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Marine List.


sli-~o.th Fort
Tar-iay, Itly :.
ARRIVED.
>ch Emily, casper. H"-'"n.
>rh Eliz7Lcth, II clair - stem
SAILED
>rh II. ". eastman. Farrell II. Desert
>rh Grlpr, Eeuirh. Ln'klani
"Wednesday, Iuly 3.
SAILED.
-rl Forester nett-, Bu-:uu
- \. ". Llli-. Ferguson. Hnudput
~ch Loiu~kia, Treworgy. Providence.
"a julia Edna, Lori. Etckland.
~ch ~riotn, >aLlrr, Portland.
Sch illendale, Batc-, New Haven.
Friday. July II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Express Iam-on. Rockland.
sch Grape. Ecuick, Rockland.
Sch VIM. II. Archer. GOODWIN, Franklin.
Sch Capt John, Chaito, >urry.
SAILED.
~rh Storm Petrol. rattrn, Knnluut.
~rh u. :. Lawrence, Patterson, Boston.
>ch Emily, Casper, ~urry fpr Boston.
saturday, July Il.
ARRIVED.
>ch Copy, NGlliken, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Ca-,ilion, Means, Rondout
Sch We-terlo" Jordan, Providence.
sch Elizabeth, II. Clair Boston.
sch VIM. II. Archer. Goodwin, Rondout.
sunday, July l3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Frank Maria, Woodward. Portland.
Monday, July "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Light Of the Fast, Woodward, New York.
Sch Care4sa, Mosley. Boston.
Sch Luela, Murch. Providence
Sch Minneola. smith, Providence
Sch Arboreer, CLARK, Providence.
Sch Victory. Milliken, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Conrnrlia Day, Bluehill.
Tuesday, July Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Rockland.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch Express, i.ams0n, Rockland.
Sch senator, Cheney, Vineyard Haven.
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Friday 'enii- July u. al seven o'clock. \
IarGe crowd ~ people assembled in The square
in front ~ tn, Custom House and listened TO
ringin. ~}etuh ny Hon :. L. Millkon. W no
arrived from Washington the day before Mr.
Milliken i ready. fluent speaker. and will do
good work ~ ID. coming campaign FOR Blaine.
Logan and Robic. Thret cheer- were given
with a viii ior the On la. Blaine ana Logan.
and Honorihl. :. /. Mlliken. The Rcpubli-
cans Of Be.laSi will make their votes count in
the coming election for the ticket that j. sure
to win.
Richard r. Buck. one Of the oldest and
best-known shipping merchants Of New York
died in biz country house 1T Bucksport. on
Thursday. after short illness. He went to
New York in ls;}5 and started in the shipping
business On South street. aud occupied the
same Office. No. ~. for forty-six years. At
one time lc was President Of the Hanover
Bank. IL was prominent in religious circles.
snd was one Of the founders of the Church
of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn. He was Presi-
dent of the Seaman'- Home Society and a
Trustee Of Packer Institute and the Graham
Home for Old Ladies. He died in the same
house in which he was born seyenty-eight
wears ago. He leaves widow and daughter
Died, at the residence Of E. Il. Clark. Dex-
ter. Elisha l.. Deyereaux. aged IS years Mr.
DeveroauN WAS born in the town of Castine,
1896. After arriving 10 mans estate, hi. life
business was farming, which he followed till
within few years. His wife died several
wears ago. after which time his son. f. W.
carried on the farm, the father making his
home with him. About three years ago. the
son, W. DevereauK. and wife. moved to Cab
ifornia. and the father has made his home
with his daughter, Mrs. E. b. Clark. Az
though feeble in body for the past two
years, in mind he was clear. and only a
few weeks ago he gave your correspondent
several "reminiscences of his bovhood DAYS.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Wilson stackpole, last sabbath and the burial
was in the family lot. River Side Cemetery,
--IEaste1a State.
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The International Line.

Steamer State Of Maine" Of the Inter
national Line, went ashore in a fog. on to
The rocks off Point Lapreaux at p. NJ,
July II. The passengers and their baggage
were safely landed and hopes are entertain
ed Of getting the steamer off. though in
badly damaged condition. The State Of
Maine" was comparatively new vessel and
was regarded as one Of the best in eastern
waters This is the third steamer lost bv
the company this season, besides having one
condemned.
\ dispatch from Portland states that the
steamer New Brunswick, the last remaining
of the four steamers of the international Line
which lett Boston Monday morning, for St.
John, co!lided Monday night, about ten
mile. off Seguin light, with the schooner
Loitie +. Hopkins, of Vinal Haven. The
schooner lost her bowsprit and had her hull
badly damaged. The steamer was only
slightly injured.
The accident was caused by the crew
cleaning fish by strong white light. which
oyerpowered the green light so the steamers
pilot could not tell whether the schooner
was at anchor or moving.
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~ . Cont ~ Probate. holden at Bluehin within
ann C,r the County ~ Hancock, ON the first
"Wednesday 81 July, \. D., isSi
NEWELL Il. COOLIDGE, named Executor in a
IN certain instrument purp"rtng I" b" the last
win and e. ~tamcut Of Eugene h. Joy, late Of Han
co,k in aid county, decca -c,i having presented
The same for probate
Ordered That the said Newell B.t coolidge give no
tee Ia All persons Interested, hy causing copy OF
TIL. r,lrr IL lr published three weeks successive
IN in I'M Ellsworth American, printed or publish
W. ID ellsworth that they may appear alta Probate
Court w d, hcld at Ellsworth in said county on the
tr-i Wctlrt Of August next nj ten Of the clock
N INV forenoon, ami >hew cause, II any they have
y,A4 tlr -ntd instrument should not be proved, ap
proved ami allowed the la-t will and testament
IT said decreased
.v3- FARMER TUCK, Judge
Ntts-; -tuN> T.. HoRE. Register.
\ true tnu,. Attest tHN- l.. ppER. Register.
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Nj. Desert
DIED At South West Harbor, the 10Th
inst, Capt. Hugh J. Anderson, Jr., Of par
alysis, aged about 6j years.
Capt. Anderson was formerly of Belfast.
and was TIE son of Ex-Governor Hugh j.
Anderson. He came to s. W. Harbor about
fifteen wears ago, where he was engaged in
the mercantile business until his death.
Tie was smart, square and courteous bust
ness man, and will be missed By large cir
Gle of friends. He leaves a widow. three
sons, two daughters and other relatives to
mourn his unexpected demise. His sick
ness was short of only weeks duration.
His remains was taken to Belfast, for burial
Jaly Is. ACT.
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That J. A. Halo kr,l,. constantly ON hand .
fine assortment ~ Wall Papers. Border.
FrciZc-. Opaque Window shades with both
plain and figured bands. also Curtain fixture.
Nickel pull, ta>>r~ lAl loops. have also
Just received cnmplrl. iin. ~ Alling's Writ
n- Ink ami iluA- IN All crlur- which claim
10 h. full, equal N MT superior, ~ any III thu
market Pens Of MT Kinds, both gold and steel.
Wriin. Paper ani Envelopes. Blank Book,
School Book, knyr-. Pnrirmonnnr-. Toilet
set, soaps, fcrfumcrt. and many other arti-
clr> too numerous 10 mention. The public are
cordially invited to rall and sc me.
J.. Hale.
OPPOSITE Whiting Brothers, Main street.
22if Ellsworth. NJ.
-Call at JOY and examine III, Photograph,
he i now getting ~ with hi mrw ~rrncr, and
accessories.
Their ha> h,rn wiLr difference 81 opin-
ion q to whether standard Nh Local time
should be- the rlt i'll business. tut lluI MEe
BI;pIiIEI;~ have secured hapfs combination
81 both in The "lN~I" brand 81 ,i-ar>. manu-
featured b. Albert Lewis of Bangor. The
ISL" i the latest out. and thu ir.-r for the
money. Try them.
II You have any Pictures To Lc copied. IN
larg,-'i aud framed. you should leave Your or
dcr> with B. r. Joy ~ once.
Thi- don't indicate q shortage ~ tae corn ,rnp.
\ million hnttlr- M liINp-' RADICAL CONS RI.
MOVER -"li AMI guaranteed. lyr3
For the greatest amount ~ picture. at
short notice. clll NJ .Ioy'. GALLERY where YOU
can get rs II ONT sitting W the new In>taii-
tancot> Dry Plate Process.
Unable TO Tell
lc>. that wa, 20. For YEAR ! suffered -
Ncrrly with >crnfua; >nrr> broke oui an ot.
my body. and am unabI. to tell on" half Il.f
suffered. | was not able 10 obtain relief I'M
III used sulphur Bttrr- which completely
rur,d met. -. DAfr.l- All>tun street. Bos-
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Bar Harbor-

Bar Hsr5or-
The weir at Rodick's Island is now full
of herring. The number of bushels is esli-
mated al from 5000 10 5000.
Frank A. Wood is in the employ Of X.
II. Kittredge & Co.
The Marlborough Hotel is having an
increase of business over last season.
Numerous crossings Of plank have re-
Gently been placed upon Main Street A
much needed improvement.
The Norombega Polo team, of Bangor
came to Bar Harbor on SATURDAY. evening
last and PLAYED an exhibition game with the
Casinos at the Casino Rink. The game
was very close one, resulting in victory
of best 3 in for the Norombegas. The
Casinos are now challenged BY the Norom-
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STATE OF MAINE.

HNNCoCR, s-.-Couu ~ Probate, Ellsworth
June Term, \ H., issi.
Accounts having been filed urstttlcment in estate.
OF
NiHtH u FITZGERiLD, Ipte ~ Gonhtsboro
daniel nea-y, Admir-
HfRRIET n. MORGAN, Lrfe ~ EiaehiH, .idmr',
Grc'i and prirt,fc arr't.
Asa G.. Morgan. Admir-
LIDFf -. EATON, lat, If fremont.
ENrn II. Clark ct ais. EX'r-
OHpEHEp-That the said accountants give notice
To all persons interested, hy causing copy of this
Drler ia bc published three weeks successfully IN
the Ellsworth American that they may appear nt 4
Probate Cont, a. be- holden ~ Ellsworth, on II,
first Wednesday Of August nest at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon. aud show causc. II any they have
why the same should nut Dc allowed.
3w!- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest -CHk~. 4. DuRR, Register.
4 truc Copy Attest CHAs. l.. DORH, Register.
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begas for 3 mile race. for purse of S25-
90 which has been accepted and will proba-
bly,, he tested between c. f. Whitmore of
Bar Harbor and a chosen one of the Nnrom-
bega Club. at the Casino, SINE evening OF
the present week.
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II HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
J. concerned that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an Adj
minsiIator of the Estate Of William Hartman late
of Bucksporf, in the County of Hancock deceased,
hy giving bond the law directs; he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate, 10 make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon u exhibit
the same for payment
SiLNANUS 4. KINKS.
january, 1851. 3w2S
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STATE OF MAINE.
Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNT,
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
HNSCoCK IS July Q, A. D., 1884.
THIS is to give notice, that on the eighth DAY
L Of july, A. d., lsSi, Warrant in Insolvency
was issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County ofIIancock against the estate Of sailChare
4. Doyle, adjudged to be Insolvent Debtor,
on petition OF said Debtor. which petition was
fled on the thirtieth day OF june, A. d. 1854, to
which date interest claims j. to lie computed :;
that the payment of any debts TO or by said Debtor
and the transfer and delivery of any property by
him are forbidden by law That Meeting of the
Creditors of said Debtor to prove their debts and
choose one more assignees of his estate will be
held at Court Of Insolvency TO be holden at
Probate Office. in said Ellsworth, on the fifth
day OF August, a. d., lss4, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. FRANCIS TAFT,
Sheriff, Messenger of the Court of In
solvency for said County Of Hancock. 2w2s
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a,tine.

Your correspondent reports me as man
ufactuiing 500 to 1000 lines per week
This should have been 500 To 1000 dose,
per week; so great difference that the cor
rect.on should be made
Yours truly, J. W. DRESSER
July H.
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UANCoCk. ss-Court Of Probate, Eiuchll, Juy
Term, \. H., Isl
Accounts having been flied for -cttlcmcut in e.
tatrs uf
ISRAELI f'EET. tate NJ EUshH.
Hannah n. Pert. EN'rN
ROM h. COMFY. Tate n Cnstin..
George II. Wjthcrc, Admir-.
.fNNiE q. SELLERS, IN PeBabstnf, minor.
Margaret LiulefclA, Guar.
uEpiEEp.--Tla thc .lilarcountauts rive notice
IT, li person, interested. hv -jn copy ~ this
Orl'r 10 Ice published three week ~uccr>,iycly IA
the Ellsworth American. that they may appear At
- Probate Court. {" bee holden no Ellsworth. ON the
first Wednesday OF August next go ten Of the clock
Va the forenoon aGb show cause, II any they have,
why the same ShoUii not Nc allowed.
&Nl> FARMER II ok. .Iud.e.
Atlr-t tHA~. l.. puRE. Register.
\ trur Cupt. Atc-t tnA-. =. poEH, Register.
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M. Gray has been making extensive
repairs on our roads. We hope he may
continue in the same capacity next wear, as
he understands the business thoroughly
-Char.es Dodge arrived home from sea,
last week. after an absence of about six
weeks. We are pleased to see him a; home
again.
Frank Pray and family made a fying
visit to Tins place last week. His brother
Albion and wife. who have been at sea for
the past three months, have also returned.
-Ephraim Freeman aud wife are here
from Chsr.es,oWn. Mass, on a Visit
Our school is drawing to close 1t
is taught by Miss Richardson. very sue
cc,S:ui teacher.
Sch. Federal. Capt, VIM. Dodge. i, now
.,inG in this harbor. bound for Rockand
Capt. Dodge is making some Of the quickest
trips ever made from this island
Mother Hubbard dresse, are all the
rage.
lgl, Q. U.AI.
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Palmer Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he ha :
i contracted with the City of Ellsworth for the
support of the poor during the ensuing year and
has made ample provision for their support. He
therefore forbids all persons from furnishing sup
plies to any pauper his account, as without his
written order, he will pay for no goods so furn-
ished.
HARRY S. JONES.
Ellsworth, April 3, 1881. 2At
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We learn that some heather has been
Decorating he graves in the cemetery, nv
removing flowers planted on them The
footprints in one case were those Of No )
woman's boot Whether ii is the same per-
son that is poisoning cats or not don't
know. tut for their or her cor fort We re-
mark that fcaugh; the penalty il imprison-
ment not more than one year, or fine not
exceeding five hundred dollars, or both.
"A heavy rain. Monday forenoon, sup
plemeniing the ram of last week, will DO
much for root crops and corn and grain, but
viii be too late 10 save the hay crop, though
doubtless will help it in many places.
a II. Carter, wants all 10 take look
at the new ventilatur OF lis barn.
We learn that Rev Mr. Farley. Of the
Baptist Church, has lost the sight Of one
eye. We hope it is but temporary.
Poor hay weather since the 4th but we
hope when the grass has had a chance to
grow some that people will have good wealth
er to get their hay in.
Service in both churches Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. McGowan preached in the Congrega-
tional Church in the evening.
Miss Maria F. Wood has returned from
Massachusetts,.
July IL. ROB.
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Died.

obituary notices. teyaHf ne I,Gfc. Ndpie ANT IL,
must b paid for at The rate offep ecHtsa lime.
Ellsworth-Iuly II. MIR. Margaret O'sulli-
van. aged % wears.
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PENsACoLA-Sld July II, sch. Susan n.
Pickering. Providence.
WILMINGTON, n. C.-Sld. July 8. bark Julia,
Higgins. Wolgast.
Foreign Ports.
ARROYO, L. Rim port. June 10, scls.
Ruth Darling, Chapman, from Wilmington.
NC. diseharging; Clara Fletcher. Sargent.
for North Of Hatteras loading
BARBaDoEs-In port, June "A. brig wood
bury, Brown, for United States, loading.
ST. JoHS, n. BAR. July s, sch. ii. ;.
Bridges, Merriman, Portland.
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The schooner Webster that went ashore
rear the Light House at this place on
"Wednesday O! last week has become n total
wreck. The spars, sails and rigging were
all saved in good condition. The hull VA,
sold az auction Dana l.. Burns being the
purchaser
The Fair and Le,ee held a. the Ola
llafbor on the It'll. under The auspices 81
The Sewing Circle in district No. l. vas
successful affair in every particular Al
The deiicacies Of the season we're furnished.
ami the stock Of useful and fancy articles
exhibited by the society found ready pur-
cha>c,.. The net amount realized b, the
soc.e,y wa. We believe fifty dollar, which
En,s towards swelling the fund for building
i meeting house.
Mrs Lurie f. Robinson of Southwest
ilarhnr !, here en- visit 70 her sister Al thee
4s., house.
Mrs. Herbert Robinson is also here
from the same p!ac, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Augu>,in Holbrook is high line
among the lobster catchers at this place.
HI, catch brought him Si2S from abou;
ivn and q half months fishing.
JUN H. CoLcHIs.
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Our district school. which was taught
Oy Miss Emma Sargent of this town, closed
Las, Saturday. TUESDAY T. VI. a picnic
was held. for the entertainment of the schol-
lrs, IN Samuel Woods grove. In the caril-
Il part Of the afternoon all Of the scholars
entertained those present for an hour or
more by dialogues and destinations. under
the direction of their teacher. and a very
pleasing feature Of the entertainment was a
piece written b, the teacher and spoken by
Miss Florence Kingsley entitled West
Gnuldsboro thirty years hence" After the
spt ak:ne the scholars passed the rest
Of the afternoon in swinging. plays,
and rambling in the grove while the
ladies Of the village spread the tab. es boun-
titul!y with the good fare provided Miss
Sargent, though quite Young. has given
very good satisfaction. and bids fair TO make
a successful teacher
-Rrl!glous services were held in our hall
Sunday evening. by Rev. W. II. Savary, Of
Canton, Mass, and there was a very good
attendance. This is the only religious ser
,icc that has been held in uur village for
more than wear. Whatever else may he said
Of u> !; can hardly lc claimed that We are
oVermuch "Sp.rilgAli, inclined
Work On Tie town house is progress
M t4sorab.! 1t j. raised and boarded.
Mr., Jisopn G. Hi! has the outside d
hrs new store nearly finished
1T looks nov as If We might soon have
a small steamer u maxi one trip each day
from h-fa to Bar IIlrbor. which will be a
great cJt' cuience.
Mrs. Sarah Hll of Machias is visiting
relatives here.
No hay weather. Farmers all ready to
strike a. soon as wrl;he: favors.
Ju.y a.
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NJ. u.,;o Pal r. ~, pae,
Mas .i.,ar e Nrs r C;lmors i 10. ~
q, sLor, y;s;,
the town and vicinity took supper on Bald
Notwithstanding name Nj. "sapseook =
"a NE evening "i inc Fourth After DARK
me! huh' hase hohhre-
|
RreF i.!e
W.. l.,.n L.,l.t
-a;n y.e-,, =. H., ,1,sr.;,,,. a II
MI ,;,n,. a','s a''''
ne ed'."f OF me Dee' iIie "dfeHe has
Gee" "n' Oh '""" Tue ia'' week. consequent
-" ''>'''f
HE new skating rink viii he opened
Tor business July 4. and 10 judge from the
number who ruled On the tn, the bust
reN> wa ne good
-lr. - l. 5. Club are ureparin, another
ID ,Ac.r pogu.ur entertainments 10 be si,cn
on tn r,en.ns Of Aug. :. The plav select
~ j. "lne LAST Loaf and viii be followed
"t a piAi"m'mc called Jacks Triumph
"hloh las been given ic.one. and was SC
">i le-r''e- ihai The stage manager has de-
a. ,.,
-I Alt. ). & Il 'At.i ia> bought the Old
n'h ,.H,e formerly 9HneI and occupied b;
'' '1".' '.' IT.. hA' removed lhr ,h'ne
.' ,'-' u Hill N'''i' = "''' oe
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--l-az.e 81. bon. 90 'he GFeeu.4w district
and Ce.est" hi>Aei. ~ The Shakespeare dis
'rld l.u~ea ihrir respective schools on FRI
day ply ~.
There va, d soril. dance VI Uas..u's
Hail. On Ihsrstly evening Music l.,
N,1tuarlf ON. . number ure,rn, All
h. tnI4,al.e t5c.siou.
Juty 10 nor
we haNt hl' Aa4 nEla hay "eathe'
ur -. Ateh' ana hoi q Sff many nave
mnrnctd yet. for They all ny they have
~ :, HA' t.4 H'n'thhS -ra"'.
iie'ftA- -Ft hot very pehiI. ara nave
hA' Aa,a th.- N-MmrT. ~ "tl' business
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ORDERS FOR Jon PRINTING Ex-
ECUTED Promptly
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HURLEY & GAYNOR,
Water Street. Ellsworth, Me.
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

II ME tF hhNf
HANCOCK, - :-Jtly :, \. ID. 1SS4.
rTAkEN upan execution as the property OF the
4 Milton Mining Company, a corporation under
TIL laW- NJ Maine, having it, established place
XVI business at sullivan, in said County OF Han
rDch. certain 1T parcel OF land situated in
-8id ~llliyan bounded and described a. follows,
to vii All that parcel Of land situated iii said
sullivan. l,ing between the sullivan River on the
south land formerly Of the heirs of Paul simpson
NOS occupied ly said Milton Mining Company on
the East the Old county road called ON the
Narti and land formerly of the stnson Granite
Company ON the West, being a lot described in
deed from the Milton Mining and Milling Com
pany the Milton Mining Company dated March
l. lsS3, ami recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
~ad County Of Hancock, in Vol. Isl, Folio 354
said lot Or parcel Of land having been sold by
auction TO :. l.. Simon-, he being the highest bid
der therefor ana on demand has not paid for the
same a. provided in the Revised Statutes shall
sell said lot raIre of land by public auction to
the highest bidder to satisfy said execution at the
store Of simpson Abbott in said sullivan ON the
9th day of August, y. D.. 1881, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
3w2s +. TAFT sheriff.
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TO LET.

Desirable Rooms, First rl Or nteo"d
Central Location.
suitable for Lawyer, nactor, or general business
purposes.
T.. +. BRADY & Co,
2stf state st.
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For Sale.

ONE SODA FOUNTAIN in good repair, Cost
" $50 will sell for so. Also Horses, 4
Single Wagons, Double Wagon, Jump Seat
Carriages, Phatons, Single Harnesses and
? sets Light Double Harnesses.
JOHN W. GOULD.
Bluehill, Maine. 2w2ss
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Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY give notice that for valuable con.
J. sideration have given my son Barton JOY his
time until he Is 81 years old and shall pay none of
his bills nor claim any of his earnings.
:. ID. JOY.
Hancock, July :, 1884. 3w2s.