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Freedom Notice.

LII persons hereby notified that I have
a this day given u my Resmon W. r.
Grant, his time dur. ng the remainder OF his
minority and shall claim n Of his earnings nor
pay any bills of his contracting after his date
WILLIAM y. GRANT.
Hancock, June q, 1881. awar
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Pauper NOTICE..

n1HE undersigned iereby gives notice that he
i has contracted with the City af Ellsworth for
the support Of the poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample D oyisson for their support
He therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper ON his account. as without
his written order, he will pay for no goods so
furnished.
HARRY S. JONES.
Ellsworth. Apsh &, lssi lyris
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1ils~ ortk falI..

Farmer, quite general! commenced
having on MoHdas-
-Oa!ug 10 the demand for men having
i =, difficult to obtain a suppl, for the mills.
w nstcnmb. lIa,ne y Co, are repairing
their mill and ~.lI soon commeno, mama
featuring excelsior.
Charles J. lreWorgy WAS quite badly
cut about the hand. and face BY the burst
ing of IN cmer, stone that be Nas running
at Hari,horu Eli, \ Co, mill. II VA, a
narrow escape from ser.ou, accident. Ii.
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Thousand, Of people testify to the su-
perior merits of ELIXIR of LIFE koor in
diseases Of the Kidneys. 1t never fail. to
cure
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A Great Enterprise.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one Of Rochester's greatest business en-
terprises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
a sale beyond all precedent. having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land Graph
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AGENr. AxncaxX.s.En.

Make from S25 Ca 30 per week selling goods
l. g kiBEDUT Z 90, % barclay street NrN ! RI
send for their tAtA4,,sue aHd tsTIas iyr%
DI RING TIE HoT SUMNER MONTHS, willie
away from city cnuve uenUe~, the tTly eleT shouit
make some provision against sudden ttAsk- Of
HeafLache Neuralgia, Ch0ls M0rbu-, ramps,
snd Other diseases. TwitchelI. thampIin a
Co. Neuralgia AnOdyne when taAen ~
Coz ding u the dire lions each bottle viii re
Heve the distress ant remove the cause OF aGy oi
these troubles. Try II AMI be convinced. ly5
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Domestic Parss.

B"srn>-hr July :. >ch. Abby "as-on. Lord.
Htuviiil
july q, >ehs. fl,.t Wing. J"hnrnn, Port GTcNille
Is. t.hinct. Leach. ,astipe
>hN NoRk-, l,ar,-l Jui, !. ~@h Mar 10 Il.
smith, I hAr .csLnu. Pa.se-i through iIcn tate.
ia 4 bound Fast. N lea fr =. Coli. New
York. f"r B"-tnn scn. Jatne- Holmes. Rider,
10 lar 10
J.ly :. sch Ccorsict.a, Woodward. >ulii
Ar Iuly : - pclaWarr. Farrvlt. Enswurlh.
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r. l:.,., 4 \o i,,.-l b. , sa9 mo
Com'r-. Not,ce- Sim son 4 Emery
\ chslicngc- Union Engine c..
IT.,
" e are informed 'ha' th'f' Is h'eu Oh
good harness maker 81 hu'N'P''''
Only fifty cents to Bar Harbor and re-
'ntn' ~ steamer h'"'H MORRISON MUS
GAY
Judge bHuk"atcr has been having
some long needed repairs made l" h'' -
"''
De- steamer A''dis vii connect Win
bea'~ stages Al i-am"n' f'.ni Tor h"r
Z h"i'"i.
john H. Drummer. E>4.' A>>i. f'>'-
n'>''T. Is "''rn'' 90" " ''>'' '' Boston d''-
my III" week
Large numbers Of pleasure SEEKERS are
+ ""' rowing "n The n'c'' these beautiful
moonlight evenings.
-Dr Robins. president Of Cobb. Vu,-
+ Net>,ty. with hi> family, /, occupying his
cottage at Hancock Point
Til, ram, which fell In TIL, section dur
iug the las, Of Jnue are estimated To haze
increased the grass crop nearly unc-'hird.
Mr.. Oliver Marcy. prc,..icnt Of North
Western University. Illinois. j. yi>itln. hi,
bra,hcr-in-la~. Mr.. c. &. Peck. of thu, CITY.
summer travel has set in and the hotel,
a, Bar uarhor. Sullivan. Hancock and other
resort. an Fr,ncbman'. Ra,. are fast filling
up.
.r...-:.. MI. ,.-.,....r
caueh, lot, Of farmers with gras, cut aud
partl, dried. Little damage a. done, how
ever.
Tn, y,.,-,., $40. tina, C1r,,, >f,,rp.
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Your health depends on the purity of
your blood. People who realize this are
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla with the best
result.
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ID | + d..

ntf,ary s.',sss Lygs,.i ~ TAIfs. Nasas aaf .ty,
sss'st ?, Jitf for al fAs ruff Of tea sssfs ias
Ellsworth ,Iuiy {. Leroy L., ,pu Of Robert
F aud sarah sweeney. aged months and ,
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.. $3.50 ToR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE "a
NONRESIDENT TAX NOTICE.

hc Year l--p.
Ilt ."llo ing li-t OF taNe- the Real Estate of
Nu, rel cnt owners. Ia the town 81 Trenton, for
tn wear lssD, Ia biIl- committed Ia r.. : Haynes,
collector Of said town. ON the eighth ia, Of MAJ
$50, has bern rpturne.i by him T. me remain
Ing unp id. the IN dag Ma 1881, by his
certificate Il that date, aud remain un-
paid and notice Is hrr.by giytn that II the said
taNrs, interest aud Charges are not paid {" the
Treasurer Of laid t,wn. wilton eighteen months
fI,,n the date OF commitment Of said bills. 50
much of the rial ezt te taxed a. viii be sufficient
to q TIE amount due thrrefuT including Interest
and Charge will withOu, further n''ice lie -nld At
public Auction At the store Of \ l.. ~fRAGt r.
10 saih toS IA, on the sth day II November, ISL
at O'Clock T. VI.
Description Acres value Tan.
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YIit SUB -enber hereby gives Pubic notice to all
] coneei ned, that he has been duly appointed
and ha. taken upon himself, the trust of an
Admins rator OF the Estate of
OTIS LiTTLt. late OF Castine,
in the County Of Hancock, deceased
BY giving bond the law directs: he the reiore
requests all persons who are iBdebte,i TO the said
dereased's estate, to make immediate payment
and III 'se who have anv Il mands
thereon 10 exhibit the -ime for payment.
SAMUEL j. WALLACE,
June IS 1881 5ws6
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Dissolution of Co-partnership

THE cO-par ner hip herctofor. existing be
i tween he "a der-lgned 4 hi. las I'll, solved
by mutual consent.
JOHN A. COLLINS.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Ellsworth, July Q. ISL. 3w27.
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TIE sabscribers hereby give public notice to all
] concerned, that they have been duly appoir L
ell and have taken upon themselves the trust
Executors of the last viii and Te stament of y \
THAN HoDGKINs, late Of Lamoine, in the
County II Hanc ok, deceased by giving bond
the law dir, cts they therefore request all persons
who Indebted The said decease,l's estate, to
maxi immediate payments, and those who have
any immed,te demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
same for settlement
NEWELL B COOLIDGE ,px.e,,,r.
DAVID D. HQDGhiSs
June 18th, Isl. 3w2d'
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iAl' II nam litrTl'A
one unII'ldei "n'-h i'art 81 70" tu't'h
- 'Ali'+i ''"'A n'h- ".-'u' "i' tHHrrl acre
as one ."N'bl'7l '"'.h't' par! 90 t'' hih'A e.
r. =. 'Ai'rh II nt'ih'ng r, r. "rr r '-',Ah"
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as.I tass-s--~i certain E,af 1T stu ts-t lI.
and l,t...l,-..l and ls ,r.I..,t Al. follows ON,
uu i,tl,i fourth subject 4 Is dow rlzht OF iow
yr. o. the Homestead ~ .u LAT. Harat. Ilurfrli
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Ju"' - -!
totNT - IIlNttS X --.-Ntl Court " Probate
h.. ID At kI.uurth ou tn, tn 4 v ,sln,.,.ilt 81
June ISL.
81, tht l.,fltt.,g fr,-atd BplEEI, m i u.,tlr,.
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a,--i. and chattls shs atd credits ~ sarl lie
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prtt- suur Honor {, grant him a Lic,ur, T., ali.
At . bile or private ale and cunlcs the home
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q a,sst, Incla,ing the r,.y T-lon Of the " iduw
tower thervinl to satisfy sail debit and charge
81 administered n.
GEORGE TOIMAN
June 18Th, Issi
>iAlE or MAINE
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the subscriber hereby gives Public Notice u
all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Al
ministrator Of the Estate Of HANNAH tONNOk
late OF OTaBd. IN the County Of Hancock,
married woman, deceased, by giving
bond l. the law dir. L he therefore requests all
p r-on- who indebted IA the SAID decesisel's
estate. a. make immediate pay ment, AMI those tho
have any demands thereon "a exhibit The same for
payment.
JOSEPH ;. CONDOR.
May IL Aux
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Not3ce.

NJ QIiUE l. hereby given thai iray-l over Mud
~ Crees bri 'ge IN district No. 10 thu town Of
Lam Inc y III he su penied from Jul 5th N ia Y
V Inc usiye, for the purpose OF max ny aeces
repair.
y, u COOLIDGE,
Chairman Of Boar,l Of selectmsN
Lsmolne, Jun 2sih. Issi sw,s
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THE .ubscriber hereby give public notice TO all
] concerned, hat has been duly appointed
and rs taken upon himself the trust OF an Al
mini TRAITOR of the Estate OF EZRA Rob- \>ON,
l. L. Of Gouisb1rO, in the County OF Hancock, lie
ceased BY giving bond : the Law directs; he
Their fore requests all persons " no Indebted 10
the aid deceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment
DANIEL DEASY, Admir-.
NAV Is, 1851. 3w26s
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Commissioners Notice.

w r the subscriber, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge % Probate
for tie County Of Hancock, to receive end eN
anime the claims Of creditors to the estate Of
Hiram D. CoOmbs late OF GouldsboSn deCea-s,l.
represented insolyent, do hereby give notice that
further time Of two months are allowed Ia -IiJ
creditors 10 bring In and prove their claims and
that shall attend thai service at The "fhc, -
cyrus Emery In sullivan August 4th AMI sep
teInber ID at 10 OF the clock In the forenoon.
GILBERT y SIMPSON, lc, -
ClRt> ENTRY.
July 5th. 1881 5vss'
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Wanted.

r Immediately At the sullivan Mine, thirty sood
l miner.: ipply at the ONCE of The Company
sullivan Maine. r'''"'
West Sullivan. July LIST 1881. avn
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Bowdoin College

EXAMINATIONS for admission u college are
q held ON Friday. July 18TH aud Friday sen.
tembr Jnth lssl, at sA NJ in Adams HAL
Special arrangements may al~o be made or loc.l
eXami ATOMS for graduates OF regular lifting
schools.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBEHL
President,
BrunsUics, June ", 1881 limos n
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j. C. HAYNES & co.
SO COU r STREET.
THE tpURT HOT : r
soSTnN

Jc-tina ssie (orasts arr n"rc ami mo-. pop
a Ar eN. year, and excellent things e. leah the
SINKING IT tonyrcga Ions. Of Ch"ru-e-, Of >uh'iaN
>.-h,ol- and Of Day >-.hn.,ls. With a tull assert
uIeul 81 an Had ami Orchestral 1"sts ~
as, nt. oi Dsu nm. sud all the smaller or Toy
In .srua~s,..Of ~srtog-, Crs ssmiaxs nj al
Music were - adis~, they are for sale at
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AsEnI F8a HANCOCK suuaU,

] = Ft I~FuKD Resident Manager.
HINHN u. FATON. Deput, Manager.
HE1- ". HOlI, Assist deputy Manager
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de u Et d Rs.

ROBERT T. MI>Tt IN, Esq CHAIRMAN.
Al, NA<DkR II AMIi.TpN Esq
IiNRIE~ II MARSHALL. $50
ANSON PHELPS ~TOkE~. k>4
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LEVI CHERINGToN, whose obituary
written by Rev. w. D. Cherington, of this
place, appears in ourpaper this week, was
buried near Centreville on Wednesday
last. He left wife and four children,
two of them residing in Gallia county,
Mrs. DR.. Ewing and C. W. Cherington,
and Mrs. VIM. Johnson in Adams coun-
ty, and VIM. B. Cherington, now Sheriff
of Jackson county. Deceased was one of
a family of ten children, but three of
whom are now living, William Cheering
ton of Franklin township, this county,
Mrs. James Sims, of Madison, and Mrs.
Mosbarger of Ross county.
Mrs. Cherington, widow of the deceas-
ed, was daughter of Capt. Jordan Man
ring, and one of family of nineteen chill
dren, several of whom are living in the
West. We were acquainted with the
Manring family when we were boy.
The deceased, Levi Cherington, was a
son of William Cherington, and his moth
er was Swisher. There were ten of the
Swishers sisters, five of whom married
brothers, named Hawk, John S. Hawk, of
Hamden, being a son of one of them.
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Death of Leonard Rockwell /,

BY the lodge City (kansas) Times, just received,
bearing date February 18th, learn that pre-
vious Friday-Feb. llth-Leonard G. Rockwell was
instantly killed in Railroad wreck, % miles from
that place.
There were three freight trains on side tracks at
the point where the accident occurred. One train
partly out on the main track without any warn
ing signal out when passenger train came along at
the OF 80 miles hour The train pulled by
two enginss-Rockwell being fireman on one of them
There was binding snowstorm raging at the time,
and the engineers could but few yards away.
They struck the caboose of the freight train destroy
ing the caboose, wrecking the engine, and killing
Rockwell and the engineer. The bodies were horri-
bly, manged. Rockwell was buried by the Odd Eel
lows, at Dodge City, where he leaves wife and two
children, and where his parents reside-his father
being engineer In the Dodge City FIGURING Mills.
One of the first boys with whom the writer became
acquainted in jackson was Leonard Rockwell. From
the time of first acquaintance up the time of
his death, relations had been the friendlies
character. As little boys we played marbles togeth-
er. AS youths served through the war of the Re-
belliou together, and men and citizens we found
nothing to disturb the friendship formed in child
hood. We knew Leonard wei. lie doubtless had.his
shortcomings, well as the rest OF mankind. His
life had its but whose life is 1t that has been
absolutely pure. We choose TO remember Leonard
Rockwell as the brave man, and the warm hearted
friend. The news of his death recalls memories OF
the toilsome m;rch-the noisy bvouac, aye. it re-
calls yividiy 1.-THE bvouac of the dead. II recalls the
memory of company of lively 'EOys'' who shrank
from duty. and to whom hardship was sport. II
recalls to memory the day which that company
tered to their homes in dozsn different tates, with
little thought that they shouli again. 1t
Death claims them here and there aud the
paper fal into our hands. But time dies, life 10
certain, ami bat wonder VINO win the next.
Eaekweu started bookstore II JRksgp, some
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-24

Inauguration of President-elect Gen. James
A. Garfield, Washington, ID. c., March ith,
The inaugural ceremonies at the National Capital
are to be upon such 4 scale of magnifcence will
rival all previous attempts of the kind known in the
annals of this country. Preparations. under the en-
ergetc and most capable management of the General
Committee far advanced to insure its being
most interesting event.
In order to afford the public opportunity of Wis
iting the Capital of the Nation, city replete with
objects ofinteres to the stranger especially
this time, the Marietta & Cincinnati and Baltimore
Ohio Railroads, and their connecting lines will place
at greatly reduced rates. These tickets will be
sale March 1st. ID and 3d. and good returning
til March 10th. inclusive.
EScursionists via the sParkersburg Route" will
Ind 1t the quickest, safest and best. being hund
red and thirty-fve Q35) miles the shortest line and
saving passengers hours in time 1t is the
ly line running Day Coaches and its Palace
Sleeping-cars which pronounced by the press
and the public the finest in the world, through to
Washington without change. The scenery on the
line is unexcelled in fact pronounce equal
fnot superior any in the world. The day cars are
models of elegance and comfort, and superior to
those run on any other line.
All trains equipped with the celebrated LougI1-
ridge Airbrake and the Janney Coupler, and the
tire line is laid with steel rails
Should you desire to visit Washington City you
will consult interest and comfort by purchasing
tickets via Parkersburg. The Baltimore and Ohio
Depot in Washington is within the very shade of the
Capitol Building. the passenger having but step
across the street to be within Its grounds. All the
trains of the road pass in full sight of the Capitol
For excursion rates apply to W. E. Evans, Agent,
Jackson, Thos. p. Barry, G.. p. and T. A., NJ & c.
X. r., Cincinnati Ohio. 17febS1-3w.
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Stop that Cough.

If you are suffering with Cough, Cold
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Con-
sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the
throat, or any affection of the Throat OF
Lungs, use DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. This is the great remedy
that is causing so much excitement by
its wonderful cures, curing thousands of
hopeless cases. Over one million bottles
of DR.. Kings New Discovery have been
used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that this is
really the only sure cure for throat and
lung affections, and can cheerfully rec
ommend it to all. Call and get bottle
free of cost, or regular size for Sl.O0.
For sale by E. ID. Lewis. 8
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Ohio VS.. Samuel Harrison, carrying concealed wea.
pons. Plea of guilty-statement showed he had just
bought it and going West Fine sl.0o and costs.
Village of Jackson, Ohio, VIM. Call, disturbing
peace, &c. Plea of guilty. Fine s1.Oo and costs.
Village OF Jackson, Ohio, E. H. Brennan, dis
turbing the peace, &c. Plea guilty. Fine sl.OO and
costs.
Ohio VS.. John Delaney, Judge being found in a
state of intoxicaton. Plea of guilty. Fine $500 and
costs.
Ohio VS.. VIM. Dunn, carrying concealed weapons.
Plea of guilty. Fine $1.00 and costs.
Ohio VS.. J. W. Dower being found in state of in
toxication. Plea guilty. Fine $500 and costs.
Village of jackson Henry Kelley, disturbing the
peace. &C. Continued to Tuesday evening, Feb. %,
1881, at sp.
Village, &c. VS.. John Minahan, disturbing the
peace. Plea guilty. Fine s.. 90 anu costs.
Village, &c. Pat" Boyle, disturbing the peace.
Plea guilty. Fine soO and COSTS and in default of
payment, sent to jail.
Ohio VS.. Samuel Pickens, 'Velvet SAM" shooting
with intent to kill. Discharged.
Two other warrants Issued, but parties have not
been arrested.
o. Phillips, license, Sl00.
Sprague Co., license, $500.
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A WITNESS WHO DID NOT TESTIFY!
Sudden Death of Mrs. Emily Wade. at the
Gibson House.

On Tuesday evening of last week Mrs. William NJ.
Watson, OF Portsmouth, in company with Mrs. Emily
Wade, of the same place. arrived at the Gibson House
in this place. Mrs. Watson-formerly Maria Blank
enship-does not get along with her husband with
that degree of smoothness is to be expected of
two hearts that beat one." This couple have fig
ured In eur Courts to some extent. 1t would seem
that the husband in this has found his compan-
ion composed OF about equal parts of sugar pep
per. Mrs. Watson had a set for this term of
Court, and brought Mrs. Wade along as a witness
The two ladies roomed together at the Gibson House.
About O'Clock on Wednesday morning, Mrs. Wade
was taken suddenly i'll, but nothing serious was
thought to be the matter. At a. M, Mrs Watson
notified the proprietor of the illness of her compan-
ion He called Dr. B. F. Kitchen, prescribed for
the sick woman, but thought that there were no
alarming symptoms. Mrs. Watson was in the room
at O'Clock a. and asked Mrs Wade If she desired
her to remain with her while. Mrs. Wade replied
that 1t was not necessary, she would dress, take
cup Of coffee and come over to the Court House. At
half past eight, the landlady went to Mrs. wade's
room to see If she was ready for her coffee and found
Mrs. Wade dead. Mrs. Watson was sent for as was
also Mrs c. c. James, who formerly resided In Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Wade ate a hearty supper the evening before
her death, and retired in apparently good health.
The cause of her death supposed to have been
disease.
We are informed that Mrs. Wade leaves family.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-02-24

THE OPERA FESTIVAL, to be held in
the Great Music Hall at Cincinnati, prom
ises to be one of the most important and
interesting events that has ever taken
place in this country. Preparations on a
mammoth scale are in progress. In order
10 afford the public IN opportunity to at
tend the Operas, the Marietta and Gin
natl will sell excursion tickets to Cincin-
natl and return at greatly reduced rates
from all stations on Main Line and
Branches-good going February 21st, 22d,
23d, oath, 25th and Goth, and good return
ing until 29th, inclusive. 10feb3t