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MARRIED.

Extraordinarily 3. by J. II. Brmmer. Esq
Mr.. Jesse Clary and Miss Cynthia Garland
both of Ellsworth.
South Brooksviile-July 3, bv +. G. Chatto.
Esq. Mr.. Dsvid l.. Dyer and Miss Vina II
& 'ay. both Of Brooksville.
Eastbrook-June 81, by l.. W. Bunker. Esq.
Mr.. George W. Butler. Of Elstbrook and Mrs.
Alma W. Springer, of Franklin.
Penobscot--Jrne %, by Rev. 5. NJ. Dunton
Mr.. Augusiin Mason and Miss Minnie X. Hop.
kins both of Orlaud.
Frankln-June 10. by Rev. J. II. Bennett
Mr.. Nsthan NJ. Shaw and Miss Nellie T.
Brown, both of Hancock.
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MARINE LIST.


Wednesday, June q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Woodcock IIamet. Boston.
sch Estei,a, Nurch. POr Land
Sch Agricola, Whitmore. Boston.
SAILED.
sen Mechanic, stinson. Boston.
Thursday. June IS.
SAILED.
Sch Adam B,w.by. hief Rondout.
Sch Mary +. Cushman. Pat en-, Franklin.
Friday. june 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Elizabeth Ray Boston
Sch A. w. Ellis, Fer urson, Rondout.
SAILED.
Sch Capt. John, Holt, Providence.
Sch Arborcer. Clark, Boston.
Sen Express, I.amson, ltocklani
Sch Sea Flower, Sargent. sullivan.
Sch DE aware, Sadier, Franklin
saturday, June 80.
SAILED.
Sch Woodcock, IIamet, Boston.
sch Queen OF the West, Gott, Portland.
Monday, July 2.
Sch Altavelia, Alley. New York.
Sch Aliandale, WeDber. Boston
Tuesday. July 3.
Sch A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, Rondout.
Wednesday, July4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker. Rondout.
Sch VIM. Pickering Bellatty, Boston.
Sch ,. NJ Kennedy, Whitaker, Ronduut.
Sch Grape, Harry. Bar HarDor
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At Court II Probate holden ut II -worth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the thiri
Wc.iu' SHAY 81 June. A. u, ISIS
pLISilA X. BOWDkN named r Executor IN a GER
Il tain Instrument pHrpurting % he the last viii
ami testament 81 John Hansen late "fPenob-cut in
said county deceased, having prc-cntcd the same
for probate
ORuEKEp.-That the said Eowden give notice
to al persons Interested. by causing a copy
OF this order to be Published three weeks succr--
iycly In the Ellsworth American printed
or published al Ellsworth. that they may Hp
pear at r. unntc curt. tn be held nj Ellsworth IN
-aii County. IN he FIR "Wednesday II Augu t next
ten 81 the clock IN the forenoon, and Sew eau
II an. they have. Why the said inst mnent should
not lee proved, uppr"vei and allowed Is the last
" III and Testament II sad deceased.
3w27' FAl;kER Tt On, Judge.
Attest tHts. T. DoRR, Register.
4 true copy Attest --CHA-, T.. DoKK. Register.
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blew from the carriage starting the horses.
and as Mr.. V. started to catch the reins he
fell under the horses feet and the heavy
carriage passed over him fracturing the bone
of the left leg above the knee quite badly
and otherwise injuring him about the body,
but probably not internally. The case is
under the care of DIR. Rogers.
July 2. ANEMoNE.
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Gard Of Thanks.

The members.5f the class of 'S3, ELS
worth High School, tender their thanks TO
the Emerald Band and to Misses Hopkins
and Perry and to the principal, Mr.. Stetson,
who so kindly furnished the music at their
graduating exercises. They also tender their
thanks to the ladies' who assisted in decorat-
ing the hall and to the members of the class
of "a who furnished refreshments in the
school-room at the close of the exercises.
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1t j. raining hard this morning 10 the
great disappointment Of many who were ex-
pectirg To celebrate the Glorious Fourth,
and much TO the advantage of the farmers
AfowHg crops.
The crops are looking very nicely. e.
pccialy the grass and fruit. The indica-
tions a. that berries will be plenty this sea-
son.
The captains Of coasters There are six
teen owned hereD complain Of dull times
and say thcs have stocked but little more
than one-half as much a. at the same time
Of last year.
July T.
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Dry & Fancy Goods Store.

We have selected our stock with unusual
care, in the largest markets in the country.
and with view To reaching those who are in
the habit OF buying finer grades and tho never
could gel Them in plac.' of thi, size. We
have them and have them to sell, and will sell
them at a. Low PRICES aS the same grades
can be bought from the largest dealers IN he
Country We still continue to sell the
celebrated BLACK and tOLORED SILKS,
which have met With such great success tor
the past three years. Prices are lower and
no lady should be without q
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HANCOCK -s:-tOurt of Insolvency.
In the cast of Allen 4. JOY, ln-olvcnt Debtor.
MOTTO + l. hereby given that petition has. on
IN this twenty tr-t tay ~ June, 4. u. ISIS, been
presented to >lii Court for said County by Allen
joy. Of Eden in the County Of Hancock pray Ing
that ht may b., ,iccreci t. have fun ii-chArgr
IRON al hi debt proyabe under HI lnSolyrnt Act
ui the STATE Of Nraiuc approve, February H. lNsS
and amendments thereof and upon said Petition,
1T Is ORDERED BY said Court thai = hearing bc
had upon the before said Court. At Probate
Oiiict In Ellsworth ID SAID County Of Hancock on
Thursday thu second hay OF August A. ID. | - AT
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and tdt notice thereof
De published Ia Ellsworth American 4 newspaper
printed or published in sad County of Hancock
once a week lur tRp successive weeks, the last pub
location to be day n least before the day OF he
log, and that all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons Interested, may appear At
All Place and time, and show ctusc, u any they
have. why a discharge should not be granted said
Debtor ace Or,ing t. the y aver Of his petition
2w27. Attest -CHAs. y. DORR
Register Of saia court u sail County II Hancock
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HANCOCK, SIS ;-Court of Insolvency.
In the case Of Henry J. Billings, Iusolvent Debt
NOTICE is hereby given that petition has, on
IN this twenty first day of June \ D. 1885, been
prese"tei To said Court for said County by Henry
J Billings OF Bluehili In the County OF HancooS
praying that he may be decreed to have full dis
charge from all his debts provable under the In
solvent Act II the state Of .,aine. approved Feb
ruary a. 1873 and amendments thereof and upon
said Petition
IT'S ORDERED by said Court that hearing he
had upon the same before said Court, at Probate
onicetn Ellsworth in said County Of Hancock on
Thursday the second day OF August A. ID. lss3, at
~ clock in the renoon; and that notice thereof
he published in Ellsworth American newspaper
printed or published in said County Of Hancock
once a week tor two successive weeks the last pub
ication To he days at least before the d y OF hear
Ing and that all creditors who have proved the r
debts. and other persons Interested, may appear at
said place and time, and show cause. II any they
have, why discharge should not be granted said
Debtor according to the prayer " his pc ition.
2w27. Attesl :-CHAs. +. DoRR
Register II said Court Of said County of Hancock.
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City and County
Ellsworth Church Directory.

x,t-Preaehng at 10 30 A. n, Sabbath
CosSRhsaiih, Is A NJ Evening Service at :3pf.M
school s. Pr.nshing at and IL sabbath school
BATS weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening At
3.EY93tSIt'hurch service at 10 30 A NJ and Sunday
s.beol At II as A.
=, SaoIic-Preaching at 10 30 N sabbath School at
-
MISUNDERSTANDING at rs p. N. Prayer Meeting
7:gPN Sunday school Il Is P.
USIos TEMPERANCE MKErIsG.-Every sunday At 5; 30
Px. at Peters Hall
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DIED.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and Aqs
must be paid for at the rate often cents a line.
edgwick-June %. Mrs. Lovina +. W ife OF
Benjamin Sargent. aged 81 years
Iancock-July |, Andrew :. Tozier. Of Bos-
ton. Mass. aged 81 years.
Brewer Nillage-June &c. James Gott, of
fremont, aged ~ years.
North Hancock-Junc 4. Mrs. Lillian Nc
Gown. wife Of Z. ID. McGown. of Bar Harbor
aged 10 years.
Eden-.June 30. Amelia Frances, daugh,e err OF
Jason and Nancy Alley. aged ~ years.
Buehill Neck-.June ~, Mr.. Joseph Carter,
aged 81 wears.
East Bluehll-Junc %. Mrs. Fanny, wife OF
Nelson Candage, aged 30 years
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Domestic Ports.

BLUEHILL-Ar. June 20. Sch. Adelaide, Tower,
Cow Bay.
CID. Br Schs. Regina, Carter, Cow Bay Geo. Saw
age Low, Bangor
Ar. June "a, sch,. Luells, Pratt, Boston; Per
feet, Littlefeld, PenObscot.
Cid. Ju e 80, Schs. Adelaide, Tower; Perfect,
Littleiield.
Bo>TON-Ar. june %, Schs. Chas. Upton, Luck
ms. Franklin; Grace Alley, Ellsworth; Caressa,
Mosey. Ellsworth.
Sid. Brig Eugene Hale, Lord, Port SPAIN.
Ar. June q, Schs. Allandale, Weber; Sea
Queen. Dyer. Ellsworth.
Vt June q. Sch. Copy. Curtis, Ellsworth.
Ar. June %, Schs. James Holmes, Rider: ]. M.
Kennedy, Whit aker, ROndout.
vulRyA1p HAvUa-AR. June =. Sohs Forest
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City. Coulter, for Fddyville; Catharine, Dodge
Anna s. Murch, Adams, for Rondout.
Sid. Sch. A. X. Woodward. Jordan, for Bangor.
NEW YoRK-Ar. June %, Sch. A. X woodward.
Jor IAN. Bangor
Passed through Hell Gate 2ad. sch Georgietta,
Woodward, for Saco.
PERTH AMBoY-Sid. June "A. Sch. Altayelia,
Alley, Ellsworth.
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Eass Sullivan.
Sunday, June "a, was observed as Chill
dren's Day at the Union church, East Sulli-
van. At the morning service the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Bang hart. delivered pleasing adj
dress to the children. subject, 1.-The rose
fades. but in memory it lives" In the even
ing concert was given. The exercises were
Of very pleasing nature and reflected cred
it upon all the participants. The singing
was especially good. The church was
trimmed with flowers and evergreen. The
house was filled morning and evening and
every one seemed to be well pleased with the
exercises.
June %
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.."Santiago." the correspondent from
East Lamolne says in Mt. Desert Herald /:
"A great many Ellsworth people 90 to Bos-
ton and Portland by the way Of Bucksport
which takes twelve to twenty -four hours
longer and ride over rough road eighteen
miles but still one-half of Ellsworth are ig-
norant of the fact that the stages and boats
make connection at Lamone and Bar Har-
Dor for the West" have gone to Boston
by the way Of Bucksport in less than twenty
one hours and that was twenty years ago.
June %. w.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
] concerned, tina. she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of Executrix
of the last VIII and Testament of Israe Pert
late of Buehill in the County of Hancock.
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs; she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted o
the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any immediate demands
TO exhibit the same for settlement.
HANNAH PERT, Exrx.
July 3, 1888. 3w2Is
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July 3. 1883

rHE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
concerned, that they have been duly appointed
and have taken upon themselves the trust Of Execu
tors OF the lastWi and Testament of Lydia D. Eaton
late OF fremont IN the County of Hancock, ieceas,
by giving bond the law directs they therefore
request all persons who are indebted to said
deceased's estate, make immediate payment, aid
those who have any immediate demands thereon.
70 exhibit the same for settlement.
EBEN u. CLARK. ~
HOWARD &. ABBOTT. EAs.
Juna n le63, $W1T
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HOODS
SARSAPARILLA

Has decided" claims upon the public This
Is positively proven by the immense good 1t
has done To those WHO have been cured Of
diseases from which they have suffered in
tcnsely for years, rs verified / y Tie publish
ed testimonials, every one OF which is pos
Tive fact.
CHFLsFA VT, Feb Of. 1870
MFssRs. c. !. lioOD y CO. lowtT. Mass:
Tie 9th day Of last .luuc was taken sick
with a swelling un NY hight foot and with an
awful Jain. The swelling went all over ne.
My face was sNelled So that could With dit
Gcully see ont Of my eyes. and broke out
over The " hole surface OF MY body my right
foot up 10 my Knee was one raw. itching
mass, and my ankle and foot So lame and
sore could not step on 1t. and II would run
SO as to Wet a handaEe through in an hour
In this condition Mr. W I. Hood of the firm
OF A. X Hood * son. druggists. of this town,
handed me a bottle of HOOPS SARsAPARIL-
IA. ard told me To take II. did SO. and by
the time Lad taken one bottle found that
II was doing me good. ] have since taken
me bottles more After | had taken three
bottles my soreness began t. leave me. and
have been growing better every day. so
that to-day | can walk without going lame
] have no soreness III nv ankle ana II mas
healed all up and does not run at all lowe
my recovery to yuur SarsaIaIllla. write
this TO let you know that THINK II deserves
the confidence Of the public, especially those
wi.2 are troubled with humors.
Yours most truly,
JOSIAH PITKIS.
P.S. Every person that sa. sc said that
1nevrr would get over ny lameness wiGhF9'
having a running sore On my ankle. but
thank God have. j. I.
Mother Sarsaparilla has such sharpening
effect upon the appetite. No other prepa-
ration tones ana strengthens The digestive
organs like Hoop's SNRsArAEILiA-
Price one dollar or six bottles for five dol
lars Prepared only hy q. |. HOOD & CO..
ArothccaIic~ Lowell. Mass.
lyri6 nrm
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On Sunday morning, June "a, Mr..
Joseph Carter, of Bluehill Neck, took a
walk over his pasture. went home to dinner,
and went out again. Not returning, towards
night, search was made for him and he was
found dead under tree where he had evil
IDENTIFY sat down to rest. He seemed to have
fallen over and died without struggle.
Heart disease is supposed to have been the
cause.
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/ Don't pay large doctors bills The hest
medical book published. 100 pages, elegant
/ colored plates, will be be sent YOU on receipt
of two 8 cent stamps to pay postage. Adj
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New Advertisements This Week.

Probate No;ices-C. p Dorr.
Notice-Hepry W. Sargent
statement-Bucks sport Nat Bank
Business Card-f. II. Chase, VI. ID.
Ami staiement-British America Assurance 20.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Executor
Of he last Nill and Testament of Abigail ;. Emery
deceased. by giving bond as the law directs
ne therefore requests all persons who indebted
"a the said decca-ed's estate. To make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
CYRUS EMERY, EN'r.
June -, lss3. 3w26'
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THE subscribers hereby give public notice Ia all
] concerned, that they have been duly appointed
and have taken upon themselves the trust of
Executors Of the last WIN and Testament OF Ruby
; Lord, ate Of Bucksport, in the County Of
Hancocn deceased.
III giving bond a. Tx Law directs they therefore
quest all persons Who ar, indebted u The said de-
cta~c'l'- estate, t. make imnic,ia ate payment AM
those who have any immediate demanu. thereon
to exhibit The same for ,tt'culcut.
TlIEO. &. WOOpMNN
PARKER SPOFFORD.
Buck-port, June - 1853. .;W96
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To the Hon. Judgs Of rroLate Tor the county of

To ths. Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Hancock.
n lie UNDER. gncd, adm nistratnI Of the estate Of
l Charlie, Leach. late 81 Prnoh.cnt III said
County, deceased, respectful represents that the
goods gni Chattel, Fights and credits Of said H.
ceased not ,ufcic 4 Ia pay his just debt, aud
charges Of administration, 10y the -uln of three
hundred dollars. Wherefore your petit .ner
prays your Honor to grant him license 10 sell, at
pub ic or private sale and convey all of the
estate OF the deceased tincIuling The rcvrr~iun ni
the dow'7 dover thetcln,l To satisfy sal debt
anu charges OF administration.
DEED LEACH.
Bluehiil, july s. ls,3
STATE OF MAINS.
HANCoCk ss.-Court OF Probate, Bluehill. July
Term. a. ~, lss3.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
said petitioner give public notice TO all person. IN
te. esled by causing copy OF the petition and his
order thereon to be published three weeks sue
cess'veiy in the Ellsworth American. a news
paper printed or published N Ellsworth, in sad
County, that tney may appear at q Court of
Probate for -aId County to be held at Els
worth, on the first Wednesday Of August next,
at ten OF the cock IN tue forenoon, to show cause
il any they have why the pr Eyer OF said petition
er should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest.-CHAs. l.. DOfR, Register.
rue copy Attest :-oHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
3w27.
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i concerned that she has been duly appoint d,
and has taken upon herself, the trust OF an
AdIntni-tr triN Of the Estate of James \. Morris,
late of fremont in the County of III ncock deceased.
by giving bond a. the law directs she there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the
SAIL heccased'- estate to make iInmc late pay
ment. and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit The same for payment.
ALICE J. MORRIS, AdmrX.
june 20, lSs} 3w26s
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Silk Dress.

especially at the prices we are selling them
now. Sl.5O per yard, buys six
which we warrant. We are agents for the
celebrated NONPAREIL VELNETS. the
finish of the same a. the well known LYON )
NELN ETS, and a durable and the price but
on half.
our FOREIGN DRESS GOODS DE-
PARTMENT contains all the novelties and we
can safely say we can suit rybody in this
line, even the most fsstidious.
our FANCY GOODS and SMALL WARE
DEPARTMENTS are full of novelties,
specially in DRESS TRIMMINGS and LACES;
al-o in PARASOLS. Of which W. have the
LARGEST LINE EVER BROUGHT
TO THIS CITY.
1T We invite an inspection of our Stock
You will find our assortment immense and
prices as low as the lowest in this country
We hope by strict adherence to our former
business principles, Low Prices, no
misrepresentation and polite at
the public patronage.
IL Samples sent by mail.
NJ. GALLERY,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
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r NE subscriber hereby give. rubhc notice To
! all concerned. that he has hteu duly appoint
ell. and has taken upon himself. the trust of EN-
ecutor 81 the last win and Testament of George
c. tin--pn,
late ~ BrpoklIn IN the County Of Hancock dcccas-
c'i, by giving bond the law directs be therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the said
icceasc'f- estate 10 make immediate payment and
those who have any immediate demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for settlement.
ROBERT A. FRIEND.
May 81, lS>}. aw46.
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AIR:-St0cktceu.

When four years ago We gathered,
How with joy our bearis did thrill;
Now tonight the cord il severed,
And we meet 10 say farewell
OH6er skies may bend shove US,
other duties fill our way;
But the mem'ries of our sehoo-uays
To our hearts will cling for aye
Fare thee well, we part forever. I
All regrets are now in vain; 4
For tonight our pathways sever, 4
Meier to meet at school again. 4
1t is to be regretted that the principl
Mr.. Stetson and the assistant, Miss Joy, BE-
closed their labors with the school with e.
closing of the term, Mr.. Stetson leaving
two years study in Europe, and Miss joy \
accept position in school at Grand Fosll
Dakota. Mr.. Stetson has had charge -
two terms, but tine school has made goodl1sl
gress under his instruction. Miss Joy -
been connected with the school for ID
years, and has won most envisble I'd
ton as teacher, and her place viii b
NM
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No more stamps on bank ehecAs'
Probate Court was held in Bluehill
Tuesday.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, SIS Court of Insolvency.
In the case Of Henry J. Billings, Iusolvent Debt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-10-13
An Incident of the War.

ApropoS to the celebration of the
Emancipation Proclamation, it may
be well to relate an incident of the
war which we do not remember to-
have ever seen in print, and which
we have heard from the lips of S,:' ex-
Governor Pierpoint. After the eyac-
uation Of Richmond and Pierpoint
had removed his government to that
city. ex-G0v. Henry A. Wise was
frequent visitor to the Executive
Mansion, and he and the Governor
became fast friends, in spite of the.
wide differences there had been be-
tween them during the four years
previous. One day Wise came into
Pierpoint's Office looking very indig-
nant about something. Noticing the
disturbance of mind under which he
apparently labored, the Governor in
quired of him the cause.
"Govern0r," replied Wise, 81 have
just returned from a visit to nv old
plantation, and what do you suppose
was the sight that greeted my eyes
down there ?"
81 can't imagine" replied the Goy-
ernor, coolly smokinga a cigar. "What
did you see?"
"Well, sir, 1 saw my plantation
going to waste, and everything in
state of decay. That was enough
but to cap the climax. [ found John
Browns daughter teaching niggers
to read and write in the parlors of my
mansion house ~
Pierpoint could not repress a smile
as the situation dawned upon him.
"What are you laughing at, sir 2"
Indignantly demanded Wise.
"Oh, nothing" replied Governor
Pierpoint, "except that in the light
of history, it strikes me as fact
worthy of note that the daughter of
John Brown is now teaching a color
ed school in the parlors of the man.
sion house of the man who hung her
father" GRAFTON Sentinel.