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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-23

The attack made upon me BY II. SAMPSON
and his firm is malicious and false, and per-
petrated solely because have come into
composition with them for the Texas trade.
and because my house has bid against them
for tobaccos on the warehouse foors This
Is disclosed in the foregoing affidavit Of Mr..
X. 8. Dashiell, in which Robert Harris. of
Simpsons firm, figures as old Shylock, with
nasal whine in search of a quarter of q cent,
even breaking an agreement to place insur.
ance for fear my house would be profted bv
small commission. This same Harris has
been active in hunting up false testimony
against me. Besides, member ofmy house
had two personal difficulties with members
of SIMPSONS firm because of bidding against
them for tobaccos in the warehouses. Then,
too, the books of the railroad agent at Reds,
vile will show that my house is shipping to-
baceos TO all of SIMPSONS old customers
except one. To save their trade and make
dollars and cents they seek, by misrepresent.
ing q difficulty with my formeremployers to
traduce my character and drive me from
Texas.
AS to VIM. Goodman's affidavit: In 1877
Twas clerking for s. Lisberger & Co.. of
which firm said Goodman was a mem.
ber The firm was 10 q fail.
ing condition and aubquently broke
all to pieces, and Goodman is now mercban.
dising under his wife's name to keep off bis
creditors. The firm was due me for wages.
ana from time to time / took articles from
.ne store In payment thereof keeping state.
ment OF tho same on my memorandum
DOOR, from which | furnished Goodman the
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
A hipbIy in,cre.,ine entertainment VA.

A highly interesting entertainment Was
presented to our citizens Tuesday evening
in the readings by Miss Georgia f. Cayvan.
Of Boston. Each selection was carefully
rendered and met with generous applause.
Miss Cayvan has rich contral,o voice which
is highly cultivated and her dramatic ability
is Of high order. Mr.. NJ. II. Andrews. of
Bangor, under whose auspices the readings
were given. is deserving Of great credit for
his efforts TO entertain our citizens and es-
pecially for the entertainment Of Tuesday
evening.
The result Of the six days walking
match for the O'Leary Belt, at Madison
Square Garden. New York, last week, was
as follows: Hart, 565 i-l0 miles; Pegram,
5i3 / . miles: Howard. 53i miles Dobler.
$50 miles; Allen. 525 miles; Krohne. SIG
miles; Williams, 500 miles Hart, the win
ner Of the Belt is mulatto. and a member
Of the Boston Bar Beside the Belt he has
won $4,000. entrance money of all the
walkers, $500 as his share Of the gate
money and the $1,000, special prize offered
for the man beating the best record-sli,-
500 in all. He slep, only - hours on, of
the l4i, and showed no great signs Of
fatigue at the close Of the walk. Hart is %
wears of age and may be said to have a
good star, in life.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

oslsvas.
The outlook for business during the
coming season is very good. The price Of
lumber and wood have advanced-freights
are better than for the past three years and
svesy one can find something to do at fair
pay. Mining continues to boom Property
is being leased and Developments made in
all parts Of the town. The sceptical are
being convinced that We have an extensive
mineral bolt passing through the town, and
sasterly into "Gouldsboro," and the only
surprising thing is that none Of these miner
a bearing stones were discovered before.
There are many Of these surface veins that
present fine specimens Of galena and copper,
not to mention the beautiful forms and
colors of iron quartz which are so well cal
culated TO deceive the amateur, and make
him think he is the possessor of vast
quantities Of silver and gold. And, yet,
none Of these veins were seen or known Of,
. short time ago. How little We know Of
what is in, upon or under this little Earth
upon which We live! The sullivan" n
working 2 power drill which is worked BY
compressed cir. Miner. think this . great
invention for it gives them pure cold air.
The "Pine Tree" has struck good ore on
the Sullivan vein at depth Of one hundred
and twenty FIVE feet. The Milton" though
not on the vein yet, brings to the surface
some fine specimens of silver. The Sullivan
Falls continues to show good ore. The
Millbrook .has ss.ssd sAe vein in the per-
pendicular descent, and everything in the
mine 10 nov working sdmirshly.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Home and Foreign News.

The population of Boston is estimated
.: 3sl .oij, and Of the State / 10000.
There was a 100000 fire Wednesday
night q, Dixon, H. Two men were killed
and SIX wounded.
A dispatch from the City Of Mexico says
that the wife Of President DiaZ died on Fri
dsy.
jessie RAYMOND has returned 20 Wash
inston TO press her suit az ainst Senator Hill
for seduction.
Pour thousand prospectors are waiting a;
Leadyille, Col. for the snow TO melt sufhc-
ientlv TO let them into the Gunnison coun-
Try.
The report that Rev. W. H. H. Murray
Was TO return 10 Boston soon, is oontTadieted.
He is in London.
The Young Mems Christian Association
st ST Louis, has purchased the Union Meth
odist church for s37 900.
A cyclone in North Ottawa, Kansas,
Friday. destroyed twelve houses and seri-
ously injured several persons, and al Girard
DESTROYED seventeen houses and killed three
persons.
There is a decided downward tendency
in the prices Of iron. The Glendon company
of Philadelphis has issued circulars making
reduction Of $40 per ton, bringing the
rates from $40 TO $50.
Remark by Secretary Of War Ram
sey: Il know that, personally, Grant docs
not want 10 be president again. The Office
has no faseinanons for him. He doesn't
want it, in the FIRST place, and the bes, friends
he has on earth. don't wan; him to have il, in
the second place"
There are before the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes upward of 1000 pension claims,
and thus far only about twenty cases have
been disposed Of 1t can hardly be expected
that the i've ex confederate officers who are
members Of the House COMMITTEES on inv aid
pensions, should take a great interest in
pensioning union veterans or their widows.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

An indulgent Chicago papa presented
his daughter with two valuable building lots,
the deeds for which he placed on her bureau
By way of a surprise. When she retired
that evening she concluded to do up her hair
in curl papers, and appeared at breakfast
next morning with innumerable strips Of
"legal cap" twined among her auburn tresses.
Mrs. General Fremont, who is in Wash
inston, has white hair and a complexion like
a girr;, with sparkling eyes and . merry
laugh. An sminspt artist says that she hss
the prettiest hand he ever saw.
1t is expected that the 6ax industry will
take fresh start in New Jersey, in conse-
quence of bounties offered for its culture and
the improved processes Of manufacture. 1t
is nov worth more than 800 ton.
The funeral of Eliot c. Cowdin Of New
York, will occur Thursday. He was one OF
the original members of the Union League
and ex-president and sn active member Of
IL New E4glend Society.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

R1ooklla.
Deer are very plentiful in Township
No. 10, this spring. There has been no
crust so that lawless hunters could catch
them the past winter. The law, as it stands,
is no protection TO these noble animals. II
ought to be such, that any person who is
known to hunt at all with dogs, should be
both fined and imprisoned. They are hardy
animals, and if protected. will always bless
us with their presence.
The great "fnd" Of the times is upon
the farm Of II. G. Hardison. A mineralized
hill Old miners call it a wonder. vein
of quartz l-2 feet in width has been dis
covered upon the mill lot Of Tyler Scammon
& Co. which bids fair to be a BONANZA II
is so near the mill that what requires steam
in other places, can here be performed by
water power. T. ALpIN.
n
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Sorry.

Sorry.
Our conservative towns folks are try
ing their hand q; drilling and blasting. The
eomical melody of the hammer and drill. re
sounds from every cardinal point The
philosophers Of the pick. are augmen,ing
their ranks. Prospectors are roaming over
the "roug' md Of hill, stone and tree"
scanning eagle eye, every ledge and
ereyice. piece and window-sill are
heaped up with mineral specimens. while the
rocks which clutter many doorway, are
withou, value or beauty
To the most of our people, unversed in
mining and metallurgis, art, the sorting. or
naming OF the metallic findings, is a more
difficult problem than the fifteen puzzle"
Some, in the school of experience" have
learned, tha, arsenical iron shines like silver,
shat mica may ysilor like gold, and ,ha,
lead, ready made, is no product Of nature.
Nevertheless, many promising veins have
been sighted, and parties with no trumpet
tongued parade. are quietly sinking shafts
TO determine the character and quantity of
the yein-ma,ter. Is it pay streak ?" is
the question which takes precedence.
Mos, Of the lodges, after removing the
superintendent earth. unexpectedly show
a very sharp dip, even when the outeropping
strata are but slightly tilted up. This holds
good. when the ledge has an escarpment, or
abrupt face facing southwark. The protean
colors and structure Of the quartz veins are
very noticeable. Veins in close proximity,
in one. the quartz is white as California dia-
monds," in the other, ribbon formed, with
the purplish tint Of Amethyst: it forcibly
suggests a sedimen,ary formation.
RURAL.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

oSoesvtlle.
We notice the black smiths shop which
for the pas, year has been occupied by c. A.
Watts is closed and that he will return to
Ellsworth. We are sorry he could not make
the bushes. lucrative here. As be is a good
citizen. and We wish him success.
Pearl F. Smith has opened a black smith
shop a; the old stand formerly occupied by
Mr.. Parker Those in need Of good work
will find Mr. Smith on hand TO do il. as he
personally attends to the business.
Some two thousand tons Of ice recent.
stacked a, y. f. Harbor BY Geo. W. SawIn
formerl, Of this place. has been sold for
81 IS per ton in stack. This will leave Mr..
Sa~in handsome prof, as the natural ad-
vaniages for putting ice up eheapiy at \.
+. Harbor are great.
BIC SHors.-One Of the gunners a, s.
W IIarbor q few days ago brought down 10
Wild geese AT one sho, from a two barrel
gun. bu, ~ha, beats that is Mr.. $ W. Her
rick Of the same place who recently sho,
with a common ; inch barrel pistol a crow,
distant $50 yards. lie wants some ono TO
bea, him If ;hey can. The above was a
chance shot as he fred a, crow on the
wing. and killed one sitting on tree abou,
ten fee, below. which he did no, see at the
time of shooting. J.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

The Golden Circle &C recently organized
has . crew at work on their vein, and
propose to send the gold bearing quartz to
marke, in barrels. until their buildings and
wharf are completed.
Parties have leased the vein on farm OF
John s. and Josiah Bean, near the Morancy
mine. and have commenced to sink shaft.
Report says that 6ne quart. vein has been
leased on farm Of Eben Bean and work
commenced and a fair showing Of mineral.
Many other places have been leased but no
work is being done on them. ZERO.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Heavy Verdict Against . Railroad

Boston, Mass, ApriI IS.
Charles f Worthen who sued the Grand
Trunk Railway COMPANY for damages re-
ceived by a collision on the road. owing to
the oarelessness of the Company's servant.
in 1876. received verdict in this city to-
day of $4,000 in his favor. On the frs,
trial he was awarded $4,000, and on the
second 500. 900.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

Deer lsDe.
The school. in dist. No. 4, closed April
ID, after a prosperous term Of Is weeks,
taught by II. VIM. Allen, of Penobscot.
Mr.. Allen is an interesting as well as q
thorough teacher. Two of the scholars were
not abssn, during the term, three were no,
tardy, and one, Nellie II. Foster went the
whole term Of Is weeks without missing
word in spelling. Mr.. Allen has been with
US two winters in succession, and his second
school was an improvement, on his first. Al
the school meeting vote was taken in favor
of his returning again next winter and
every hand was raised. AGENT.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

.. ". 00Arssr
Mr. T. T. Small Of Provincetoun. Mass,
has leased the wharf and store belonging 10
Wm. Newman at South West Harbor.
Here Mr. Small intend, to have one Of the
largest and most convenient hsh stands on
the cuas, Of Maine He will buy all kind.
OF ish. and furnish salt in bond, either in
large or small quantitiea. VIM. Newman !.
L. ). Agent for the salt.
-Messr. A. HAYNES 4 $. Ward New
man. are about To dissolve partnership in
trade They are selling out; and s. Ward
Newman is erecting. near VIM Newman'-
residence. building which he intends soon
to occupy a. a dwelling and store.
N league & son have nearly completed
she elegan, cottage which they are building
near their popular hotel.
-Ledges, though, to be no. only useless
but nuisance in our pastures are attracting
the attention Of California miners and ex-
perts who are surprised by the indications
Of mineral in them. The mineralized veins
on the land OF Horace Stanley, by assay OF
the surface ore, rank among the best in the
state l.. b. Wyman of Ellsworth and w
+. Richardson of fremont have leased this
property and will soon sink shaft.
Gold. silver. nickel and copper are
found on the land Of Mr. Seth Hamor a, Nor
wood. Cove. Near this a, Mr.. VIM Law
lers boa, landing is mineral which puzzles
assayers. Some think /, ma, be columbium.
q metal discovered few wears since in this
country by an English ehemis, and named by
him in honor Of Columbia
Mr.. Sawins has sold his ice at North
Pas, Harbor a, very large profit. He 10
now building his sluice and wharf.
Mrs Crowninshield, wife Of the Capt.
Of the School Ship which lay in this harbor
a while last August, has bough; house 10,
of Mr. Smith Robinson at the head Of S W
Harbor She has engaged board a, the
Freeman House and is coming the frs, Of
May to superintend the building Of her sum
mer residence. The School Ship is expected
here TO remain a while this summer
April IL. VI.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

The Boston Clothing Store is jus
opening the Spring Stock, and YOU should
all call and sec what an immense pile OF
goods i, has, and the cheap prices they
are selling at Read the advertisement, in
another column. Ellsworth Store. Coombs
block on the Brigde. Inf.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Dwelling Hsases Bsrsed.
Pursuit Of . Murderer.
ExFTER, y. H.. Apr

ExErER, y. H.. April IS.
Officers are on the track Of OTIS the Dur
ham murderer He is in the woods a, Graf
ton and will certainly be captured At the
house Of OTIS grandfather the coat was
found that was taken from the murdered
mans bed
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

ITO sum il up, six long ycsrs OF bedritdrn
sickness. costing $50 per year, total 81 ~
all of this expense Wa stopped by hree bot
ties VI Hop Bitter-. taken by my wife. She
has done her own homework for yezr since
wifhost the lo.> Of a day, and want every
body 10 know il, for their benefit. " T..
Pdrner
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
A Maine Brig Missing.

NV YORK, April Is.
The Brig Lucy w Shaw, which sailed
hence Oct. 27th.for Cape Town,has no; been
since heard from. She was owned by Snow.
Farwel & Co, of RocklAnd, Maine was
SIS tons. and had a cargo of agricultural
implements
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

PALATABLE MEDicfSEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pec,oral is a honeyed drop Of relief his
Ca,hartic Pills glide sugar -shod over the
palate and his Sarsaparilla is a nectar that
impar,, vigor to life. restore. the health and
eXpels Waterford ;Pa,) Adrer-
fisSr
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

The Tribune's Washington dispatch
says tnat Monday Senator Edmunds said to
q Vermont Congressman who was profiered
the leadership Of the Vermont delegation to
Chicago. MY only wish is If you go, il
shall Be to make it known tina, my name is
not to be presented to the Convention"
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

-Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland,
can b. had OF {. {. Burrill at the lowest rates.
Also tekets TO Portland by inside line Of steamers.
can and sec him before purchasing elsewhere
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

THE BEsr COUGH MEDICINE in the
World The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdlsdm. Cutler Bros. 4 Co., Boston. Small
reduced TO ISc Large, ii. 3mo. g.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Avery. Myrick. Ellsworth.
Allen, Francis F.. Sedgwick.
Brown. Lorenzo, Ellsworth.
Bunker. Charles T.. Franklin.
Clement. George W. Penobscot
Carlisle. Robert T.. Surry.
Farnham. George NJ. Brooksville.
Hartman. Isaac F., Orland.
Higgins. Freeman G.. Brooklin.
Hodgkins. John F.. Lanoine.
Johnson. Haskell W. Bluehill.
Kittridge. Charles H.. Eden.
Luce. Anthony. Bueksport.
Morgrage, William H., Castine.
Sesvey Andrew. Bucksport.
Sawyer. Jacob. fremont
Stevens. John s.. Gouldsboro.
Small. John F.. Deer Isle.
rrRsr TRAVERSE JURORS.
Homer, Zenas, Foreman. Bucksport.
Allen. Obadiah. Mount Desert
Berry. Nahum. Lamoine.
Bunker. Samuel S. Cranberry Isle.
Blaisdell. G. o.. OTIS
bfASubH, utbAbit. TIAAAsa4H-
Clough. Charles C.. Biuchill.
Downing. Sherman r.. Sullivan.
Grindle kenney $. Brooks,ille.
Guptill. Emerson G.. Gouldsboro.
Hinckley. Lemuel r C.. Bluehill.
Hevey, Moses W, Buoksport-
SECOND rR,vERsE JURORS.
Powers. Nathan H., Foreman. Orland.
Hall, George C.. Brooklin.
Joy. Alfred. Ellsworth.
Kingman. Joseph NJ. Waltham-
Low. Caleb T.. Deer Isle.
Milliken. Jane. A.. Surry
Moore, Henry l.. Ellsworth.
Norton. Noah F.. Penobscot
Move. Samuel p, Castine.
Paine. David H.. Eden.
Perry. Charlie. J.. Ellsworth.
Richardson. James, Aurora.
srPEKSuNERARiEs.
S,ra;,on. Warren. Hancock.
Soper. Albion. Orland
Wilson. John G., TremonA
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
NJ A II Il l f d.

East Bluehill-Feb. IL. by J. X. Long. Esq,
Mr.. Frank T.. Peavey Of Bluehill, and Miss
Naomi d. Billings Of SedgwIck,
Brooklin-April II. BY Rev. i. 5. Fish. Mr..
Horace r. Merrill OF Pownal, and Mrs. Mira
+. Henderson Of Biuehill.
Tremont-April 10, by W. w. A. Heath,
Esq, Mr.. T.. Nelson Pierce and Miss DE llie l..
Hafper both Of fremont.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

Editor Am>Ticdn IL have some speci-
mems of Tenorite or Black Copper, just re
oeiyed from Prof killchrcw. Commissioner
Of Mine. and Mining. Tennessee. |, is the
richest form Of copper ore. bu, the metal is
so disguised. that TO an unpractioed eye il,
appears to be a bit Of worthless rock. Black
copper from the Tiniic mine, has an assay
value Of 30 per cent. Ores from Mt. Des-
er, have a marked similarity 10 it.
S WATSON
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

spring opening-N saliert-
Mali Bittrrs-J. II. Rsfe.-
State Of Nalne-S J. Chaibourpe-
Csrycting and Room Pzper-A H. Roberts
son
Assay ofnce-w. W. r.k. RS.
For ssle-Apdrrw MahAn.
>tackhalicrs Mes<ing-s.eo. W. Hale.
Io-i-Nr-. sarah 4. smith.
Home Trcaimeni->. W. Aver A son
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

idGasoa's B0idRic Bdisdm has Ksioed
reputation which pfacr-s It in the front ranks Of
curative sgrnt-. II ha. been ia the market but
about nine years. II I. now recommended by
the b-s, physicians because Il cures Coughs
and Colds every time. Pricc. 81 CTS.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

P HE Subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
] all concerned. that he has been duly appoint.
Ell aod has taken upon h,mseh the trust Of
an administrator OF the Estate Of
CHARLES y. TRACY. late OF Gouldsboro.
in the County Of Hancock, deceased.
by giving bond the law directs: he therefore
requests all persons Who ar. indebted to the
said deceAsed's estate. 10 make Immediate pay
ment, and those Who have any demAnds
thereon, 70 exhibit the came for payment.
REUBEN RANT. Admir-.
Jan. 7th, leeo. 3sN
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

OFFICERS OF THE COURT.

ARrrNAs LlBBEy, Judge, Presid,ng.
II. Is. SAUNDERS. CLERK.
Gro. W. WARREN. County Attorney.
A. K DkvEREUx. Sheriff.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
City and County.
lsligisss Services In this City each sunday

CoSGRK6ArIoNAL.-Pr at 10 30 A..
n. and p. n. sabbath School In toe afte,-
noon, ut II O'Clock. II.
BAPTlsr.-Preachins st and r. II. Bah
bath School Ut r. n.
UNIrARfAN.-Church service At 3:iS and
1:30 r. u. SUoday Schoo, st r. II.
CATHnIIc.-Presching q 10 Ia O'Clock A.
u. Sabbath school sf . p. u.
MKTHopisr.-Preaching at 3 and p. NJ
Sabbath School at p. n.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEgTING-every Sun
dav ct - z. n. at the Methodist vestry.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

1,0 Henry SWEET, of Bueksport, In the County Of
i Hancock, or whom It may concern. Notice is
hereby given that the said Henry SWEET, the
2Tth day Of April, A ID. lsT4, by his mortgage
deed Of that date, duly executed and recorded
mortgaged " the undersigned a certain parcel of
real estate IN the village Of said Bucksport, bound,
ed as follows Easterly and northeriy on Mil
Street. westerly by land OF Mrs j. ;, stubbs, and
southerly by lands of J. &. Slower and Mrs Caroline
Homer, and being the premises whereon said
SWEET then (and now lives. The condition OF
said mortgage having been and still being broken,
] claim TO foreclose the and give this notice
for that purpose.
T. c. WOODMAN.
Trustee.
Bucksport. April l, 1880. swl5
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Business Notices.

Gov. Tilden's Nephew paid 300 for /,
lam f.s, hor-c aud invested ~ % in trnt.ur
i.inim.nt whi n completely Gu - hr anim-l
Tie then won e. .0D pnr-r on ihe COMFY l.
land our,e and odd he hur-- for 2 90!
clean prof, OF 81 jes. Pretty good for one
month. 2w4.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
April IL.

The person who has seen the bad effects
Of selling Lager Beer, and has stopped the
traffic, never again to dabhle in IT. should
have the good wishes and patronage Of the
community.
H l.. Macomber has bonded the re-
mainder Of the Whitman and Sylvester min
ing property. comprising about i've acres OF
mineral bearing lodges. q.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Notice OfFOreclOsure,

w by their mortgage deed. dated the twenty
sixth day ~ February, A. ID. 1877, and recorded
conveyed 10 me the undersigned, in mortgage, a
certain tract Of land situate in Blpehill Hancock
County Maine "and is the parcel conveyed 10 said
Leith and nutton, by deed OF Warrantee by the
sa.d Nancy j. Miller, and conveyed 10 said Nancy J.
Miller by Sarah Her, June 18th. isdl, which said
deed Is recorded In book il3 page sd2. In Hancock
Registry Of Deeds, to which reference Is hereby
made for a more particular description OF said
premises AMI the condition In said mortgage hay
Ing been broken, hereby give public notice that
claim foreclosure thereof and give this notice
for that purpose.
NANCY j. MILLER.
BY II. \. Trip, her Attorney.
Bluehili, April 5ih 1850 evils.
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15
Notice of Foreclosure,
Notice Of Foreclosure J..

Notice Of Foreclosure.
T Francis TAFT, hereby give public notice that
! haze claim by mortgage upon The following
lot parcel OF land situated in Franklin aud
bounde.i a. follows to Wit, Beginning the north
side Of the County road. leading 10 Cherry field,
nearly opposite X. W. Crabtrees house. thence
north one and third deg, east on the east line OF
lot No. T. or the NOfes. called, three hundred
AMI fourteen rots to corner stake. thence south
eighty eight and two thiri- Of degree. east ffty
rOi- Ia corner stake. thence south one and third
degree. west two hundred and eighty eight r,sl-
To said road thence south westerly by said road
to the point Of beginning, containing ninety four
acres more less. said mortgage was given
by Samuel H. Whitaker. 10 John West and
assigned to me and l. dated the eleventh day OF
May a d. lsT+, AMI Is recorded in vol. l37,
page l50, Of the Hancock Registry of Deeds
by reason whereof, claim TO foreclose the same
as by Law provided.
FRANCIS TAFT.
Ellsworth. March 3lst 1850. 3wI..
Ellsworth American., 1880-04-15

For New England; Clear or partly
cloudy weather; southwest TO north~es,
winds stationary or lower temperature and
higher barometer.