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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31
Translation of Leader in Wednesdays
"Elele.'
AMERICAN.

"The proprietors the editors, and the combina-
ton of birds of feather who working at the
newspaper of the other side, the paper that is
printed in foreign tongue every Saturday--have
great apprehension and fear of the Hon, w. NJ.
Gibson. The course recently adopted by them
affords most astonishing illustration of utter in
sanity They have filled one whole side and
half-over ten columns-of their issue of Satur-
day last with q lot of abuse and contemplate
matter which they endeavor to fl upon Mr.. Glib
son. 1t is quite fair to conclude that their intel
lects are devoid of anything else to talk about.
6 The question may well be asked-what is the
reason of all this abuse and bitterness What has
caused these bad dreams They have gone and
resurrected q story that was buried under the
debris of over twenty years, and drag forth as n
witness the name of man who was n states
prison convict for stealing, and who has been dead
FOR many years. But their appetite was not salts,
lied with this grabbing after dirty material and
they bring forth the vaporing utterances of n
mailman who died sixteen years ago.
"Why is II that these foreign birds of n feather
are so industrious in patching up the story Of n
man that is long since dead aud gone And at this
season too, of the Christmas aud the New Year
the time for the expression of good will and har-
mony between all men, when Christian principles
and good works should be uppermost why dc
they select such IA time in which to show theil
dark minded, evil dispositions! And why these
persistent attacks upon one man, AZ II they wanted
to stop his breath and drink his blood Stay ant
hear
I" Here is the truth. They know and they under
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

suits ni the Treaty and entertained strong hopoa
ni ats continuance for which ho assured me he
would do his utmost.
W. 7, Martin followed In n few remarks In
which he gave the Kings gcnrnogl, Ia the oven
ing tue iottugneNo from Nhnlrhu plantation came
M aud acrenhdcd the King mn occupation they
continued all night. Yesterday the King and
Queen visited the plantation where they were
royalty entertained 10y Messrs, Buck aud lloplo,
the manngors On their return they called upon
nr, H. oliver whose hosptability IN unbuundcd
ms Hpaoiuua apartments rang with good chcor OF
The mcrry thrunY The night wax spent in the
usual hula festivities. To-day the party will sail
for konn
lhe new mill NJ lionunpo In now we'll underway
mud grinding daily The new trash house ndinin-
my IL almost completed. IL W. by many doomed
fortunate that the other fell before completion.
because loss OF life would certainly have been Gu
tailed 10y its subsequent downfall an inevitable
event owing To- the pieanmod breaking oi the rnila
10y the recent earthquake
We have had seady aud strong winds which lap
NJ all moisture IN thrcatinE manner. On sun
DAY afternoon last few light and grateful showers
toll, WIN CAmpN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

sEANES's BErnEL-Rcv Damon, Chaplain, King
street, near the Sailors Home Preaching ~ A n,
seats free Sabbath School before the morning service
Prayer meeting ON Wednesday evenings at n. o'clock
FoRT sTREErCuuRcH-Re j. 4. Cruzan Pastor corner
OF Fort and Bcretania streets. Preaching on Sunday
at II a and ~. M. sabbath School at l0AK
ST ASDREw's CATHEpRAL-English services: m Rev
the Bishop Of Honolulu aud Rev Thos Bac burn Ha-
Maiian scrvicesi Rev Alex Maokntosh. G3o Holy
Communion; $50, Mathis and sermon UIawaiianl: II,
Mathis, Litany and Sermon 1English); 4, ENcnsong
uiawaiiam; 100 Evensong and Sermon (Engshl.
RoMAN CATnoLfc CHURCH, Under the charge OF r f..
Key Bishop Magret assNtcd by Rev Bishop Hermann :;
10 \ Vi and2rs
kAwAIAHAo CuuRcn--Rey III II Parker, Pastor King
atrcet above the Palace. Services In Hawaiian every
Sunday at II An. sabbath School at 10 NJ. Evening;
services at "a O'Clock, alternating with kaumakapil
District meetings in various ehapels at 9prn Prnyer
meeting every Wednesday at TiirN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31
The Week of Prayer.

The following are the topics for the approaching
Week OF Prayer, as recommended by the Evangel-
ica Alliance:
SUNDAY, JAN. /. Subject for discourse Re
newed Conservation"
MoNDAY, Jan. .. Thanksgivings for the bless
ings, temporal and spiritual OF the past year, and
prayer for their continuance.
TUESDAY, JAN. 3. Humiliation and confession
ON account of Individual, social and national sins
WEpNesDAY JAN. 4. Prayer for the blessing of
God on His Church and His " ord
THURSDAY, JAN. 3. Prayer for the Young and
all agencies for Christian training
FRIDAY, JAN. 6. Prayer for the universal pre-
valence aud righteousness.
SATURDAY JAN. Z. Prayer for Christian Mis-
sions, the outpourng of tile Holy Spirit, and the
conversion of the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
F. A. McLAUGHLIX. Sup't.
EIls~ orth falis

C + Morrison lost one Of his team
horses, by becoming cast in its stall, short
time since.
-Hartshorn, Ellis & Co.. and A. VI. &
A. j. Fox are manufacturing slaves and
Davis s Smith spool lumber at their re-
spective mills
Several of the young men who went
from this place to California few years
since have recently returned. They report
quite a reduction in wages in the lumber
region
George Lord, who is employed in the
woods by Har,shorn, Ellis & Co., narrowly
escaped a serious accident week before last
He was driving team loaded with stave
wood. when a stake came out, and stick of
the wood came over striking him on the
back and shoulder 1t was thought at the
time he vas very seriously injured, but he il
now improving.
Immense quantities of supplies daily
leave here for the logging camps. The re-
ports from the woods are very favorable.
There is just snow enough, and if favorable
weather continues during the remainder Of the
winter the mills viii all be heavily stocked for
the coming season. II,
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The Mcfarland silver Whining
tompany.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
W BrooLsyilIe.

There was very interesting :. ). con
cert al the Congregational Church, last Sab
cath evening, the subject, Tor tie evening. te-
ing Temperance. The parts were We'll rend-
cred and the singing was excellent. The
people here seem to understand the secret Of
making 5. 5. interesting.
The Literary Society held its second
meeting at the school house Monday even
ing Jan. L. Before recess we listened 10
several Rotations and one defamation.
Noticeable among them was a recitation By
Hattie 5 Tapley entitled The Three Black
Crows" and "Bennys Death Prayer" by
Clara Douglass. The Question, Resolved,
Fashion" was discussed after recess, and al
though Miss Lord made a splendid plea in
behalf of the negative. Miss rapley in favor
OF the affirmative having truth on her side
won the victory. C.RoLUs CRDF.
-EHsrorth american There is bad
hitch in our mail. We have not vet re-
eeiyed the last AMERICAN, and we would
stand that, if it had happened only this once.
but it has happened repeatedly, not only to
our bundle of AMERICANS. but with other
papers With thrice weekly mail and
weekly papers. for one, | am not pleased
with the Postmaster's, didn't come" Is
there no remedy2 We hope before long
the wrong done tc West Brooksyille By the
last postal arrangement, giving to all daily
mail, except US, and compelling US to accept
thrice weekly mail will be rightsd VIII
the ''powers that be-" take notice of this
whole complaint for it means more than
mere newspaper paragraph.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER,
Jan. "a,
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MARINE LIST.


sch Louisa Wilson, Of Ellsworth loaded with
dock stone Tor New York, parted her cable Ri.ht
81 l+th Inst m Oh HarB1r, y. aihayrn aud drift
ct on thr beach Cd Green Island. she We, krvlrd
over, with her bulwaTk- undeg q, lower water and
will probably Ia goiGel. on.
i-le,Lnto, Me Jan. ls.NcW ha, reached this
town Of the loss al OF two brothers. belonging
IN lele-ppIo Avery Warren was loot In November
from sch Nellie Treat, II BANGOR. and December
-, IHolnas n Warren. was lost from New York
sch. Th- makes three brother, lot al sea vim.
IN Il short time.
Bath, Me. Jan. la-Therc T. now little hope Of
the ship Charlotte W White, Of Belfast She sal
ell from Il. John, y. b.. r Liverpool O.t TO- and
has not been heard from In anyway since leaving
port.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

The Savage Bros. of Bangor, have
taken the Geo " Black store. on State St.
and are repairing it preparatory to putting
in large stock Of groceries and provisions.
The Boston Comedy Company opened
in Hancock Hall. last evening. to good
house. The performance gave general salts
faction. the characters being well repre-
scented, especially that ofthe Gypsy Queen, 50
by Miss GRAY. The orchestra gave some
fine selections between the acts. Tonight
the great drama of Not Guilty" and the
farce Of The Ghost" will be the attraction.
and ought to draw a crowded house.
The Bangor Commercial reports that on
FRIDAY last Mr. Dana Kent. Of Ellsworth
while At work hauling logs on Township No.
,. for Jerr, Giles y Co. Of Amherst, had
hi. leg crushed in terrible manner at the
knee Nj Kent was unloading logs from
his sled when his leg was caught between
two logs lie remained in thi, condition an
AodI AuA quarter Nfl'it H'4P o'tt''N Az
relieve him from his painful situation. Mr..
Kent va- taken to Oldtown. FRIDAY evening.
a distance Of 81 miles DIR. Bradbury was
called 10 set the bones and found a com
pound fracture Of the tibia and fibula. The
Young man j. being cared for a, the Goldman
House and ! a. comfortable a. could be e1
pectcd.
A desperate attempt al escape was made
by the prisoners in the the jail about 3
O'Clock TIN. morning Three Of them built
fire IN the window. or stone port hole, from
fuel ,hcy had seorcted, hoping to break the
stone by TIE heat. remove the iron bars and
make their escape Unfortunately for them.
a wooden spout, extending from the cave. to
point near the window took FIRE, aud IN
a frv minutes vas blazing 10 the caves and
firing the roof About this time the cells
were filled with smoke. and a. the prospect
% serious ,on1agratou va, not cheering
10 the prisoners. they gave the alarm and
Sheriff pcv,rcuN. with hi, usual presence
Of mind. soon eA;Ingu.shcl the fame, With
ou, calling oa, the engines Five minute.
della, would have given the FIR, complete
control Of the roof and made the saving q
the binding well nigh impossible
on rhur.Ia, ia,, c Ch.,ro.t. E>q
D-ga,, Collector Of ,h.. port. received 4.
,,t..-,..,, r,,., \.u ~. .-.,ry.x-r,.. -. g 4
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~ rooLIin

III, school IN D,,ric, NJ. :. taught ~
Edmund X Hcrrick Of BIuchi,l, closed Jan.
liih. after pleasant term Of eish, weeks.
Whole number of pupils twenty four. Aver
age. ,vcnt, one. Names of pupil, uo' ah-
sent single day during the term ass as
follows, Fred +. Garter. George X Carter
Sa>lr Garter, Groves ;. Rr.dsc-, Fred u.
Higgins. Frank \ Anderson. ola u. Aulcr-
son. John T. Carlton. Eugene J ia, auI
Emma G. Young Laura T. lIgciu. aHd
Celia NJ. Higgins Wcre 90, ab>cn, during
their Attendance be prize. offered ID ,hc
cas.c, 5u spelling aerc awarded a, follow,
FIRST 5la>,. To Grove, :. Bridge, IA Auto.
graph Album. Average rauA Of cIl., Hn
per ,eut Second class. 20 CALVIN Turner, a
pa,Ac,-haifc. The pupil. gave steal, often
ton % their studio, AMI showed d marked
.mPro' smcut \.
Jan. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
MARRIED.

Buckspori-Jan. Il, by Rev WIN. FORSYTH
Mr.. Eben W MAYO and Miss Mary H. John.
SON both Of Bluehil.
Franklin-Ian. Is, br Rev. j. Alexander,
Mr.. George Ruetcr and Mrs, Olive :. Me,erye,
both Of Franklin.
fremont Dec. %. hv W. W. A. Heath.
Esq. Mr. Harvey u. Tinker and Miss Netlie
c. Clark both Of fremont.
Jan =, hy same. Mr. Lionel 4 CLARK and
Miss Nellie NJ. Claik, both Of fremont.
-Inu. q, by same. Can't Albion Murphy
and Mis- Hannah +, latty, both Of fremont
Nj. D'sert-Jan. II, by Roy A. y Jones.
Mr. Hiram c. lrewargy and Miss Ida +.
Bichaedson, both Of Mt De,elt.
Nov. p. by same, Mr. VIM l. Mayo and
Wis Annie L. BRYANT. both Of Tremnnt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

The Prospect Harbor Ice Co.. will cut
no ice the prcsen, winter for the reason that
our own Jack Eros, has Of late been too fire.
queni a visitor 10 our more southern neigh
bors.
The day and night crews in the Gouds
boro shaft and duo nov number % men,
and more are to be added when they can
work TO advantage. the intention being 70
run the conccntra,or constantly. till July. on
Gouldsboro ore. NV
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
nBtuehill
Diuehill
A severe storm Friday night and satur-

A severe storm Friday night and satur-
day.
The Boston Comedy Company we're here
all last week. and close tonight. Monday,
with Uncle Toms Cabin
-Thos. y. Lord. Esq, Of FoXcroft. gave
a very agreeable lecture on The South as
| saw it. in the Baptist Church. Jan. 18th.
There was rather a small attendance. as the
Theatre nterfered to some extent. Mr..
Lord gave the first impressions Of North
ern man in Dixie. which are generally SONG
what modified by several years tarry there.
The Union Temperance meeting in the
Baptist Church last Sunday evening. was
very well attended and earnest speeches
were made BY President Trip, and nr.
GrinJlc Of the Club. and by Rev Mcssrs.
LYONS and Hardy and Mr.. Frank Dodge q
the citizens. Ron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
Opposition to Railroad Scheme.

AtGJ>TA. Jan. p
Ia,rrva.. D, Nigorou, opposition to the
PETITION 81 the Psnohscot \ Lake Megantic
E.aroal Campan, when it comes up before
the Railroad Committee. It Is said TO be
H.. ah-a,. II those interested IA this scheme
10 q, naa Of the Bangor \ Pi>cataquis
Railroad which the City Of Bangor j, largely
interested 90. at an enormous sacrifice the
.lue bong reported at some >joo,ooo.
Ta. Gin solicitor Of Bangor, backed by the
il -.-.a.a,,,e of tina; city. wiil appear be-
fire the committee in opposition 70 the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
n. lbrlansl.

The school in District No. :, Mary 4.
Carroll. Teacher, has just closed pleasant
and profitable term Of ten weeks In the
middle Of the term thsmeasles broke out in
the district aud caused the school to be
closed for two weeks. Owing to this inter
rupton. and the heavy SHOWS. the attendance
was not as constant as il otherwise would
have been Not absent, late, OF dismissed
Lllia NJ. Gray. Next constant in attend
ance. E>tella d. Billings, third, Ellie h.
Cowing. VI.
Jan 20
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

Ny daughters say, How much better
father Is since be used Hop Bitters,' He is
getting well after his long suffering from
disease declared iRegrsbls, and We are so
glad that he used your Bitters.-A lazy Of
Rochester, Y. Y.-Jtiea Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

Obituary Haf-.,. i-3ssiI ~ Tlf. Nlal~ as.I a..
Hasf r pHt7 far ~ Oh, rate IN ten cent, % Iiae
FN,vortb-.lau %. NJ. MARY F. Larkin.
aged y :, and II mnu b.,
Irrm"n'-Jan -, Capt. james Robinson,
aged NJ years, months and dly.
Jan Is Freddie Stanley. agti year, aud
1 month,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

BELfAsT-Ar1l sch Eastern Queen, Dunbar.
searspOrt.
man. Baltimore.
NEW fokk->ch Mary Augusta. Holt. and Vic
tory hlll1keE remain in Hart Island Roads ice
bound.
PoRTsNoCTH-Ar in lower haTbOr, Il sch
Omaha, Wooster, Georgia for Hancock
JAchsoSFILLE-Ar 70, sch Wesley Abbott.
POmroy Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
Business Notices.


Tickets for all points via, Pennsyiyani-
Central, and 30 ton and Albany Railroads from
Boston, Grand Trunk Railway from Portland,
can be had Of {. c. Burrill st the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by inside line Of steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

Union meeting at South Deer Isle We'd
ncsday last Great interest wa> manifested.
II. y JOY, Of Ellsworth, recently COM
menced teaching a very large class in dane
IN at HaSkcll's Hall
rhoe. Ralph has recently located anoth-
or mine on the land Of II r. Haskell \
new shaft house has already been bull, and
they are sinking q shaft rapidly.
The citizen, Of Grcru's Landing will
give an entertainment at IIa,krli'e Hall ou
MONDAY evening. for the benefit Of the church
at that place. Music by THE Deer I~le Ger
net Band.
Ih, aIJc, Of the NJ. Deer Isle Sewing
Circle held their annual fur AZ Haskell.
Hall on Tuesday evening last. Financial,
il vas grand success. The net proceeds
amounted % over hi,y dollars Music va,
furnished 3, Joy', Orchestra
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
City and County.
Religious Services in this CITY each Sunday

an " ~ lei :" n NJ,
Adiou nment-Ch, -. r porr
hl>o. Ads'-"eo, !; WI y 70
Noic,->s,nr WATSON. 10
or'rt ,rf-i-' :. finfIN ',,.-..,,
Agents Wsn,e.i-w Il. Thompson \ 60
= o gl'.,, stewart copper Mining 20 -
Probate No,ice-o r. cunningham.
,,.,.,,.. A.. g. Nh
;.eton Tbur.d,, afternoon
>.,,e.r b,iou u,s aha, the tbernon-
,,s, re,,.,,rcd roe.3,, morning
t. CT. c.-.-
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Head notice "i adjournment '' it'''''
Court from ne hr>' % the third "Wednesday
Of Fe5ruar,
Judge "isVc.. returned SUNDAY from
'i>'' 90 the West Tie let again. ioi Aug
u>'a. tuesday night
The Band, connected With the Boston
COINED, Co., PLAYED 'e'tTa. pieces IN front
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Dan ~
'N''1h''' N..'"''' h'' PER "''N'!'
Harper . ~ Al ana ~ = asa" : ''''' So
h"N i'F sale al j. y. ii''' = h.'H store
Mr. Weber residing AZ the Falls. "a'
rlu down by sled load OF coasters. on
>.Aoa. -, lus'..a,. and Ga''e 'eT'on'IH 'n-
J4rea-
ii j. Haa.a.N f>q has REMOVED is"m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

fOrla.-No article has ever proved equally
satisfactory TO Physicians, profitable TO Moth
ers, or Beneficial 10 Children. Cast0ria assm-
;lates the food. sllays Feyerishness. DESTROYS
Worms and cures Wind-Collc. SoUr-Curd.
Diarrh9s aud Rash. What gives heaith to the
Child, promotes rest for the mother.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

As food and as medicine nothing in
medicine can compare with Malt Bitters.
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AGENTS AyDCaxyA.sERs
Father 4, Getting Well.

Make from ss5 60 30 per week selling goo
= L. q. RIDE0UT co. 10 Barclay street, New 1a
oSead Gsr their Catslo que and terms. I've
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27

t. the Honorable Jutl-, 81 Probate within ,r,t ar
tic County Of Tia Ok.
r HI petition and Representation u Elytra era,
! Guardian 81 llGuttIu 3. staples ana Mar /
STAPLES Hu Fanny r. staples, Minor ami chikirr,
"f -j.Fdh staple, Late 20 -yaytiek. iu the CuuB.
~ ui H-Ht 'k, H"'cf-tt, respect iiy ~hcW- Than
Tie SAT- Minors arr seized anil pp--e--t- OF ctr am
Real Estate situated Bluehil, and dc-,.r bel a.
follows, e. VIII The MO &c lot 80 called. contain
in- acre. and the kbcn tIriu,lle lot -n s;,li.l
containing Hrre-. That said r. at. q. unl.r,duc
tive Of any benl lie 10 said blucr- ami tiat II win
be Tor the Interest Of -it Minors that tx. SAM,
should be sold and lie T',1 -eg,is put out and 80.
cured ON interest. she therefore praiy- YOUR Hon.
OF that Size may be authorized amt empowered
aEreea3ly % law - sell az public sale the alr.y,
described Real Estate OF such part Of il ~ IN
sou opinpn may be eNpcilieut All which il re-
Pectful submitted.
August 4th. l-sO
COUNTY OF HANCOCK, - At a Court ~ pa
elt- held al Ellsworth, on the first We,tpcs
day ~ January, lssl.
On the Petition aforesaid, oRpKREn. That no.
uce be given by Publishing copy Of said ,,etition
With THIS oIvler thereon, three weeks suec.s-ivelv
III ne Ellsworth American a uesys paper printed
~ t-llsN'uul mat .H persons interested NAV Al
tent an the lrSt y cstncs.iay of Feb. next al a
Court Of Probate then to be holden in Els
worth, and siew cause, il any why the Drawer
of said petition should not be granted such
mott to be given before said Court.
Sw2' PARKER TUCK, Judge
Altest:-CHAs e. DogR, Register
true copy, Attest '-CiiAs. II. DoRR, Register.
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f0reiga P0rs.

Sailed from Hong Kong, Dec 9Th, Bark Penob
scot Chapman. Cuba.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
THE undersigned Widow Of Joseph W GRAY.
l. late ot Sedgwick, IN said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate. Inventory of
which ha- brcn duly returned into the Probate
onice, that her circumstances render Il necessary
that She should have more Of said Personal Estate
than she is entitled u on = distribution thereof.
She therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out OF said Personal Estate as
IN your discretion you may determine necessary
and prup-T ami also appoint commissioners e. set
on her Dover tn the real estate Of her late hus-
band.
CYNTHIA {. GRAY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK 5 Court Of Probate. Ellsworth.
January Term. \. -, 1851.
Upon tle foregoing petition, ORDERED. that
Interested by causing copy of this
order 10 be Published three weeks
-uere~-'yr'y 90 the Ellsworth American. q
ncN@r1per published IA Ellsworth, IN said
county, that they may appear AT a Court ot
Probate for -ait County 90 De- held at Els
worth, on the Er-t "Wednesday Iu Feb. next,
&c tea Of tbt clock ia the forenoon aud show cause
granted
ss-' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest. CHNs T.. uoER. REGISTER.
true copy. Nu,.t -tHAs. T.. pnRE Register.
TN -uh-rru'r h,rcly gives public rot.ec to
! sd ,nu.cru,. thlt n- has been ,iuly appointed
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-27
Dated Jan'y 5th, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE

HtNCoCK, 5 Court Of P.o5ate Ellsworth.
January FERN. \. -. ISL
Upon t'ie foregoing petition. ORDERED. that
satd Widow give public notice to AL persons
interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be pubIlzH he'd thrre week.
successfully 90 the Ellsworth American. 4
new -rIpvr published "a Ellsworth, IN said
county, that they May appear al a Court ot
Probate for s1it County 10 De- held at Els
"nr,h, on the fr-t "Wednesday Iu Feb. next,
at tea Of ibt clock ga the forenoon 1nd show cause
90 HuY they have, why the same should not be
granted.
5S-' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest CHAs T.. upRR Rt4is-rT
\ iiur copy Afi.-f HAS. T.. DuKR. Register.