Of Bostsn said to her husband
when he brought home some medicine 10 cure
her Of sick headache and neuralgia which had
made her miserable for fourteen years Al the
nrst stiack thereafter, 1t was administered to
hsr with such good results, that she cont inued
iss use until cured, and made so euthu siastic
IN its praise, that she induced TWENTY-FIVE Of
the best families in her circle to sdop, il as their
regular family medici ne. That "stuf-' is Hop
Bitters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15
District Court Of the United States, District OF
Maine
In the matter of
NEHEMIAH BASsETT, : IN BANKRUPTCY.
BAnkrupt,>

YHIs Is to give notice that petition has been
] presented TO the Court this ssth day OF April
1873. by Nehemiah Bassett. Of Verona Rank
rupt, individually and as m mber of the drn OF
y. }. u. Bassett, praying that he may be de
creed 10 have . full discharge from all hi leots,
individual and copartnei ship, able under the
Bankrupt Act. and upon read ing said Petition.
IL is ORDERED by the Court, that hear ing
be had upon the same, on the ith Tuesday OF une,
A. d. 1873 before the Court in Bangor in said
District, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that the eond
meeting Of the creditors OF SAID bankrupt, be held
before Lhas Hamlin. Esq Register. on the
OF the same the end day of June 1872 and
that notice thereof be published In tho han.
gor DAILY Wing and Courier. and The Ells-
worth American, newspapers printed IN said
District, once = week for three successive
weeks, and once in ths weekly BANGOR Courier.
the last on bile alton TO DO thirty days At least be-
fore the day Of hearing and that all creditors who
have proved their debts and other person. in in
terest. may appear ~ said tame and place and
shew cause. II aav they have, why The prayer OF
said Petition should not be granted.
WM. T.. PREBLE
swls Clerk Of District Court Tor said District
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PHiLADELFHIA-Ar sth. sch David Faust
smith. Ellsworth.
JACKsoSvILLE-Cid 3th. schs &. X. Macomber,
Googins Barbados. Storm Petrol HerTirs
Costa HlcA.
Foreign.
Cardin-M.y <th. sill bark Belle Wooster. Hig
Sln.. United states.
Havana-Ar April .ssh. brig Myronus. Jarvis.
New iork
1T Jaso-Id 4lad, sch ". H. Card, foss,
Guantanamo.
GA a. Car6anen-Aprh 18th. brig Tene rife,
Tracy, New York.
CID sch Abraham Rchari.on Reed do.
- Ihomas-Ar 21ih, sen Joshua GrindIc
frceihy. foint-s Piirc.
Arat Guantanamo April - sch W II. Card.
foss. Brunss lex. Ca. VIA, - Jago.
Sid from ~ Thomas. April q scn Joshua Grin
die frseIhy. Cubs.
Ar May, sch Pride OF the East, Lord, 81 Lucia.
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City and County.


CoNGREGArioNsL.-Pr at 10 80 A
NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath School in the sftei-
noon. at IL O'Clock, NJ.
BAPrisr.-Preaching at and P. N. Sab
bath School ut Z. n.
UNrTARIAS.-Sunday School at O'Clock T.
NJ. Church service at 2 O'Clock and ! O'Clock
z. N.
CkrHoLIc.-Presching at i-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at Z. NJ.
schins at and Z. M
Sabbath School at 7. NJ.
SPrRITU ALIsT.-MeetinSs held every sun
day at O'Clock. 2. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-every sun
dsy at IA z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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Orissd.
The children OF the Methodist Society
at Bucksport. with some assistance 10 the
leading parts. gave las, week. under the
direction and drill OF Mrs. f. NJ. Godfrey.
the beautiful little opera OF Red Riding
Hood" Richard Storcr took the par, OF
the Wolf" Miss Anna Hall. Mamma
Zoeth Atwood, w oodmau." Oracle ward
we'll. Red Riding Hood" SC. They were
ably assisted by the Bucksport Band. II
was given at Emery Hall. The opera and
acting was made much more effective BY
the new scenery painted by Mr.. Emery,
the owner OF the Hall. Il was . success
fol and entertaining little affair and speaks
well for the musical talent OF the children
a. well a. for the credit OF the lady who
conducted IL.
A young mAn By lhe name OF Fred
Holloway. on OrlAnd Point, met with a sc
we're accident by the accidental bursting OF
bis gun on Thursday last 1t injured his
left hand badly As well IS his lip
Our Congregational Sabbath School
gave Temperance Concert .ast Sabbath
evening think it would be better and
grea, help to the temperance cause II more
such concerts we're given. for 1t Is 10 the
young people to whom We must look for
the future success OF the temperance cause
Our temperance societies are doing
well MEpICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15
Democrats Give up Caucussing.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nav IS.
The Democrats have concluded 10
hold no caucus for discussion OF future
action on the vetoed bills.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15

No person ever used Addms0H's Bdlsdm
without being able 10 speak in lis favor. Its
magical effects afording almost instant relief
IN the most stubborn cases has won for IL .
colds, ior which the proprietor NAV well be
proud. Price IS cte.-Boston Advocate.
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Business Notices.


Az SSssS 80 . SsSssSAS 80 . sA<AsssA ASAs$A
strike, Al the root. builds up the constitution.
makes i, new. and drives away Catarrh and all
disease. o, the mucous membranes. and their
attendant, pains and sche., pertaining to he al
back shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
DO you want 10 save your children! II YOU
do. 70 to &. A. Pareher and get a box OF Fes-
senden', Worm Expellcr. II is the sure-t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For .ale by all druggist. for . cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fes-endcn & Co, Rockland
Maine.
In.lantcr cures Toothache % Que moment,
2lli
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MEETING Of BEARD Of AlaeRnen.
Nav 8, 1879,
Mayor Davis in the chair.

Mayor Davis in the chair.
Aldermen present Whiting, Aiken, FL
lis, Currier and Redman.
The Street Commissioner monthly re-
port was presented aud accepted.
Bill Of j. +. Osgood WAS taken up and
referred TO Alderman Redman with in-
structions to report 1t next regular meet
ing.
The petition OF G.2P. Dutton, ct ais, for
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-Messrs. Hamor, OF the Grand Central
Hotel, have commenced building a Stable
3Gxl0O feet for the use OF Mr.. L. II. Greedy
formerly Of Ellsworth. and Mr.. +. o. Beal
OF the Bangor House. These gentlemen
will occupy 1t As a livery. stage. sale and
transient stable, keeping about 10 horses
and carriages for livery purposes. Among
the number will be several good saddle
horses. They will also introduce a new
feature for this place. which is some fine
hacks aud coaches for the accommodation
Of summer guests.
Work on the new Hayward House Is
progressing finely. The frame OF the base
ment Is up aud is literally swarming with
worhmen.
The Selectmen have commenced work
on the Sewers aud expect 10 have them
completed about the first OF June.
-Messrs. Greedy and kittridge are put
ting in new set OF Fairbanks hsy scales
something that has been needed here for .
long time.
Tobias Roberts, Esq, one OF our old
est citizens, has been dangerously sick but
is now improving and hopes are entertain
ed OF his complete recovery.
The first arrival OF the season took
place Saturday in the person Of Mr.. Chas.
L. Howe and his sister OF Boston. Mr.
Howe owns a fine summer residence here
aud is continually making additions and
improvements to his property.
1SsekspOu.
A young man and woman were mar
ried In this town, recently. 1t turned out
afterward that the term Of office Of the
justice who performed the ceremony. had
expired. The groom then proposed to the
bride to be remarked. but she declined his
offer. intimating that she preferred single
bIessedness and is reported to have left for
Boston.
An address was delivered before the
Y. NJ. c. A. and friends one evening last
week, by Parker Spoford, Subject, Ameri-
canR silrosding.
That portion OF the bridge leading from
Buckspor TO Verona. carried away by the
ice a short time since. is being replaced
The bridge will be passable In a few days.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Once OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. May IL ANY
Indications
For New England and Middle Allan
tic States. Southerly winds, warmer,
clear weather preceded by foggy and
partly cloudy weather and stationary
pressure.
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Nj a Il Il l f ID !.

Castine-sth inst, by Rev. l.. j. Thomas,
Mr.. Robert Fearing. OF the L. :. Revenue
Gutter and Miss Emma Harrington, Of Castine.
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&sg7.&
By TELEGRAPH.
ipspstcAes TO the Ellsworth American
MAINE NEWS.
Indicted n6r Murder and AAultery.
PORTLAND, Nav Is.

Indicted n6r Murder and ADULTERY.
PORTLAND, May Is.
Among the indictments brought in by
the Grand Jury to-day were one for
murder and one for adultery against
DIR. Charles Ii. Witham before reported
arrested for abortion. 1t is charged that
he murdered his illegitimate infant after
delivery. He is a regular practicing
physician belonging in Cape Elizabeth.
He is man of property and has fam
lily.
The Gardiner 9Th Ward MIDDLE.
GARDINER, May 10.
The fourth election for Alderman in
Ward i've took place to-day resulting as
follows. Atwood, regular nominee re-
ceived los votes; Nickerson, opposition
40, but as II has been shown that one
vote for Nickerson was cast by a man
who voted in Augusta last fall. the le-
gaiity OF this election is questioned aud
it is not improbable that there will be
fifth election. Considerable dissatis-
faction is felt because the board OF AL
dermen refused to appoint either Satur.
day or Monday for the election, on
which days the Boston boat is in, and
II Ia claimed that two Atwood men and
one Nickerson man are on board.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15

Permanent Relief is . great boon TO
any ooe who has been afflicted with hacking
cough. You can get 1t sure BY using DIR. A.
j. Flsgg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-15

Don't fda TO try DIR. kimbalrs Balsam, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
Throst, Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
efectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - 50 cents, by ali
Druggists. lyr..
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S<Og WsGA
The Hancock Baptist Ministerial Con-
ference will NEE. at this place on Tuesday,
May Goth. All ministers are invited.
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Diatrict Court Of the United States. District OF
Maine.
joshua i 81 JAZZ (, 'sIss,ssxr1, BANKRUPTCY


THIS Is to give notice that . petition has been
] presented 10 the Court. this 18th day OF April,
1872 by Joshua Z. Bassett. of Verona. \ Bank
rupt. Individually and member o { the firm OF
n. 4 }. Il. Bsssett, praying that he may be de,
creed to have full discharge from all his debts.
nsnn; ana co3ar provsp's under the
II Is ORDERED by the Court, that hearing be
had upon the came, on the 4th Tuesday Of June.
A. ID, 1879 before the Court In Portland, In said
District, at 20 O'Clock. A. NJ, and that the second
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrups, be held
before Chas. Hamlin. Esq.,. Register, on the End
day Of Of June, 1879 and the third meeting of the
same 0. the End day Of June. 1879. and that notice
thereof he published In the Bangor Dat1y Wing
and Courier. and the Ellsworth American, news
papers printed in said District, once . week Tor
three successive week., and once in the weekly
Bangor Courier. the last publication to be thirty
days u leass before Tie DAY 81 hesrinS. and thai
Al creditors Who have proved their debss and
Other persOns u interest. may appear q said time
and piaos. and Slew cause. U any they have, why
the prayer d sid Petition should nos b eraated
swls Clerk Of Disls1as Court Tor said Oiesrict.
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Condensed Dispatches.

Postal Chaages the past Weeh.
Chelsea W. Hodgkins. East La
moline, Hancock County. Ne.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss:-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
April Term A. u. 1879.
Lyon the foregoing petition ORDERED, that
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
Interested, By causing copy Of this petition. ami
TINS order thereon, Ia be- published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American "a news
paper published IN Ellsworth. In said County
that they may appear at q Court OF Probate Tor
said County, TO be held At Ellsworth on the Ihird
"Wednesday of June next at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon 10 shew cause, IL any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should BE- granted
3wlss Packer TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CHAs. +. DoRR. Register.
true copy, Attest:-CHAs. +. DoKR. Regir