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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-11-17
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
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MONDAY, November IL, 1888,

MONDAY, November IL, 1888.
The quotations given are those of
the retail market, except where other
wise stated.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE
MARKET TODAY.
Very best on sale to-day 5s06
cts f.; that generally rated first quality,
4}(054 cents medium or'gOod fair
quality, 34(94 cents; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows. 24(G3 cents !;
extreme range of prices, 2f(06 cents.
Most of the sales were from 33M5S.
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of Cattle during the
week amounted to 3 653 head, against
1852 last week and 2,704 head the cor
responding week Of last year, and the
sales were 2, 249 head. against 8, 1882 last
week, and 1892 head the correspond
ing week of last year.
The market has generally been dull,
more particularly for good butcher
Cattle and common stock, but trifie
more active for feeders, which were
fairly represented among the offer
ings. There is no change to quote in
good butcher and feeding Cattle, but
common Cattle were B(04c. lower !;
particularly towards the close the
latter decline was accepted. Prices
2l@6c.. with most sales from 81 to 81.
The quality was about equal to that
of last weeks offerings.
THE SwINE MAPHET
The offerings number about 1000
head less than last week, but the sup
ply seems to be fully equal to a mod
erately fair demand, none of the
dealers reporting the market as at all
active. Prices are scarcely as high as
last week, few, if any, selling at the
extreme top figure of last week, and
none reported as so sold. Quotations
for rough sOws and stays range from
ST to &C.,, and the better grades 6l(0
&c., with few extra shade higher
same time last year hogs sold at $40
10c., few selling at either extreme.
There is no change In the quality of
the offerings.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
There is an increase of 600 head over
the number offered last week, and
with little or no outside demand, and
the butchers wants being quite limi-
ted, trade is generally slow through.
out all the yards. The quality is not
as good as it was last week. We
quote butcher Sheep at 3@5c., few
selling at either extreme Lambs 4@
6, few at the latter price; stock
Sheep $2.75(03.20 for Ewes, and 4@
44c. per 10. for Wethers. Sheep sold
same time last year at the figures
quoted to-day, and Lambs at 4(952c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-11-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

This is to give notice that o. w. Heiskell
and John ShartzeE have this day formed a
co-partnersnip, to do a general mercantile
business under the name of HeiSk ell & Shartz-
er, and would respectfully solicit a share OF
the public patronage.
0. w. HEISKELL,
JOHN SHARTZER.
Oakland, Nd, Nov. LIST. l8S3.-3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Au rsv

Miss Annie ;. Treworg,. Of Penob-
scot. former, OF this town. and well known
and esteemed hy the Young people here.
died April -. AT her home. after sicknc>.
Of three Wears duration, at the age of rs
wears After her death her mother found
paper u selection. from authors and
thought, Of her own which revealed re-
msrkab!S clear conception Of christian duty
and privilege. together with the source
from vi hence she received strength TO en-
dure - uncumplainingy her proractsd .uf
fering. Her funera! services were held IN
the Baptist church IN Surr,. April -, con
Quoted b, Rev, ". c. Stetson.
April 50. 5.
Residing at East Surry and Ps,ten's
Bay are descendants by five removes bear
my the name of the Grantor Of the first
deed. which vas recorded in the first vol
umr Of deeds. at Old York, 2i2 Years ago.
An ezperiencei family maiden passed
over the road few DAYS since. having with
her bouncing boy baby her seventh, to
"replenish the earth"
The way the cold sticks to il. shows
that Boreas has no, outliyed his enthusiasm.
Capt Knowles has gone on his fourth
voyage to the Arctic Ocean, a. master of a
whale ship Two ships, one of which
he vas mate. and one. master. have been
caught and crushed in the polar ice.
What's started some Of our women to
leave family and home and go out as wage
aborers. is the newest conundrum. Our
Pat says Take a shtick and schare the
freak out Thin
Mrs Byard Ida Herrick) became Dep
ut, Pos, official at East Surry to-day. Her
husband has rented the Ann Lord store and
is going into trade there If he has the
trade" in him, and will sell goods without a
profit on Ellsworth prices. he will do we'll.
The net picayune savings Of the Fast
Surry Sewing Circle. since 1872, have
amounted to $90l.00.
Why are so many man-kiling. long
legged fishing vessels, employed as shoal
water kiln-wood coasters
Mrs T-says IF all the wood at
Patterns Bay was put into pile and set
fire. it would make a whopper Of congre-
CATION
A piece of silver ware was found in an
old cellar at East Surry. marked 81. II. s.
IT'S" twas in good preservation, and
not much worn.
What makes them haul Medford mo
ldsses in the night?
MIR. WATSON has book called .'Ele-
ments Of Mathematics" which Vas printed
near Charing Gross. London. in l14s.
They have had lively runpus at the
Carrying place" Newbury Neck.
No. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

BAR HAsber.
John Suminsby. Esq. has bought a
house lot on Atlantic Avenue, near the At
lantic House.
C. c. Morrison. VI. d., homeopathic
physician. is about TO locate at Bar Harbor.
and has taken an office in Bradle,'s Block.
The entertainment given By the b. H.
ID. e., on Wednesday evening Of the past
week. was decided success 4 large audi
ence was in attendance. Excellent music
was furnished BY Miss Brooks and Mr..
Hlnch.
John Higgins has purchased of MIR.
Nash. of Cherrytield. a valuable horse, and
is to receive the same by steamer City Of
Richmond to-day,
The removal Of the steamer Nv auwInet
from Bar Harbor waters 10 Eagle Lake. was
begun on Thursday of last week. but II prov
ing a more serious task than was al first
supposed. We understand that the COMPANY
is dcsirous Of putting the completion Of the
job under contrac, TO some reliable party.
Bar Harbor Lodge. +. X \. NJ. will be
represented in the Grand Lodge Of Maine
b, A. l.. Higgins. W VI. and f. VI. Con
ners. J. W. They leave on steamer Rich
mond. to-day.
A party of railroad officials arrived hy
the City of Richmond on Wednesday Of last
week. returning Thursda, morning. The
current report is 10 the effect that a large
building Is TO be erected at once on the f..
X X. property opposite the Agamont House.
for offices, waiting rooms and steamboat &C
commodations generally.
April 30 A>ENoNt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Persistent Efforts TO Fire a Hotel.
Bo>ro>. Ma, |


Two more attempts 10 burn the Hotel
G.,udou we're discovered in season this eve
rug These persistent efforts ale now attrl-
h.,-! more 10 ni.,chles business than malice.
Clos, watch !. Kept and it Is expected from
pre> Il, Aa8aIedge that the would be incen-
d.4r, - be captured
Lam. Pa,ue Thornton. aged u years,
daughter 4 one Of the occupants Of the Ho-
tel. Vas discovered tonight a. the person
y 10 has been setting the fires. She confess
ed aEd said she did il because she liked TO
see the blaze She has not been locked up
but !, under surveillance at the house Of a
friend Il j. probable that the only punish
ment viii be parental discipline.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Municipal Elections in Indiana.


Municipal elections were held IN this State
TO-DAY. Al Ninoennes. the entire demo
cratic ticket was elected for the first time IN
several wears a; Terre Haute, the repub-
hcans elected the Mayor and democrats the
City Council. At Green Castle. the demo
Gratis claim the entire ticket. Al Greens
field, the whole republican ilcke, is elected
Al Logansport. the democrats elected their
ticket At MuLcie, the independent ticket
va. elected on local issues. At hokomo,
the democrats elected the Mayor and Mar
shAl. and the republicans the other officers
At New Albany, the independent candidates
for MAYOR and clerk were elected; the dem
ucra;> elected the treasurer, marshal and two
counc.imen the republicans elected two
oolnsl.meu and the independents, one; at
Columbus the entire democratic ticket was
elected; at Richmond. the republicans were
successful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Report Of the Washington County
Grand Jury.

The Grand jury reported thu morning
twelve indictments, including one against
Herbert " Ea,oa IL manslaugh'er and
another for intent ,o IL. one against Cd
bet >tanhope, of Pembroke. for assault
With .nteu, 10 -. four indictments :or
keeping tipping shop. one for larcen,
,po for deer Killing, aud two for rape. Eaton
j. >,... ID Truro IN such condition as 10 be
unable 10 be moved a, present;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Meeting Of Grand Masonic Bodies

INktAANl. NaA a
The Masonic Grand Lodge q Maine
onened at 9 o'clock. Tuesda. morning WIN a
large attendance. Grand Mister Marquis
F. King. q Portland. presided In NJ an
nual aadre>, he stated that the initiates Tor
re na,, wear we're 800, gam Of l-3
membership lai69. gain Of 4'N. The
membership had no, previously advanced
for some wears. lie alluded 70 The untor-
tuna,f depletion IN the income q the chsr'-
ty fund the past wear, b, a large share ha'
ing been taken for taxes, IN consequence OF
the decision q the Supreme Court. the re-
Said Being that MANY poor widow ana dr'-
t.tute aged men mus, DO without their annu-
al donation. In the afternoon the Grand
Lodge elected officers. ~ 80 ! NJ. 'hc
Grand Lodge called Of until : 7. NJ. We'd
nesda,, when Rabboni Lodge. Of Lewiston
will exemplif, the third degree.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Arrested for Smuggling.

Water T. Pa,iee. a country trader and
agent of the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pauy a; Houl,on, va. arrested b. deputy [.
) Marsha, Marble, for smuggling. He
sold sewing machines across the border tax
.ns goods and produce in exchange and
smugg.ed the goods The authorities "a.
be has beaten the government out Of seS-
era} thousand dollar. He was held %
smuggling double harness, IN $500 bonds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Died.

In Hancock. April -. Mr.. LYDIA Gil
patrick. aged ~ Years. She died at her
brothers. Dea. Luther Phillips. with whom
she had lived during the last seventeen
wears. She had hecn confined 10 her room
for seven wears She vas a sincere and Dc
voted christian. member Of the Bangor
Frs, Baptist church. and ever honored her
profession. During the many hours OF
loneliness IN the latter part Of her life. she
AWAY. seemed 10 enjoy her SAVIOR, pres
enee. She ALWAYS manifested a full aS.ur-
ano.. Of her acceptance with HIM in whom
She had believed. She enJoyed the Kind
care and attention Of her brother. and his
wife. during the years shr lived ~ their fam
IN. blessed are the dead. Who die III the
Lord Com.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Headquarters
- FOR ALL BUYERS OF
Dry and Fancy Goods,
\. G\[LLRT'
-+++
We make no idle boast when we say that we
- have the
HandSomeSt and Best
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY.
Our Prices are Low.
Our Prices are Low.

By visiting our store. examining our stock
and getting our prices, you will learn a lesson
in true economy, which consists IN saving
money whenever opportunity offers. frr~on,
desiring ~ acticc II can 10 - bv huying
their spring Goods Of u. Competition hss no
terror for u, for are the leaders OF In,
same and he howl whit h goes up from our
ncighbnr-, At The low prices wc are sci ing
confirms II. W. never wait tin our neighbors
rrducr the price ofan, article, but we tart the
reduction. A. our ruiz l. 10 sell goods at III,
LOWEST LIVING PROFITS. The immense
quantity OF goods We have sold every season,
speak, more fully than W. can that he public
are y % iw are II It tnI appreciate il.
7" day We clam the FINEST AND RES 4
ASSORTED STOCK IN TUE CITY 10
'numrratc ,he same IN the ,mar space
sIlutcd 70 ~, j. Impossible. suffice Il to ,av ,
that W. have everything belonging in a modern
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

roSsaEGArto Al Presching at 10 30 A ~. sabbath
schs.oi at II Is 4 NJ, Evening Service at 81 rs
BArTIsI Preaching at and la sabbath >ehool
att Weekly Prayer Meeting. Tuesday eNenins Al
l-Zr Cinck
USIrAkIAN.-Church service at Is and - p n sun
lAs 5000 lniPs
CArHoLIC at 10 ~ A n sabbath sef"oi al
I'm -
METHODIST Preaching at Is ? n Prayer Neethg
NJ sunday Schasl u . ? ~
TNIos TKsFEkAsct MkkTTSo--htery sunday ara -
Pefers' Han
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Mistaken for a Burglar and Shot by
his Partner.

BOSTON. NAV L.
The remains Of the late A. perley ficke,
Killed On the Bristol boat, BY hi- partner,
arrived IN Boston. TUESDAY, morning and were
taken 10 hl. late residence IN the Dorchester
district. The funcra. services viii be held
1t O'clock. "Wednesday and the remains
viii leave on the Portland boat, Wednesday
night. for that place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Eiis~ sssh pors.
"Wednesday, April %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Betsey, Tat. Bluehill.
Sch orape, Hutnhins, Horkland.
SAILED.
Sch J. II Kennedy, Whitaker, Rondout
Sch Caressa, no ely, Rock land
Thursday, April 20.
ARRIVED.
Sen Express, Lamson, ckland.
Sch VIM. Washington. Young. Rockland.
SAILED
sch Fair Wind, MADDOX. Bottom.
Sch Ripple. Robinson, South West Harbor.
Friday. April q.
sch Banner. Moseley, Rockland.
Sch Ehzab, tn, Ray Rockiand
sch scioto, Ssdier, Rock land.
sch K4Iph X. Grint, Grant, kockiand.
Sch Prank Maria. woodward. Boston.
Sch Panama, Trundy, Bar Harbor.
Saturday, April IS.
ARRIVED.
sh ii. W. Cushman Farrell. Rockland.
Sch Huzzar. ReInick, i:ockiand.
Sch James Henry, Monroe. Portland.
SAILED.
Sch Capt. John, Holt. Providence.
Sch Craze Hutchings. Bar Harbor.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Portland
Sch Woodcock. Hamet, Boston
Sch Castiiian, Means, Providence.
Sch Bedondo, Hutchins. kondout.
Monday, April 30.
Arrived.
Sch Mipneola. Smith. Boston.
SAILED.
Sch 9eorgies q, woodward. Pawtucket.
S.,h Ralph r. Grant Grant Rocklsnd.
- vi6ay. hiltkeas HaaAss6
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W. | ! 49,


RtNCOCk. "-t curt II Coasfy Cos, g,ttsioHer..
itrIf Trrpl. 4. n iSNJ
lpun the firEuins rettirn b y considered bs
TIE .muli- toner that the petitioners rc-Pin
siblr ANT that thcy ought 10 H. hrsri touching thc
matter 1T forth lu their y uiinn. anil thercf n,
Urirr tnat the tounty numi --ionrr- me. At thc
wharf Of Biwdcn 4 ,.rin,isi In the town IT rruub-
SCOT ou "Wednesday thr -pth DAY Of lunc next, At
~ u'rlprk 4 ", and thrnrT proceed "a yrR the
routr men irnr IN -All Ist non. Immediately after
= irh view. hearing ~ tlir partic- aui win--~t-
viii ~ hHh at ~ me cDny eul-nt plarr Tbs Nlciut
and -urh Other measures taken tn the fr''mt-e- A.
tho ,auiini--i"uer, shall jutgs pr per And II Is
further
pEbEEEn-That nntir. Of M. linr. place and
20 pt..' No I'll. Commissioner meeting Afnrr -+i
T. given " 80 pNr-yu- ui q" prAtlun- iut'r-trd
bs ryiuk Att.-t. cnpt,- ~ the y tlitOn ami tris
theron. uIror The clerk ~ the own ~ Pen
oh-c"t and b, posting UP Atirsted c"pie- ~ af0r,
-aid, IN three public places M -ai t'an thirty lay
u l-a-t t-'rr tbs time APP uints-i fer said view
ana bt publl-hn- the y, tlton ami rT'lrr thereon
thru artk- -uCrr--itely III the ellsworth AmeTi
ran. i new -pal,er pub i-hra I'll wort in the
County II iIanr.c the hr-t publication o. ~ thir
las at lrA-t before the time II -i.'i view. that
all J.r-o and c"rpuration- Interested NAV attend
and b, heard IT th.y ;hink 1T
Attest II II. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
true ropl NJ thr petition and orsr the ~nn
3wl- Atte-t II B. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

eassAraOk
The ice is nearly all out of the mill
pond.
The ladies have concluded to have their
sewing circle in the Town Hall every Thurs
day afternoon.
Waiter Dyer has planted some potatoes.
There is to be meeting in the church
every evening this week.
William Smith has taken charge of the
driving of H. b. Mason's logs in Great Bog
river. lie has abou, forty men employed.
dyer & Son have commenced work in
their single mill.
Nav |. IL. vi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Answer 10 a Suit for Damages.

v t>IlN'TuN. II Z. WAY \.
I> senator ;. " Dorsey has returned
a.. answer to the suit Of Vim. Lille, for
Slol-- damages alleged to have been sus-
;4.a,- a, hm from personal assault By Dor
s.,. March 6 last The ans~er i a
,ap, .a4 broad denial of -ille,'' AllegA-
;.aa- as.l Is expressive Of the respondent
w...uguess 10 submit the case to jury
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Our ad,ic. i not to smoke. but # YOU will
AXE smoke hole of Your mouth. get the
best YOU can for Your money. Goto Holmes
Bros, ON Main Street and ask for the 1873
brand OF cigar Ii Is the best cent cigar
in the market and Is made expressly for
their trade. Try IL and YOU viii take no
other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
MARRIED..

Mt. De>ert-Aprii 81. nv Rev 4. \. Jones
Mr.. Fred Lawton Of fremont and Miss
Ncttr r Tracy ~ III
Lnng t~lsnI Pla1tainn April ~. w Bar
tholomew X. Lunt. Esq. Mr. >amu Rice and
Mrs. Annie l.unt. both of Long Island.
salem MasS.-Ap,il 20. nv Rev WIN A..
KceSr. Mr.. Llrw.ll.n W. chatto. f'rm' rly OF
Ellsworth and Mis- Elizabeth \. Holt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Greas Pond
Our district school commenced April
%, taught by Willard Foster. of Amherst
The mumps are prevailing to consid-
cradle extent.
driving has commenced and business
is lively.
Farmers are getting ready to put in
their crops.
There are twenty one dogs in town and
several complaints have been made Of sheep
being killed BY them.
There is fine opportunity for the en-
foreement of the MAINE Law" here.
IS"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
Tuesday, Mayi.
SAILED.
Sch Olive Branch. Farrell. Rondout
Sch Francis Cofiin. Bellatty. Rondout.
Sch Forester, Youag, Boston.


Osaessie PSrss.
BLuEHILI-Ar. Apr. "a. h. Annie Mureh.
Adams for New Yoik.
Sd. Rr- sch Cominger. II yes, Cow Bay.
sh. App -, Sch. storm Pctrc. Herric New
york.
Ar Apr. q. schs. Mnnom y, Young. Rocklaud /.
losiiHe, Cousins, Rocklana, Billow, Clos>on.
Bruoklin; Coriova, - Boston.
Sill. pr. y, Sch. Forest Citv. Golfer New York.
Nr. pr o., sch May wyman. Portland. ore
Douglass mine.
81. ~ch- Monom y Young, Rc-kland.
PoRrLASp Ar Apr. "a. Schs. J. II. stinson
stin.on and 4 ice Oakes, VERT |. Dee IL for
Boston. Ln'iuskia, Patten, for Providence.
NARY T. Cusnma Patten and Abigail itaynes,
Treworg for Boston.
Bo-rnN-Apr. q. Sch y. N. Bran. omb Lord.
New York
Ar. Apr. Is. sch. Carohnr. Hanson. Buck sport
Ar. April -. sch. Mary y. Cushman. fatten,
Ellsworth.
VINEYARD H.vEN-Ar. Apr. p. Sch. Wesley
Abbott Nhitiake RnndpuL
I'D Sch. Wesley Abbott
Niw YORK. ~ April q. Brig f.. T. Campbell,
Lori. FIR NarAnham.
Ar. april ~. >chs. Wesley Abbott. Whitaker;
Ja'haTine, Iorian. frnm Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

TIE subscriber hereby gives puhli notice tu An
] concerned. that h. has been iuly appointed
ami hA> tax upon himself. the trust Ut Al Nd
minl-trst"T "tthr t-tate - MARY Ihurstnn lat"
Of fremont, IN the County Of Iituc,,ck. decc,-rd
by giving bond Is the law iir,,ts h.. Therefore
Requests all persons who arr indebted t. >atd
Diseased estate. ~ make immediate payment Il
thn-c who have my demands thereon IL exhibit
the same for payment
JAMES THUR~ToN
fremont, April IL. lss3 avis.
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u | + d

Obituary aoiices, bssnHf ~, pate Nanr ani sge
paHsf b. pad Tor at f1s rate or ten cftfs liHs-
Pcnotsr OF Ap-il -. Mis- An lie : Trrwor-
". aged NJ wear {: formerly Of >urrv.
bangor Npri y. MR.. Hannah Y. wife Of
J .mr> Her~ey, sgrI Is years formerly Of
Trenton.
Hancock. Minn.-April 3. Mr~ FANNY W
sand. wdow of Capt. VIM. SAINTS, formerly Of
uehill. aged = years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
If IL arcrc possible

to get the testimony Of the multitude who
have used HOOPS SARsAPARiIiA for de-
billy. languor. iassitudr. and that general
feeling - stupidity. WEAKNESS and eIhags-
tiou which every one feels during this season.
We should lc able 10 present to Our readers
such an overwhelming mass Of commend
ainry messages. that the few who hay" not
tried IL would do 81 at once. II positive
fact. and has been 80 crcctually demon
sifatrh that no oRr to-day denies u. that
Hosts SarSaparilia contains more real med
clnal alge than any article before the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

HANCOCK ss-Court of Probate. Ellsworth
April Term \. d. lssS.
,ecounts having been dlcd for settlement in
estates OF
NROE Young. late on Trenton.
Levi u. Wyman It ais. Trustees
RUFUS 90 WING, late Or tIarIesf0n
Aris"Rd Territory
Pascal +. Gi morc, Admir-
iLPHEUS +. PAGE. late ri Backsport.
Oscar Z Cunningham. Admir-.
AVN GRAZ TEE. tale N FrdnkIta
II II Homer. Ntlm'r
ORpERkD-That The said acc. ,untant- give no
lice I" All persons interested. by causing a COPY Of
this or'ier {" BE- puhli-he III weeks succes.Iyc
" IN The Ellsworth American that they MAJ api-al
At Probate Court. u he holden at Buck sport II
the thiri Wednesday ~ MAY next ~ teu ~ the
clock 10 the forenoon. and show "a Sc, { any they
have. Why IN. same shnsld not be- allowed
3wls PARKER TliCk Judg.
Aitrs' tHAs. L. DoRk, Regi~trr
true copy tttest .-CH,- 4 It,RR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
New wall Papers.

\ new stock of Wal Papers, Borders.
Dado, and Freezes OF all stsle> and prices ,
also Curtain fixtures. Curtains shades with
Nickel rings. Pulls. CHAINS and rassels to
match Gall IN aud ~. them a. J. A.
HANS Book Store. Man 81. Ellsworth
Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

Mr.. e. G.. Burrll, reports the line e
deposits in his bank as rapid, increasing
ana alr-sd, exceeding hi anticipatIons.
Mr. Burrll offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. ST
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
] concerned, that M hAs he,n duly appointed
AMI hA, taken upon himself th, trust ~ Al tdrnin.
t-tratnr ~ the E-tat. 81 Nndrr,S 4 tnnar, late
of Hu"hiil ia The COUNTY 81 Hanc,-k Irr.a-e,i
by giving bond thr law lire he therefor. ~
quests all p-r-au- " hu arr indebted Ia The -ai de
ca-'ri- r-tatr. to make imm"d att paymiut NJ
III n" - b" have any l-nanI- thereon a. exhibit
the same for payment
JOSEPH CO>ARN
April II. l%>J swt6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

my son suffered night and day with rheuma-
tism so much so that he was unable to feed
himself. Your Sulphur Bitters cured him,
and am truly thankful to say they are an
honest medicine-MRs W. II. CARLETON,
wife Of Deacon Carleton, First Baptist
Church, Winchester. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03

conc rnrd, thai he has been duly appointed
and has taken on himself the tru 81 an Admin
i-lratrr of The Estate 81 Jo-.l.h I t,rant
late OF Ellsworth. in the County of Har ,ock
deceased. by giving bond , the " directs h.
Therefore requests An persons who arv in,ieht Il "a
The saii derra-.rl- csttt, 70 make immediate ia,
ment, AMI those who have ANY tlcinan.i. thereon
t. exhibit the same for pawn 1T.
LEVI Il VIVIAN
Ellsworth, April H. ls-3. 8w'6