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). Z. Gordon expects to move into his
new store about July first.
The schools in town are doing nicely
Al! Of them are taught by experienced and
competent teachers.
A strawberry festival will be held in the
town hall. Thursday evening. Among other
attractions, will be a spelling match. the
contestants being the pupils attending the
schools taught by Miss Susie Adams and
Miss Adrla Blaisdell A good -natured RI
VARY exists between the pupils Of the re-
speetiye districts and We should judge both
sides are working hard to be victorious in
the warfare of words
The members Of the Union Cemetery
Association" are quite in earnest about a
celebration here the Fourth. Hoping to
ralse funds for prosecuting work already be-
gun IN the cemetery and to enclose the same
IN a more substantial manner. We know
they viii succeed in their undertaking, and
hope that all interested parties and the cele-
brating public generally, will take note of
this and improve this opportunity TO assist
IN most laudable object.
TN.a
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ELLSWORTH, June 20. 1882.
Tuesday, June q, mas been appointed by
the Legislature of Iowa as the day when the
question of the Amendment to the COnstitu-
tion. forever prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of alcoholic liquors shall be submitted to
the people of that State. The President of
the Woman's Natl Temperance Union has
appointed that day as a day Of prayer and
all local Unions are requested to assemble
in their usual places of meeting and pray
for the triumph of our cause in the State of
Iowa.
The w. c. I. U. Of Ellsworth will assem-
BILE in Temperance Hall at two O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, and all who are in
sympathy with us and desire the success of
the cause are cordially invited to join in the
exercises We are also requested to invite
the ministers of our city to preach temper
ance sermons on Sunday, June 25.
Mrs. ]. p. WHITMoRE, Pres't.
ms. l. ]. CALI. Rec. Sec'y.
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Arrival Of an Irish Patriot.

Bo>Tu>. jung 20.
Michael Dayitt arrived in ihi, CITY from
New York ihts afternoon. lie Wa met by
a committee Of Irish societies and driven 10
the Parker House where he received num-
Der Of friends who had known him abroad
In the evening be addressed large audi
ence in Mechanics Fair building. EN-MAy-
or Prince presided and IN introducing Da'i''
alluded 10 has distinguished services in be
half Of Ireland and cordially welcomed him
70 Boston.
Dav;I was NOS, enthusiastically cheered
as ne arose to speak. lie wall leave to-
morrow morning for Albany, where he vii
speak in the evening.
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The copious rains followed BY warm
weather have given vegetation rapid start.
The fields bid far for an abundant harvest
Il. w. Herrick and Chas. Dinsmore are
building a revolving swing, TO be used on
the days of celebration. They will have it
completed by the coming Fourth Of July.
Mr.. Asa Crowell. formerly of Bangor,
is venerable old gentleman, and is stop
ping here with his daughters, Mrs. David
kimbali and Mrs. p. Chick. He is in his
ninetieth year and in remarkably good health
for a person so old as be. Although be is
nearly blind, yet ne manages to make calls
among his neighbors without assistance,
and is vet as straight as many men al fifty.
He was a soldier in the war OF 1912 and
was stationed at Sheepscot Bridge, near
Belfast, and is now drawing pension from
the government
The little town Of Eastbrook has had
twelve funerals within thirteen months.
Eleven of which have occurred within seven
months The last two Mrs. Dexter French
and Mrs William French, near neighbors,
we're within three days of each other.
Mrs. T. T.. Mills, who has been for six
wears past the organist at the Congregation
al church, has voluntarily resigned the sit
uation and has accepted the position to play
the organ at the Hall where meetings will
regularly be held this season. One of the
soprano singers is Miss Isa Foster, and al
though but 10 wears of age she has a strong,
musical voice and by practice bids fair to
become one of the most successful singers
in the county.
Mr.. Hiram Day, Of Great Pond,
preached in the Hall last Sunday, and had
an audience Of nearly hundred persons.
Mr.. L. E. Mills has purchased of Mr..
C.E. Durham, part of the estate Of the
late Geo. c. White, including the buildings
and land on the north side of the street and
will make some improvements
June 20. y
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The Sunday School in d!,lri5; NJ. 6.
wAs organized June II,
Mr.. Smiley Of the Bangor Theological
Seminary Is supplying the Congrc gauona!
pulpit, of Holden and Dedham preaching
here at 2.3O +. VI. every sunday
Our lodge Of Good Tcmplars j. in a
most fourishing condition with J. B. Burrill
a. ". c. I. The average attendance being
upwards Of fity and harmonious iuterrs,
IN ralsing the standard Of morality high and
80 educating the Young mind that It vii
hate the sound Of rum.
A fcw days ago Charles and William
Thompson caught a very large black bear
in the vicinity Of No. ,
w. l. Parker i It'll AZ Cotton Cal,
and reports II very warm aud on account ol
the heat, doe, not feel a. much benefited a
he hoped TO when leaving home.
June 10.
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Mrs. p. Stevens has just returned from
Boston and New York, where she selected a
choice line of Summer Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Having purchased late in the season
she was enabled to buy at low rate and
will give her customers the benefit of this
advantage. Buyers should visit her store
fore purchasing elsewhere. 4w22'
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Mr.. Trescott's Examination Con-
cluded. Q
WAsHINGrox, d. C., June 20.

WAsHINGTON. ID. C., June 20.
The House Committee on Foreign affairs
resumed the examination Of Mr.. Prescott
this morning. Al the close Of hi testi-
monv the chairman announced that the
investigation under the resolution Of the
House was probably concluded The COM
mittee will meet in regular session Friday
TO which day they adjourned.
The preparation of the repor, viii involve
a vast deal Of labor and the examination OF
yoluminou. testimony. Two reports will
probably be submitted but il is extremely
doubtful if they can be prepared before the
adjournment Of the present session.
About IS members attended the Repub-
lican Caucus this evening. 1t was decided
TO support the Kelley Bill to reduce IN
,ernal revenue taxation with provisions re-
lating TO Whisky. Tobacco and Bank
capital stricken out. The bill viii proba-
bly be called up for action in the House,
Thursday.
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Tie CentnrY tor InlF.


III" Ju'y r>Hnlvy zen. with i frout.pi"ce
portrait % kutr-un ff'u ~" bot by lIaui-i
e. FRENCH The rngrayrr, Mr. kru~li. III re-
tanning thu tTNturr pi tae marble, la. lost
18th NJ ui The likeness. Here b, paper on
"EWrr-ou', Personality" Is Emn. t.tzaru-
with r u,iHl,.- nee, Hu1 au editorial t.rAtius
oI li- rhsrAefer ,nI MD. urs.-and 4 81
uig - 4i, poetry wi b. hc mex paper To
the --rt', ut ESSAY. b. Mr.. r.. &. -J--IlnAn.
The U.u-fratrd paper, lurIud. tWl OF dec IL
ell tuf,.r-t At mi. season. A carefully pre- par.
Sud lu-tuitei accuun. Of The E,oiu ion 81
thr NH.-Ilcau larh b" ~ :, ". Rsujamtu,
auJ .'t4r Hni.r in VI .tiOu," bN Col. George
l.. arBg. IT., both fully illustrated The
upeE.tE ar,i,ir 3. Al lni. rr--sins 4Hi rhlS ii-
lu,tfat. d paper of trsyrl. by Lirut. & T.. :.
Wool, entitled Among IN TnliHsi', IN \
kI he tOnclu-tJu ~ John Mdir's Bee
Ia,lur.- Of aiiiDrnia," j. pruicti with Illus
ira ions By Tenn, Ind acute literary criticism,
and a Out-Oi-ipOr havor 49, Duud IN an SAY
BY john Bur ughs on IhpreAu. whose iAst
port ait j. given, engraved ir IN iiniype
which ouce b,aHZ,d To hi fred Emerson.
OF the uni'lu-trAted IN fr-rR.-thr mus,
. ointment j. he third aud lat part ui Thomas
Carlyir'. Tour in Ireland a Great Charity
Reform" By r. '. >naI.ry. = coo ado Cav.
rrn Of Lur1y-iikr qualities Is Oricf, q, seri bed
BY Ernest lngrr-oli.
The fiction j. especially realAbl TIL. month.
In Mr.. ilOwrli,. - Modern Instance" the he. 0
has seizure" p,T>ua les his " IL that he j.
the only temperate man ~ Boz and discuss
- with theat r-managrr the 4 ~ principle
Of ply and IL maHd underlying journals III
and the drama. MIR. Burnett, characters meet
again on New-lcars dsy In " ashlngtou, and
gnes >ySe-tre resppcars "Chri>tiana's
Wedding Dress" nv Mr.. SCHUYLER b. Horton,
j. genre story of Long Island ani the Miehi
gan ufeTer-. and 'Da,nui!ng the >astsn-u-
TO-" BY joaquin hiiler j. a story q the early
mining days, Of marked power 10 tie telling.
Poetry i contF buted b, III. { Bunner. ! H.
ME X, Amman. Edgar faMceff. Mr.. A ID. II.
Whitney aud others.
In the Topics Of the Time" besides the ed
tOr,sl IN Eme' son, there are paper on ''ln-
tntionAi ChArity,n "A sue e->ful MAN. Fai'-
Ure.' American AT Students AhrOad." md
'furlsns and Witch >" The Bric-H-.irac
poetry !, sprightly and light, and in Home aud
Society there is valuable paper On House
Construction with precautions against Fire,
ace mpal ed by ten Diagram showing both
sale aud dang rou- methods 81 building.
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Orlan.i.

Potato bugs grab the early potatoes a.
soon A. itcS show themselves. lib then
usual voracliy.
Mr. EiAard Buck has opened 4 lumber
ward on the other side ~ thu bridge aua
j. budding quite a c9mmoltoG, house tn'
storing AMI dr,lns .umber.
The Mason. are putting in a SPINNING
Jeuns" At their mul at Macon. mills
where they are tD MAKE arm iur customer.
a iifi.r daughter OF Cha, Valentine
died last evening # dphlncr.a- l. D. III,
ouly case near here for long time.
MFul,vs.
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A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders, all new styles, just received, also
Curtains and fixtures with cord, tassels,
fringes and loops 10 match. Samples sent
by mail if desired. School books, blank
books and stationery Of all kinds aud quail
tiles for sale at j. A. Hale's, opposite
Whiting Brothers. Main ST. Ellsworth.
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East niushtII.

i am Informed b, the Chairman or the
committee Of arrangements of The East
B,urhlA Hail Association. tina, hc posted
the nOtsccs announcing thai a celebration
would - held here on the Fourth. men
,31neL last week. and that the committee
has made arrangements tn have the o,iebrA-
;lon according go programme.
Rev. J. C. VI. Johnston q B.urh.l..
preached here yer. acocplAhly Yesterday.
Juae - G..
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Wiggin's Cherry Cordial.

MRS. IL. A. BOWDEN, or ELLSWORTH
Says Il thought it nv duty to let you know
what splendid medicine the CHERRY
CORDIAL" is
had been suffering with a severe cough
and splitting of blood for SIX months, my APP
petite was entirely gone, and what little
ate distressed me so it was no satisfaction to
eat. When YOU recommended the COR
DIAL took one bottle and got so much
better | took the second one, and in less
than three weeks my cough was entirely
cured and have spit no blood since, my APP
petite is better than ii has been for years.
think peoDle ought 10 know about H. lttt
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ACIesn Sweep in Oregon.

IUHTIANn, UTtIunl june ~
Owing to the prostration of the wires
leading to Eastern Oregon, it is impossible
to obtain the official vote in the State cleo
ton, George RepD for congress will have
over 5000 majority, Moody for Governor
2o0n and the remainder Of the republican
ticket from 1900 10 25o0. The legislature
stands, lower House. republicans b, demo
Gratis - Senate. republicans is, democrats
IL This does not include a tie on a repre-
sentative in Nam Hill county, for which a
new election vill be ordered
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Steamer Wrecked on the Pacific
Coast

SAN FRANCI>Co. Cal. June 20.
By telephone from Pom, Lobos, it j.
learned that Capt. PurUs with the engineer
cook and steward Of the Escambia, came
ashore in the ships boat about daylight
near the Ocean House. No report regard
ing the disaster ha, yet been received from
them.
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Dental Notice.

! desire to inform the public that | have
sold my Dental Practice to DIR. G. W.
Bragdou of the Philadelphia Dental Col.
lege. | feel safe in recommending DIR,
Bragdon to my patients and hope he may
receive their liberal patronage.
f. B. Silsby, Dentist.
Bluehill, June 5, 1882 2w23
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoxesEsArloxAi-preachin at 10 % n. sshoath
sehob At II IS 4 NJ Eveul'tg service Al - = =
RArTtsr-PreAching At and IL p = saeuAih reneoi
ally weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday s'ehins Al
CStftElAS-caureh service At 10 p n. Sunday school
,.1satiS pT,sehns a, Io:SoAx sabbath school a,
NETu5ptsr.-Preachinr At 2 and F.S sabbath school
USioS TsxrfAAscf MEfTtSe-EvsTy sunday ais'sa
Han
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W 1'~noi,.s 90

" I'~aob.so,
"A little Dos ~ Mr. Nl5bi,, Of OriAni
two years Old. recently fell through scat
ioiI ia the barn, a distance " niue feet.
striking upon hi, head. H.. was baIl, hurt.
but no bones we're broken.
1T j. calculated that the yearly catch"
Of salmon on the Pcnub,cug vail amour, to
$1,000.
p. \. Howd-n ha. Two month. old
col' sired 3, Greciy'- Lexington, which q,
a mosl,. Of brluty
Jesse Gardener, Of Cas,inc. has piece
OF winter rye which stands five feet high
4 ALntN
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Dominion Election.

ToRoNTo. June %
Election. were held throughout the DO
minion. and the indications are that Sir
John McDonaids government has been
sustained b, a larger majority than pre-
vailed in the las, parliament
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Arrested for the Abuse OF Crew.
QUEENSTOWN, June 20.

QTTTNSTUWN, juno -.
Chief officer Watts. Of the American
ship Imperial, was arrested on arrival Of
the vessel here TO-DAY, on an eNtradl,ion
warrant. charging him with having wound
ed with intent to Kill several Of The crew Of
the American ship Ga,herer, while the YES
sci was on the high seas on a recent voy-
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MIR. c. {. Burril, reports the line of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his antieipations.
Mr.. Burrll offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants aud others, as would be
furnished by National Bank 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-22

Rheumatism, Spasms, Enlargement.
Palpitation, Water about the Heart, and
Bony Formation of the Heart, all yield TO
the use of DIR. Graves Heart Regulator.
You cannot try it too soon # YOU are at all
afflicted. Pamphlet free of F. f. Ingalls,,
Concord, n. II. Price so cents and =. 90
- bo,,le lm23
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A good reliable family medicine is Sulphur
Bitters. Every Spring for six years ] have
been troubled with Boils. Since L began
using Sulphur Bitters | have not had SIN
gle one You can rely on Sulphur bItters
every time.-Editor Heekdy Ne'es.
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Another international Exhibition.

ItIINt, uTlt IT.
Fifty member, Of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties have introduced a bill for an lHterna-
tional exhibition at Rome IN 1851.
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Life is not always under our own control,
hat can be prolonged by care and prudence.
BvRDock BLOOD BITTERs as iaxitive, al
,eratiye. and diuretic medicine tend materi-
alIy TO restore health and lengthen our days.
Proc u 90
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ADeIightrul Novelty.

Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne be,
cause they find this lasting combination oil
exquisite perfames delightful novelty.
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Distracted Egypt.

-A4af-A ; NAfts4h-
Even the natives talk Of quitting the
country. next years crops art ruined and 1t
is difficult see what can prevent famine.
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The Iowa Cyclone.

GRINNEII, Iowa, June 2n.
The list Of the wounded by the late oy-
clone comprises some 300 names Of which
40 NAV not recover.
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Great - nd

Mr Emery discovered lcr in his camp
door, agd inches deep last FRIDAY.
-pnc lay at w,rk a, III. l.. Cu.snu and
J, X NhamAu Lsq., we're crossing Grr4,
Pond they upset thrlr canoe uvIr the place
called COOS aud calf" CoIson lost \ val
uab.e rife bur recovered II again. Sauman
lost h. coat, the, escaped with their 1--we,
R,scscr and acrr hApp,
A Bangor party here on 4 fishing rN-
Z Cure4nn.
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Ex-Goy. Chas Goodwin Improving.

IHNI NNIT ~ : NTIt -
DR.. ). J. Donaldson, one Of the physi-
clans attending EN-Goy. Chas. Goodwin, an
nounces that the pa,icn, j, steadily raliying
from his severe illness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-22

adds to personal beauty by restoring color
and lustre to gray or faded hair, is why
Parkers Hair Balsam is such q popular
dressing.
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ID / Il ID

Obituary aotices, beB0hd tn Date Name and Iqe
must be paid for al the rate of ten cents line.
Els worth-June 10, EnOch ". son OF John
and Mary NJ. Royal, aged 81 years and 10
months.
june "a, Mr. Eliz ID. III Hopkins, mother
Of Mrs. a. H. Norris, aged 81 years aud 6
months.
se.igwics-Mt IL Mr.. Caroline Jordan,
aged 80 years. IL months and II divs
b o9klin-May II, GeFtie b. Anderson, aged
s wears sni mouths.
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Killed on a Railroad.

A New York dispatch says: Chas
Edsefiy Of New Hampshire was killed on
the West Shore Road, near West Point
yesterday, by being run over by grave
train.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
Stolen Goods Found on a Tramp.

Portsmouth, \. H., June 20.
Pistols and knives we're found in the pos
session Of Peter Stewart. tramp arrested
yesterday on suspicion, and to-day the goods
were identified as taken from the store Of
f. r. Mcintyre, of South Berwick, bur
glarlzed "Wednesday night of last week.
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Live and LetLiye .

For tremulousness, wakefuiness, dlzzl-
ness, and lack of energy, most valuable
remedy is Browns Iron Bittters-
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A Valuable Addition .

You can get as good pictures and as nice
frames at Osgood's as can be made. Call
and see sample. 6w22'
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June all AN.
Indications i:
For New England, fair weather, higher
Barometer, westerly winds, becoming
variable, slight rise in temperature.
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NOTICE !!

HOLDERS of interest bearing orders on the
II treasurer Of llsa orth of 1877 and pr vious
We RS, are request d to present them TO payne t
at e Banking House Of Z. c. Burri, as interest
on them will cease on the first day Of July next
c. q. PECK, Treasurer.
Ellsworth, June II, liza av7a
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At a Court u Probate lden at Bucksport win
and for tic Count u Hancock, the third
Ne,lncsda nf way A D., iSs2,
SARAli ". GRAY, named cN, cutrix In a certain
y instrument purportng 70 be the last viii and
ies,nent ~ sias H. Gray. late OF Deer Isle. IN said
county deceased. having presented the same for
probate.
O3ipEREp, That the SAIL sarah " GRAY give
notice an persons Interested by causing copy Of
tii- oT'ieT to To- published three weeks .ucres-
siyelf in TIE tllswurth American printed nc Ellis
worth thai they Uay appear At "A Probate Court to
* held ut Bluchiil in said county, the first
forenoon. AMI ~hcw cause. if any they have, why
the said Instrument shnud not b., proved. APP.
proved, and allowed The last i'll anil e lament
- -aid deCe -ed.
s~4s. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest .-CHts. 4. ppER. Register.
4 true Copy Attest :-CHts. l.. poRR, Register.
IHE subscriber her, by gives public notice to all
ceruc.i. that She ha. l,cn auly appoint asJ
las taken upon herself The trust ~ an Admins
tratriN Of the Estate ~ ticn. Peters
iatc ~ Ellsworth ia the ouuty Of Hancock.
dcr"a rd, by giving p nj rs m las III ccts
She ih"rf1r' requests an persons hr arr Indebted
o. the sIid dv gtscd's v-taty. Ia make immediate
pnynout ami hu-v who have any demands thrr'-
. uu. % exhibit thg same ftr payment
CHARLOTTE \. PETERS, Adm'V.
Fi-wnrth. Apr y, l~~2 sv-H
TliiE ub-r lb.r hereby stvc- publ. notice tu a.
L concerned lhAt he has been duly appointed and
~ taken upon himself, the trIstot an Ndmint~trI-
t.r VIC ne Estate 10 John a. GRAY. late uf
Ellsworth. ia the County - Hancock. ycouau
dc'"7~'d by EiTias h"nt o. the Law
dtrvt.. he lhrr fare requests al prr-ou- IS hD are
indebted "a thr ~tiI d"yca-rd- estate. maxi
Immediate payment, and tho-" who have any
demand. the run. 70 exhibit ne sarnc f"r payment
I Ma7 4. ~. }Wal.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the County of Hancock.
THE PED ion and Representation of Elyira Gray
1 Guardian of Albertou b. staples, Mary l..
staples, and Fannie l. Staples, OF sedgwick, in
the County of Hancock, Minors espectfully shews,
that the said Minors are seized and possessed OF
certain Real Is ate situate Ia sald sedgwick and
Bluehiil AMI described follows: Homestead
farm and build ngs (le eighteen acres in Sedgwiok
(s)eight acrts OF Morse lot so called In Bluehill
~ eight acres OF Eben Grndle lot So called in
Biuehili. That said Estate is unproduetiye OF
the interest Of salt Minor thar the same should
be sold and the proceeds put out and secured on
interest She the eiore pTays your Honor tina she
may be authorized and empowered agreeably %
law q sell al public sale the above described Real
Estate, or such part o. Il as IN your opinion may
be exp dent Al whiehis respectfully submitted
ELViRA GRAY, Guardian.
May II. 1852.
COUNTY or HANCOCK, sat- Court Of Probate
hei at Bucksport on the third Wednesday OF
May, ls-2
Ga the 4. titinn aforesaid, ORDERED That
notice he given by publishiu a copy Of said peti
tior, with this 0rler thereon, tire weeks sue es-
siyely In the ellsworth I'm. rican. a new pApef
printed in Ellsworth that all persons int, e ted
may attend the hrst "Wednesday Of July next
at a Court OF Probate then to b. holden In Hue Ill
and h cause & ny. why the prayer OF said
etitian should not b. granted. such notice n be
xiv en- before said Court.
3w28s PARKER TUCK Judge
\ tes' CHAs. =. DoKH. Register.
A true copy Attest -CHAs. nuRR, Register.
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arm for Sale !!

A FARM of % acres, situated In Lam Inc cutting
n about 10 .ons of hay. hayi a good pasture
and wood lOi and with buildings Ia good repai /,
will be sold bow 70 a party wishing TO purchase.
Call on, or address,
DANIEL Y. MCFARLAND.
North Lamoine. May 81, 1882. 4w2ss