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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Ill l15

A. Office is hereby given that by virtue or an
~ order for the sale of real estate for the pay
ment of the debts due by the estate of the late
Arthur Rosseter, deceased, intestate, made by
the County Judge of Volusia, on the Goth day
of March, 1880. L will sell by public auction
before the Court House door in the town of
Enterprise, on Monday, the 81 day of May, A.
ID. 1880, at the usual hour of sale all the right
title and interest which Arthur Rosseter
Junior ut the time of his death had in and to d
certain parcel or tract of land purchased by
him, the deceased, in his lifetime at Il sheritf7s
sale, as appears by certain conveyance there
OF to the said deceased, dated the I'd day of
July, A. ID. 1877, and recorded on same day in
Book y for deed. page 30 The same icing
an undivided half interest in a part of the
domingo Reyes Grant and known on the mans
OF United States surveys as section 80, town.
SNIP 10 south, range 30 east and said parcel con-
ia1nlng LOGO acres more or less. Terms cash.
purchaser to pay for conveyance
John SAULS, Commissioner.
Enterprise, Mar, 26 1880.
Inc above sale is postponed to the first Mon.
dav In August, 1880, being legal sale day. IO4.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-04
Legal Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE
Land Office at
Gainesville, Fla, June 10, 1880. {

Gainesville, Fla, June 10, 1880. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler hasdiled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof i'll support of his claim
and secure final entry thereof ut the expiration
of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz:
Robert NJ. Cook, Homestead No. 1858, on Sat
clerk circuit court, ut Enterprise. Fla, for the
north ! OF northeast /, section Is, township II
south, range 80 east and names the following
Camp MP S and Mitchell n' Jones e of ' peLa&d. Fla
and b. d. Carney, of Berestord, Fla.
l.. \. BARNES,
Ill l15 REGISTER.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-04
IN CIRCUIT COURT, 7th JUDI.
cial Circuit, Volusia County, Fla.
IN CHANGER.

N CHANCERY.
5 hagsse r HR Rnanp, Divorce.
On this day this cause came on to be heard
and 1t appearing from the aft (avit of the com.
plalnant, herein filed, that the defendant
Tunes I +. Knapp, resides beyond the limits of
the state OF Florida in one of the United
states to wit: the State of Texas. If is
Gfu t, tnat hearing upon the facts charged
III III lne compliments bill be had on the first
Monday in October, A. D., 1880, and if the de.
n ieno,nt snail fail to appear, plead, answer OF
d Ielr 10 silld Dil on or before the said dav
MN and the case proved exparte. -'''7'
this order Is he aurrhered ordered that copy of
Ior the space of three months before the faY
appointed for said hearing. '
se"l} JS c;o W. C RI.ck;IS 1884,,
N-AN'Ae NOull'
This 18th day of May 1850.
81 Clilr Abrams and Summerlin
compliments solicitors,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

Professor Spencer F. Baird, of TIE
Smithsonian Institution al Washington, has
labored there for many wears. He is nov
fty-seyen years old; employs two or three
stenographers for his correspondence never
goes 10 theatre or concert, or even . lect-
ure. because he wishes 10 retire early.
Among the veterans al Columbus, Ohio.
recently there were 1923 who had suffered
the torture Of rebel prisons. OF these 1922
are for Garfield and Arthur. and for Han
cock and English. The boys that wore the
blue are opposed to the principles that Lee
and Jackson fought for.
Frederick A. Potts. who was nominated
for governor by the New Jersey republicans.
Wednesday, is of revolutionary ancestry
and was born at Po;tsville, Pa, 1886. He
is in the coal and iron business. has been in
the state Senate and chairman Of the repub-
lean state committee, and is one Of the mos
popular men in the state.
Eight hundred and thirty hostile Sioux
have surrendered at Fort keogh, and 100
men are on the way 10 surrender. Others
may follow. The remainder are north of
the Missouri sending out war parties. re-
ceiving stolen stock and annoying the
agency. and the agent and Indian inspectors
have asked for troops
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

playing near q bonfire. About weeks
later, expecting home their son, promis-
ing young man, second mate Of the ship
City Of Boston. they sent their team to the
boat to meet him, and while the team was
gone received the news Of his death in Hong
Kong of small pox- About one month from
that time their only grandehild. while at
their house visiting. wAs taken sick and died.
About one week from that time their little
daughter died from the effects Of her burns,
and one week later she was followed by her
sister aged thirteen. who died Of the diphihe-
ria and at the present time their son, the
only one now remaining a, home, is danger
ously iii Of the same disease.
The second reunion ofthe Emery Family
and descendants will be held a, the Merri-
mac House, Newburypor,, Mass. on Thurs
day, the Ninth day of September next. The
morning will be spent informally in social
intercourse; dinner will he served as early
as one o'clock. =. VI. Immediately after
dinner. business meeting will be held, a,
which papers will be read upon the following
subjects: The History of the Family name
by Hon. Thomas c. Amory, of Boston.
Mass; The Coat Of Arms. by Charles En-
cry Stevens, Esq. Of Worcester, Mass /;
A Report of the progress already made to-
wards the family history, will be presented
by Rev. Rufus Emery. of Newburg, n. Y.
Post prandial speeches will follow.
Those who have no, already sent their
family records arr earnestly requested to
bring them to the meeting. Please assist
in extending the notice of the meeting. tina,
as large a number as possible NAV be
reached. and also notify the Secretary BY
September First, if you will be present. that
proper preparations for dinner may be made.
Accommodations for visiting the old
homestead Of John Emery, at IVES, New
bury. will probably be provided.
-Presidcn, Robins, Of Colby University
in a letter to the Zion's Advocate. says the
terms al Colby University have been ar
ranged as follows;
There viii he two terms in the academical
year. The FIRST term will open on the first
| Of September, 1850. In this term there " III
b. two sessions.
The FIR; session will continue eleven and
] one half weeks. closing on the Goth of Novcm-
Der. At the end OF this session an .xamiua-
ton ~ill be held. After recess. from the
| 2l-t Of November 10 the eth Of November.
| inclusive. the second session will begin on
SUNDAY. the 2sth. and continue eight and
one half weeks, closing on the 10Th of Janua-
/ ry.lssl.
Here will follow vacation. continuing
from the 27th day of January to the 18th day
Of March. inclusive being five weeks nd 81,
/ DAYS
The second term ~ill open on the 9TH day
| Of March. 1870. AMI. continuing sixteen
weeks. viii close on the 2sth DAY Of June
Here will follow a vacation continuing
until September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

Laossse.
Doubtless the stranger asks as he coasts
along our shores ado the people Of these
towns realize the charming scenery about
them ?" We answer YES, and this acooun,
of one Of our annual picnies confirms the
affirmation.
On Tuesday. the 18th. the old and young
alike crowded on board one Of our fas, sail
the pleasant islands of Frenchman's Bay
I, was eight o'clock when We pushed away
from shore. The deck vas full Of passen-
gers. Friends were meeting friends, little
children were binding themselves together
bv the ties Of childish friendship, and the
cares Of every day life seemed to he passing
from the laborers brow. Light brceIes and
the ehbing tide carried US slowly down the
bay. and when the welcome time for dinner
came We found our eraf casting her anchor
al the Ovens" The party vas soon fcrricd
TO the shore although its number was about
two hundred The tide vas out; and the
shadow Of the high cliff cast upon the beach
afforded cooling retreat,
Without DELAY the baskets were brought
and their rich contents spread upon the
white linen. Suffice i, TO say tina, nj his
hour sadness Was not, and food as sell a.
Joy was With every guest" After dinner,
while was sPcn, in individual amusement,
the elders sat in Tranquil enjoymen, Of
pipe or cigar, Young men and uiaidens adj
mired the beauties Of nature or sought FOR
pleasure in walking or boating. and the IT.
lie ones filed up their JOY by casting pebbles
% upon the water.
Abou, two o'clock the Nj Desert came
.,eaming into sight In moment the crowd
~as a-.;ir. 4 grand excursion TO Hancock.
Sullivan, Bar liarbor and Lamoine. No
time was los, in reaching the steamers track
and forming the desired plan Once more
Ne crowded on board. but only to pass on
10 the morc ample and pleasing boa; nov
dashing along side.
The trip was delightful. Some FASTENED
TO the hurricane deck. some to the cabin.
Others "a; upon the PROV.
Al the Harbor an hour was spen, in visit
ing friends. procuring refreshments and
viewing the place. A, las, the signal for re-
turning was given and jus, a. the setting
sun cas-, back hi. golden ray. upon noun
tain and cloud We landed again ct Lamoine
All we're satisfied. and We hope made better
for their day Of recreation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

0is~hilI
Sunday and Monday were "ju., splen-
did" weather.
There has not been year for long
time when 50 little eurds God has been seen
by the road side, and on the wharf as the
present. Formerly there would be hundred.
Of cords on the wharf. but the present sea-
son has seen none, and dry hard wood sells
for $500 per cord.
The rain Saturday did much good
Hon. J. Warren Keifer, spoke TO
good audience last Friday evening lie
spoke for nearly two hours, and was listened
10 with great attention. He told som. ugly
truths for Fusionisis TO swallow. and gave
very general satisfaction. devoting much Of
his attention 10 the Southern question.
The Temperance meeting Sunday after
noon was fairly attended. Remarks BY
Pre.iden, Trip. DIR. X. P. Grindle, X. b.
Peters, J. +. Trundy and G. ". Robin
son.
Typhoid fever, and the mumps are
about ROB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

located veins on land Of Union River Mining
Co., at the mouth Of the river Sumner Dun
hams land, Ellsworth; B. Milliken's land,
Ellsworth: Geo. W. Aliens land. Conten-
ton Cove, Surry: s. n. McFarland's land,
Hancock Point the Foss property, Han
cock Center, Of which |. II. Mureh and
others hold the mineral right. and on the
farm Of Stephen Monaghan Of North Han
cock.
Prof Prince examined the property known
as the Lemuel Weeks Crabtree estate I'D.
joining the Mcfarland property and found
three distinc, veins. He traced them to the
shore and found them to be well defined
veins and highly mineralired. The lease
runs to Henry A. Ball and others.
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49, D9s
And still they come. From all parts of
the country. tourists are pouring in and there
seems to be no lack of points Of interest.
Your correspondent has only time to mention
one which is attracting much interest. So
much so. that some days, a hundred persons
have been seen vending their way TO this
grand view. 1t is called Beech Hill" and
lies about one and one-half miles west from
Somesville. l, is farming district, the
road extending through it north and south.
AT the southern end is what is called Gar
ter's hubble" and among all the views on
the island, consider this the most lovely.
To the east. and almost under your feet is
echo Lake" beautiful sheet Of water,
guarded by its mountain scenery, jdt,ing
points and overhanging rocks. catching the
long shadows as the sun lowers in the ives
tern horizon, lifting them gently upon its
glossy bosom to the mountain tops. so gent
ly. that you seem TO see the fairy hand tina,
does the mighty work. On the West lies
''Deming's Pond" This too as if not to be
surpassed in beauty by its sister waters. is
embcsomed among the mountains. You
catch giimpses of its CLASSY surface, as il,
stretches away to the north and south, i,
seems to court your notice. then hide behind
its green shores. like some lovely child a,
inlay Cant. John Carter the owner NJ ,ba
poin, of view, is hale old man, now 81
years OF age. He takes great pleasure in
pointing on, everything tina, may in,ercs,
tourists. and in climbing mountains few o;
the younger men can surpass him. as your
correspondent learned by experience.
Aug %. /. ALDIN.
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ID l f. j.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date. Name and 1ge.
must be paid for at the rafe Of ten cents a line.
Ellsworth-Aug. 10, Mr.. Joseph Murch,
aged 80 years.
Aug. %. Freddie T.. infant son Of +. r..
and the late Bertha +. Ciough, aged months
and q days.
Darling Freddie, we shall miss thee,
In the weary days to come.
For the angel ''deaih' hath called thee
Took thy little spirit home.
Eden-Aug. II, Infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haynes. aged 10 days.
Tremont-Aug, ~. Mr.. James l.. Wilson,
keeper Of Bar Harbor Head Light, aged about
IS years.
swans Island--Aug. 81, Mrs. Myra, wife Of
Joseph l.. Joyce, aged about =. years.
Gouidsboro-Juiy "a, Mrs. Georgia A. wife
Of Dir. John Pherson, aged 81 years, months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

BosToS-Ar Id, schs sarah iili. Gott oriand
Forrest tty. Neon. BANGOR. Geo Ferguson. Per
sgson Fanny and Edith Chapman. Belfast. forrs
t.r Ray, Ellsworth.
Ar Il, scbs /, Lawrence, Davis. Ellsworth
ArbOFrer. Clark. Ellsworth.
Arts, sch Wn Pickering. Bellaty. Perth Am
boy,
Ar - >chs Fair Dealer. Dodge. weehav ken
Ella. drindal, Weehawk ken James Holmes, Rider
EoBdOgL
uEoRsErOwN-sr II, sch Louisa Wilson, Al
les. Phi aiephia
Ild II, Sch Louisa. Wilson. Alley, Philadelphia
NEW lugk-,r u. sebs Franc mia, Austin
Providence. Ar i5i.eon"ra, Bon-ey 80 Augustine
olive Branch, WhiIAk-r, Ellsworth, julia Eliza
beth. COUSINS, Blue hill,
cid ID, sch Pavilion, sHute, Buck sport.
Ar2n >chs Ganges. Leach, WiscaSs,t. Jed Fry
Langley. Norwich. John sOmes, " Gods. BANGOR
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An Ascending Perjurer Captured.

Duncan c. Briggs OF Lewiston, who failed
in the grocery business in that city and who
decamped after committing perjury to de-
fraud his creditors has jus, been arrested
near St Adams. VI, by Boston officers and
will be brough, TO ihi. city to-day. The
officers had followed Briggs through Colora-
do. Arkansas and the Indian territory, where
Briggs learning that requisition vas out
for him fed to Montreal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

Notice OCF0recIos,,ra

WHEREAS Davhi NJ. Hooper, OF Sedgwtns n,
" me Sounty OF Hancock, on the seventh ,lay of
Nay, A. u 1877, by his mortgage deed Of that
Iounty OF Hancock, book ISL conveyed 70 ,he nm.
is ne crosby d How, certain lot, or parrel
.. sahd situated IN SAID SeSgwick. and bounded
north westerly corner OF bot No. s in The second
,hyislon OF lots In said town; thence running north
,'''. OF Anirew e'rtnssies lirse to Bluehiii
town line thence south eastery on sa,d town line
forty Two rods; thence south westerly two hundred
rods 70 the Bridge road tso eaiesi) thence north
Westerly on satd road forty two rods to the place
OF beginning. Nav the conditions Of said mort
gage having been broken. the undersigned claims
foreclosure OF the same and gives this notice Ia
.. CROSBY o. HON.
august Stf l0s0. ssas ss4ta ff Su,e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26
Wicked for CiergyBue u /.

Rev. Washington. d. C.. writes Il
believe ii 70 he al wrong and even wios ed
for clergymen or other public men 10 b. led
into giving testimonials TO qusck doctors or
vile stuis called medicines. but when q
really meritoriou. article made of valuable
remedies known to all. that all physicians
use and trust in daily, we should freely CON-
mend it therefore cheerfully and heartily
commend Hop Biiiers for the good they
have done me and nv friends, firmly be
heving they have no equal for family use.
| will not be without them Ner Iork
Baptist Weekly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

and will soon have considerable amount Of
very valuable ore ready for concentration
and sale. A very few weeks Of progress
like the last. will show that the Gouldsboro'
mining district is decided success. and we
look to zee the mines nov suspended. in full
blast again and working 1t profit to their
Stockholders. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26


The Sunday School made their annual
picnic to Reeds Pond on Tuesday Of las,
week.
Rev. ]. Mariner, Of Auburn. has been
spending few DAYS with his many friends
here. On Sunday afternoon Of last week.
he held grove meeting and in the evening
he preached TO large congregation in the
hall. On Monday evening he dsGyerei
lecture entitled Sigh, Seeing in Europe which
was written from observations made while
travelling in Europe last season, and was
very interesting and instructive. 1t has been
his custom, for several years. to spend few
days Of his summer vacation here, and his
kind hear, and genial nature has won for him
host Of friends. who anticipate his visits
with much pleasure. As a speaker he has
superior abilities, and an announcement that
he is to preach or lecture is sure to draw a
crowded house. ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26
WARRINGTON COUNTY.
~ ..

Ntlbrtage.
The political fever. struck Milbridge
this week, rather poicertuiiy. Both parties
have had aas raising, and political speech
e.. The congregations we're large and en-
thusiastic. Other speakers are advertised,
and we shall have to cultivate great al
Of patience from now till the day Of election.
Both parties are SURF Of carrying the day
and are poorly prepared for defeat The
esci,emcn, gradually increases, and will come
TO white heat" before long
Some OF y. X. Sawyer's friends would
like TO sec him in Milbridgr and hear him
talk a while. f.
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Nj 4 X Il | f ID.

Ellsworih-Aug. 81, by J. II. Brimmer
Esq, Mr.. Charles y. Mosely and Miss NJ II lie
A. Dawes. both Of Ellsworth.
Mllbridge-Aug. %, by Rev. ii. NJ. Eaton,
Capt. Fred. Godfrey and Miss Mary o. Bray.
both Of Milbridge.
Aug. -, BY Rev. W. ii. Crawford, Mr.. J.
Henry Sawyer Of Westboro, and Miss Persis
X. Moore OF Steuben.
Lawrence, Mass..-Aug. g, by Rev. Geo. W
Norris. Mr.. Thornton W. sawyer of Methuen
Mass. aud Miss Annie l.. Cook Of Ellswor
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

NINIE OF MNINf.
H,NcocK. - - curt of Pooatc, Bluehlll. July

H,Nc"''K. - court of P-ooatc, BluehIIl. July
Term. \ u. i-su.
Upon TIE foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
saii WIDOW give public notice to all persons
interested by causing copy e thu order to BE-
published three week. excessively in the Eiis
worth AmerIrAn. newspaper published N Ellis
worm IN said Comfy, that they may appear al =
Court oT Probate TOr salJ County T. b., held at
Ellsworth, On the 1t "wednesday in sept. next
at ten Of the clock the forenoon show cause,
ii any they have. why the same should not be
granted,
JsB. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Affect, JHA-. 4. DoRR. Register.
A true copy, Attest :-CHA.. l.. DORg. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26
Business Notices.

Z +. W.KIxsAAN, Eso,-Dssr Sir: With
pleasure We order ten gross Adansos's Be-
faaic Cough Baisam, showing conclusively
that merit has won the day, and that your
D1ssn - taking IL lad ever the many
bottles Of frask that nov food the market.
l[Fso@ Ssitk, DooIitfis 4 Smitk, Drug
Hids, 6eo1U1. v5ss
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Notice to SubscPihers.

The date on the address label on each subscri
ber's paper shows the time to which the subecrjp
ton 10 paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested 70 pay up - soon as possible.
In all communications relating to authorizations
our correspondents are requested 70 state the
Post ONCE - which the paper Il, or IL 10 be sent
and 70 be careful 70 write al proper nance plain
".
In directing change Of address. always give
TIE present address - well The ono to which you
wish " paper Afterwards eoae
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26
Found Oesd-Foui Play Suspected.

EPPING, y. HI. Aug. "a
George $. Gotham VAS found dead in the
stable Of +. 5. Chapman this morning. The
body was covered with blood. Blood was
also found in the rear of Chapmsn's saloon
a few feet distant which indicates foul play
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

EAST BLuEInLL, Aug. 10.
The republicans of East Bluehill me,
at the School house at 1.30 O'Clock 7. NJ.
for the purpose of organizing Garfield and
Arthur Club. The meeting was called to
order by g. g. Long who stated the object
of the meeting On motion John Tufts As
called to the chair and &. G. Long, was
chosen temporary secretary. A constitution
was presented by G. G. Long, which was
unanimously adopted.
The club then proceeded to the election Of
officers. John Tufts was elected president
G. W. Collins, A. J. Long, W. l.. Byard,
X. II. Blaisdell and F. ID. Long vice presi-
dents; s. W. Cousins recording secretary ;
G. G. Long corresponding secretary; and
J. II. Johnson treasurer. Committees we're
appointed and arrangements made for the
mass meeting to be held on Monday evening
next, and for the purchase of campaign
flag.
The republicans Of Bluehill are now fully
aroused. They have two well organized
clubs, are making long pull, strong pull
and pull all together. They expect to
make Bluehill the banner town of Hancock
county. SEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

AZ a court OF Probate he'd At Ellsu ORTIZ. within
and for tbs County of Hancock, on the LIST " eli
ne>'lAy Of August. a. D. iss0.
T Grant, ct al, having hlci petition fbr
" Frances ". Grant Adm'r'N- Of the estate ol
Helen Grant. late Of Ellsworth iecca.csl Tor au.
thor'ty 90 carry out the provisions Of a bond made
by aid deceased IN her lifetime.
On the foregoing petition. ORDERED. That
SAID petitioner give public notee to all persons
Interested BY causing copy of the petition, and
orisr Of court thereof to b. published three wee
-ucccs-iScly IN The Ellsworth American 4 aPws
paper published % Ellsworth. in sail County
that they may appear ala Court OF Probate tor
-atd County, To be hold at EO,wor,h. the lat
wednesday OF sept. next. a; ten OF the cloe K
ia The forenoon. L, show cause, II any they have,
why sle prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted
swG3' Packer TUCK. Judge.
Aztec CHAs. z, DoRR. Register.
true copy Of the petition AMI ordcr Of Court
thereon.
Attest '-CuAs. L. DOER. IL glsier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-26

The Opium Habit. DIR. o. S. Sargent
Of Bangor, guarantees to cure, and without
the terrible suffering, as his card in another
column states. 4w32