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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Cleaning Up the Mails.

Superintendent Thompson Of the mail ser
vice j, determined to break up as much as
possible the practice Of sending dangerous
and unavailable articles through the mails
With this object in view he ha- issued the
following circular to division railway super
luteadents:
Complaint has been made to this office
that samples Of fertilizers, ink powders and
other unavailable article, are being sent
through the mail from many Of the larger
post offices, in violation Of the regulations.
Iii the hurry Of making up and distributing
the mails, il may not always be possible to
>crut'nze every package 50 as TO exclude
every hing unavailable bat il is believed that
no business man would knowingly offer any
thing forbidden BY the regulations. Super
in;endents are therefore requested to confer
With the rOslmasiers IN their respective dl-
visions as to the best method of exercising a
more rigid scrutiny Of all third-class matter.
II would be well for the postmaster to call
The attention Of the public through the press
and otherwise 10 the class of matter exclud-
ed from the mail under the regulations so
that all may understand that it is in their
o@n interest that the department is trying
BY every means to exclude from the mail all
matter that might under any circumstances
damage other articles in the mall OF the
person OF those handling them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Home and Foreign News.


-ln default Of bail. ex-Treasurer Mar
shall J. Polk. of Tennessee. has been sent
% jan
4 dispatch from Austin Tex. saws there
i considerable apprehension on the lower
RIO Grandc regarding yellow fever
MIR, M,ra Clark GAME. la. won hcr
suit against The ci,y or Nv Or.rap. IN.
court gIyin. judgment FOR nearly two mill
ions.
DR. Thomas Evans. Of Par. the v.Il
known American lrntisf has Mem .-a,,r,
a, Sandrinyham Oh a ,I,u N III. Prurr III
Wnlc.
NJ. Rn,.,n..,.n l.. WILL u
that Mr. Jane. Fax of H,,,,i,h,r, \,
father ur ,tr Iate james If NJ. t.,.,,,r,,. W,
ol,pt, ,n.an.
MA n,hlor.,,.. !.
.,t,.t' I'll itf.,.t - 80 '''' i''"'
H., o-,,.,.,l ~
y man mas InNti''i a chair That can b"
A"JNN''" r. ~ "!''tfrHt positions u Nh
"'''ki''H l'F b'A 'o ~ M "hch ~ snr> to
'"-''"'
- hA prohibiting free pa,.r, bclug
granted % any one except railroad ,mp.o,cr.
and uihcvr. passed the New YORK assembly,
f'''AN
~ saloons Al Pc Nn.nr'. H.. -rr closed
on account ~ the $1,000 license demanded
By 'Ar council.
"a Chicago dispatch sa,. thr Tr.nk urr
p,.,,., seen, !, IL. n.lk,.,, ,,,,I ,,,r...,.. ",
,Acsr tfIJrt. 10 prevent summer ra.lr1a,l
var
Tb.g.l. t,,,,... I.,.-.t A,. .I..t-l,
r,,,-t,,.. It'll, 1.t.. MILL. .',e.-'
r,t, ,ni,...o...,',,,.
.t - ''''.' .I''
,.,,.,'. L..".,,.s -. WY
- + ~ '1''-'''''''
f'4
\ dispatch M been received from "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Another PeuiAa Scare.

A.aruiu. rumurs were current. MONDAY.
tha- startling letter h4a h.c4 81. .!,.4 x,
Lieutenant Governor Archibald warning nm
NJ Nit expected $50, N Halifax II tua -,
p4e.,4, Am-Eetu Vessel, ana rA4ilpuIg. h.nl
" hAEf precautions taken frr the safety III
lite anu property about the c!t, The I.lrt.t-
eaan, Governor on beng interviewed adj
united having received the letter bur refused
~ make Ano"n - contents Jr the nature II
the MEASURES which had been taken D., the
military and nava. authorities. From other
parties who we're in position 10 know an ink
Ing va, obtained % the contents OF the lr,-
ter which ran be pretty well relied on Col
Clark On Sunday communicated To officer,
tie information said 10 be- from Sir j. Mac
Donald that two suspicious vessel, manned
il va, believed. BY FenIans ana carving
quantity Of torpedoes and other dangerou.
explosives had sailed from Boston few day.
ago and Il Was thought Intended to make
Halifax their destination. On arriving there
il was asserted that the turpeloe, with which
the vessels we're loaded would 6e land a, OBJ
poriuuiil offered beneath the water Of the
haroOr with the intention Of blowing up shin
ping entering or leaving. A line of torpe-
does as 70 ne stretched from Sambro III the
harbor a. close to the city a. possible. and
wien the time arrived all would be fired
Particular mention was made of an exiraor-
binary watch to be kept On the 18th inst,
the day on which Brady. one Of the Phenix
Park murderers. will be executed, and it
was recommended that all guard, Of the
various barracks. powder magazines, dock
yards and war ships in port be strengthened
II could not be learned whether guards o.
imperial property all over the city had been
increased. but On II. NJ $ Tenedos, nov in
port. this has been done, and ,entres sta
toned at various points Of the city have
been instructed to be careful whom they al
low to enter the gates at which they watch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
The Civil Service Rules Adopted by the
Commission.


ne civil service rules nave been published.
lheN are quite long and - M number.
mere TO De three branches OF The service elas-
SHED 10y the ei,i! service act. not including
laonrers, workmen or officers required to be
/ confirmed ny the Senate The first of these
| classes = deslgnated"the classified service at
washington, ana comprises the clerks IN
the several executive departments there.
i"e second = deNighited the cia<sihed
customs service ana The third 1.-The elassi-
iied pos'a' service comprising respectively
'he G'efNs III tne Custom service and the
peN'"l 81 Niee ~ 'lpse piaoes "hefe the act
operative.
i"ei' aie 10 tue open competitive 'N-
ani'"d''''' 1T ADMISSION 70 'ne service ana
",'o examinations ~ 'e', '"e "'"''' oil 'hnSe
a'''"ty :" ITS >e'Nl'e ipt pruhoti'h' ING
y ~ '"' wiz Ne""'"- '', sen'' a.
. Va '''t 'Ni''''''''oe' a"d n"'N'lS
- L ''''' r. 'Ni''''''i''"us wiz pe
vac :" "''' i'i>"" va" y qN''ii'" 'oi
nDJ.'" ~ "lr's )
''''''''''' Y DOM HetP-
- "'' 80, h''''''''' s'"""' NOHo'a'
y 1''li I, "'''"hS
- " niue ;" '",'i'''
!" N'Pfl''"' "nu '"e
F''''''' 'e''' NY ",
''"S sac P"'''''"'
l,,.''..,-.,, '',,''','''' ~ a,'H n
- -. ~, '"''' ''i''S
~iIii',.... '"'r> -
rll.,..-1 500 y 'N'''''''''D''' ''i '''
I.15..'',n, N''''.,.''l'' '"''"N o' can
'.' y - I''s>,' N'o
.'','i' = NH''',''a.,'''S arg ie4u'reu oH
49, Nf't' f'''h''' 'NA ~ A'4' iHA'N- tt iAAtN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Pennington Normal School Investigation


An Investigation Of the troubles a, the
Pennington Normal school TOOK place !l>t
week. before GOV. R1A.r. Mc,,r,. Swa.y.
Locke ami Fc,,+nirn u the Council. AID
M,>,rs Merrill. H!uckIe, and P.ummcr au,!
Sup' Luce al tile trustees. Ne>srs. Har-
per- Pai.lrook aha Ms Periey. thc assistant
teacher, iu the school declined 10 prefer
>pee.h, charge, against Mr. Rounds. the
Principal. anu rendered their designations a,
teachers. to TILE board.
The preliminary Investigation was private
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

The May number Of The Manhattan Ma.
d<iRe entities that publication To b. ranked
among monthies Of the highest class. Its COW
er,prlnted in delicate driD and blue. is novel
AMI attractive The opening article. "A Study
of Hamlet" by Henri, {. Peider is fresh
thoughtful and suggestive contribution TO the
M nature OF Hamlet illustrated BY nine
See ne, from the play, Of which the fronts
piece |, beautiful reproduction of the Play
see e, after Mhci-e's famous painting in the
British National Gallery, while a full page
Ophea i, admirable. The other illustrated
articles are an entertaining account Of Gar
hank. an out-of-the-way corner Of Brittany,
by ;. q. W. Benimn. with twelve il u>tra-
tons. and"rhe Descendants Of LOUIS Philippe
with twelve excellent portraits from recent
photographs. "Metsmorphos-- is a pathetic
ami skill fully wrought story b, Harriet Pres
colt >poHoid. "Set Not Thy Foot on Graves
Is the singular title Of an ingenious story, OF
which the scene is laid in New lorG, BY
Julian Hawthorne; and = third excellent
story is MARGARET aud Lucille" BY tdn,
Dan Proctor. Their. poems by Rich
ard Henry >tnddari. Edgar Fawceti twbo
sal lies The Modern Novel'). Geo. L.
Lathrop. Edith NJ. Thomas, and Others,
Three thoroughly reaiabl, papers are: "A
school OF UrDanity." by DIR. +. &. Valentine;
"Round the Table" good table gossip. by q.
II. sherburne Hull, and The Noble Rcd Man
in BRAZIL by Frank d. Y. Carpenter. Able
notices OF new books ill Recent Literature"
Town falk' di-cusse- pointedly current top
les. and ''Sanasundi'' bas some amusing bits.
The entire number j. we'll put together aifOr.!-
ing various and abund mt intellectual pleasure
The Typography, pr->swork and makeup Of
the issue are unexceptionabe.
= The BiOgrdpher is q promising venture
10 monthly periodical literature. II Civ q
large number OF concise, but by means dry
biographical sketches ~ men and women emf
DeDt III all departments OF activity Subjects
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

ploug ned up some warn-out grass land
in the spring Of 1850, and planted it with
corn On June 10. using Brallc,'s Phosphate
onl, in the hill Ia about ninety Gays got
good, sound corn. some Of which | have
sold for seed. have also used it on gras.
ground. aud think Il increases the grass
crop about one third for the first aud second
years. have also used 1t on my garden.
without an, other dressing. for thee years
IN succession, with favorable results
Some tell mt they can raise corn for fifty
cent, per bushcl By using Bradey's Phos-
phatc. would suggest to farmers that 1t
would be better for them to turn their at
tentIun TO the raising Of corn. rather than
buy SO much al present high prices
EBENE/ER FRYE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
State News.

The Times saws Bath has appropriated
500 for Memoria Day.
Mrs. SYLVIA Thompson, of Limington.
a sister Of Hon. Mark Dunnell, of Mime
sofa, has been stricken with paralysis, but
will, It is thought recover.
A Grand Army Post was instituted at
Monroe on Wednesday evening, by Col.
Phi!o ilersey, Of Belfast.
Mr.. Daniel Wyman, well known horse
dealer. died at his residence in FoAcroft
Friday, Of consumption.
A Bangor lawyer is said to be implicit
ed with DIR. Benz amin and John c. Friend
in the Penobscot county pension frauds. 1t
is reported that he has fed.
The Biddeford .JoHrnaI relates that
John Seidel of Biddeford. patient at the
Insane Hospital at Augusta, was recently
taken home, and that his person bore marks
OF rough treatment.
A. II. Sabine of Bowdoin. class Of
1876, is professor of chemistry in the Uni
verslty Of Vermont, and was lately appointed
State chemist.
Will King has been confirmed liquor
agent at Bangor. in place Of Edward Jordan,
gallant soldier. The Wing calls it a scan
dalous confirmation.
Alexander Cameron, who was run over
BY the cars at the Exchange street depot,
Bangor, of the Maine Central Railroad on
Tuesday morning, died Thursday from his
injuries.
An inquest was held at Corinna, We'd
nesday, on the body of George Parkman,
who in fiji of delirium tremens the day be-
fore attacked Mr.. Fooman. The latter was
obliged to subdue him BY choking and then
tied him, when Parkman died. The verdict
was unsuitable homicide.
The United States frigate Constitution,
recently refitted at kiitery station, will be
put into commission at kittery, within two
weeks, Commodore Higginson commanding.
She will have a small complement of line
officers and crew. II is expected that the
work of reftting the United States ship
Marion will be commenced soon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
SheriH's Sale,
HANCOCK ss-April "a. AID ia

hANcoch ss-April -. A. D., ISIS.
W vhP1Gf OF an execution from the Ellsworth
aprl Y, n D. lss3, against Hiram 1 49,, .taeu
a, E9u', oofo' Of sale County, have tatsn II
Whiast ,nc sans anil a. the properly Of aid n
10 sai'i "oudsboro known a. IT, ~. .a.. ~
ab"n- >,,i honest at 1t being lot Of land OF
wh G,'I luhdre acres upon which IN Hiram
H,ra I = now lives being all the Interest .aid
ira "hi aker received b said lot ~ deyi.a
annn-, nls La.e iather, with the buildings and
III .ii IN thereto belonging And I shall
.,,h iaker nov has had az the time Of The
., MI mn. on the original writ at public anction.
en- ~, oire q H. I. Sowle in Ellsworth. in said
'1aS On thursday the thirty first day Of NAV.
Ala ~ a ten O'Clock In the forenoon to satisfy
JAMES A. HILL. deputy sheriff.
true copy attest:
"H JAMES =. HILL. Depuy sAera
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Boston Journal.
Butler or Sanborn.


The grievances al Tcwk sbury AMI the al
legged inyestig,tion apnear IN have passe,
III NJ IN. C;n,erno,'t n,;rd j. u leai, IN,
have become matters of minor imnortancc
/ :, .ngro.>ed be. he become IN The CORES
n,ndence With Mr. Sanhorp Ind.st an
/ nearanres indicate that His Excellency !,
/ troubled lest The public viii come 10 III. con
| clu,ioa ;ha, Mr.. Sanborn !, tb,. reader let
/ ter-writer THIS CORRESPONDENCE has nj
! rad, attracted 20 vide attention thai a bfip
/ re,nne NAV he interesting. The corrs,
pnDdenoe va, begun d, HI. Excellenc, F.b
/ ruary I6. IN letter to Mr.. Sanborn. In.
Z .p4ctnr nf Charities. In which he injuries n
( there have been al, rrpart> of III, saIe 81
dead bodie, made 10 the Board of Charities
Febrlar, ~ Mi Sanhorn replies that Il.
recalls 40 report 81 anN sale of ihi, rharac.
ter. and concludes With the fb.lavin. H.
q4ir,
Having now answered Your Exoel!enc,'
questions. ma, inquire whether an, re.
por, VI the sale of hoIic, of deceased IN
mates M au, State institutions ha, been made
ro the Executive Department. ana # So a;
VIVA. l,ne 81 times. Iud IN what plac, tn,
sac y alleged NJ ha,c taken plac, ~
Fn.uary Il. Governor Butter wrote %
tN-G.atguoI Talbot. Chairman 81 thu Board
complaining that the above quer, i, a pee,
ID lmp.Gilu,ucc Here the correspondence
ceased uutil April %. when Hi, Excellcncy
>cui tne Board a communication directing
Il 10 remove the trustees ~ the Iewskbur,
Nlm>hoG>e and To assume charge them
selves. In that letter the following refer
cnoc 10 Mr.. Sanhorn j. made
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
The Wig says there was recently re.

The Wing says there was recently re-
ceived at the Bangor postoffice quantity Of
oil State bank bills which hid been collect
ing in the dead letter office al Washington for
period Of nearly twenty wears. Among
the collection were bills on the Eastern.
kenduskeag. Farmers, Market aud Veazie
banks The above State hanks have all
gone out Of existence. but these bills have
been redeemed ID nearly every instance.
The Great Works Milling and Manu-
featuring Company. whose mills at Bradley
were DESTROYED b, fire have perfected nego-
tlations with the trustees, and have hired
the Corporation Mills al Neazie for the
present season. The two firms. Messrs.
Cutler \ Eddy and l.. 4 F. IL Strickland,
will operate the mills the same as at Brad
ley. 4 boom viii be hung at Neazit at
once, aud the logs will be- ioated down the
river from Bradley
The spruce trees in the Aroostook lum-
Der regions are dying at rapid rate. Last
winter operations were begun on part ~
township where ii was expected that 10O.-
600 feet would be cut, but only 5000 feet
OF sound spruce could he found. 4 close
examination showed that the spruce on the
rest of the township was Ia a similar corii-
ton. There are several other townships
where i is believed that three -fourihs az the
spruce trees have deca,ed. and the loss to
owners Of the land will be very heavy
Mr.. Peter Moulton of Unity. 81 wears
old. - remarkably we'll preserved gentle
man. and is particularly adept ID handling
the pen. \ short time since he sent to
Western Paper problem calling for the
wear, month and dav of the month on which
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Bangor Wing, May.
The Shore Line Booming.

large number Of additional subscrip-
tons to the Shore Line guaranty fund we're
obtained Saturday and the total is now rap
Idly nearing the amount required. The re-
Spouse has been very gratifying during the
past week. and ii is hoped that other citizens
will promptly come forward with the con-
tributions yet needed to bring the fund up
TO the fifteen thousand dollars. which is so
small price to pay for the advantages Of
fered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

nv toc 4. Ss--fe"rf Of County Commissioners
iPfH isrHs. 4. H.. 1883
y u the V-tEuiny petition il l. considered BY
Tue Commissioners that the petitioners are rpsnon-
SHE ihd that they sugbl a. bp h,art touching the
matter st forth IN their petition and therefore
erief tbAt the County Commissioners meet ID the
h"us' II llitam Grindie In the taa 81 Of RlurliII
- Tuesday the 18th day Of June next ~ 10 O'clock
y VI and theme proceed 10 vi the route IN. Il
u"'',a IT, Id petition. Immediately allyr s. han
- ". bearing II the parties and witnesses Will
~ i'i Ht som" convenient place IT, Tho yItfs sf.
~" su'h oth'' measures taken IN t. q pttni-ts /.
further t''F''' -"' N 7
pNhthth That Notice Of The time plar, AMI
FN'F'7' 81 lac commissioners u. citing af.r,.-.-l
- ~4.th p All pcr~o's and corput a. hon. iut.r,f,,F
=! n'nS aiteeted copies Of the netliup au.l tltI-
~ ''ro"n' upon the 81, rk II the town III nina
a. - pi posting uP Attr-te,i eopir, as aflrs-.,tl
Ill "'' tnHlic places In said town thirty av. IL
', '''IV tie utue appointed for said View ami
~ 49,. h's tte petition au.l orscr thereon three
N''A- '"'fesSively tu the I'll. aorth Amerlran A
newspaper published At Ellsworth IN th. flpuptv
~ han',"A ne hT-t publication IT, b. lhiltv Il Tx
al Ita@i lft'ft thr time OF saiI view that an mr.
@''' AhH operations interested NAV gtt.,rt AHA
" hvar't Il tbcy hiuk ut
Attest II n, SAUNDERS Cl,rk
true copy u thc petition and order thereon
i"iI Att"st:-H. Il. SAUNDERS. tlcrk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

To tie Homer - 4 the Court of Cuauty lon,,nis
siuners, tie tuuaty vi ii ,.caeA next 10 he
hoi'lcn la SAIL County at Eilswu. tn IA sail Coun
y, on the second Tuesday of April, A, ~, IsSs.s
/ MBLf shove h your petite, ers to our
- honorable body that town way, b ginning
near sai'd'hill at 10y the home o Vim Grin.
dc Of B'uehiii an running c4ist,rIg over land or
said " 10. tsrlidie aud Lansou Alherlun, sylycs-
Vt nFlhie, tara u. Carter Jonathan slower
tH1i'i tandage, sHiel Carter nd James Candage
anu stopping near the present home of Charles la.
n'ah' i"li""ih3 tie course Of line recent, run by
a.Hi my ~ s''id town of Il ueh would be a way
Va Siet fuoit COW enenee that the SELF elIi,en of
shI Gown after notice and hearing of the pa lies
.. inlay. March ., lisa have uIreasonahly n
tus s 20 as cut and open aid road crefore Your
p'ut'phtf- considering thems. Ives ayyricyel by
SUN fttu ~. pray that your Honurs - ouli agree
AMY 70 "a" "a such cases mace aud provided ~
anime sald premises AMI lay out said way ard a.
re ! the same O. become q m tier uf record. ana
l"''I le' u"hefs ~ ~ duty huuHi viii ever pray
Il ANIII Il 4 L n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
IMPURE IAGER-BEwARE OF BRIGHT 5
DISEASE.

Those who indulge in lager beer eannoj
b. too careful with reference 70 ITS qutlit.
Lager is a frightfuIly prolific source OF that
maiad,, Bnght's Disease Of the kidneys.
Fortunately. lager drinkers now hase iheir
antlote. II has been mconte~ti2.y proved
that Bright's Disease, and all diseases OF
the kidneys. bladder. liver. and urinary or
gans are durable by the use Of that infaIlihle
k;dne, and liver medicine, Hunts Remedy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

The date on She Alircs~-lahel on each subscri
bar'= paper shows the time 10 which the subs rip
ton f. paid; ami all subscribers ia arrears are
requested fo pHy up a. soon possible
in tli communications relating to subscriptions
or c1rrC-p outout- are requested 60 state Tire
+ Il bnice &" which tho paper it, l- Oh Ne cent,
3 10 Dee clreill g. write all proper names plain
d.
fH directing a change OF address. always give
tat present iiry-- uell a- the one e. which you
sal p Che paper aitcryari- -rnt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Notice..

)'h>, ANI t. a warrant i>sue,L~,y &C Fer
L naid Justice VI IL. P,.ac,. vit'Vn ,nl f,r III.
county liln-Dck, ,ilt,i Aprtl .5 l- a,.i h. IN.
" UNDERMINED directed. the -t,--k b. der If tn.
houht De- Steamboat Wharf 60. ar, hereby
u"tihrd and requested /. mes. NM a--..tnbi. AZ
manor nan Ia s.,li Mo Ut Desert. Ia >,t4r Al
The 18th iay of Ma. me- NJ at tx Och, In Inc O.
Noon f"r the purpose II chpa-ing to4Ier.tor
~ rk, ASSESSOR. Treasurer and Collector MA n,
see IL the stockholders will raise money L. -
IL Indebtedness, repair the wharf .tabli.b -.
~ Wharfage ann 70 Act upon any other bu-tne.-
that may come properly lrefire said mocha, - ,
at Mt. Desert. this ljth day Of ur,I 49, ''"'e
'"s . AMph. one q the SITS. hoIiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

-Chapped hands. A few drops Of JoAn-
sons .iiodyne Linim>nf rubbed into the
hands occasionally will Keep them son and
free from soreness. Soldiers, sailors and
fishermen should remember this 1t is the
best linlment IN the world for any purpose
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAs James : Mcnamara of Bluehtil. be
nj mortgage deed, dated the tenth iay 70
pp.e,per. \. w. ISL and recorded in TIE HtHe,s
NJ 1T oi Deetsr book IL, page 372, conveyed 70
esaIe situated In Bluehill, 10 the county of Han
eoek, and bounded as follows Begnni : At -take
ai'd n sa1hes on me hne OF land owned by Reuben
srly % saii line thirty seven rods 10 land owned
os me estaee Of Hinekley thence north o.
- pir kiey line eighty two rosl. ~ land u
g,,.,, a nf.hIie; thence said Grindie's lani
, LOFTY rods q land owned BY Ruben O. Durgio
aence eifhIy-two rods said Durgin's LAM y
~ anu stones first mentioned containing siNteeb
a. re more or less, and whereas the ,BditiOn si
"a saia mortgage has been broken, now, therefore,
~ reAson OF the breach of the condition thereof
ioiaim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
FRANCES L. BELL,
by Geo ~ Warren, Any.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

II you are weak ann weary from some -.
called chronic disease. don't give up. Sui.
phur Bi'tcr' have given hope 70 many inva-
l'ds. where hitherto thor, ~as nothing bu,
despair. 1t Wall build up and renew YOUR
whole system. fd,far lI-cclfg american.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Salt Of Delinquent Stock.
STEWART COPPER MINING co.
MINES AT BLUEIiILL. NE.
Treasurer. Otlire, Bangor, Maine.

NOTIcE-In accordance with tie Bylaws
Of the en- tny. macy shares al each parcel
Of stock named hy ow. NAV b. nee, ssary
vii be sod al Pa i,r Auct Oh. at the
Treasures ON r. in BAN r. Me. (No ,,
hrvlwright 4 ClaTk'- 81 ck.I Oh saturday
the twcnty->iXth ia, Of VI \, 1883, At 3 dock
+. " q pay a. .inqurut ~ .es~ulrnt III. re-
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