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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
The Election In California.

In California, a. In Maine, the Dsmoc-
r.cy sirayed amer false gods. aud Of course
have o"cn handsomely beaten. According
to the returns so far received. the Rrpabll-
can. have elected nearly all OF the State
ticket. together with the four Congress
men. thus giving TO the State clean rep
Fascination In Congress. This IL 4 gain
OF two to The Republicans from that STATE.
II Is matter OF eonsrA,ulation lha, the
extreme vest and the extreme east have
gwen The hey poie with such unmlk-
taxable clearness, so early this fall. and
these viii surely be followed by the middle
aud western states whose elections com.
later. la the city OF san Francisco returns
Indicate that kslioch Is elected MAYOR and
this is largely due TO the fact Of hi. being
shot by DE Young which created strong
public sympathy In his favor.
Ia that city the 'Ioodlum" elemeu; /,
very strong and, when. to this va. added
the sympathy arising from being personally
attacked. In a cowardIy manner. his cleo
ton became assured. Altogether the lndl.
cations are growing daily that the solid
South will find Itself met by solid North.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
Correspondence.
Letter from Washington.

WssHIs0rUS, II. c. Sept. 6, is-9.
The trial al De kalb. Miss. Of Henry J.
Gully for the murder OF Coraeila Chisholm
commenced yesterday. The Court over
ruled the motion Of defendant. counsel TO
quash the special yenlre tor 80 Jurors, and
the work OF selecting Jury began. -Four
Jurors ~ere selected yesterday. IL Is gen
orally remembered how the whole country
~as shocked by the murder OF the Chisholm
family, sud It Is to O- hoped that the tfisis
for those murder. viii be surrounded with
such popular sentiment a. Will over ride
and suppress all prejudice and political
feeling on the part OF court and jury and
secure exao, justice. No party aud no sec
ton eau afford aught else
Representative Martin. OF North Caro-
liza was one of HendricA b wright's Com
mittee which went to the West 10 Inquire
into the depression OF labor and business.
and the causes and remedies His .lguih-
cant report Is that the depression Of labor
and business WAS not very pereepiible
anywhere on the route" The truth Is that
the last few months have been the begin
ming OF great. aud. IL Is safe to say, per
Dent revival Of business. This Il CRAFTY.
ing TO all men, except such as have based
their politics upon the idea that resump-
tion Of specie payments was q failure and
tie business of the country ruined. Iii.
especially gratifying. TO the Republican
party. which, alone. OF all the parties. ha,
steadily ehsmpioned the measures which
have mace solid prosperity possible
The call Of the Howard Association a,
Memphis for help is being responded 10
with the usual liberalty OF this people.
Money is being sent from every direction
Jay Gould sends g COO and telegrspbs the
President, OF the Association keep on AZ
your work till tell you TO stop, aud | viii
foot the bill. What are your daily ex,
peBsesT
What American Is not proud OF his conn
try. when, year after year. over and over
again. this people respond to the cali az
distress not only from fellow citizens On,
from oil parts Of the earth o. they have
ever done. Let people and Congress unit.
edly respond by such legislation as will en-.
able us next year to stamp out the yellov
fever all over the country without regard
to state lines. kATAHDIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
The Result.

The result. so far as Hancock County Is
concerned, Is entirely satisfactory TO the
Republicans. A glorious wor. Was done.
The integrity OF the people asserted itself
and this cosnty IS redeemed, giving 8 grand
majority In favor Of Honest Money, Hon
es, Frank Davis, and against q solid south.
In this city, the election OF Hon Eugene
Hale TO the State Legislature. shows to the
State and the country ih.; the citizens Of
Ellsworth regard him with the highest es-
TEEN and that their confidence in him as a
political leader has never vayered for
moment This Is the earlies; opportunity
that has been given for them to express
themselves and right gladly did they EN-
brace 1t. Its with feelings Of pride tina,
our citizens can point TO 50 able q man Is
their representative, and his influence In
shaping the Affairs OF our State govern
men, will unwsveringly reflect the sound
principles, not only of the Republicans OF
Ellsworth bat Of the State and Nation.
We congratulate our citizens on the wis
dom of their Representative selection and
on the glorious results attained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
Probably Eight of the Nine Represen-
tstiyes 4 both Senators Elected
Hon, Eugene Hale Elected


Our Dispatches this morning indicate
that the election Of Davis by the people
is still in doubt. but they virtually settle
the question of the two branches OF the
Legis lature The Republicans have a
large majority in the House and cigh-
teen or nineteen out OF thir,v-one Sena-
tors. This insures the election of Davi,
by the Legislature. should &c fail on The
popular vote. IL also gives the Repub.
lican. all the STATE ofIiccrs. The result
is particularly gratifying in view OF The
fact that the fusionisls have had the en-
tire machinery of the State Govern
ment, together with unlimited money
from outside, 10 aid Them in the cam
paign On the other hand. the Rcpub-
licans have had TO rely entirely ON the
effect that could be produced bv educa-
ting the popular mini on the i'm portant
issues OF the campaign, believing that
when the people thoroughly understood
the questions involved. their Unborn
honesty would reassert itself. and the
State of Maine would be redeemed.
The result hss shown the wisdom OF
this course. The voters OF Maine have
spoken, aud the declaration is such as
might be expected from all enlightened
people. We shall probably hear no
more Of "fia, money, in this State, and
The Democrats are heartily sick Of The
fusion. They realize The fact that they
have rolled an the mud and have. a. l.
usnal in such cases. lost the respect and
confidence Of all classes, even including
themselves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
The Young Men Of Ellsworth.

Too much credit cannot be given to the
part which the young men of this city took
10 this last great contest which has restored
the Republican supremacy in Ellsworth.
They were the first in the fight and their
blows told everywhere.
The Davis Club WAS made up almost en-
tirsly OF men under thirty and many Of
them had never before taken a leading part
in elections. This year Il J headed the
column. took = great part OF the labor OF
the hands Of the old stagers, who indeed
were in many cases fired up by the en,hu-
siasm OF their younger neighbors. and At
the polls were first in the morning At work.
| and last in the evening to leave Of
TIE writer Of this feels an especial pride
and satisfaction 10 reviewing thus briefly
the part borne 10 the battle now closed by
the young men. Their attitude tells an en-
couraging story-not only tor the present.
but for the tar ahead political future.
Whichever party has the bright. young
spirits In its ranks may count on assured
success. The public man who has them to
back him Is fortunate above his fellows.
Thanks and praises to the young men Of
Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
Hancock County.

No county has done better than Han
cock aud We venture to say that 10 county
had less help from outside speakers In
the last week. this county only had The
three speeches which Mr.. burrows made
All the rest OF the work was done b. our
own men Mr.. Hale. Mr. Emery. Judge
Niswell, Mr.. Warren who has been elected
County Attorney and Others
The Stale Committee DID It's be.i tor Us
no doubt, but Ne were unfortunate 10 being
outside OF the line OF travel which speakers
like TO take and the big couuiie. grabbed
them up. Luckily We could get along
without them. Never wzs the local can
wasting better done. The hard place. Of
last year were made ea.y again. Els
worth, Bucsspor,. orlsnd. Franklin and
OTIS which made ~re,ched show last
year have done wonders this year. Frank
lin beating them all 10 her proportional
gain.
We hope that the up-river towns have
done as well bat a, this writing ~e hA,.
not heard fully IRON them.
The Southwestern part OF the county
about CAsiIne held Up It's vote bravely Ia
ls7s aud have done equally well now. 80
with the Mt Desert district. GreehbAck-
ers never fourished in fremont, Eden or
Mt. Desert.
Gouldsborough, which ten years ago
was & stronghold OF Democracy. ha. be-
come one Of the surest and strongest Re
publican towns in the county. And 80 We
might 20 on. but when all have done well
all should have praises.
The contest 10 Ellsworth will long be
remembered aud 1t will bear fruit for the
years 10 come. The Republican gain in this
city is as great In proportion 10 our vote as
any In Maine.
And the opposition can never again
show as stout front against US. The To-
dicrous fusion between Democrats and
Greenbackers can not be again tried with
any approach 10 success. Already they
are quarrelllng with each other aud trying
to shin the blame OF defeat
Next yeAr their lines will be down, and
victory will be easy. Hancock County
takes her old place near the head OF the
Republican column.
She contributes this year two Senators,
eight out OF nine Representatives and ma
jOrity for Davis OF over six hundred, a
gain from last year Of about seven hun.
dred.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

-LHelFs LfriHg Ags.-The number. of
re LiotAg Age for the weeks ending August
~ and SVth respectively, contain the follow.
Ing articles; The WORTHLESS Of Norwich, and
The iauon Pap@rs, Ediabgrgh, saint Eyre
mono, ana cardinal Newman. ForfaigAug;
New Dialect, or Yokohoma Pilxin, Ne,c
YadTertg, Influence Of the Mind on The Body,
CorHhM, State Dinner in Andorrs, Uac,
mHIdh, ne Reign Of HumOr, Globe, Intro
ducoohs, queen, A Centensrian, Lancet.
President Hayes Education, National Por-
fraH GALLERY, The Feast OF the supreme BE-
ing, translated from the French OF Idolph.
adam, with the continuation Of Jean LUCE
lows Sarah de Berenger; Mis- Ksary'.
''Dou6ting Heart aud Gertrude. short
story from the Argosy; and the usual amount
Of Poetry,
For nfy-two such number. Of -ixty-four
large pages each Tor more than 5000 pages
year.l the subscription price (Ss) i low while
foT 5000 the publishers offer TO send any one
Of the American 81 monthlies or week.-Mrs. with
The Lirtng Age for year, both postpaid.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

-Brdisarofs M1sical World The sep,em.
Der number OF Brainard's Musical World Is out,
and. as usual, filed to OVERLOOKING with eboi..
new music and interesting musical reading
matter, including all the musical news OF The
day. Three beautiful piano pieces, two new
songs, and "Romsnza" for violin and piano.
are given In this number. These six piece. are
I'll be had in this number Of the World for only
Is cents The subscription price Of the World
- only 81 80 per year, and the publishers ofier
to send II from now until January, 1881, or six.
teen months, 10 all ne,c subscribers who send
In their names this month. with $50. This i
8 very liberal offer and no one Interested n
music should fail TO take advantage Of il. Send
l5 cents for sample Of the World, and n Won
are needing Sheet Music or Music Books. The
psblishers will mail you their large catalogue
free, on application, Address, s. BRAIN.
ARDS SONS, CLEVELAND, q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

The New York Republican State cou-
vention met at Saratoga, Wednesday.
Senator Conkling was elected temporary
Chairman, and made speech on the tinan,
cial question and the recent Congress. A.
b. Cornell Was nominated for Governor
and Geo. L. Haskins for Lieut.. Governor.
= platform was adopted declaring the Un-
ned bistes Q sfion. condemning he States
Rights doctrinet approving rhr Presidents
vetoes. denO0ncing the democr ratio opposi.
ton to the election laws; deDOuncing the
presaience Of mob law 10 the south ana
pronoancing ressWption the Growing ele,
msnt Of the Republican financial policy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

Not few hsrd-money Democrats in
Ellsworth took the bits Into their mouth on
Monday and voted squsrely for Mr.. Hale,
refusing TO swallow the greenback dose
presented TO them In the form OF 1.-The
other" Mr.. Murch. w. JOINT hear of any
one OF them expressing any repentance for
their deeds either.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

-Tennyson's elder brother chsnged his
name TO Charles Turner. in order To inherit
al estate Ia Lincolnshire known as Gra.by
Hall. yielding some $4,000 a year. He
has died without issue, and the estate l. At
Alfred Tennyson's disposal on the same
terms. but he refuses to accept the prop.
erty on condition Of giving up his name.
and IL will go 10 some other member OF the
family.
The Howard association has received
nve thousand dollars from Jay Gould The
latter says. 81 am certain tina, Il generous
people throughout the country will contrib
ute literally to aid your stricken city. Al
anv rate keep on at your noble xork tin
tell yon TO stop and will foot the bills"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
Notice OF Foreclosure.

7 fheodnfe Brz gdJn hereby give public notice
mas nave clAini y nor gage uIs0n . certain
l5t Or iaFrrl q had situated Ia FrtnKIp IA ~
county Of Hancock bonded "a the south ar-y
corner Of large Fock situated on the u.rth sl.l.
" 'hc tountF r0ad isAd.ng from FfankAn II
herr Geld and nearly opposite J,hn =
frrnvh'a bpu-sf ihcaCr nofgh forty leEre..-
west seven rods 10 take tlruce south th4rtv
eight degree, Nc.t i've rosi- To a corner .tasr
thence south thrcc degrees. wezg tbr.., rod. ID,
said tJuuly road. - iHs place d hsgiantn2 and
containing three -lNteeuth- Of IA acre more or
iTs@ SAIL mortgage sas gINrn uy ~ Is Bnr
beck, ami Is dated the -. DAY OF jane A D. l--r
And IL recorded iit volume lJl page a.. ID The
Hancock krsiulTy of Decd fbe csuditlgr an
said mortgage has beea broken BY reason y hereof
/ claim 70 iurrclO.e the same a. By law ntsvtls.i
THEODORE BRAGBUN
Hale 4 Emery Atty.
Aux - tS-s. go-tt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

Scion. and then stcers-, have gone
home Malodorous MiIlers occupations
gone in Maine,at least, aud the Rev. De L.
Aatyr ought to be able to understand that
misrepresentation will not be accepted as
facts, even when coming from . Reverend
Congressman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

-, - u.,au sona,,, o,u.i,..,
NJ ~ s,,,,,,...t -, D.. -, ~. r. ,,,,
- 80 I'm .trr., 49,, -, 49,,
-
-h'h''dfe Is hemlck Tell from ash p he
was ""'~''S "n a, kraneoGnk, "'d'"'-
t,.,, -.
-
Ihe shins,s ~" 2'lst m'iI owned oN =.
VI 'e'h'n ~ tal'hsFs 'HiaE"' was "ntneo
10 the slouhu ihnFsdsy forenoon. Loss
ABOUT sSS' ihsnr"d i'r SLOW tan'e M
sh""h.
-tIsif a century ago. Emmous Ridge.
ot Hartford. Was nncd $40 and costs Tor
selling tee 10 the summer. The practice
W.. aleeru !" De dangerous !" me p"bilr
hvs'th
A swinglc-tail shark. with a body teu
feet Juug and tail Of eight feet. was
caught oG Mnhhegsu a lew DAYS ago. u
weighed 90 pounds. and j.. un exhibition
in Portland
A thap,lef shower pas.e,Ioyer Monroe
on FRIDAY might Last. Lightning ssfn : th.
house Of Mr.. ". Il. Sarrrnt wen, ,lnvn
through the hpu>e snd ,nia the cellar. doing
cou>il~ta abe damage.
-FrauL Iay.i.y a T-,n,rtahl. ,ouno
man, sutcssi.l friday A 81 br drowning
on tn. ,.tiyes near Kockpnrt ytlI,yr ~
hal been III Il health. aud mentally H.,
ranged and ask .t Tor a team d, wan friends
~ Camden lie lied the hnrs, To a fence
aud vent Ia the shore search was msd,
LII u',' NJ n'-'- - "''s - tet"N'''n
'-'"' "N'
- h~ hgs saEs that woman living ON
The tast side. Belfast. has little girl,
years o'd. Ia her charge, aud = in the habit,
II y alleged. OF beating the child. sticking
Needles !" her heal aud other parts OF the
p'pf pouring soa'u'ns "s'e' on her arms
pinE yer t"'> under hrr ierf- aud depriVing
Pr n 'FhI i"r i'nE Intervals. warrant
mas ocen issued i"r the "onans arrest
-Nt. Joseph Hawkes. OF south Durham.
N"''h> h'tH"'t o. Tue fhrhds society.
wins ;" LISBON fa'i$ Sa'htdsN on some
D"',''f' ~" IT k'',''lk Gus o' ~ carnage
~ '"'', u'''"' "'t" 1h"u py passing
"@" A"H ran away "fA-GinG hr. Ha"Nts
'"'"''' ~ '"H'' "ItaNth2 one ieR ana
III .uJu''hE num- from ne effects 81
80" ~ "'tH =" lu''dA1' o'pt' Mr.
was "o""' ~ years "'d ana leaves
'A'"'l
The Journal says thar the frm %
MatbeNs Bros sash and door mauutactur-
cr+, 10 Belfast. y oycr'un wiih orders. and
i unable I" supply thr demand. They are
running a LARGE force aud are adding
sofAmrn e"".iautiy. hey report q rt.e 10
All ihr material u.r'i 4n ih.ir basinrss. anl
that prtcc- are quick Ihry have purchas.
Ell in the West 80 90 fert Of lumber, which
t. now on IL way 80 Bslia.t the largest
So ~" ~ - 'fNi 'AilFfA i.aihsff y AL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

Returns so far received indicate the cleo
ton 10 this county OF the following:
SENATOR'S.
II. ID. Coombs. Gouldsboro.
n. T. Hill. Bucksport.
REPREsESrATIvEs.
Eugene Hale, Ellsworth.
o. p. Bragdon. Sullivan.
G W. McAIlisrer. Buckspor,.
Calvin Leach. Sedgwick.
wm. Fenaelly. Mt Desert.
VIM. WATSON, BrooksvilIe.
G. W. Clay. Bluehill.
Z. l.. Siratton. Hancock.
This 10 gain OF Two over last year. and
makes the county solid Republican with
the exception OF the Deer Isle Representa-.
tive district.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
Notice OfEOrcCIO~urc

INE. Alhsaa a. and Enber: Carter ~ n!4~httl
w hAnS"ck tuGntr. hereby give E4a.l- notice
that 80 have claim By mprtgi. - ut.o4 a Ger
tsin ptrc or parcel Of and s4tuaiesi % -ail Hlus
h.ii, bounded a. iniipEa' Commencing a, a cor.
nrF % lAnd n JJhn II. turtls. hlEhNay Trad
ia< from NJ ueAria tu ~grry. thence w sa4l
Gurus -ar 70 ms shore 81 Morgan Hay. theme
neEflvriF b. aid shore - lan.i Il Iosl L 4adase
ibrG"c ~e-trrtV by sati tAudaErs 4uI to he
s!tr"sai D ishNay. thence souGh-tIy b. a.4l
hishwA. 10 tLr 4 - bognl. containing SEVENTY
ae4es more Hf i.ss, Aad c1mprtatus inc gso ID.
ace'lr'i.io iicnfy IL HruSn AMI Mary 4. Ernwu
by AIbta II and Robert AFTER The e. rsI dar ~
tus. \ u l-'r. @aii mortgage VA slyen ~ H
IL hroWR anzl Mary \. Brosn.is datc,l ne La Iay
ut Ausgst A. - i-ss AMI i recorded ia volume
IN psgr +il. Of the iiAaroCk hcztstry OF ID. eds
ne c1uI. toa IN sA!l mortgage has been broken
BY reason whereof claim to iorrcfuse The
same a. ~ tAN provided.
ALMA II. CARTER
ROBERT CARTER
Hale add Em~ry. Att'y
kl'wgTsh. september .h. L-.a lNI-
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The SECRET EgY TO HEALTH Il

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u contains hliy valuable pf--oript ions eitbe-
one OF which l. worth "a ~ ten timea ~.
Drice 81 tiae book. illustrated sample sen, ~,
rseeipt o. . cents Tor posage. Address, DR.. W
l3v3O
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Special A Z
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indI seretions OF youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. So.. viii send recipe
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OBJ Gllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coop..
ccks Ellsworth, Ne, ~ THE HANCOCK
c DUSTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For teFms. se., see hrst page.
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street. Philadelphia. are our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the American in the above
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Commissioner Notice.

YIfE uuslvr-s uv'i having h,ca sppotuEesI bY The
] lion Iadgv 81 Itar ts, the tuunGy Of iIaB
coca. on tits Arss " "Wednesday IT August. A. H.
I<19. commissioners u Fecrtyc and examine the
claims Of creditors against the estate ct Moses n
Carr. IN sail County. deceased. represented n
sovcnt, hereby give notice that SIX months from
he date Of said apPotn tnirut allowed "a
.sii creditors In winch 10 present aud
prove their claims, And thai they will he "a ,.es
at the ofioe 81 A. T. wisWeI On Eiiswotth
in sAii 'louniy 90 the aTst TucsdAy II Navru,.
hsr. \. q. issp. And ibu lrst Tuesday ~ PEI.
FuAFy A. u l~-u, Inr the purpose % receiving tie
The same. uaaesi this tenth day Of SEPT. A u
ls5p.
\ 7. NiSwEII
IL. u. SAUNDERS
dvk1 GommIsAtoasrs-
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hro.s s~rdrn Ia thiaa by va, Of
0~hTtngs ssrAit..

The Swedish exploring steamer Vega be-
longing 10 the Sorleusk iold expedition ar
rived at Yokohama Tuesday having sue
cessfuliy accomplished the northeast pas
sage. The expedition sailed from Goth
enhurg, July /, 1878 aud August 18Th
reached Bejdssin, the extreme northern
point OF Asia where a short rest vas taken.
They were not much troubled with ice un-
~ September ?sth when they were en-
closed 10 pack OF Ice about mile from
land where they wia,ered near Atehukhi.
q settlement OF 400 inhabitants who sup
piled them with game The ice detained
them here pa days They we've released
July 18th, and arrived of Iokohams, on
the evening OF September ID There had
been no case of scuTvy or death and all
are well. Professor Nnrdenskjold THINKS
the voyage from Europe to Asia by Beh-
rings straits !. certain aud safe Much
valuable scientific information was OBJ
tanned by the expedition. They will larry
at Japan fortnight before sailing home.
ward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

A democrat remarked Tuesday to
republican, This gives Maine TO ths re-
poblicans for the next ten years in spite Of
all we can do We hope 50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11
VOLUME 30
yOn.Kcsidemt Taxes.

RilE following list OF taxes real estate ct
| non resident owners, la the town OF Nj. Desert
for they ear ISIS II bills mitted TO Ohm ".
Sotnss, collector OF said town. on the llth, day
az June. ISIS has been returned 90 the Treasurer
Of said town remaining unpaid the
third day of Jane, 1919, by his certificate
a. that date and remain unpaid; snd
notire IL hereby gwen hist 1t the said taNes
sntl interest aud charges, are not paid into the
Treasury 81 sAd town, within Gig htecn months
from the date of the commitment o. SAID bills, SO
much OF the real estate taxed AS will be sufficient
70 pay the amount due therefor, inciuding
iutrresk aud charges wilt with further nuttr-
he sold Il puslic Auction, at the Post onice.
saturday. N,oember gash, iss9, ut : o'clock
y NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

THi> "a 20 give public notire that for a EaIuabls
i r"nat icrstoa. I have lhts 3Ay gwen ms
miaov sou ilsfsrrt l. R1iisa ana hi time dartas
biz N Eorisy. and that shall riaIul acme at hta
ehrutuE= n~r pay any asbts ~ ais contracting
aflcr thta iAts.
SMITH RpH N<}N
theas. ). I u Freeman
80 N~t taf'sar Ne. ~vpt- SD, t~s3 4Ef
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-11

WHEREAS my wife. Melissa Garland. Ia.
w .eiS ny bad AMI board without lust rau4r
this b. lo Inrlsl Ill persons hatt-arfng ar trusting
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