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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

DlseAsll.
Rev. Geo. Forsyth. of r. NJ. c. Semi
nary a, Bucksport gave a lecture in the
Town Hall last Tuesday evening, on "How
to secure Happiness" There was a fair
attendance. and a good lecture. though we
demur to some Of the sweeping statements
made.
Capt. NJ. X. Chase has got settled in
his new store. 1t is very conveniently ar
ranged, well located and finished; credit,
alike TO HIM and the place.
Sunday was a fore-runner of winter
and in the meetings there was considerable
goddess, even in the Temperance meeting,
which was quite well attended.
We understand the Str Hercules makes
her last trip here, the sd inst. we are sorry
to have to live so long without boat.
Where is the Rail Road2
The fall term Of the Academy closed
this week. Tuesday. and the scholars gave
declarations and reading in the Cougre-
gational church Monday evening, Nov. 22d.
There was avery good attendance. consioer-
ing the cold wind and the exercises were very
good, and showed much care on the part
both Of pupils and Teacher. The committee
of award. II. A. Trip. Esq. Rev ID. W.
Hardy. and DIR. +. b. Silsby. gave the prize
for reading to Miss Edith Mabel Lord.
"Hiawa,ha's Wooiug" and the prize for
Defamation to Harvey Howard Mcintyre.
speech Of Regulus.' Ron
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Opera in that city. The Goios praises her
singing of Filina in Mignon" very highly de
claring her to have been by far the hest
representative Of the part ever heard in st.
Petersburg.
Miss Norton is a native Of Pennington,
Maine. and is granddaughter Of Camp
Meeting John Allen.
The body of VIM. c. Conery, seaman
attached to the schooner J. J. Clark. Cap
tain James L. Anderson, was found in the
mud a, Tredick's wharf, Portsmouth, n. H.,
Sunday morning The vessel arrived a,
that port Saturday afternoon to load apples
for Charlottetown. p +. l., and the last seen
Of Conery alive was about ! O'Clock tina,
night on the wharf. His face shows some
cuts. with a severe cash on one side Of the
head. He was 50 years of age, unmarried
and belonged in Bluehill Falls. The mat
ter will be thoroughly Investigated by the
City Marshal.
School in Dist. No. /. Ellsworth. closed
Friday, Nov. 10. l, was taught by Herber,
Jordan Of Mariaville. The whole number
of scholars was foriy-;hree. Those not alb
sent one-half day are, Mabel Moore, Ro-
se;ta Moore, Francis Wilbur. Henry Wilbur
Grace Wilbur. Everett Higgins, Wesley
Higgins, Levi Doane. Hattie Garland, and
Madison Garland. Those no, absent after
commencing, are, Lois Bovn,on, Annie
Doane, and Albion Garland. The school
was very successful. Mr.. Jordan will return
to the Normal School a, Castine this winter
from which he expects to graduate in the
Spring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Winter llsrSsv.
The following vessels have just arrived.
Ida G. Spoford, Capt. Stevens. for Boston;
Henry Clay. Capt. Alex. Biekford. for Bos-
ton.and Sarah Reed, Capt. Geo. Guptill for
Baltimore.
This enterprising little village is getting
to be quite an important seaport. Some
twenty vessels, large and small. are owned.
or manned from this place. IL is a peculiar
ity of the place, that the young and enter
prising men, as fast as they enter business
evident belief that it is not a bad place in
which to make n home. hence the surprising
growth of the place Of late.
The work on the. chapel edifice pro-
crosses "a fast as means and circumstances
allow. The stockholders. with great unanim-
ity. have voted to make it Baptist house.
Ian view Of the fact that the people as a
whole are in accord with this persuasion it
seems that the stockholders acted most
wisely. A considerable help has been kindly
given from abroad. Ex Gov. Coburu of
Skowhegan heading the list Of donors with
the generous gift of 5000.
Iron Bound Lodge I. o. G. T.. is in a
most fourishing condition. |, holds an
exceptional position among the lodges in the
State, there being but two We believe, rank
ing j, in seniority The members Of Iron
Bound recently celebrated its fourteenth
anniversary. 1t is worthy institution. and
has done great good in this community. in
educating the people in temperance princi-
pies. Long may such lodges live
Nov. q. RtsTICUs.
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ID l f. j.

Obituary notices. beyond fhs Date Name and Age,
must be paid for at the rate Of tea cents a line.
Ellsworth-Nov. 20. Mrs. Mary T., widow
OF the late Richard Cook, aged IS years, 8 mos.
and 20 days.
Nov. %, Frank W, Ringsbary, aged rs
years.
Nov. 20, Ernest l.. Butler, aged II months
and ~ days
surry-Oct. %. Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of
the late Amos Davis, aged 80 years, II days
Tremont-Noy. Is, Mrs. John Young, age!
about 80 years.
Penob.cot-March Z. Nellie FLOR. uee. Young.
esf daughter Of Capt. s. j. and Sophia K.
Ireworfhy ,ste Of surry, aged Id years 10 days.
Nellie VITO was SO Kind and lovely at school,
so anectionate at home is gone but we i0 not
mou' q As those without hope. She read her
title clear to mansions In The skies. Mother
look up to Jesus you will meet her there.
CON.
Brooklyn, n. Y.,-Nov. IL. Laura smith,
daughter Of Irving l. and Mile Z, Hragdon,
aged months and days.
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In communication signed $. WATSON.
published in your paper of 18th inst, an
obvious error occurs. probably t,pographi-
cal. II is stated that the name "Lisle des
Monts Desert" was given Sept. ). 1904, by
Samuel Champ!ain. Royal Geographer to
DE Mon,'s exploring expedition. The year
must have been either 1904 or few years
later The following is from the American
Encyclopaedia under the head of Maine.
Some voyages Of discovery were made by
the English to that portion of the country
since called Maine. as early a. l602, ahd
l603 and is described under the name of
Mavoosheen. II was visited bs French
nayigators As DE Monts and Champlain,
few years later. but the fir; pcrma-
i,eni settlements were made in 1880
". II. CLARK.
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This place presents a somewhat desert
ed appearance. now. bu, the numerous no.
tells and cottages which have arisen on every
hand. speak of its future greatness.
Many regret tina; the labor. Of Rev.
Mr.. Tilden have closed here bu, he deems
i, his duty To seek another field, in which to
labor. Already the people.inquire WHO
shall We get 10 preach to us" They want
preaching, and are able TO pay for it.
Rev. Mr.. Letiingwell (Episcopalianl
breaches here every Sabbath.
-Councrs Brothers have bought a small
steamboat; Of Portland parties, and intend
to use her next summer for the accommoda-
ton Of pleasure parties. +. ALpIN.
Nov. -.
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

General Garfield and wife arrived at
Washington last evening
Yesterday Republican Mayors and City
Councils were elected in Providence. r. J..
and Dover, y. H.
Mrs. Howe OF Boston. Of Ladies De
post notoriety, Was Yesterday admitted to
bail in so, 900.
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Tresess.
Il take the liberty to send you extracts
from letter from Mr. Thos. Z. Dodge lately
appointed to Avery's Rock Light, Machias.
Mr.. u. says: "The station 10 rather more
exposed to the wind and waves than we ex-
pected from the description We had had of
it. We have had one heavy gale and got a
washing, SO we know nov jus, tbs extent Of
our farm at high water during Southeast
gale. Not much out door work during, and
for one or two days after q gale. In the
last gale ! stood in the trout door way which
il in the Northwest end Of the house and
Got drsnching fsom tbs spray that blew
over the house from the Southeast. The
sea is broken before it reaches the house,
and there u no danger = long . ws keep
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A Sensible Resolution.

At the annual meeting of stockholders OF
the old Colony X. X to-day at Middieboro,
a resolution Was adopted, presented by Mr..
faxon, OF Quincy, that whereas the stock
holders believe the many railroad accidents
are due to the use of intoxicating liquors
the President. Superintendent and directors
are instructed to hereafter employ no per
sons who use intoxicating liquors as be,er-
age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Sesso~
Fine November weather
Will Hooper is on, again.
Parties in search Of sphinx" go dry.
Az presen, We are well supplied with
doctors.
&c; your skate. read, for ksgi,ins
Schools close mex, "wednesday.
Quite a number Of miners have been in
town this week.
Steamer Sea Flower nov run. between
here and Belfast,
Master Joel Perkins is building fine
barn IN Perkins Stress.
SAWYER. slate was smashed on the md
inst.
Smiths fish market will be closed for
few months.
VIII Davis has recently pu, in a new
stock Of furniture
Union service. will be held ct Unitarian
Church Thanksgiving morning.
Our venerable postmaster has voted
for Prssiden, sixteen times
The interior Of custom house building
has been thoroughly renovated
Many enjoyed IAN evening with Long
fellow" a, Congregational yes,ry, Tuesday.
Geo. +. Tilden and son are making
quite extensive and much needed repairs on
steamboat wharf
State Superintendent Luce visited East
ern State Normal School this week school
closed THURSDAY
Moses G. Gray is fitting up fine tin
and stove store on Water Street, in store
owned and occupied by the late Samuel
Adams.
Nov. 10.
The remains of Capt. John Brooks,
native Of this village and for many years a
successful and highly esteemed ship master.
who died the past week in Philadelphia,
were brought here for burial on SATURDAY.
LAT, IL connection with which impressive
services we're held in the Unitarian Church
conducted by Rev. Messrs Ives and Lock
The same day news was received Of the
death of Mr.. William Stevens, a son of the
late DIR. J. l.. Stevens Of this place. Mr..
Stevens was an enterprising and prominent
merchant in Illinois. and died suddenly at
his home in Fairport in that State. H.s
wife who survives him was daughter Of
the late Dea. John l.. Wells Of Brooklin.
Mr.. William T. Hooper who has been quite
i'll, is slowly recovering under the treatment
of DIR. Sewall homeopathic practitioner
who has recently settled here,
Our enterprising stove and tin ware
dealer, Mr.. Moses g. Gray who purchased
the unfinished store Of the late Dea Samuel
Adams, has completed the same in very
substantial and convenient manner, and il is
an ornament to the street and village.
Mr.. Joel Perkins is building new and
nice stable on Perkins street.
The Sch. "Anna Whiting" which h as
been undergoing extensive repairs is about
ready for sea, and will, we understand, en-
gage in the West india business during the
winter, under command Of Capt. Alvarado
Gray.
The Normal School closed very pleas
ant and profitable term on Thursday last
Something over one hundred pupils have
been in attendance. This school under the
efficient superintendent Of Mr.. Woodbury.
and his able corps Of teachers. is maintain
ing its former reputation for usefulness and
efficiency. Z.
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Nj A X RI r -,

Ellsworth-Nov. 81. by Rev. DIR. Tenney,
Mr.. Eben Il. Clark anu Miss Marion b. wy
man, both OF fremont.
-Sov. u, by same, Mr.. Thomas j. Holmes
and Miss leo1eace 4. Newman, both Of Ellis
worth.
Long Island-Nov. IS. BY z. =. Lunt, Esq,
Mr. Samuel A. Allen OF Friendship, and Miss
Ruby A. Davis OF Long Island
sulliysn-Noy. q, BY +. A. Soyes. Esq,
Mr., Charles Is. White and Miss Annie Z.
Eldridge, both OF Sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Brsinarfs Musical World for November is
out and filed a. usual with choice neg music
and interesting reading matter. Each number
of the Nssiea World contains music worth
over eco in usual sheet form. op.istng of
songs. Ballads. waitzes. Poikas. Duets, Violin
and Piano music Pisno pieces, &C., all by the
fnest writers fhe November number con-
fains six pieces OF music and can be obtained
by sending Is cents 10 the publishers. Terms
per year are only u 80 or SID with choice Of
1--WE premium music books. No ole interested
In music should be without Brsiuard's Musical
World. Address s. BRAINARD's SONS
Publishers Cleveland or Chicago
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

in. The nearest land is three -fourths Of a
mile and Machiasport 3 miles. What I
miss most is the newspapers. Have only
the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. so am anxious
to see an item from fremont
Mr.. c. NJ. Holden con,emplates build
ing hotel. during the winter, at South
ives, Harbor, near the Pemetic House. The
building will be about 4Ox60 feet, with L.
in proportion and three stories high.
The fremont Dramatic Club perform
Tuesday evening. Among the Breakers"
at East Bass Harbor X.
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C. C. Burrill is Agen, and Attorney

C. c. Burrill is Agent and Attorney for
the oldest, largest and best Insurance Com
panies of this Country and England. and his
rates are as low as at any other Agency. A
partial lis, of Companies represented are
the -fina and Ph9nix, of Hartford, Home
and Hanover OF New York. Liverpool and
London and Globe, Imperial and Northern
of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass, which Companies are admit
led to be the most reliable. by all who have
Iamined the standing Of the various Com
panies- Give him a call and .ee for your
self before insuring elsewhere. His Office is
on State street. with Hancock Co, Savings
Bank, AMI over "Aikens store" iitf
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L.a0 osue.

Capt John W Mcfarland Of this
place. Commander of theSch'r s. X. Lane of
Gloucester. Mass, has landed 200 bids. Of
maekerel since April last, stocking $4,000
This is one Of the largest stocks of the sea-
son. The crew, fourteen in number. shared
$500 each. The captain goes haddocking
this winter in the same vessel and We hope
tina; success will crown his efforts X.
Nov. 18th.
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A Wedding Party Poisoned.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 3.
A; Wedding party IN Roam county yes
tersiay, arsenic, intended tor POISONING
crows, was put in the edibles as seasoning
instead OF salt. Twenty-se,en OF the guests
were poisoned of whom six died and three
more viii probabl. die.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
The Cold Wave in New Hampshire.

COMPTON VILLAGE, y. H., Nov. %.
Eight inches Ct snow is now on the
ground. This morning the merour, was IA
degrees below zero.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Last week. Jerome Prince visited the
town of Hancock, and by the aid Of his
mineral Indicator located veins as foil ows:
On land Of Lemuel Crabtrse, one vein; on
land Of Charles Coates, two veins on land
of Barnard Crsbtree, one foot vein. The
ore Of the veins is argenilferous galena.
The Boston Clothing Store is now
opening the largest stock OF clothing ever
shown in Ellsworth
The style and make Of their goods are
excellent. and the prices so low that every
one should see them before purchasing.
They have special trades in overeoats
and ulsters which cannot be beaten.
3mosil
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MAINE NEWS.
Maine Historical Society.

BRUNSWICK, Nov. %.
At special meeting of the Maine His
torieal Society this afternoon to consider the
proposition Of the city government of Port
land rendering the free use of the rooms in
the City Hall, voted to accept the offer and
remove the library and archives to Portland,
provided the members of the Society resid-
ing in Portland pay the cost of removal ami
the increased expense of maintenance. A
committee was chosen to carry the vote into
effect
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
Alabama Senatorship.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. -.
James l. Pugh received the unanimous
vote of the Senate and House for |. 5. Sen
ator. Mr.. Pugh will take his seat in the
opening of the session in Dee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25
MARINE LIST.
EtlsW orsh 1'ors.

Ellsworth Port
Thursday, Noy. Is
ARRIVED
sob Calhrrine. Jordan Boston.
sch GcuTgteifa, ousiwarI. >aco.
sch tranconiA. AustiA. Boston
sch Pair wind. Westward. 'Ho-Lpn
sch Harvey. Bunker. Eogkisud
>ch sea Flower Mo-i-y. Belfast
>ch NonpaT,ii. nutt. Dver Isle.
sch Jullct. BuC knislsr. Port mouth
SAILED.
srh II Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
-sh Nc-tal. spear. Boston.
sch kenincky. Fugs. Portland.
Friday. Nov u
SAILED
sch Hs-ion,io B-,t-. Providence.
sch Victory. Milnken, Roudout
saturday. Nov. ..
SAILED.
Sch -srAh Elizabeth.
Monday. Nov. y
ARRIVED.
>ch AgrirolA. Whtmnrr. Boston.
>eh Annie Murrh. Lord. Boston.
Sch AitaS.la, Alley. Boston.
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Post Office Notice.

OWING 10 the failure Of Congress 10 uskc an M.
" preparation for Incidental expenses connected
with the Post Once Department. have received
notice from that department that the extra expen-
ses- connected with opening and distributing
mails during the night time will not lie met BY th
Government Notice IL hereby given that On and
after May l5th the Ellsworth Post ONCE WIN siosc
II dark and malls arriving duri:g the night will
not be Distributed ill morning.
A. w. CUSAMAN. Postmaster
Hlguogfh Nay I'm. ls6n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate Of ,he County
of Hancock.
The undersigned Lucy 4. Coombs of Gould boro
IN said County respectfully represents that abe
4 the widow of Hiram ID. Coombs late Of sail
eouldsboro, deceased. that the estate OF ssid
Coombs l. In settlement in said Probate Court.
that the degree and estate Of Ter said husband
and the state Of the family under her care render
necessary for her an allowance out OF the personai
estate OF her said husband for the supper I OF her
self AMI family Wherefore she p,r,ys for such
allow ance and for the allowance Of pew In the
Prospect Harbor onion Meeting House.
LUCY T.. JOOMBs.
Nov, 3yi, lss0,
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK, SCOUT O! r. obate BluchiIl,
November Term. A. d., is,o
Upon lie foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
said ieiniener give public notice TO all persons
interested by causing copy I the pc ZION and
this orsier thereon, TO be publis he'd three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper published IN EilsworR, in SAID
county, that they 'aay appear ut i Court Of
PROBATE for SAL County 10 be held at Els
weith, on she firsi Wednesday OF Dec. next
~ ten OF the clock in the forenoon. TO show cause
u any they have, why the prayer o; said pe,il
Toner should mol be granted.
3w45 PARKER TUCK Judvo
Attest, CHAs. P. DoRR. Register.
Uus oopv, teest;-CAAs. p. DORR, Register
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-riokess fss all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads fsoD
Boston, Grasd Trnnk Railway from Portland.
Gan be had d L. &. Berrill at the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland By inside line Of steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

Bn-r"S-Arl' u. Ssh Asricoiia, whitmore, EIl-.
worth.
Ar i. ,ch's Eastern Queen. Dunbar, Ca-tine
Anna : MuFvh. Lord. RnndouI, DIV. Branch,
Whitaker, RDudout, Bangor. TTcworgy, Perth
Amboy Altayeiia. Alley Huboken.
Ar ~, Sch Radiant. Harry. Deer Isle
Ar ~. >rh's Samaritan, Du-ige, BANGOR, sarah
Ulil. cot tastine.
CALAi-->ch's Agnes. Young. PAwtuckct. G
" Reel. Reed. PASSPORT, sarah \ Rec,, Guptili,
Washington, ID. 4.
Boston. ~
>Ew ioKk-ar ls.scL'. Geo " Collin. Wooster,
sui ivan, NesterlOo, Whitaker. Ellsworth for
Rouduuti Forrest City. Moon, New Bedford.
NINENAED HANE>-Ar 10, ,ehs NarcelitIs
E-mirk for New York, Louisa Wilson has been
ordered to Providence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

There is quite q religious interest in
this place, Rev. G. =. Mitchell, an Eyanges
list, is here from Portland, holding meetings
afternoons and GREETINGS, and most of the
clergymen On the Island are participating
With him in the Evangelical work. Chris
tisns are waking up and becoming more en-
gagged in the service Of God and there are
some backsliders reclaimed and some con-
versions, and the interest Il increasing.
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A Car Repairer Killed.
NORTH ADAMS, Nov. %.

NORTH ADAMS, NOV. ID
L~mont Caperon, car repairer. was killed
this evening by a freight train which col
lided with a car he was working upon. He
leaves wife and FIVE children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

The Princess Louise, It is again declared,
will not return to Canada, and it is said she
makes no secret Of the disappointment to
which she has been aubjected in her en-
tone and manners ofthe Canadian viceregal
Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

thefoo, sept 10. The American sch Annie ;
Hall, Nelson from HING kong fbI this POrt and
Newchwang which went ashore sept T. about :
miles nom the anchorage here Ia. been loated
aftsr dischaFging IS boat loads df cargo, and has
arrived here. The cargo that put into the
lighters sustained damage and the weasel Is not
making any water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

One Of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, is Hop Bitters.
You see it everywhere. People take il with
good eject. 1t builds them up. II is not
Is pleasant to the taste as some other Bit
tiers ~ il u not shiskey drink 1t is more
like the old fashioned bone set tea that has
done . world of good. If YOU don't feel
just right Try Hop Bitters,-gHsda Ee,cs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

To the Honorable Jutge of Probate OF The County
Of Hancock.
MARY p, Higgins, Of Eden, said County,
III respectfully represents that -hc l. the widow
OF Royal q Higgins, late Of said tden, deceased.
whose viii was duly pTobatei ia aud by said Pro.
kate curt at the term thereof held in Ellsworth
on the u Il "wednesday of august 4. d., ls7I
that attached 10 said will a cosiicii which was
duly executed by said Royal q. Higgn. "a a cO,licil
to said will, that said decree Of Probate. makes no
mention of said VIII, that the said Mary > HIg
gins Is deysee OF real estate nnes SAID cofi!s1l
Wherefore she praYs that said codicu NAV be
proved aud allowed as 4 part OF the last wfil o
sald Royal q. Higgins, deceased.
MARY \. HIGGINS.
Nov. 3TSi. lss0.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss:-Couri oil Probate. BluehIll
Soy. Term, 4. d., issD.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, By causing copy OF the petition, md
u order thereon to be publishe.l three week
successfully In the Ellsworth American a news
paper published N ellsworth m .ail tounty
that they may appear ata Court OF Probate tor
said County, TO be held at Ellsworth on Tie Isl
Wednesday OF Dee. next al ten q; tina CLOG Z
IN the forenoon. to show eaase. Ii any they have
why me prayer Of rsid petitioner should not be
granted.
asip PARKER Tuck Ju,ive
Attest; CHAs. p. DogR. Register
\ true copy. Attest.-CHAs. Z. DoRR, II gister,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

1iE subscriber hereby gives Pubic notice 10 all
] concerned, hat he has been daily appointed
And ma taken upon himself, the trusi OF an Al.
mInistrator OF The Estate OF
hltLtbkrIi DAVIS. late 81 surry.
in the COUNTY ~ Hancock deceased
b. giving bond a. the l,w directs. h.. lhar,tn,.
requests al! persons who are indebted 10 die said
aeCca-ed's estate. To make imm-d.a payment
aHH th''st VINO nave any demands
thereon to exhibit the me for uavm.nt
ALDEN II, MANN, Admir-
Aov ;. lS~J ma,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-25

-The aged and in6rm are strengthened
and faculties frightened BY Malt Bitfers.