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~ AAaasAAA tN.AN-' N-''NS
as during the rush,
be unreasonable to
when SO many pee
Texas all would b =
make frst-class citizen!but TAX
! ing them altogether they were
hardly as\badfas the Meas
would make them out to be.
People without money can no
more live in the state of Texas
without work than they can in
any other state in the union,
but in this respect Texas has a
great advantage, 4 good living
can be made in Texas with less
work than in any other state in
the entire country. With the
abolition of the immigration
bureau and the utter cessation
Of active work TO secure it, as 2
natural consequence people
stopped coming. and for the past
two or three years the tide has
turned towards Kansas.
Texas is comparatively. a
new state and is now immensely
wealthy in vacant lands; COM
pared with the area of arabic
land in the state but a small
percentage of it is in cultivation.
Land isvery cheap in many parts
of the state thus offering immi-
grants every facility of procur-
ing homes, but the advantages
offered are not made known,
while all the disadvantages Of
the state, such as lawlesness and
the slack prosecution Of crimi-
nails are most extensively adj
vertised by newspapers and per-
sons inimical to Texas. The
workers in the interest of Kan
sas have even gone so far as to
invade Texas by the dissemina-
ton of documents setting forth
the inducements offered; these
documents are not sent for the
purpose of inducing negro i'm
migration, because Kansas
wants none of them, but to at
tract white people, some OF
whom are always ready to move;
moving, with a certain class of
people, is a normal condition,
and unless they are on the move
they are unhappy. The class
ofpeople popularity denomsation
mowers" Texas can dispense
with. The state is now offering
for sale vast Quantities of land
and if possible it will be much
better if they can be sold to &C
tual settlers than to spectators.
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BAs COTTON SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
d&w3m. ]. A. WILKINS.
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Lots of clothing, and 7

am sick of seeing it SO; it can
be bought at short cash price.
c. A. POTTER.
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llousToN WAS, much excited
on Wednesday over The report
of case of yellow fever at Cal
weston. the telegraph was put
into rcqUisi;ion and The report
denied; the rumor could not be
traced to any reliable source.
NoKroNs Mt.Eiingrae" now
boasts Of bcirg The only Eng
lish republican paper in TEXAS
and il is so near dead thai few
people know Of its existence.
II is supported on Norton's sal
airy and Perquisitcs as United
States marshal.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

ssE.Sa1Kx dns season is said by
'tfe eldest-inhabitants to be tic
drycst eycr known. This is i
,fallaey;; from a record Of severe
-droughts it appears that the
summer of 1862 WAS the dryest
from 1921 to 1876, that year no
rain fell from May Ist TO Sep
icmbcr Ist making l25 days Of
dry weather. Many sent 70
England for hay and grain.
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Notice in Probate.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the sheriff, or any constable Of Wash
ington county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cause to.
be published for at least twenty days in the
Brenham Banner, 4 newspaper printed in
the county of Washington, the following
notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Charles Cierke deceased:
Julius Lehman, Administrator of sale;
estate has fled in the county court of
Washington county, an application for dis
charge from the administration of, and his
final account with the estate of Charles
Gierke, deceased, which will be heard at
the next term OF county court of said ooun-
ty, commencing on the
THIRD MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
1879, at the court house thereof, in he city
of Brennan, at which time all persons in
terested in said estate msy appear and con-
test said application and account i they
see proper.
Herein fail not, under penalty Of the
law, and Of this writ make due return.
Issued the 18th day of August, 1872
Witness, II. NJ. Lewis, clerk of said
court and the seal thereo at office,
I LIS. in the city of Brenhan,, the 18TH
day of August. 1879.
Fl. NJ. LEWIS, C.CC.w.c.
hereby certify tia, the above and fore
gong is true and correct copy Of the
original citation. now in my hands.
day- j. IL HUTCHINSON
Aug lJw3w. Sheriff W. G.
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TIT Houston quarantine fas-
co terminated on Sunday by
Judge Jones, of the county
eousa, before whom the prison
eoners arrested fer violating
quarantine were tried, discharg,
ing all of them upon the ground
tliat the Houston quarantine
,wss Illegal. The Telegram and
are etill fill OF the affair;
-, u
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The Boss house for boots and
shoes is y. NJ. Whites.
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gA D. w. Bloombargh &
Co. are just in receipt of a fine
selection of latest novelties in
ladies', misses and childrens slip
pers and shoes.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

Short crop, short prices, is a.
NJ. Whites motto for the COM
ing season.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

The cheapest Dry Goods
house in Brennan is a. NJ.
Whites.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

kHE state has already scoop
ppea5, 900 for. the drummcrs
between 400 and 500 drum
are represented.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

UST received a new and COM
plete stock of staple and fancy
groceries. | sell at bottom pri-
ces and deliver in any part of
the city free E. J. FRANKEL,
North side square.
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The Houston Telegram and
the Galveston Nr1ss of Sunday
arc literally crowded to replc-
ton with matters relating to the
Quarantine imbroglio between
the rival "scaports.' The quar-
'antine is now a thing of the past.
A train left Galveston on Satur-
day afternoon and arrived at
Houston in the evening. Much
elimination and recrimiaation is
yet to follow. The Houston
officials set aside the governor $
proclamation by keeping up the
quarantine after The receipt of
the proclamation by telegraph.
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Gents, be sure and see
white shirts at c. A. Potter's,
there is money in it to the buyer.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

On hand, 500 boxes cigars,
fifty in box, for one dollar.
A. MEYER.
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s@ Stop and look at the
fine styles of ladies, misses and
childrens' shoes at c. a. Pot
ter's, and every one hand made.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

TIE Victoria .idpocate adds
its testimony to the value OF
Nicaragua wheat and says we
have on different occasions eat
en- of bread made from the Nj
caragua wheat Of Texas growth,
and have found it in every in
stance sweet and light, though
slightly dark in color. 1t should
be sown in October as il makes
splendid pasture and in the
spring yields an abundant bar
vest The BANNER learns from
Judge a. S. Broaddus, who is
interested in a mill near Cald-
well that there is no difficulty
whatever iii grinding Nicaragua
wheat, the only requisite being
that the mill be fed slower, il
requiring IS much time to. grind
three bushels of ii as it does to
grind five bushels of ordinary
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] NrERNATIoNAL fairs are Tic

iNrEKEArfoNAL fairs are the
order q, the day, Mexico is
3 soon 20 have one and the. In
bt to be olt-donc are
hg 70 HAZE grand III
irrational fair. 1t is billed to
Jake place at. Muscogce. Indian
Territory. September 80. 1869,
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$oBErTs will issue 4
Faniinc proclamation on
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Go to a. NJ. Whites for any
kind of goods yon want.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-09-05

BE- Just received at d. w.
Bloombargh & Cos full line
of Flannel suits. Linen suits,
Busters, shirts. ties, shoes, boots,
ETC., for men, youths and boys
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STATE NEWS.
hftv cents a load.

Wood sells in Mason at
fifty cents a load.
- Denison works her city
prisoners on the streets. =
-Gonanehe connty,s total
assessment for 1870 is. SI,55I,-
XII.
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"A fearful accident occurred
at Maj. PENIS Lampasas camp
meeting. A large coal oil lamp
fell, spiiling the burning oil on
Two ladies and a child; one of
The ladies and the child were Sc
riously burned; the other lady,
Mary Yates, received fatal burns
and died few hours afterwards.
The Brownsville Demo-
Graf notes the return of two or
three dciuded men who some
time ago went from Comanche
county to the vicinity OF Tam
pico, Mexico. When they went
there they we're going to make
a fortune; they came back dead
broke. ragged and hungry.
MeNic4-1So place for them.
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IEST RECEIVED

A. NJ. White has the largest
stock of clothin- in BRENNAN.
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Scpt5 1879.

ps.lodicr al Brsnllarn,
:isss mail matt-r.l
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z||Ig ss'stklg 8anner.
- RANKIN 4 LEVIN.


,sa-. -. Ch7-i-s street, DC
- sal Quii,.nan st'.,
IN. TeNaS.
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INgIaRATIoN.

The Galveston Meas has some
thing 20 say about immigration
TO Texas and attributesthe man
itest lack Of 4 rush Of new pop
ulation to purely natural causes,
saying such movements have
their inevitable fluctuationsa(s
the sea has its tides a
winds have their lults. \ ~
at alicomplimentary to
OF immigrants that can
as during the rush,
be unreasonable to i
when SO many pee
Texas all would b =
,,,I-a 6rct-,-I,rc ~itizeS H.,t tal-
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- Henry w. Haynie was
tried for horse stealing and &C
Quilted by the Williamson
county district court. He was
SO highly elated at his success
that he did not wait until the
term of court closed before he
went to stealing again. He is
again in Jail. -------
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

su hbon Real Estate fbeinV
- .tth7 upon property vorf1
oi sf"ottS5 with nccrueti interest,"
loaned upon Bank -inrks 80 Isl $4,000
p"'ef si6,ro) with accrued tnisr,,
"'"sof Iity Bonds tmarket yaIne1 olOo
"a '',uel'''. 5,lC00o
BAN e =, G,iSo o.
~ raul " p. % 10000
dubuque 1859 %
= = Gov eminent na, a., 4,5Oo.on
~, va hand and In Bask. SVSbo
iIs receivable for Preniupns Iil5l.bi
'ue On account OF Home On;aal,i haOtS. IS
. iouis sc Of trans mission from sgsat ,
sI ats uue the Company on 1n.ses '''f'o''d
eh'ly paid,
~ N'ner assets and propertv Of ~ co"'Os
Dolipany Including interest an &c
DARK Acct, etc.,. JUG gu
'''''''''''''''''''' ,5o32l
Total Assets, -
i,,,,,, tZ3s ,6ls u
LIABILITIES. (REAL AND Cosrrxor,
~ uses due and unpaid
NhoWh and reported losses tnc,,t'
N ING al estimated asd .nrIs,.'S S'h''-
crs ufahce, being full premInn Of s''tOo-o"
GSssry riss In force without snv a, ~
4. -,
90 TOT Dad debts, say...'' % '5ho'23
Sapidi stock, ........--. ''''-''''' Z43.b5
Ne' surplus over all Liabi,itis. loaoO
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poetrp.
-hs PUMPKIN.

oh greenly and fair in the land. of the sun
The vines OF the gourd and the rich melon run.
Aud the rock and the tree and the cottage en-.
fold,
With broad leaves all grecnness and blossom m.
all gold.
Like that which DER Nineyeh's prophet once
grew
While he waited to know that hi. warning
was true.
And longed for the storm cloud, and listened
in vain
For the rush of the whrlwind and red fire of
rain.
ON the banks OF Nerid the dark spanish mai
den
Comes IN with the frui, Of the tangled vine
laden:
Aud the Creole Of Cuba laughs out to behold
Through orange leaves shining the broad
spheres Of gold;
Yet with dearer delight, from his home in the
North.
On the field, of his harvest the Yankee looks
wheEe crcoknccks are coiling and yellow fruit
shines
And the sun Of September melts down on hi.
vines.
All on Thanksgiving DAY. when from Past
and from West
From North and from South, come the pilgrim
and guest;
Whentho grsy-haired New Highlander see.
round his board
The old broken links Of affection restored:
When The csre-wearied IaAn seeks hi. mother
once more.
And the worn rnatron smiles where the girl
smiled before.
Whist moistens the liz, and what brightcns
What call back The pa; like the r.oA pump
kin pie +;
oh frat loved OF DO, hood Nc old DAY. re-
calling,
When wood grapes were rurpling snd brown
nut were falling.
When wild. ugly faces We carved in it. ,kin.
GlarinS out through the darA, wiki a candle
within:
When We laughed round the corn heap. with
hearts all 10 tune.
our chair broad pumpkin, our lantern thu
Telling tale. Of the fairy VINO travelled liz,
steam
Ia q pumpkin-shcll coach. with two rat. for
team.
Then thank, Tor thy rroscu, None ,wcctcr
E'er smoked from an oven or circled platter.
airer hands never wrought At pastry morr
fine
Brighter cycS never watched Ger it. baking
than thine
And the prayer winch ny mouth 3, too falI to
oXlrr>s
swell. my heart that Thy shadow may never
grow ieSs,
That tho DAYS Of Thy lot may Dr. heightened
low
And the fame Of thy worth Ike The pumpkin
vino grow.
And thy life be- a sweet, aud IL LIST suusc,
sky
Golden tinted and fair a. Thy own pumpkin
pc
-.I.Aa q. HInfL.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

VINO are great consumers as well as
producers, the means with which 10
purchase more literally of the products
Oh our factories aud machine shops.
ifad Tbs not been the case, our mills
W 'nid siili have remained idle. When
ne has the means wherewith To pur-
Chase, tie American farmer furnishes
the very life tiood "a our manufsetor-
les OF W '"l"''. cotton, leather. aud 9TH
e. staple good, and thus keeps the
machinery III motion
Oi all producers, the farmer stand, at
the head. In fact the tiller- OF the soil
with the hcr,lsman. the lumbermam and
the miners are the only real producers,
Tor these alone evolve from the great
storehouSo Of nature iha wealth which
gives comfort aud h,ppiucs, 60 man
Kind. All other productive labor is
only 10 add value 10 what has already
bcen produced. The American farmer
enjoys the fruits OF his labor a. the earth
workers OF NO other country eninV them
There i wide difference. socially.
morally and intellectually. between our
farmers and The pelsantry of the old
world. Oar farmers have all the ucccs-
sarics and many of the Injuries of life.
They live well which makes them con.
SINNERS Of many products they do not
raise; they dress well and therefore are
tho most important because the most
numerous patrons of our factories :;
they live in good houses, ride in fine
carriages aud many Of them are even
patrons Of the fine arts. In civilized
society, consumption is equally as
necessary to trade and other business.
a. production, and a the farmers con.
stitule by far the largest class OF con
sumers As well SIS OF producers, so TO
them more than 10 any or to all other
classes Of society. j, the present re.
vival of business due. And il i heal
Thy revival because it comes when We
arc upon a gold basis. aud our currency
not subject to the mutations aud iluciua
ton. which characterized Il few year.
aso. Rcmuncra,ivc prices are not
seeming but real. aud the season OF
business prosperity upon which we
have entered j. not artificial. but sub-
s,autisl.
Bot economy should sill be pracliccd
in order 10 obtain the Vest result, from
this revival Of business There will be
tendency as money g'ows plcuiicr, To
indulge again IN the needles, cNiraya-
ganccs OF which the hard times have de
privod us and from which thew ought TO
have wcanci IL. We notice already
that there * an increased importation
Of foreign goods. OF course. TO meet am
increased demand for them. This i, all
needless and wrong. Oar own manu-
factories are competent to produce al
the goods, including the finest fabrics.
that we need. The fruits of ihi, rcyi-
val should be devoted to the payment
Of individual, municipal. State and
national indebtedness TO internal
Improvements and bv The farmer
to the improvement, of hi, farm.
-. Name Frgr,,r.
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FRANK BUCK, and 5 Others.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, SCOUT Of County Commissioners
October Term. A. ID. 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered ty
the Commissioners that the petitioners are res
PoDsibie anc that they ought to be heard touching
the malser set forth IN their petition, and there
fore order that the County Comm issioners meet
at Frank Bucks, IN Orland, on Tue sdsy, the am
day of Dec. next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud thence
proceed TO view the Route mentioned In said ne
tition. Immediately after which view a hearing Of
the parties and Witnesses will be had al some
convenient place IN the vicinity, and such other
measures taken in The premises as the Commits
sioners shall judge proper. And it is further
ORDERED-That notice OF the time place and
purpose OF the CommissiQners' meeting Aforesaid
be given TO all persona md corporations inter.
ested by serving attcsted copies OF the petition
and this sraer thereon upon the clerk OF the town
OF Orland. and by posting up atte.ted COPIES
as Aforesaid, in three public places in said town
thirty days at least before The time appontei for
said view. and BY Publishing the petition and or.
der thereon. three weeks successiyeIy in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper published al
Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock the 6rst
ion to be thirty days 1t least before the
time OF said view. that all persons and corpor.
atoms interested may attend and be heard il thev
think DIT.
Attest:-R- b. SAUNDERS. Clerk
true copy Of use petition and order thereon
sws Attest'-H. B. SAUNDERS, CLERK,
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WAN !E1,
Debtors Petition for Discharge.

HANDD,k n. - court II Insolvency. Ia the
case pI \. 1. MIhkcH. In.olven. Debtor.
To the honorable Parker Tuck, Judgo Of sAli
Court Tor -Aii county OF HaBcUck, respectfully
?, re-suts. \. Cumming Milltsrn, OF freInout
Ia taid cuniy oi Hancock. that On the second
day Of Aprii, a. ID. leo. he nied IA this Court
his petition for proceedings under the Act Of tali
State Of Maine entitled An AcE In relation 10
tie lusnlyent Lave OF Maine approved Febiu.
AIRY =. H., and that On tne l0Gh, day Of Apt!!.
4. -. l,s3. ~ ARA nj agaIn.t his estate issued
from said Court. that he has luly conp.cl with
all the provisions aud requirements OF said Act
hA- daily surrendered all his property and estate.
and la. cbcyca all the sftleF. And directions OF
the Court touching said Insolvency. Wherefore
he pTays tii4t he may be decreed by this Honor.
able Court 10 have a fun discharge from all his
debt. proyAbe under said insOvent Act Aaa
certificate thereof granted according 10 said Act.
Dated this sixteenth day OF October. a. u i,7Y.
a. I. MILLIkEN.
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STATE Or MAINE.

HANCOCK. - u, Of Insolvency.
On this Lett 4 October. 4. ID. ls-q
upon Tie iortk clifton Is order that a
bearing he had same beiore said Court
at Probate Onlcc worth, IN said County M
Hancock, on The 5rd DAY Of December, A. ID. Is7g
At Ocloss In the afternoon. and that motto.
thereof be published IN the Ellsworth American
a newspaper published in said County, once a
week for successive weeks, the last publication
to bc days before the day OF hearing; and that
all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons interested, may appear at sAid
place and time aud show cause, IL any they have
why Discharge should not be granted aid
Debtor according to the prayer OF petition. AND
II Is further ORDERED that Notice Of tuis Petition
and order of Court thereon. altested by The Ri
lister OF this Court, be given b. said Register to
all the Creditors who have proved their claim.
by letter containing such notice addressed 10
them at their several known and usual place.
OF residence. In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto
set my hand, and the seal OF said Court thi. letn
day OF October, A. ID. ls79.
PARKER TUCK,
Judge Of said Court for said County OF Hancock
3wps
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FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale To a practical
i Machinist or Mouiier one-hAlf Of his Foundry
and Machine shop situated in Ellsworth; or il
preferred will sell the whole
The Foundry 10 m ost iayOrably located, there
being no other business Of the kind within a cir.
cult of ninety miles.
The Foundry and Machine Shop contain all the
tools and machinery necessary to meet the re.
qairemeDts OF the trade With the development
ton tn the already large Milling and Ship-build-
ing interests in the county. the future OF this
business must be good. Parties desiring 10 en-
gage in business are invited TO inyesrigale. Any
informal ion desired can be had BY addressing the
subscriber, or calling upon him At his place OF
business.
ltf WI. D. MCDONALD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

NEp ari
Mouasriul
IrcAtutaE
aud ufc
tsLsrrA
fFfAu4
E~tracA4f4s
y s1SsrP
No. aud
' fl.s-ig
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I'M PANTS, WE HAVE

a heavy double and twist lined,
a nee stripe pant 75
This special trade and when this lot
great variety Of others
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c. ATARR
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Ircated with
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,
INVALUABLE.

NcssTs wEEEs Ff--sr Who. 'a's Druggists, Tlos
too Mas f-f4ftsfefT. 81 fie H HHuths felt u
stating tHe graf lgn at At awe derived from the
Gsc u SANF0ED's EhGE.a. fSEE }. { aEEU. FOR
more tta - years a.se .G1l uIih this very
troahcsa1gs cHt ata; ssc trle1 al ihc reulealts
Tat ooui t1. t4t 7Hit.... is..cTtAi or pcfHa-ea:
h~ucNG lat e.. f's -srsg "a arrived ii that stat.
that uust have q .f ~ die. .r crtrs u8~r'iranoas
tysfe-n had bee 3s.Frird. arH TIE stomach -
ds.ricrri. '-i ft b a g94it--' rrrffHr whether
could 80 10 tie fsr coat "r - dti - Sasthsr
.ho1l9 l!ye l. COZ l.rs o. nst saE Al advertise
fDeut % this flcdirr, sA Ugh very iIscTci-
ulour shout frrrl..s or uH-trrs % kEH ~ Ia
sheer d.spcrsfiH1 f.t '--. ! At once lsrEsFtte
b. H. be th-a4 % c. rt chra. iscsss ~ tho
liver. ari ny ago. over 81 u-sY prevent ms r1iiro
rcsto-aiio7. h1; tao ben - c-te tr1 - a1lly
s. 20 ulG sar5.11e. ar4 "a hrr-ag g. 20 completely
Cared. AID a. lat af- sa a. -cgt4tte 90 so.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
To the Honorable Cour, OF County Comml..inne

To the Honorable Court OF County Commissioners
for the County of Hancock, next to be holden
in said County, at Ellsworth, on the lith day OF
Oct. iS7s.
uUNBLY pray III lat whereas on n portion of the
IL County road running from Orland Village 10
Duck Cove, SO called. viz: That portion between
the barn (owned and occupied BY W T. Buck Of
Orlando and the y. +. corner OF Oak Grove Gem
etery, there Is no boundary line. We do there
fore pray that you Will, at your earliest eonyen.
westerly line.