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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09
State ofMaine.

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VT fiissersh. sfsre-att. ca III dsy - M par
ehass q the Writ, heins issistaef b. Ne Fan
10 % tiF suu % uree hassiresi snd any dsilafs.
cessei b. ne sasl beforehand = tse risntir. ase
IN eonst'erStsa thereof, prosnissSi te rtafniia
pay him that SUM 90 demand. sad tss Paint q
money coaat u ssnbrsecd the aacuun. attain
81 TO ui- ~ril and y intended 10 cover those
oh,rgs., having only IN sum u thres hassircd
ani any dollars ciam.-i due Plainti6
Vet though ofen rcslue-ts~i. ths .ait Defendant
has not paid sad sum but nsgiccts DO, u the
damage Of said Plaintiff Css he ssysl IN. sum Of
then and thsre be made 10 appear with other due
damages And have you there this writ. with
your doings shsrvin.
Witness. John 4. Peters. Justice % said Court.
at Ellsworth. this hr-t day OF &c ober in the year
Of our Lori one thousand eight hundred and
enty nine.
II. u. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss:-supreme Judicial Court. April
Term, A. ID. is-o.
Upon the foregoing suit il ia ordered that the
piainth cause the defendant 10 have notice OF the
tendency OF the same. by serving on him an attest.
ell copy OF the wit and his order OF thereon
or by publishing the same in the Ellsworth Ameri.
can public newspaper printed in Ellsworth. In
the County OF Hancock. the last publication or
service Aforesaid to be thirty days at least prior
% the next term OF this Court. to be holden said
Ellsworth. for aud within said County Of Hsncock
on the second Tuesday Of October next, that h.
may there and then in said court appear aud ans.
wer To said suit
Attest III. r. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy OF the writ and order OF court there.
sxrak IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

Because compound Of malt and hops,
without fermentation, Malt Bitters are pop
ular.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

To the Honorable Ju,ig. Of Probate within and for
the County Of Hancock,


the County Of Hancock
The Petition and Representation ~ Elvira GRAY.
Guardian oi AlburtOn Is. Staples, MARY l.. staples
Fanny T.. staples, Minors and children Of sullivan
staples, late OF se'tgwick, In the County OF Han.
cock. deceased, respectfully shcws that the said
Minors are seized and possessed Of certain Real
Estate situate In Bluetill and described as blows
Ia Wit The Morse lot, 80 Called containing
acres, and the Eben Grindie lot, 80 caleb con
tanning acres. That said Estate /. unpro,luctiye
of any benefit 10 said Minors AMI that II win pe ry
the interest Of said Minors that the same should be
-oi'i AMI the proceeds put out and scsred on In.
tercst- She therefore prays your Honor that she
may be authorized and empowered agreeablv to
law ~ sell al pubic or private sale the above de-
cribe't Real Estate, such part OF It as in your
opinion NAV he eNpedient- All which Il rc.neet
fully submitted.
ELViRA GRAY. Guardian,
Aug. I, 1850.
COUNTY ofIiANcOCk, s. ATT Court of Probate
held at Ellsworth. on the hrst Wednesday Of
August is>o,
On the Petition Aforesaid. ORDERED That M
ice be given b. publishing copy Of ss i'd petition
with this order thereon, three weeks .ucccs.iyel,
IN The Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
/" Ellsworth that ali persons Interested NAV at
tend on the third Wednesday OF Sept next At
court ot Probate thea 10 be holden IN Bucksport
ana shew cause. II any why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted. such notice to b..
given before said Court.
3w35 PARKER TICK J,a,.
Attest; -CHAs. T. DoRR, Register.
true copy. Attest -CHAs. Z. DokR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

Sally A..
At a meeting Of the Republicans in
Sullivan the lst inst. Capt. Oliver r. Brag-
don Of sullivan. was again put in nomina-
ton for Representative for the classed towns
Of Sullivan, Franklin, Eastbrook. Goulds-
boro and Plantations
Respectfully YOURS.
CYRUS EMERY. Secretary.
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The Weather.
WAR DRPAgTME,

WAR DEPARTMENT. \
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept liam.
Indications.
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Republican State Convention.

CONCORD, y. II, Sept !.
Republican State Convention was called
10 order al II O'Clock in Whites Opera
House by Henry House. Chairman of the
State Committee; President, Daniel Barnard
Of Franklin. The Committee on Creden-
tails announced 5ij delegates present
Charles II. Bell was then nominated as can
didate for Governor By reclamation, every
member rising in his seat and cheering.
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State of Mama

Counties, or eifRcr er&cir Bcp@iis., 49,
We command YOU to attach the goods
" tor estate OF Mary A. Fullerton Of Ellis
worth: IN The County q Hancock and
drrd aud any dollars, and summon the said DE
feniant, IL she may be found In your precinct to
appear before our Justices of the >uprcn,, Jude
tai curt. next To he holden In Ellsworth within
anil for our County OF Hancock. the second
Tuesday Of stob.'r nexi, then AMI there In
SAIL Court Ia answer unto Andrew T.. NISweIl OF
said Ellsworth. Administrator OF the estate OF
Arno Wiswell. late ~ said Ellsworth. deceased
Ia plea Of the case for that the said Defendant
al said Ellsworth. on the day Of the purchase Of
this Writ. being lndrbt.- 10 the plaintiff in the SUN
OF eighty eight dollars and hye cents according to
the account annexed. then and therr In consider.
atom thereof. promised the Plaintiff to pay him
the same sum on demand
Yet though often requested. the said Defendant
has not paid sail sum but uelccts to do, to the
damage Of said Plaintiff las he saws the sum of
one hundred aud hfty dollars, which shall then
AMI there r. made o. APPEAR with other due dam.
agcs And have you there this Writ, with your
dping~ thervln.
witness. John \. Peters. Justice OF said Court,
a, Ellsworth this 10th LAY Of june in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
four.
II. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk
STATE OF MAINE.
HkNcock. s. supreme judicial Court. April
Term \. ID. ls-o.
Upon the foregoing suit Il l. orIer,,i that the
plaintiff cause notice of the pcnicnCy Of said suit
To be given the defendant by serving upon her an
aitcstcti copy Of the writ and this orier thereon
OF by publishing the same thrc. weeks successive
~ In The Ellsworth American, the last publication,
or service Aforesaid. To be thirty days at beast prior
10 the newt term OF this Court Ia he holden at ELS
worth for AMI within the County Of Hancock on
The Second Tuesday OF October next that she may
urrc AMI then In said Court appear and answer To
said suit.
Attest IL Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk
! true copy Of the writ ami order Of court there
on.
ITO "a
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Oo0esese POsss.
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BLADE -
Bo>to>-Ar -. >chs Y & Noseicv, sow olsran.
wick. Ca JED FRYE. Langley. Perth Amtsay
Ar ~, >shs Areoresr. Ciark. Ellsworth. Nm u
Archer. Beilsuy, Ellsworth. -arsh Hi. tsast
orisnsi Butter. -cammsn. Ellsworth.
Ar z, sch Iamerlane. kilpstr4ck. tNuaaiss.
Ar / >eh. wm fiekcrtax. belis,sy. Eii.worth
Laura AMI Eliza. ~ineislr. Surry.
Ar =. sch Nictory. Niiiiken. south Am,boy
NV loRA-M "a. >rhs tho ghilrs,tt h ali fts.a
senator. Gansey. Ellsworth
Passed through Hell Gate Z, sch wecstari.
Jorisn, Wcehawken for Portsmouth.
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New York Sun
FOR the CAMPAIGN,

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to the anicted upon 30 days trial speedy cures
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Newspaper Advertising Dss~su. lO
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EDUCATI0N AND EMPLOYMENT,

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AMI practical huslness rslleattn cannot r. rxtenr
Tbs tact That haudrrpi gTaissats. were
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shows fu Itself stlInshnz viii hnsI sebd
tof the latest catalogue. CONFER COMMERCIAL col
LICE, ss W sshinstDn street Boston,
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City and County.

New Aasesssseoesss TAss WeeL.
Farmers Notice-Aug 4. Peters.
od Corporal Pcelas-E. ~. Lori A Go.
Tins BONANZA for Boek Agents-ilubbArd BrOs.
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Agents. AVID CANVAAsRRA
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for l. 6. kIDEoUT & CO, 10 Barclay Street New York
send for their Catalogue and terms lyr4
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II. II. SAUNDERS. Clerk.

HANCOCK. IS supreme Judicial Court, Aprt
Term, \. u. 1850.
pom the foregoing suit, It Is ordered that th.,
pa!ntn cause the defendant 10 have notice of the
pendency OF the same, by serving on him an attest
ell copy OF This writ and order OF Court thereon
or by publishing The same three weeks successive
ly IN the Ellsworth American the lat publication
or service aforesaid 10 be- thirty days least PRIOR
to the neat term OF this court to be held at Ellis
worth for and within the tuunty Of Hancock on
the second Tuesday Of October next. tha; he may
said suit.
Atic,t.-iI u. SAUNDERS, Clerk
on.
3w3J Attes,-H H. SAI'\DFR. CLARK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

BANbOE, Ntpt- Z.
A; the Republican Caucus held las, even
ing. Chas V Lord, Silas C. Hatch and b. b.
Thatcher were nominated as candidates for
Representatives In the Legislature
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09
MAINE NEWS.
Baptist Association.

LEWISTON, Sept :.
The Cumberland Baptis, Association met
al Auburn to-day, Rev DIR. Shailer, Moder-
tor.
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State of Maine.

HaarocE, 10 hr Shsrtys Of Vtr rssp.ctirs
tvaa'ie', Or sifser effh,ir D~Pati,s.
GREETING.
- We command you - attarh the COOL,
" tor estate 81 Robert " Boyd OF Mt Dies.
>crt. tounty % Hancock amt state OF
~ Maine. to the value ~ two hundr-l dol.
lar, aud summon the said Defendant. II he may
r. found In your precinct - appear bcforc our
Juatire~ - thc supreme Judicial Court, next t.
b. holden Ia Ellsworth. within and for our county
of Hancock. On The Second Tuc-.lay OF April next
then anil there 10 our .aM Court to answer unto
Peter Prom. 81 saii VT desert
In plea ~ the case for that tho said Defendant
At 1aii VT. Dv-rrt e. wiki Ellsworth ON tbs day OF
the purchase Of this Writ, being lnicblc,i to IL.
Plaintiff in The OF one huntlrc,i auI eight
dollar. AMI twenty, nine CENTS. according TO the
account annexed. then AMI Their, in consideration
thereof. PROMISED the plaintiff to pay him the
demand.
Yet though often requested the .ali Defendant
has not paid SAIL sum but neglccts 50 to do to tn.
damage Of said Plaintiff ta- he says the sum Of
two hundred dollars which shall tn en- anil their.
Ia made Ia appear with other due damages Aud
have you there this Writ, with your dong- therein
Witnes, John \. Peters, Justice OF said Court,
1t Ellsworth this fourth day Of November In tho
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anil
seventy nine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-09

Hancock, ss:-To the Shorigs Of our resp,cfi,
Counties, or sither f0.eir Deputies.
LpIIIIND
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Eureka Township Items.

GYPSUM CREEK, Jan. q, 1850.
Winter wheat i'm our valley is look
ing fine, better than it has for three
years at least, consequently all feel ell
Outraged.
Corn husking is being vigorously
pushed, and few days more will about
finish gathering the crop, which has
been light.
A number of our farmers are at work
putting in Odessa wheat i'm hopes of a
crop, but l am afraid their hopes are
based on very great uncertainties.
Better save the ground for corn, gen
tlemen.
Mr.. G. A. Thompson, who Is feeding
about 20 head of cattle, reports them
doing finely.
Mr.. S. Woodin is finally cOmforta-
bly, located i'm his new house, which Is
all furnished from top to bottom, and
isas comfortable, spacious farm house
as there is on Gypsum.
Mr.. S. Post has his house enclosed
and will be ready to occupy it by
spring, when he intends moving in.
Such buildings help the country, and
we shall be glad to welcome him and
ldihliN VII Wy pouh >iSSn, ee''u sA"'e
he will not regret his coming here.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. VIM.
Pettes, who has been sick some time,
does not improve. We sincerely hope
she will soon recover, as we miss her
very much i'm social circles.
The township board Of Eureka are
at present having some trouble with
J. Kingman, i'm settling for the build
ing of abutments to receive the new
iron bridge that is to span Gypsum at
the White School House, in District
Is. They claim the work not to be
down as per contract, and as guardians
of township funds do not feel justified
in paying for the job. Better settle
the matter, gentlemen, and avoid costs
and trouble on both sides.
Arson Miller, county commissioner
elect, is expected home next Saturday,
from his visit East.
The health of the people in our val
lev Is good as far as we know.
Stock of all kinds look well, and are
i'm good condition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

Mr.. EDITOR: the evening OF
the last day in 1879 found a goOdly
numt er of our members with enough
visitors to make it Interestingly collect
ed at our school house. The meeting
was called to order by our president,
who has been present at every meeting
since his election, always keeping good
order and favoring us on several scca-
sions with good advice in parliament
tary rules.
One of our main "standbys," Mr..
Henry Taylor, is absent i'm Illinois on
q visit, having accompanied his three
sisters-in-law on their return home.
This deprives us Of his assistanc for
the present.
The question for consideration at
our next meeting, to be held on the eth
inst, is Resolved, that the present
strain of enthusiasm over Grant is dis
astrous to his future popularity" At
firmatfve, Mr.. Samuel Martin mega
tive, Mr.. o. McQuary. Each have
four assistants. We expect to have
some dialogues at our next meeting.
We have elected Mr.. b. F. Walker
superintendent of the Sabbath school,
for another year, which is evidence of
the satisfaction he has given the past
year.
Mr.. Louie Ritterbacher, Of Salina,
traded a dog for a horse, on the Ind
inst. to young Mr.. Ramsey, Of Gyp-
sum valley.
Mr.. McQuary's dwelling, three
miles south of here, was burned Oh the
evening of the End inst. Nearly every
thing except the lives of the occupants
was lost.
The manner i'm which the Gypsum
Society" address their president, con-
veys the idea that that officer is pOrta-
BILE at the will of the speaker.
The only thing we can think of to
exceed the recent changes in the
weather, would be for wicked man
to freeze to death.
Who dare deny the increasing eX-
travagance Of the rising generation, in
the face of the fact that our district
school has worn out one teacher, and
begun on another this winter.
People are cautioned about leaving
their dirty clothing lying around. for
Prudy and Bridget have opened a
laundry at the corner of Third street
and News avenue, Gypsuhville.
LAZARUS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
Causes Of the Decline and Fall Of the
Roman Republic.

by inc STUDY oi historE ana tne gain
ering Oh Iacts, wlich tnere are brought
iorth, we siiaii, ihue%u soon hhd no"
chahgeaoie ana perisnaoie everything
Is IN me woiiu we lnhaeit. ms Is
true not ohiy III regsru I" single Things
or persons, oul also 10 states, King
dohis ana empires. 40, Tor instance,
care lIliorIiieu now, IN aheieh. times
one kihgIom anu empire after the oth-
er arose, nourished, and, while at the
x zen y. lts gioIy anu power nhAiiy
Ieii, w , rIsing any more. Leatn
their s..I on TO- "n,a "u ' 49,, 49, So
man Rennblic, and ,be nn,';nsn..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08

NOTWITHSTANDING the enlighten-
ment of the world, we now and then
come across "relics of barbarism," y
circumstances which would have
looked well enough i'm the black night
of several centuries ago. which causes
one to ask another whether or not the
world does really possess that civiliza-
ton, that spirit of tolerance and of lib
erty which is so much boosted of. Turk
ey continues to be quite as barbarOus
as Pittsburg, as the following dispatch
announces. Pittsburg infiicts a heavy
penalty for the delivery of a lecture on
Sunday, while Constantinople affiXes
the death penalty to the crime of trans
lating the Bible into the Turkish Ian
guage. Read this:
Constantinople, December GA
Mussulman priest has been sentenced
to death for assisting to translate the
bible into the Turkish language. The
British ambassador has demanded the
priests release 1t is believed Germany
will support the demand.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
BrOokvilie Items.
.cauliful weather.

Nt.tthtt
j. f.. Vance leaves this Tuesday
evening for Il visit To PENNSYLVANIA, his
old home. a pleasant journey 10 you !,
Jacob.
Mr.. NJ. j. Wyman is to become gen-
eral road master of the Denver 4 Rio
Grand II. X. Mr.. w. has been in the
employ of the X. 4. for several years
and is first-class railroad man, and
We congratulate him upon Ills success
in gaining such position.
The Palace Drug Store has been car
peted, which adds much To its appear
ance.
Mr.. J. NJ. Horn, who has been i'm the
City Drug Store for the past year, left
on Satur,ia. for Indiana Weare very
sorry To loose Mr. H.. and il will he a
difficult matter for Mr. Jones To. find
another man who will give as general
satisfaction as did Mr.. III.
The nasons are busy this fine wealth
er completing the work on the school
house.
The Capitol agent was around last
week.
Ifyoa would have your postmaster
always wear a smile, mail your letters
i'm the postotfice instead Of ON the train,
for every letter you mail on the train
is one cent and a halfout of his pocket.
One letter mailed on the train does not
amount to much, but when fifty or
sixty are mailed every day, il amounts
To hundreds of dollars every year. The
postmasters get commission on the
stamps Cancelled and not on the stamps
sold, rs many suppose. Consequently
mail all your letters in the postoflice,
and thus help the postmaster and Sc
cure from him Il smiling cOun;enance.
CAD
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
New Cambria Items.

The Holidays passed off very quiet
~ i'm this vicinity.
Mr.. Benz. Williams and Miss Alice
NJ. Reber were married on Christmas.
The happy couple have the best wishes
of the entire community.
The Festival and Christmas tree at
the school house, WAS very largely at
tended and passed off very pleasantly.
Mr. ID. A. Shaiier, the popular X. p.
Brakeman. spent the holidays visiting
friends here, returning to duty on
Friday morning.
+. A. Buell. took his departure Mon
day morning for trip through the
eastern states.
Mr.. Jerry Weaver, the landlord OF
the New Cambria Hotel, left Thursday
morning for visit 10 friends in Mich.
igan and Pennsylvania.
\ minstrel troupe, formed of Solo.
mon Valleys best talent. are now Civ.
ing exhibitions at the different school
houses.
MARKEDLY NJ. Davidson. J. p, on
Tuesday, Dee. sd, Mr.. Wilson n.
Snyder and Miss Elsie Reaser, at the
rcsidenceof the brides parents in Cam
bria township. CLIP.
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