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State N VS..
September ith.

The house and barn OF Mrs. Alneda
Dean in Pirtsheld were burned las, week
with all their contents.
While James Duncan and wife Of Cal
ais, we're absent from their home in the
lower part Of the city. some one entered the
house and stole $50.
The out-buildings OF Jas. Duncan of
Calais, we're burned Wednesday. together
with all hi, stock, hay grain and cattle. No
insurance; loss $500. lncendiarism sus-
pecied.
--Penobsco, Agricultural society have
commenced building in Pembroke seventy
six feet long. Il will contain two dining
halls with kitchens attached. and three or
four rooms for refreshment counters.
The will Of Capt. 5. X Rich, Of Ban
ger. giving Sl0.0o0 BY u codicil 10 niece
OF his las, wife. Was sustained by the decis-
ion Of the Probate Court
Mr. John Keene, Of Rockland has a
horse which will eat tobacco; he likes i, so
well that he will beg chew when he sees
hi, master take one.
The two story building a, Old Orchard
owned by Rev. ". G. Smith. was burned
Thursday night. Loss about 81 800. 1,
vas vacated by Mr.. Smith Thursday.
Water is being hauled in hogsheads
from the Cove in Dover to supply the en-
gines al the spool and organ factories in
Foxcroft.
The Kennebec Wire Works at Hallow-
ell are driven with work and are now run
ming three night. each week TO keep up with
their orders, and work up from twelve to
twenty tons of stock per month. They send
of from one 10 three tons of manufactured
goods daily at some seasons of the year.
Hon. Llewellyn Powers met with q Sc
we're acciden, at Houl,on Tuesday OF last
week. While driving out his horse took
fright and ran away, throwing Mr.. Powers
GU, Of the carriage and fracturing his right
leg at the knee joint. DIR. Sanger, Of Ban
him.
The house Of Geo. Shaw, in Winthrop
was consumed BY fire Sept. LIST. The cause
was the bursting Of a lamp. The furniture
was saved. Loss 81 600; insured 800.
AT the reunion Of the 18th Maine bal
lot was taken among the veterans, which
resulted: Garfield, 20; Hancock, |. A,
Pittsheld, ballot was taken of the comrades
OF the LIST Maine cavalry, as follows: Gar
field, 200; the other fellows, 5. This is a
campaign straw worth noticing.
In Hermon on Monday morning of las,
week as Mr.. Abram Gray, Of Hampden, was
driving yoke Of oxen in a heavy cart, he
was thrown under the cart by sudden start
of the oxen, and wheels passed over him,
injuring him so badly tina, he died Thurs
day afternoon. at his residence. to which he
immediately carried after the accident Mr..
Gray was about 40 years of age and unmar-
ried.
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The 'Old Corporal Poems" collection
of the poetical writings of the late Rev. Le-
ander s. Coan. Of Alton, y. H.. the well
known Fighting Parson." have just been
published in an elegant and durable volume
BY +. o. Lord & CO.. Great Falls, n. II.
Some Of the poems are well known. and
many are here published for the frs, time.
To the "veterans" Of the late val these
poems are especially interesting. and they
should he obtained by every one. The pro-
cesds Of the edition are for the benef, Of
the widow and children Of the late Comrsde
Cosn, and certainly no Comrade can invest
the slight sum with more satisfaction than
by purchasing a copy Of the 'Old Corporal
Poems" Price si.5o; sen, by mail, post
paid, by the publishers.
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Nora Reed. and Miss Lillian Friend and
an alumni committee Of Messrs. S. II. Sta
pies, L. +. Partridge and W. J. Creamer.
(Signed) One or THE Class.


oass. DlssAsll.
The meeting held here this evening was
one Of. the largest ever held in the town Of
Bluehill. A, least eight hundred we're pres
ent. AT seven o'clock a splendid Garfield
and Arthur Gag kissed the breeze. amid
cheering and music by the Bluehill band.
A torch light procession. With ,ranspareneies,
under the direction Of r. II. Binder. headed
by the band. pAraded the principal streets
which were brilliantly illuminated and made
splendid appearance. The meeting was
called to order by O. G. Long who introduced
W. l. Byard as chairman Of the meeting.
Who. after making a fe~ appropriate remarks,
introduced II. ID. Hadlock, Esd. who made
one Of the mos; brilliant and effective ad-
dresses ever delivered in the town Of Blue
hiB. W. =. Thompson followed in short
but very able speech. Mr. Thomp.on's style
i perfectly irresistible. The Garfield club
has done splendid work in Eas, Bluehill.
IL is very much indebted TO the representa-
'i'es of the Collins Granite Company, espec-
tally TO +. II. Binder and Y. G. Watt for
their valuable aid. Mr.. Watt is hos, in
himself. Old Bluehill will roll up major
i,y for Davis and Miliken that will astonish
the natives. So mote i, be. SEC.
September I.
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Per order Cox.

Bar Asstes.
The pleasure season at this resor, is
nearly over, and on the whole, it ha. been a
very prosperous one TO the hotel people
generally, and especially,o the hotel propri-
etors. There has Of late been a rush Of Wis
i,ors for their city homes. Steamer City Of
Richmond has taken away fully FIVE hundred
a, her last two trips.
The West End hotel will close MONDAY
This house has been successfully conducted
By Mr.. 0. NJ. Shaw Of the Falmouth, tof
Portlandl, but its visitors have nearly all
gone, while the Rodicks have about one
hundred guests and the Grand Central
Hotel Des Isles, Lyman and Belmont. each
have quite a number left. This is due in
part, presume to the fact that the ives,
End rates have been above those Of the 9TH
er houses.
This place seems to be gaining popularity
and reputation each year as a summer re-
sort. although it has not, as your worthy con-
temporary the Tourist editor would have hi.
readers believe, become the great center Of
summer travel in America. nor does i, claim
to have had six thousand guests this season
a; one time, as there are accommodation
for only three thousand, and to entertain
the first number, would remind one very
forcibly of the story Of the "molasses and
the jug"
Through the efforts Of our efficient police,
(who by the way have been called timid. by
one who should feel only gratitude to them
for not being publicly disgraced) the sale Of
intoxicating drinks has been nearly sup
pressed. although We have heard rumors of
some patients being treated with hot coffee.
rolled on the grass, etc., but we trust all
such have reformed.
The Republican citizens Of Bar Harbor
(for nearly all are Republicans) had the
pleasure and honor ~ of listening to a tir-
ade of abuse and Islander not to say false
hood delivered by the northern accession
ist, but later and better known as the State
Stealer, Eben F. Pillsbury.
1t is mystery to us Why the leaders Of
any political party will do such an injury to
their cause as to employ men Of Mr.. P's
stamp Is lecturers. For speaker to have
success before an intelligent audience at the
present day, his capital must consist Of
something more than lov slang, blackguard=
ism and denunciation Of the opposite party.
1t is the opinion here that Mr.. p. is reall,
doing good work for the Republican party,
as we verify believe such speakers are sure
to disgust and drive out their own follow
ers and carry voters to the ranks OF the OPP
position. CITIZEN.
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MAYOR IN THE CHAIR.


September 8. 1880.
Meeting called to order. Aldermen pres
eni, Whiting. Hale. Morrison and Moore.
Report Of Street Commissioner for month
Of August Was presented. accepted. and
placed on file.
Petition Of Daniel 7. Eldridge and ais.
laid on the table.
The rcque., Of VIM. Warren Was laid on
the table.
Roll Of accoun, No. Q, passed amounting
to SALTS.
Order passed transferring balance Of
Police Cour, Room Fund to crcdi, Of Con-
,ingent Fund.
Order passed authorizing the Mayor to
place a wooden lamp pos, and lantern on
Water stree, near house Of Isaiah Blaisdell.
Order passed ins,ructing the City Clerk
TO procure a suitable book and make rec
ord Of all Tax Deeds belonging to the city.
and cause an aoooun, TO be opened with said
deeds. and KEEP, in such a manner as to
show how such deeds are disposed Of Ad
journed. WV. O. MCDONALD, CLERK.
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" sos~s o8SsOSb.
Arrived Sch. A. G. Brooks. Smallidge,
Boston.
Mr.. 7. A. Sumner i, building house
Of very pretty design on the lot formerl,
occupied by Philip Carpenter. J. \. Han
cocks house j. nearly completed outside.
Mrs. V. +. Rand has a canary which
has been learned TO say Dick is the sweet
est. sweetest bril-" very distinctly.
-Four Bckford brothers all masters Of
vessels arrived here together, on SUNDAY
coming from diaeren, places.
Fine specimens of galena have been
thrown GU; by recen, blasts in a veil which
is being sunk on the premises Of Mr.. F.. A.
Baker. X.
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Respectfully yours.
LucILIUs A. EMERY.
. Sep,embav 1870


The story having been quite extensively
circulated in this. section-either through
ignorance or from design-thai | am OPP
posed, or indifferent TO the important min
ing interest, so recently developed, and Of
SO great promise to this community, at this
time. ask space in your columns to briefly
state my views, and reply to the many ques-
tons that are asked in relation thereto. l
deem mining ons Of the great interests to
the State Of Maine, and especially so to the
community that constitute this representa-
tive district, and, as it is yet young and
undeveloped, it needs and deserves fostering
and encouragement by such Legislation as
will protect all its right and interests in
common with the other great interests. and
encourage its development. If l am elected
to represent this District in the next Legis-
lature shall cordially and earnestly do all
! can consistently, to favor the requests Of
those who are interested in, and therefore,
most competent to determine the real and
legitimate wants Of this new and important
interest. And that am now as in the past
Legislature. opposed to the passage of any
act that will cause the mines to be taxed, or
in any way discourage or unfairly ipjure this
new and promising industry of our state.
OLIVER p. BRAGDON.
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DeAhso.
The Republicans Of this town had a
Grand Rally at the Town Hall, Friday eve
ming, Sept 3, Hon. Henry Lord. and Rev.
r. L. Howard being present to address the
people on the issues of the campaign. p.
=. Gilmore was called to preside, and intro
duced with few well-iimcd remarks, the
speakers, who were earnest and convincing
in their arguments, and were frequently ap-
plauded. The Hall was filed to Overlooking.
the gathering being the largest and mos,
enthusiastic that ever met here The Ded-
ham Orchestra. which owes its proficiency to
the energy and un,iring efforts Of Mr.. NJ.
T. Gilmore. enli,ened tho occasion with ex-
oelleni music, which was kecnly relished by
the audience. The Republicans propose to
rally once again" next Saturday evening.
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Teeasss.
The following is the programme Of the
Sabbath School Association. to be held at
Freeman Hall. South West Harbor. Sept
2sih, TO open a, 9 IL O'Clock 4. NJ:
$50. Devotional. Thirty minutes. Led
by Moderator.
1000 Discussion. Opening speaker on
each topic Is minutes Others 3 minutes
Topic $. School-What is i,' DIR. r. L.
Grindle.
1915. S. S. Workers. Rev. Mr. Rodg-
ers.
ll30. The work to be one-Brother
Smith.
AFTERNOON.
200. Singing and Prayer.
ais. Organization for the year ensuing
800. Topic: Needs Of $. Schools
Rev Mr.. Eyeleth.
3.i5. $. 5. bes, help-Rev. Mr.. Baker
AIS. S. $ Hindranees How avoid them.
Rev. A. y. Jones.
4.45. Spiritual results. How secured.
Rev Mr. S,inson.
Per order Con-.
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DoeksDoss.
The class Of 81, at the East Maine Con.
ference Seminary has organised for the en-
suing year. The following officers we're
elected: President, Harry w. Norton |;
Vice President, Miss Jennie Brown Secre-
tary, Walter J. Creamer; Orator, s. Her
rick Staples; Historian, Miss Annie Stetson;
Poet, Miss Oracle wardwell Prophet, Miss
Jennie Sewall; Treasurer, Miss Nellie Ben.
nett A committee of Finance was appoint
ed consisting Of Messrs. J. ". strout. A. B.
Enerson end l. E. Partridge; also an exec
tive eomnittss, II A. B. Enerson. Mia
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Nearly $4,000 Majority !
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS
VOTE As THEY FOUGHT
WHITE RryEa JUxc., VI, Sept.


Returns Of the Election are coming in as
rapidly as can be expected. There is such
an Iuieres; felt in every portion of the State
and such an urgent demand from every quar-
ter for the vote, tina; DELAYS are uns,oida-
BILE.
One hundred and ten towns gave the fol-
lowing vote in 1876, Fairbank. Rep. 25, 1898;
Bingham. Dem II go; in 1880, Farnhan,
Rep. 2s,572 Phelps, Dem. 1857; Heath.
Greenback, so2. Rep. gain li79, Dem.
gain :.
CoSGgRssNES.
Congressional vote, First Dist. Joyoe,
Rep. 500; Randall, Dem $40; Martin.
Greenbacker, IS Second Dist, Tyler, Rep
1855; Campbell, Dem. 1904; Scattering,
39l. Third Dist, Grant Rep. $3.50; Cur
rier, Dem. 1851 Tarble. Grecnback, 1913.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Representatives in Legislature. Reps.
81, Dems. -. There are l3l towns still to
be heard from, the same proportion will give
25,7s0 as the Republican majority in the
State.
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NsiSssase.

A0oss~Ge
Capt Charles n. Hopkins. of the Sch.
Julia Ann. died in Salem. Mass. the Sd
inst. His remains were brought home last
Saturday and buried from the Christian
Church. Sunday ?. VI. The services were
conducted by the pastor. Rev. II. NJ Eaton
Notwithstanding the oppressive heat. the
congregation was very large. Rev. Mr..
Crawford. Of the Methodist church, ana
many of his congregation were present.
Capt, II. was abou, 80 years old. and leave,
wife and three sons. His aged mother
and only brother live in Milbridge. A
large number of his relatives reside in Els
worth.
A child Of Mr.. Erastus Strou,'s about
Is month. old, was run over by horse cart
last week, breaking one leg and injuring the
other. X \.
Milbridge, Sept. 6, 1850.
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complete national statistics and he does il
with the greatest care and accuracy. His
latest issue, The American Treasury Of
Facts." has been sent US by Messrs. IL. II.
Warner & Co., proprietors Of the valuable
Warner Safe Remedies This book is q
miniature eyclop@dia in itself. containing. in
addition to vast amount Of national mat
ter, about all Of value that has transpired in
this country during the past year and re-
aec,s credit upon the compiler as well as
upon the enterprise Of Messrs. Warner 4
Co. in selecting it.
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STATE OF MAINE

hH1SCocx. SCOUT q Probate Ellsworth, Aug.
estates Of 'e"' '''
ekNRl BROOKAAN, late Of Bncksnars.
elias K. Tribou. Affair.
JOSEPH L. STEVENS. late al C,s,,n.
NTH the soiu Gaaexed.
Dorish I. Steyens. Adp,'x.
ORDERED:-That tho said Accountants. i've
potce 70 all persons Interested by csusinS
acopy Of shis order to BE- published thrre
weeks successivciy in the Ellsworth AIeri.
can. printed a. ellsworth, that they NAV
q Bucksport. IN said county, ON the thi,,i
Wednesday Of Sept next, at IN d the ciocr
- ne forenoon. and sAew cause, IL any he, have
approved. A.! allowed .. tbs lass viii and tssts-
meat Of said deceased.
3wA PARKER TUCK. JvdeeL
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Truth and Honor.

Query VIVA; is the bes, family medi-
cine in the world to regulate the bowels.
purify the blood, remove eostiveness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tone up the
whole system2 Truth and honor compel.
US to answer Hop Bitters. being pure. per
feet and harmless. See another column
Toledo Blade
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Attention I!

There will be grand parade
and procession of the members
of the Garfield 4 Arthur Club,
and of citizens of Ellsworth
and vicinity, on Saturday Ev-
ening next.
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NJ A X RE ID.

s;euben->ept. 2, by j. &. Googius. Esq. Mr..
augustine c. Leighton OF Milbridxe. aud Mrs..
Iva j. Crane Of steuben.
Aug. y. by Rev. W. II. Crawford, J..
Henry Sawyer. junior partner Of the firm ~
Eddy, smith 4 Sawyer, Westboro, Mass. and
Miss Persis h. Moore, daughter OF the late
Capt. Henry u. Moore Of >,euben. No esrd..
Trrmont-Sept. 1. by Rev. u. y. stinson,
Mr.. William Farley and Miss Olivet Ably. both
OF fremont.
Carmei-Aug. -, BY Rev. r. A. Bragdon,
Mr. Edwin + Chaplain Of sullivan. and Miss
Maria ;. Chaplain Of Carmel
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To Mining Men.

The mining interes; which has grown up
in this State and especially in this county
has become so important, as 20 demand the
careful consideration Of wise Legislators
Hasty or unwise legislation would be disas-
trous 10 the interests Of mining men. and to
avoid this the bes; legal minds in the State
mus; be employed in the forming Of laws
that will protect and encourage not only
those who are now interested but those Who
may hereafter become interested in what
bids fair TO become the mos; important in
dus,ry in the State. In the supper, Of can
dida,es for Senators in this county this
question should receive the mos, careful
consideration. In this connection the Sulli-
van bulletin has called on Hon. L. A.
Emery 10 state his views, and we clip from
tina; paper the following
CARD.
editor Of bulletin Il have been absent
from the County for some weeks, and did
not see your issues Of August 81. and
August Is, until my return this week.
now desire TO thank YOU for your Kind arti-
Gle Of Angus; Fl, and to assure YOU and
our mining friends, tina, YOU have no, mis-
taken my position in regard TO the mining
interest II is an interest Of great impor-
lance TO this par, Of the State. Its regular
and legitimate development and extension
would be of incalculahle benefit TO us all
Like every new industry. especially in its
tentative period. j, should have friendly and
fostering legislation. Should l be elected
to the Legislature. shall always be glad to
consult with mining men, in reference TO
legislation affecting their interests, and to
serve them in common with all my constitu-
ents, to the best Of my ability and expert
ence.
Respectfully yours,
LrcILIUs A. Emery.
Ellsworth. September 5, 1880.
We prin, the above letter from Hon. l..
4. Emery, which is very satisfactory 10
mining men. While. As before stated, We
take no part in politics, vet, if Mr.. Emery
should be elected, We are confident that by
reason of his ability and great experience in
legislation, he viii prove a most valuable
legislator for the interests of his consti,u-
enis.-lEditor Buiietia."
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"A Union soldiers' reunion wa held in
KiEksville, Mo-, last week and its success
vas wonderful Over six thousand vehi-
cies we're Sled with people from adjoining
states $4,000 people were present. War
stained Lays we're presented to surviving
0euhss At several Missouri regimeuts.
Speeches were made BY Governor Phelps,
Gen. ina. 8. Cavender, Gen. David Noose,
Col. Lsn1s4 ~ ssvsEpl sthesk
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Railroad Accident.

STANFORD CoNN.. Sept. !.
There was arailroad smash-up at Stamford,
at eleven minutes pas, eleven last night.
No person was seriously injured. All trains
were delayed FIVE hours.
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Supposed Case Of EIopement.
GLEN STATION. \. IL. Sen

GLEN STATION. n. II. Sept ..
A man named Edward Packard left town
this morning in company with woman
named Houghton. 1t is supposed they have
eloped- Packard leaves 8 wife and three
children behind. Considerable excitemen,
prevails.
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The Democrats of the With Congress
ionsl District Iowa, Wednesday nominated
the Hon. s. s. Mallory, of Lucas County,
for Congress, refusing to indorse Gillette.
the Greenback nominee and present incum-
bent, by a vote Of 43 to IL.
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"fHE Best COUGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD."-The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam. Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston.
Small reduced to IS cts Large, 81.
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Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of c. c. Burrill at the lowest rates.
Also tickets 70 Portland by inside line Of Steamers.
Call and zee him before purchasing elsewhere
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Deer Hale.
Many Of our citizens express themselves
as being very much pleased to meet and
make the acquaintance Of our Register Of
Probate, Mr.. Chas P. Dorr, who spent
day or two With US last week.
S. G. Haskell. ESQ.,. is making great
improvements on his hall which will make
it very much better for public speaking,
concerts, dancing, etc.
Mr.. 7. B. Pickering is building new
store which will be occupied BY his son H.
J. Pickering.
Sch. H. Curtis Of this place he's been
painted and repaired generally and is nov
commanded b cspe. ca. H.stsll.
Sept :.
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Business Notices.

-"Facts are stubborn things and 1t is
fact that Adamson's Botanic B0isdm has
performed more genuine and permanent
cures than any Cough remedy on this or any
other continent Try it for 10 cts. Regular
si1e, IS and IS cts.
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ID 1 f. j

ooaaarp notices. beyond TIE Date. Name aud Age.
lamoine-Sept. 3, Mrs. Matilda J. Pste,ford
OF waltham, Mass, aged 81 years, II months
sedgwick-Sept. l, Mr.. Joseph w. Gray,
aged 90 years. 10 months
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To The Honorable Judge Of Probate for shs Coun
ty of Hancock.
iIhE nniersIgnas ains!nistratrix of the estate OF
JOSEPH Lawrence, late Of Orlan.i IN said
ootny deceased, respectfully represents that the
gocis anu chattels rights and credits OF aid de
csaseu are mol sufficient 10 pay his Just iebt, and
charges OF administration. by the sum OF one hun
urea and seventy dollars $1,000, Wherefore yonr
peutioher prays your Honor IN gran, her a Lie
ense TO sell, at public private sale and convey a.
huch OF tne real estate OF the deces, .e a, will
brfng SAID sum OF one hundred and seventy dollars
tinciudlns the rever.ion Of the wi.towis dower
therein,) 10 satisfy said debts and charges Of adj
ministration. - w"
.n 80 HANNAH NJ. LAWRENCE.
STATE or MAINE
hASoook. ss,-Coart OF Probate, Ellsworth. aue
Term, A. ID. lscO.
upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
saiu petitioDer give public notice to all perso,s
Interested by causiDg a copy OF the petit,on and
shis oruer thereon, to he publish ri three wsef !.
Excessively in the Ellsworth Amer lean a new.
paper published In Ellsworth. In All Couaty
hAt they may appear at y Court OF Probate ior
said County, TO be held at Backsport on the srd
wednesday OF sept, next. at ten OF The cloct
IN the forenoon, to show cause If apy they have
granted. o"'" W. oe
3ws.i pARKcp TIyCr III,
Aest.-CHAs p. DoRR, Register
Arue copy-Auess: CHAs. r. DoRR. Register