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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-19
SALE OF STATE LANDS.


Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to the pro-
visions of an act entitled AN act authorizing the
sale and conveyance of certain lands belonging to the
State Of Indiana and disposng of the proceeds there,
of and providing for the recovery of the possession of
the rent Of any of the lands of the State until sold
approved March z 1888, will offer for sale, for cash,
to the highest bidder at the courthouse door in the
town Of Rockville in said State at from 10 u to
p. M, on Wednesday, April Is 1854, the following
described real estate, situated in Parke county be.
longing to the State of indiana and authorized to be
sold by said act:
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-19
Notice Of Adjourned Term Marion Circuit Court.

Notice is hereby given that an adjourned term of
the Marion Circuit Court will be begun and held at
the Courthouse in indianapolis. on TUESDAY, the
9Th day of APRIL A. D. 1884, and continue from
day to day, so long as the business pending in said
court may require.
By order Of said court.
Attest; MOSES G. AIcL4AIN Clerk.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-19
The Coming Headlight Invented by an In
dfanapolis Mechanic.


The electric locomotive headlight an invention
of Mr.. Woolley, an unpretentious mechanic of this
city has been tested to such an extent as to demon
strate that it is grand success Its reliability
has been the chief anxiety Of thu inventor Some
weeks ago a method to overcome the effects of
the oscillating motion of the locomotive was hit
upon, yet there were minor difficulties to over
come which only experimenting would bring out;
hence on two or three of the early trial trips the
light went out Engine No. AGO, on the Chicago,
st Louis & Pittsburg road has now ran :, 400
miles with the electric headlight and in running
that distance it has performed admirably,
not once going out John f. Miller,
superintendent, has full confidence IN the future
of this light, as well as foreman Arp under
whose direction the electric light and the power
that runs it were placed on the locomotive, and
both officials will recommend that the light be
adopted on the c., St L. & 2. road. Mr. Arp
says this light IN the near future will be as
necessary TO the equipment of all engines as
the air and driver brakes now are He states
that any obstruction on the track can be seen at
distance of l, 900 to l 800 feet, which gives an
engineer ample time to bring his train to a
stand still we're it running fifty miles per hour
With locomotive equipped with this ightthere
will be no more danger of an accident from a
thrown switch, q tree across the track, or
a car blown out of siding onto
the main track, or a washout, than when moving
ing features of the electric light is that it pene-
trates through heavy fog so strongly that an
engineer, if any obstacle is on the track OF any
thing wrong, has ample time to bring his
train to stand-still The ordinary headlight.
pader the most favorable circumstances, will
light the track ahead only 200 or 800 feet, while
this light under the same eircumstaneeslights the
track as well distance of 2 600 feet away. The
light can be used on freightas well as on passen.
ger engines. The first cost Of the light of course,
exceeds that of the ordinary head light How
ever, after being once placed on locomo-
tive it costs no more to produce light, as the
productive power is furnished by the waste
steam The inventor states that, while the
light is practically perfected, there are minor
improvements to be made which will not only
increase its power, but make it as reliable as an
ordinary headlight in every respect. Railroad
men who have seen its operation are confident
that it is the coming headlight for locomotives.
That the first electric locomotive headlight
should be perfected at Indianapolis, and that an
indianapolis road is the first to adopt it, is
worthy of note. The valde of this invention as
Il preventive of railroad accidents can hardly be
estimated as running trains by night is made as
safe as running them by day
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-19
Handsome Teeth

Are always admired Wards Cream Of Chalk
the best Dentifriee extant, contains acid.
Price % cents. Browning & Sloan agents.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-03-19

These lands were mortgaged to the State of Indiana
to secure the payment of loan from the College
Fund and were forfeited for the Aon-payrnent of in
terest due it.
No bid for less than the appraisemeut viii be re-
ceyed.
JAMES H. RICE, Auditor of State
INpIANAroLIs March lS 1854.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
Maine Statistics.

The Name correspondent of the Boston
Herald furnishes that paper with the fol-
lowing statistics of the counties, cities and
towns in this state: The state Of Maine has
issued a pamphlet containing a compilation
Of statistical information, furnished BY the
assessors OF cities and towns. These statis-
tics, although not as full and complete as
those found in the United States census re-
port of 1880. on account of the failure Of
assessors in numerous instances 10 make re-
turns. are probably as accurate. SO far as
they 20, and perhaps somewhat later. than
the census In looking over the pages of
this compilation. it is found that the
SeSsed value of manufacturing property in
the state is 81 .l2l $40. and the number Of
hands employed, 69.9oi. The returns of
industrial statistics are yer, meagre. and.
lest the figures given may mslead, il is
proper TO state that the census returns Of
1850 show that IN that wear the capital in
vested in manufacturing property was $40
9S>, Ill; number of hands employed, D.
95i. The returns of lands under. cutiNa-
tiou. waste land, forest. number of farm,
and farm products are incomplete. 6 cities.
40 towns and p small plantations failing To
make returns. hut such returns a. have
been received are no later than the wear
lsN2. and show that ~ that wear there Were
..N6j.66l acres ui land under cultivation,
intending pa>tura-e >l3.ioi acre, Of waste
land. boz. etc. l.11N.91 acres Of hard
wood growth LIZA 800 acres Of sof wood
growth 1864 acres ot lake and other
water surface 6n.Sjj farms j3,.31 farms
ucoupIe. 81 owners ,. ib1 uccl1ie,. b, ten
1nt. ~31I3 Iapt Owners II I~> farm
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

Congressman Miliken, from the COM
mi.tee on public buildings, has made ia.
vorable report for public building in Au.
gusts. 1t calls for SljO,OO0. The com
mittee approved Unanimously. Mr.. Mil
liken showed that the Augusta post office is
the seventh in the country in the amouu, of
the business DOM. and without more ado
the recommendation was ordered The
kennebec Journal says the people of Angus
ia appreciate Mr.. Milliken's efforts
William II. Hemingway, OF Camden,
has been missing for a number Of DAYS.
He was last seen in Belfast. the 18th inst.
lie is about thirty wears of age, height
about feet, Q inches, brown hair and
moustsche. He wore brown overcoar.
grey pants, thick boots, and cloth cap A
suitable reward will be given for an, inform
alton in regard to the whereabouts Of
the above person, by telegram or letter. sd
dressed to his father, Capt. II. J. fleming
way, Camden.
News has been received Of the death of
Col. Edward l.. Geichell. which occurred in
Jacksonville. Florida. Thursday. Col
Getchell was in the Second and Thirty-frs;
Maine Regiments during the war. While
IN the Thirty first Regiment he was elevated
TO the rank of lieutenant colonel. which he
bore through the war. Since ,h1t time he
has resided in Denver and Cincinnati, and
Jacksonville. where he had lived seven
wears, when he was shot by desperate
few weeks ago. He was - wears and six
months old. HIS wife has been dead about
wear and he leaves no children. The re-
mains will be brought 10 Bangor for burial.
The following patents we're granted 10
citizens Of Maine. bearing date Jan - 81
Reported expressly for this paper by Louis
Bagger X Co.. Mechanical Experts aud So
liritors Of Patents. Washington, ID. C..
Aver. H. J.. East Wilton. tag holder for
cutton-bales. Dempsey, James. Lewiston,
draft regulator GAY, 6. f.. and j II. Par.
sons. Augusta. screw driver Houghton.
Darius. Sko~he lathe center grinding
machine.
"A correspondent of the .Somasct Re-
porter SAYS that last week Mr. Herbert Hall,
farmer living in Madison. in going to his
tieup missed one Of his oxen. and. after
thorough search, tie was found III tie ha,
loft above, where hc haI mad, lis wa,.
having climbed narrow staircase of four
teen steps 10 reach there When discovered
be was quietl, feeding ana, urnn hay AZ If
noihin.. lad happened. Ii va. found
necessary - fix tackle and pulley TO The
side nt ia" larn a. tnr top Of the staircase
and TX slri IL harness OF IL thr ropes,
which ~a~ laced around the OK. before Ne
could be N, r. /, accomplish The return ttip
The "N -if'h, ! > t-rt in4 was init injured
" 'He icA>' ~ HI pcn.nu, journey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
Home and Foreign News.

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''N"' SECRETARY
'''' '-u'' HlH T''H'hca
oh'AH'.f baihrf, uri i"r man
>''hGA'tr w 'h' TATE i"!fih!t railroad ACcl-
Grh' ~ ''ha4a. "a, herH acquitted.
Representative Bef1ri of Colorado il.
Nhid 70 IS one Of he finest tlaS-ca! scholars
n Congress
Wa.c, Of operative, Al Nh Market,
and Salmon Falls. Y II and 4, "a" River.
Ml,, are 10 W. cIlcei N February,
p,'i. .... < w.
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Testimonial, ts,m :ar EMPEROR IF Ars,r,,.
flr .al.au, r,u.!utt IA r.,rtiin. 'B- IrnNa-
iu. -rru III ,n i.,ir.,i vessel
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Hill II h' n""'"'' Cna' n"
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= "'Ns '4I- e" on me - ana "i
>''''n ~ n '''> ''''''N MT Insane.
fFc hToAr "ut IN lhr STATE PH>oh III
~ l'"i1. o1'I,Ha' mpFi''n-' ana III
"'' o' w e""f' al me hH'iulhe' we're
!. '"H'"' Pi'N'hfiA' NhcluHihe 'hr
4i-'i 'i''''e'>' WITS laAth PHI hhl piheta
'''.' '.,"''s H1l'l u. 'Lt >a'd- iDT 'oN>
II = feared thai the VIM u MaidncAs.
ot- Of w mot able Of the Gloucester.
Mss, hslng vessels: has been lost. SHe
"aN rev vessel OF 81 ton> and carried 4
c.e" " sixteen mcn. I~o more vessels
Ntt ih.rN men arr overdue. maAtu; thr
.">>,, IL fourteen vessels and 10 men since
:" % November gaze
-ftedenck Douglas, the colnrrd states
man. recorder oi deeds FOR the Distract of
Columbia was married Ih1r-dl,. to Helen
VI Piu'. White woman. n5.g nall, oi Troy,
\ y. AZ -. Augustine Catholic Caur d N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

Il vi. be particular, ,sa,if,n. u those
who are fortunate canush t. hold a polio,
in the Mutual Life Insurance Conpaa, II
New YORK. 70 Rad IN oIr column, ;o-.a,
the annual statement Of Thu c-yl: corp III
ti1n.
From IL brief bu, PAIN anil comprehen-
s.,e terms NAY BE- learned hos iul. la. been
the nea.Irr 81 success that ha> otnuael IL
efforts the past wear
The asset, Of The Mutual l.if, have nov
reached Slul. ii>2is2 ~ Ii. income faf
the wear ha' been over slN 90 o % II, ,It-
plu,. i the New York standard pf / > pcr
cent interest be used. ., over SIS 90. 900.
and 4 hts NOR, than m. .ob1 policy holders.
Y whom i ha- paid iIrlng lat year Mrttl,
Sliobp,pm. Gs o,er $4,000. t,c.t lu,!-
ness Ia, ia ihr wear
Thee figure, certainly >,rl, 1p.4n.r,
for The Nl,r AID cons, IN t.l,- MANAGEMENT
OF the company, AMI p,r,H1> benefited b,
these enormous a.,hus ,vni.a-> ca h,.,. ,e..
n ths benefit pf lifr .n. lranr, a, ura,tirr
p, ih~ Nu,la Lie, oue ~ ID. Iar.c,, an f!
most successful III companies IL Il, acrll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

ofthat State; that As part of this general
plan and conspiracy one J. Z. Matthews, a
peaceahle and law abiding citizen of Copah
county was warned not TO vote and upon his
voting on the day Of election was murdered
at the place of election By person selected
for that purpose and with the approval, ex-
pressed or implied, ofthe officers of the cleo
ton. and no effort was made to punish the
murderer, that his killing was subsequently
approved BY public meeting in said county
composed entirely Of one party, and bv such
public INT etine it was justified and approved,
Resolved that the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections be instructed to inquire
into the matters set forth touching the con-
dition Of the rights and securities of the
people of Virginia and Mississippi, and that
they have power to send for persons and
papers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

Ola -tiF- .'f-t.-t --tA.-f4 y
ls, reduction of tie indebtedness Of
counties M lN>2 wa> SOL 1891 Wash
iuetnu j. the ou., county that ha~ no la
h.l.'l~,. Iha uIUbcr % polls IN III. state
iu 1888 was lj3 ga. net increase II 2n3s
over lr nnil> in l>>- The estimated in-
crease q population IN the same period ~a>
500. The valuation Of real estate IA the
STATE do 1888 ]. given AZ >li>.+Ni.li3 Val
la.i aa az persona. property. 69.22u.4i4 !.
but. nile these figure, make fo1iln. NJ
SOS 1n9. j>l. the total ,r..a'lou i given a.
SO iHi 01j. net increase ~ estate. over
l>>2 II s3Ngi.Sjj. The ti;Ai anioun,
spent for the support 81 rhr poor IA th.
state IN ls~3 wa> S}I3 Ntj.77: for SCHOOL,,
>1pj b.'~. W.; title ttr 'u'A. exp, ElIturr>
We're >j.19".-7i.5J lie fiuauo.a. stand
isE ID: a.. 'ht cite, 4ul tpau> III he sat.
excepting lev >ma.. 'lN o. Which made uu
returns. ], given. b, which i appears that
the iu'ai imnuu. n. their bonded HIcl'cd
ue>. 3, sll.j.41j5 % amount Of ont
standing order. and o,her liabilities. -. j27.-
p-a a. tn'Al liabilities. SI6362 bl7-j rn-
tai resources. >".-ll Gg..N1 TIL, nf' .p-
l.1'slaes> BIZ t.an, j. given 4, a>o2 .6jj 7
80: net assets 4 towns town farms and
building, nn; included. >l36.a5GlS
|, j. stated that the public indebtedness
10 the state FIR 1888 STOW, ]. let reduction
Of S924 The lowest per cent. #
valuation u actual ci,h value, IN counties
j. - ID Arpo,took While Tie highes, j, ~
in Aniro>cog.in. The highest rate of
taxation on 500 is 500 in Washington
county. ann the lowest : SOL IN Andres
cocgin county. The financial standing y:
the cities i, given below. The resources Of
the city Of Portland as given 10 no, include
7l43 shares ,: Portland \ Ogden>blrs Raj
road Company Stock and 5l,3jo,0OO ,:
second mortgage bond. Of tie same com
nan,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
St ate News.


Nm. fl'h prominent Wtl.inh.r- ,h.p
builder. ! dead
-E..ui lnone. d. .n1a lei. 4; >or hogan.
Thurs Ia, night,
a,a.n, p.-k,. .L WILL
Baptist cl,r-, man. l.l HI l.a.,tnn FL
dal. age! - ,elr..
Ms. So.,. ! R,.. -, ,.,....o.
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,,1 Hill, ,,,,,ri.
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adopted the Oxfar! cab, and ,,.,, >.,,n tt.ey
MI! BE- qui,. general, warp.
tI.f...L
T,I,7... III. 1.,,,J I.,I - ~ lin
T,a,,,- ,.,...,;,., asi.-. ,,l ~ go mn ;
daniel II. Mitchell. ,nun. man wen.
1, ,-af, Of age. and A native q, North Wa.
rtsbora. va, w, III the victims II n. Cr,
nf Col.mbu. .,,am>h,, Ii.,.,.r
". H.. pa.
',,ba B,a.'. itI,. ..-h - we
c-ption III fifteen months. worked III the
office II That paper continual, for forty
'arr, YEAR
a.,
.w.l,h.H, r I'LL H. Il, " 'e''i' "a
-'-AH ~ '"'aAP-
=, *
one hi tie mo-, honnrrd AMI respected
citizens,
The n,ut Of IN, winter IN u.,,,.,;ji.
"a. IN, n,,rri,oa m NJ Anyu.,n. / H..
TIL. IL F.rr,,, F,ps Mn rf,rm.ri,. =.
D.l.,.,, j. NJ. E',,,h.,n N Is
Of DR.. \. X. Lincoln. President Of the State
Board q Agriculture.
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ard CaJ N,ce.i, ,rt Mn - ~ Sac,ni
Maine Regiment.
A.
-''ep' = a5e'ti' !, ha'iNe % "ori,a'h'
io'uae'', '"p'o!'" "a i'osels e"as. iav'oi.
~ W Hoe'Jn va, "a, hl'ea "a oan riane.'eo'
80 n r' ~. '''ii''e' VI ~ III
~ 80 ' III n "a y 'a''
~ "'' -
MI Bray II. I'unt OF Burlington Il
man about s'x'y-eight years OF age. was ac-
elientailN Killed o. NJ horse failing upon
h'm ~ the stable. HiS wife. noticing hi'
long absence, went odt with lady friend
horse dead.
Judge alton IN addressing jury as
10 the afnrmatl'e ana negative testimony,
maze very happ. eApfessi'n' ne SAID
"a thins 'ha' occurred may drop out OF
man inihd, Du' a thihs that never occurred
ooh "roP ''''o heai'hs hihd-
Clark II. Barker the new postmaster
Of Portland. is member of the firm of
george W. true 20 IN 1872 ne was
I W. 10 'ne uaush'ei o. governor hooie'
n s.'lei y tiie "He u non: . T.. spring
~ a,;, naiAe' nus oee'' a''''e III nepuoiieah
po'''lo'
The gallery OF portraits at Colby Uni
versity received the valued addition, last
week OF an OH portrait of hev. Erastus " A.
iard, A W. oil Inc class oil 1873 Mr.. VIII
i -. vs. - n1 ,so. a.. i''uai anu rails'
g. 49, io - ~ O,.s a.'o , alte, '''i'
- - WIG '"u'""'' III
-,
-, -I'e,. wooster rafhef' OF Belfast died
~ evening, asea se,en.!-sM Years,
ne vas native OF chdetntIi' vermont, ana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

Last evening person giving the name
Of q. b. Thompson registered at Hunts
Hotel and desired to be called in season to
take the II p. N. train for Chicago. Being
unable to awaken him, the room was en-
tered BY means Of the ventila,or over the
door. when the gentleman was found TO be
dead. lie was advertising sgen, for Sui
phur Bitters. which has an extensive sale
The coroner returned verdict cf death
from heart disease. His body will be sent
east Immediately. -Ca Commercial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
An Episode at Tunk Pond.
DKBLoIs. Jan. 90. 1854.

DEBLoIs. Jan. 20. 1854
Mr. EdtOr:-When stranger appears
before strangers without a friend to intro
duoe him, the best thing he can do j. 10 in
troduce himself Acting upon this sugges-
ton have to say that am especially inter
ested in the protection Of fish and game in
this State. and that have receatly been on
the lookout for violations Of the fish and
game law in Hancock and Washington
counties.
On my way east few DAYS ago, learned
IN Franklin that party from Sullivan were
camping al funk pond and were no doubt
engaged IN a limited way in contraband
fishing. | am one Of those who like TO com
bIne pleasure with business. With pleasure
in view | met in Franklin two men-one Il
Sullivan man vino was just ready to leave
for Tunk pond, and the other a drummer
who, later in the day, was going by the pond
on his way to Cberryfield. had no diff
Guilty in making arrangements with these
men TO assist me in having little sport with
the Sullivan party.
| accompanied the Sullivan man whom
| will call Mr.. VI. 10 the pond and
kept out of sight, while be went to
the camp. Mr. NJ. was well known
TO all the members Of the party except
one, and that one, Fred A., happened
at that time to be alone on the ice, trying
for fish. As good luck would have it, one
of the party, Mr.. q, a large man who had
huge love for good joke proposed that
NJ. should personate the Fish Commissioner
and pay visit to Fred A. This was the
very thing that had previously instructed
NJ to do !. C., to personate that official be-
fore any of the party who might not know
him. NJ. accordingly walked right up to
Fred who was back to and very much en-.
gagged with his line. Laying his hand on
Fred's shoulder, VI. said, II have caught
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
Commissioners Notice.

once ~ County Commissioners, Ellsworth
TUT commissioners OF Hancock County, will
l meet nj The store ~ t'en. o. Gray at North
Brn"k-villc. On Wednesday, the 3Ith ~ February.
l--t. At 10 A. NJ 10 receive proposals for materials
and construction for the rebuilding of the wood
work Of the County Bridge across the Basa,iuce
river, between Pcuoh-cut and Brook willie. ~peri-
ncaiion> can ~ seen az the store NJ the said Geo
q Gray ar by applying a. the commissioners
The commissioners reserve the right to rpjert one
all bills
John W ~'ME~, County I ON era
y u. COOLIDGE, Of
JAMES W. BLhI~DEII., Uanfork Inty
Ellsworth. Jan. -, lS-i JuJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
Sale Of Delinquent Stock.
STEWART COPPER MINING co.
MINES Al Blue NIL, MI
Urea -urcr'- uli q, Bangor. Maine.

ND1ICE-Ih accordance with the By law If IN.
Company, 80 many shares Of each parcel ~ stock
named below, may be- necessary, will ne -ott at
Public Auction at the Treasurer DIlicp, i'll Ban
gur, Me, NO. ). Whcclw right Clark. Block on
SATURDAY the 10Th OF February lSs+. at O'Clock f.
NJ, To pay the delinquent a--r- -meIt thereon To-
gether with the cost Of advertising and cNpeu...-
% safe. The amount Of assessment due upon each
share l. ten 40 cents. The name, Of the owners
"f the shares To be soil, shown by the book Of
the Company. and the number or number. of the
cert cate or certificates representing sail shares
aud the number Of shares for which each certificate
wa issued, are ~ below Indicated IN their nppro-
priafe column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

A cold may be dangerous thing, or
not. depending upon the means at hand to
combat it. II is wise precaution to pro-
vide against emergencies that are liable to
arise in every family. In sudden attacks OF
cold. Group. asthma, etc, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral will prove the quickest and most
effective cure. and your best friend
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

An lrshman called at a drug store to
get bottle Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
for the rheumatism the druggist asked
him in what part of the body il troubled
him most. BE me soul said he have il
in every houl and corner Of me-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31

For loss Of cud. horn all, red water in
cows, loss of appetite, rot, or murrain in
sheep; thick wind, broken wind. and roar
ing, and for all distractions Of the kidneys
in horses use Sheridan's Cacatry Condition
Ponders. Don't buy large pack of worth
less powder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE

H>>toCk - January IL. 1854.
frhktN upon execution the property 81
L Joshua GRAY. ~ the town of ~urry. Hancock
County. Maine. certain LIT parcel IT land,
situated in said town w ~urTy ann described d.
follows 30 wit Being a part ~ lpt NJ. ~ Ia a
plan OF sail >urry and bounded on the West hy
the homestead lot ut the late Jo-hu., t1raN uu the
soulful by anl Of Eklril-c on tn, East lev land
" N Merrill "a the nh,r ~iir MS iAul nf the
Gylcr hrir-. containing twenty H,C .trrt- more ur
les
hni shah t. satisfy SAID execution. sell -.r3
lAnl at public au'ftnu a. ~" oil,r of Mt-Wcu \
kin1 IA Ellsworth Ia sail County. ON The lfft
lay NJ frhuur- n 49, AZ tru r'clu,k in tine
forenoon.
IW3 D. TAFT sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-31
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only the creation of dreamy writer. while
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q. A. Parcher. Jan.