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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11
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Ellsworth-Nov. 3, by Rev. T. +. White,
Mr.. Henry y. Davis and Miss Hattie A. Cook
both Of Ellsworth.
Mariayille-Nov. q. by J. II. Jordan. Esq,
Mr.. s'illman S. Jordan aud Miss Aggie r.
Harvey, both Of kingmsn.
Trentou-Nov. 3. by A. &. Milliken, Esq,
Mr.. Ira Getehell and Miss Nellie X. Nc
Ramon, both Of Trenton.
Tremout-Nov. 4. by Rev. h. y. Stinson,
Mr.. Franklin $. Deliver and Miss Matte j..
Moore, both Of fremont.
Bsngor-tbcf. 30. by Ruel :. Carter. Esq.
Mr.. Fred Reavil Of Bangor, and Miss Laura T..
witham Of Bucksport.
Cherryfeld-Nov. !, by Rev. T.. NJ. Cousins,
Mr.. Sumner $. Hutchinson and Miss Emma
c. Nash. both Of Cherryfeld.
Center Lebanon-Nov. !. by Rev. Benjamin
Dodge, Mr.. John c. Bracket Of Lebanon, and
Miss Annie Brean OF Pawtucket. X. 1.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

&C. c. Burrill is Agent and Attorney for
the Oldest, largest and hes, Insurance Com
panies of this Country and England, and his
rates are as low as at any other Agency. 4
partial lis, Of Companies represented are
the 4Etna and PheniK. 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 ali,,sho have
examined the standing Of the various Com
panies. Give him 9 call and see for your
self before insuring elsewhere. His Office is
on State street, with Hancock Co., Savings
Bank, and over "Aiken's store" 5in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11
To the Honorable Judge of Probate Of the County

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate Of the County
of Hancock
The undersigned uey T. Coombs, of Could boro,
! In said County respectfully represents that she
Is the widow Of Hiram D. Coombs. late Of said
Gouidsboro, deceased, that the estate of said
Coombs is in settlement In said Probate Court
that the degree and estate Of ter said husband
and the state Of the family under her care sender
nesessAry for her aliowan on; Of The personal
estaie Of her said husband Tor the suplso tot her
self and fatally. Wherefore she pravs for such
allow ance and for the allow anoe Of n pew Ia the
Prospect Harbor Union Meeting House.
LUCY 4. I0ONBs,
Nov, SD. 1850.
STATE or AAINE,
HANCOCK. ss:-Coust Of P:0bats, Blaehill
November fsrm. 4. d.. lsso.
Upon Tie foregoing petition. ORDERED, that
said eiitianer give public notice to all persons
interested BY causing copy = I the petition and
this order thereon 10 be publ, he'd three weeks
successively in the Ellsworth American. d
newspaper published n Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear ii Court Of
Probate for said Cnuntv to be held 1t Ellis
worrL, on the fret "Wednesday OF Dec. next
ct ten Of the clock IN the forenoon. 10 show cause
u any they have. Shy the prayer OF said petit
Toner should not ~ gTautesi.
sx4 PAkKER TUCK, Jsise.
Attcst, CnAs. r. DORR. Register.
uus oopy. Actsss :-CaAs. p. D0RR. Register
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urday, Methodist vestry. Ahearty invitation
is extended to everybody. Come, do good.
and get good.
The thirty third annual convention and
Singer Festival Of the Penobscot Musical
Association viii be held in Bangor Nov. 10,
II. Is and 10. under the direction Of Prof.
s. h. Whitney Of Boston. assisted in the
matinees and concerts by Andrews celebra-
ted Orchestra In the second concert the
Oratorio Of "Moses in Egypt" will be given.
The following celebrated soloists will be
present and take part: Mrs. J. A. Crowsll
and Miss Laura NJ. Cook. Sopranos, Of Ban
gor; Harry G. Snow Of Boston and Edward
Z. Holden of Bangor. Tenors; II. W. Fisher
of Boston and Geo. 7. Moody Of Bangor,
Bassos and Miss Hattie A. Smell. Soprano.
and James A. Chapman, Tenor. Of Boston,
r. s. Davenport will preside at the piano.
1t will be musical treat we'll worth attend
ing.
We clip the following from the New
York Mercantile Rerier:
Brooklyn, as everybody knows, is great
headquarters Of the lumber trade, and some
Of the individual houses engaged therein
are very conspicuous. Among such are
Messrs. J. W. 4 I. ID. Jones. Who carry on
business a. lumber and timber merchants at
the corner Of West and Kent streets, Green
point, adjoining the Tenth and Twenty third
u
bers of the firm are Mr.. John W. Jones and
Mr.. Thos. ID. Jones. who are brothers and
have been established in BROOKLYN about If
teen years. They we're prior to that in the
same line Of business in Maine. for . num-
Der Of years. Their premises at the above
address cover forty city lots and can store
from 10000, 900 to 10000, 900 feet Of lum-
Der. The kinds handled include pine.
spruce. hemlock, oak. etc. and q speciality
il made Of spruce timber from Maine. Pine
and the better grades Of lumber are received
from Michigan and Canada. The Messrs.
Jones supply builders and manufactur-
ers in Brook lyn. New York and all over Long
Island, and keep eight trucks At work deliv-
ering. Their yearly transactions are very
large and they say tina, business is now
twenty FIVE per cent ahead Of last year. A
water front Of 100 feet gives them good IA
cillties for receiving cargoes Of lumber by
water. and all their other facilities are first
class. Messrs J. W. and I. ID. Jones rank
among the leading firms in their line, and
they are very much respected by the trade"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

Mr. Charlie. Mitchell Of Bangor nov OPP
Grating the Sardine Factory a, Lamoine
Poin, is hereby honorably acquitted from
all blame in exchanging votes with Francis
Desisle.. (which caused me to say i, was =
ruse 10 gain q voic.l by reason Of third
party approaching Mr., Dcsisles on election
day =, 1890 A. NJ. asking him il he would
pair of with Mr.. Mitchell. |, is now ev,-
dent tina, Mr. Mitchell had no knowledge
whatever of the transaction, until called
upon and notified tina, his vote had been
paired as above c. r. WALKEg.
f. Lamoine, Nov. 3. 1880.
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There is living q, the house Of Capt
Means Of Mibridge, girl abou, nine years
Of age, whose history is remarkable. Some.
time within the present year, an American
vessel called at a small island in the Pacific
ocean, 10 procure water. This island vas
inhabited by Cannibals. They brcugh,
aboard this little girl TO sell for the captains
dinner offering to propar. her for cooking
II he would buy. The captain told them be
would buy her, but chose to kill his own
meat She was boagh, and the captain al
terward meeting Capt Means. gave her to
him. Her complexion is not unlike the
North American Indians but the shape Of
her face is diaeren, being quite round. fore
head broad, eye. large, mouth large, with
large teeth pointing somewhA, outward.
which has tendency to cause her lips to
appear thick. Chin very small and retreat
ing. She is Of good form. with very small
hands and feet. She still believes she will
be killed and eaten. and when strangers en-
ter the house she c!ings TO Mrs. Means, and
begs Of her not to let them have her. This
is loud call for response to the command
go We into all the world and preach the
Gospel T. AinIS.
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MARINE LIST.

9llsW0ssh Fer.
Wednesday. Nov. 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch yandalia, Alley. Boston.
Sch Ralph Grant, Grant, Portland.
Sch Otronio, Hammond. Boston.
Sch Paaama. Fullerton, konxiout
Sch West. hoo. whitaker. Boston.
Thursday. Nov. =
Steamer Josie Bella, Gott, Gosts leland
CALLED.
Sch sarah Elissbesh, Curtis, Raskiand.
Sch Hussar. Hart, south wsss Harbor.
Friday. Nov. s.
SAILED.
Sch AgEieola, whismors, BOSTON.
saturday. Nov. q.
SAILED.
Sch Elizabeth, Ray. Boston.
Sch Ralph Grant. Grant. ROcklaBd.
Monday, Nov. 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gaages. Leach. Plymouth.
Sch James Holmes, Rider, Bellhst.
Sch Mary 2 Gushnan. Patton. BOssOn.
Sch TelegYapA, Rc0sck. RocklaDd.
SAILED.
~ Lesiaa wilsoas Allay. esovtdsacs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11
Maine Election Returns.

AUGUSTA, Nov. Q.
The clerks returns Of votes for electors
of President and Vice President have been
received al the office of the Secretary Of
State from all but six towns and SIX plan,a-
tons.
With the exception Of adding somewhat
to the total vote, the figures from the re-
naming towns will not materially change
the result given below. The folle sing are
the figures: For Garfield, 1905. for Han
cock and Weaver electors 64.s32; for
straight Greenback electors, 1915; for Dow
&c; Scattering IL; total Ia, 1891; majority
for Garfield 5,0l9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

Ireooos.
There is natural curiosity on tomb
stone a, Yves, Bass HARDER. fremont. in a
small cemetery between the bridge and the
residence of Mr.. Jackson Bunker. The
tombstone is Of greenish white marble. The
sides Of the stone are grecnish- 4 white.
~asy streak Of the marble extends down
the middle Of the stone on the side next the
grave and opposite the lettering. This
white streak forms the figure Of a venerable
man. clad in a white robe and wearing on
his head a crown. |, ia in sigh, from a car
rage in the road. You aligh,, enter the
little gate. and as YOU approach the stone,
YOU become impressed with the supernatural
dignity Of the stony image. Almost all
persons feel an awe coming over them a.
sight of it. and We, it is only bite vein Of
the marble The stone marks the last rest
ing place Of an aged christian, Mr.. Elias
Rich, who in his lifetime often said II shall
rear a robe and crora." Many persons
visit the spo, to see the wonderful figure on
the stone. VI.
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LOCAL notice..
To the Public.

This is TO give Notice tina, shall be here
in ELLSWORTH, for the next sirty days as |
have been for the past three years, aud shall
stiH sell goods. Thanking the Public for
their very liberal patronage, hope, by fair
and honest dealings, for a continuance Of a
share of their trade. Ny stock of Stores,
Tin Ware, Croekeyy. Cutlery, Lamp Good.
&c, &c. guarantee to be as good as any
sold Examine my stock Of goods before
purchasing as a dollar saved, is a dollar
made. J. z. ELDRIDGE
~ Next door TO II. Whiting * Sons
Ellsworth. Me. ,
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Result in California.
san FRANCfsCo. Nov. 9

San FkANCfsCO, Nov. y
Returns from all the counties in the
Fourth Congressional District gives Pacheco
(rep.l l53 majority. The official return.
will make no material change in this
Official returns are not yet all in. bu,
enough are received to determine tina; the
Hancock electors except Judge Terry. have
carried the State by 200 or 800 majority,
while the Republicans have a majority of
two in the assembly, and Of IL on joint bal
lot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

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 tina, every
one should see them before purchasing.
They have special trades in overcosts
and uls;ers which cannot be beaten
3mosil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate Of the County
Of Hancock.
MARY =. Higgins, OF Eden, N said County
III respect ully represents that she Is the widow
OF Royal G. Higgins, late OF said Eden, deceased
wht-e siii was duly probated In and by said Pro
bait curt at the term thereof held In Ellsworth,
on The n 81 Wednesday of August. A. D., ls.s
that attached 10 said will Was a colieil which was
duly executed by Aaid hoya q. Higrns. as codici
20 said WILL that said decree Of Probate makes no
mention of said will, that the said Mary =. Hig-
gins L. devisee Of real estate under said co.iictl
Wherefore she pray- that said eosiicil may be
proved and allowed as part Of the last viii Of
said Royal q. Higgins. deceased.
MARY =. HIGGINS.
Nov. srd 1850
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss:-Couu OF rPobate, Bluehill,
NOV. Term 4. D., Iss0.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice 20 al PERSONS
Interested. BY ceusIng q copy 81 she petition, ard
~ order ihorroa, - he published three week
saecessiyely In the Ellsworth American q news.
paper published 10 ellsworth. IN .aki County
that they may appear alta Court Of Probate TOR
aid County. 10 be held at Ellsworth on the LIST
wednesday OF Dee next ten OF the clock
In tise forenoon. to show cause. il any they have
Why she prayer Of said petitioner should nos be
gIanted.
sWSS PACKER TUCK Judge
Attest: CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
true copy. Attest;-CHAs. p. DoRR, Il g!stet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

The close confluence nt of all factory work,
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor Ape
tite. languid, miserable feelings, poor blood.
inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
world cannot help them ualess they get on {
Of doors OF use Hop Bitters, the parest and
best remedy, especially for such cases. hsv-
ing abundance Of health, sunshine and rosy
checks in them They cost but tri1e. See
snothsr eolana.-[C&risias Rsesrdw.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

U0ssh Dr0oAlia.
"A crowd Of patriotic ladies end gentle
Ren met at W. A. hale's store to celebrate.
BY raising . Garfield and Arthur Jag.
Statutes and cheers we're given in honor Of
The occasion - the starr and stripes Seated
out to the breeze. and We realized that God
had sustained US in the hour Of peril. that
right had prevsiled. and that peace was
ours once more. We then listened to =
short speech from B. P. Sovie, ESQ.,, Of
Ellsworth, Who did justice to the occasion.
Nov. 8. A. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

At a Court "f Probate holden AZ Ellsworth within
AMI for tle county u Hancock, "n the second
"Wednesday of OvtnlcT \. u, l>,u
GEORGE \. BLACK. J I'm \. Peter and
" Icnry W Paine uamvl Executors 10 a Ger
tain instrument purporting to he the lat kin and
Testament 81 George Hack. lat. of Ellsworth in
.aii county ''ec-a.cd, having Prr-"ntcd the same
for probate.
ORDERED. That the slii Executor, give notice
10 all persons Interested, by causing copy Of th-
order 70 be published three weeks successfully IN
the tilsW urth American printed 1t Ellsworth. that
they may appear At = Probate curt to be held at
Ellsworth. in said county. On the tr-t Wednesday
Of December ne II at EN- ofthe clock the forenoon
anl she" cause, II any they have, why the saId
instrument should not be proved. approved, ami
allo~'-t a. ID" Inst viii amt testament 4 said de.
ceased. @v1i' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
y true copy-Aucsi:-tH HAS. l.. DuRR. Register.
~ Court Of frul,I'r holden At Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancoc- "a the second
"Wednesday Of October \. ID issn.
r I'LL E>fON q. DOUGLASS named ENecutor in
a CERTAIN instrument purI"rting o. H. the last
will anl Testament Of ~llvIuu, Douglass late al
Buehill. ia said cnuuty 'iece, ed, having Present
eel the same for probate
ORDERED That the sad Thur-ton e. Douglass
give notice 70 all l'er-on- Interested, by causing
acopy % tnis nrsei to be published three
weeks successfully in lhe Ellsworth Amer.
can. printed at Ellsworth. that they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be holleu
"Wednesday of Zee, next at ten OF the clock
IA the forenoon and shrw cause. It any they have
Why the san ins rumcnt rhu-d not be proved.
approved ami allowed ~ the ! at WI and te.
taiu-uL 81 .aid dec as..l
5wi5. PARKER TUCK, fudge.
\ ruc copy. Attest INA l.. DosH, Register.
AT a Court Of Probate holden at RI worth within
aud tor the tourt' ~ IanrocA. the second
We'lne-day OF OrtObcr u, lsoD.
IO>EPh l. KIM, named ENc,u or in a certain
u instrument puTt'"rtlng 10 De the last will aud
testament Of David Mig, late OF Irtluunt in said
county deceased, having presented the same for
probate.
oEDEaED-That The .1id Jl.eph l.. King. give
note to all persons Interested, by causing a copy
OF THE of,i6r TO be published three weeks
sac'es-Iyely In the Ellsworth American, prinles
in Ellsworth, that they NAV appear at u Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth, Ia sand County
on Tive lrst " ein. SHAY Ui bee. next, at ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. amt -hrw &c II any
tlIcy have. why tn. sad instrument shGaid mol
bC proved. approved, and alluws'i : The last
Will aud testament OI >aii d, e1-e
3sGs FARMER TUCK. Judge.
True copy ~ .si-t a, T.. b"RE. krsn-teF
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The Action Of Bsrnum and Kelley
Repudiated.
ALBANY, y. Y. Nov. 9.

ALbANN, y. L, NOV. ..
Edgar X. Apgar, member of the Demo
cratic State and Executive Committee, in q
letter to the Argus, denies tina; any meeting
of either Committee has been held, and SAYS
that any action by the members Of the Com
mittee whether officers or otherwise is indi-
yidual action for which the Committee can
no, be held responsible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

Tickets for all points west via. PennsylvanlA
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of C. c. BurriH st the lowest rates
Also tickets TO Portland by INSIDE line Of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere
is<f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

The residences Of W. H. H. Spo6o I'd,
Esq, 7. B. Pickering, Esq., Capt. J. B. Has
kell. J. J. Spo6ord, Esq., Rev. H. Houston,
and Capt. Thomas R. Greenlav, were finely
Illuminated on Friday evening in honor Of
the election Of Garfield and Arthur. They
uade splendid sppeaFapes. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-11

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nov. l0.-l An.
Indications
For New England. partly cloudy weather.
variable shifting to easterly winds, stationary
or higher temperature and barometer.
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Pieces Of . Wreck Republican Gel
ebration.
DANARIscoTTA, Nov. ..

PNNAhINNUI a, .NUN. y.
vessels main hatch, pieces of the cabin
and quarter board marked l.. Gup,ill on the
latter were picked up near this harbor Sun
day morning.
The Republicans had brilliant and sue
cessful celebration here tonight.
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sIAIE DE MAINE

HAbcocK. Sc Court OF Probate, Bluehill, Nov
Term. a. u. i--o.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED That
.sid petitioner give public notice to all p"rso,s
Interested. by csrsing copy 81 the pet iloh. and
this order thereof, To H. pnbli.h III thrc. chs
suecessisrty in tho Lil.wprth Amer lean a pcw.-
paper published IN Esworth. IN said county
hiatt they may appear at Court of Probate tor
said County, to be held q Ellsworth on the hr.I
"Wednesday OF Dec nrNt at ten Of the elock
IN the forcnoOn To show esu.e II any thry have
~hy the prayer OF SAID petition should not be
Hrsptc-i.
3wss FARktR TUCK. Judge.
Al est--CuA-. 4. DoRR. Register,
\ tra. coby. N.trst IL aAs a. pogR Register
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Wo0esete RoVss.
BooTHBAr-Ar 81. Sch Yankee Blade, Blake.
Bangor for New Haven.
BANGoR-Ar 4. Sch Sea Biri, Of Ellsworth,
Copy, Curtis. do.
BosTos-Na ,, Sch Eioreo. sun.on. Deer Isle;
susan Francis, Smith, Lamoine; Orentes, Hutch
inss. Brooksyille. Revenue, Trcethy. Bath, d $
Lawrence. Davis, Bangor.
NEW 1oRk-,rI 1. Schs Irving Leslie. HAgerty.
Aquih; Frank Magee. Trworgy, Aquin, Mary
Lord. Kings Ferry.
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Nervous. sleepless and overworksd And
rest and punishment in Malt Bitters.
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To the honorable Judge Of Probate for the Coun.
Is Of Hancock.
John ,. TIL NDY. ION OF judith Trundy late
y Of >urry In said tOuBiy. d. rsasesi. pectfuh
represents that said Deceased died the 18Th tay
OF February. \ u ISIS. interstate, seixei and pos
se.sei Of est Ia In aid County which ought ~ he
administered aenor,ing - law that h. Is the sun
Of said ntestat.. Wherefore your petitioner prays
that the alininis,gaton Of said estate may be
xran'r.l him. the said iutsslai. having no hus-
band nj the time OF her death.
JOHN y. TRJNpY.
Buehill. Nov. 2, isso.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.-C curt OF Probate. Btaebill,
Nov. Term. A. ID. lss0.
Upon the foregoing petition, OgDERED. That
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
Interested by causing 4 copy OF The petIIion and
this Orier Of Coet thereon. To b. published three
weeks successfully In The Ellsworth = tnerican a
newspaper published in Eiis~ nth 10 said County,
that they may appear at Court OF Probate for
ssd County. To be held at Ellsworth on the ist
day al Dec. next. at ten or the clock IN the
forenoon, to shew cause II any they have, why The
PRAY or al sad petitioner should not be- granted.
sa%t PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest HAS Y. I'oKR Register
A true copy-Attest: CHAs. l.. DogK, Register
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Bsrk Annie Hall. Nelson. from Hong Kong.
Aug. "a. for Cbefoo ran ashore r N Sept eth, on
ihe kung kungtoa Island. about seven miles from
thefoo- Several cargo boats were dispatched
from Chefoo On the sth as che would have to light
en- TO get "a.
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lyraG

To III. Honorable, County 1mml--louers
81 HanTs-k County
pm UNDERSIGNED. h.'ing rr-pon-ihlc per
l cons, respectfully pray that your Ionpr= viii
make the following alteration. In thu Lid aut
By your iiunor- Ia the town ~ E,iru ar,,lnd buck
Bro"k iiil and Long fiiil. by r'turu ,iaif,i Janu
AIRY -. lssO. which said way b.'gan il stake near
The hr-i bend % the travelled road north % Duck
Brook BrdSc anil passed rnuni the said Iilll- snd
Into the travelled roAd again near the house "
ANGELA L iiamur
lst o. change the southern end Of -aih way more
westerly, - rayr -A1i present travelled rad
AZ point thr,e AMI hT,r fuuTtlls r,-ls west Of the
former point AMI running n-aTvr said IillI- for
about us rSis and then into ths way = b..
Gated st Dir tras-
81. Ia change the north cui Of sail Nay 20 ~ a.
divcrgr thcrrfrum at stake about thr,- and uns-
fourth ruis -Iu;h ~ south line II Cornelia Prince
ihcnce murs westerly and entering The present
aycllss Rad the foot II Long iiill about
and half ru.ls south OF t1rnclla PRINCES north
line Anil - In 'iuty bound viii ever pray
DANIEL. ". BREW ER ans others
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Found.

Found.
A Pocket book c5ntainiig PAPERS and money.
"A The owner can have the above by paying
Fl ELI Z. JOsSELYN, ND.
swAs' ssasssLaas1ic Asylum, vues, y. Y,
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Planning Mill Burned.

GARDINER, Nov. Q
The planning mill of Lawrence & Beedle
a, South Gardiner was totally DESTROYED BY
FIRE last night, together with all the maehin-
cry except the boiler and small amour, of
lumber. Loss - 600, insured 81 600. The
FIRE is supposed to have originated from the
machinery.
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ID l f. j.

Obituary notices. beyond fae Date. Nans and Age,
~ssf b. paid for at tao rate Of ten cents iise.
Deer lsle-Nov. .. Mr.. Nelson Greenlaw,
aged ss years.
frznklin-Oct. q, Genie b. Hooper, aged IL
years. months.
Lamoine-Nov. :. Mrs. Mary Hodykins.
aged 20 years. 6 months.
Eden-Soy. /, Mr.. John Hsmor. aged -
years.
somessilie-Nov. 4, Mrs. Judith Babson.
aged 81 years.
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