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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-25


vent,on was both an expectation and un-
expectation. The defeat of Mr.. Ray
mond was expected by agreat many more
than admitted the probability OF such .
result, and the nomln alton of Judge Gif-
ford was unexpected by nearly all. It's
the custom of newspapers after such
contest is over to say 1--WE told you so,"
or words to that effect, though they may
never have intimatcd such a result before
the convention, but they will go back to
their files and find some words which can
be construed to suit the case and sustain
their claims to political prophecy. These
words could have been construed to fit
any case, however, and it only shows that
words are used to conceal thoughts rather
than to express them.
But we think the files of the Alert will
sustain valid claim to forecast'ng the
defeat of Mr.. Raymond several weeks ago
wherein il said that he would 80 into the
convention with the greater number OF
votes but that number being less than .
majority his strength would be his weak.
ness and the fragmentary and factional
opposition would combine upon some
other candidate or take up an entirely
new man and nominate him as com.
promise. and that was done In the COM
bipation upon and nomination OF MIR. Gil
lord whe was hardly known as candi-
date outside Of his own immediate vicinity,
and for giving expression to these con-
v,ctions upon the subject the st. Paul
Globe listed the Alert among the papers
opposed to the nomination Of Raymond.
We do not know much of the personal
canvass made by MIR. Raymond and are
not prepared to express an opinion as to
whether it was . judlcieus one or not, but
the ,utolerant and bulldozing course pur
sued by many Of the papers in his support
was in high degree imprudent and det-
rimental to his interests, and perhaps did
more 10 br,ng about his defeat than his
most virulent opposition, for 1t aroused
working antagonlsm that be otherwise
would not have had, and made his oppo-
sition 20 bitter and inveterate that none
OF them could be won over to his support
in the convention where he only lacked q
few votes to nominate him.
The contest ended in the nomination OF
Judge Clifford ~ Pierre and the strife be,
tween sections and factions should end
there also. Two ycars ago when the MI
nority In North Dakots secured the nom
ination of john b. Raymond south Da-
ko,a submitted hss, 70 'Is .ec, S'm
and nov North Dakota should, and W
believe will, show equal loyalty to the
n.rtv and honorable CONSISTENCY by CIV
inc Judge Clifford an undivided and hear,
" support At tho election. lu ability AND
character he Is worthy and will NO douo'
make an efficient representative OF I'M
great territory Of Dakota in congress.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-25

Edgerton elaborately discusses the ques
ton, the former occupying sixty pages Il
legal cap and the latter nearly as much.
This ought to settle the strife ever the
long, tedious ana bitter contest without
prosecuting the appeal to the Unitdi
States court. The time from now until
the territory will be divided by act of con
gress is too short and too precious to te
worse than wasted in wrangling over ,
case that has been adjudlcated by the
highest judicial tribunal in the territory.
1t would be but hollow victory if South
Dakota should succeed in the higher
court, for before re- adjustment could be
made at Yankton North and South Dai
kota would be separate and distinct ter
ritorles by division.
1t seems also to The Alert that it would
be bad policy for South dakota to remove
the capital by act of the legislature this
winter, for if such should be attempted
ther, is no probability that it would go
back to Yankton, and indignant at hav-
ing the capital wrested from the north
where it has been 80 magnifcently provi.
ded for without cost to the people it
would be no more than human nature for
the northern members to unite with some
faction IN the south and place the capital
whele the majority of that section might
not desire 1t, out Of spirit of revenge.
After division they can lecate their capital
where they please without the interfer-
enee of men or members of the legislature
in the north, aud with that reasonable
event so near at hand it is not probable
that South Dakota will ask a change Of
the capital at the next coming session OF
the territorial legislature a
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-09-25

CAANCIe NONfAI ClOseU LIS ocIIco VI
gospel temperance meetings IN st. Paul
last Sunday afternoon with 225 signing the
pledge, making an aggregate of 3,740
who signed the pledge and donned the
blue ribbon during the three weeks he
had been there. The most Of these prob
ably were women, children and men who
were temperate before, but no doubt quite
q number of habitual inebriates were
gathered into the fold and the meeting
was not in vain. Murphy thanked the
ministers who had aided him in the work
and publicly acknowledged with grati-
tude the words Of encouragement he had
received from the saloon keepe Of the
city. Murphy is not q fanatic On the
question of Legal suasion in putting down
the liquor traffic. out bases his work and
theory on the more conscientious grounds
&C .ooeal. al.ya1oE,a.ards. .eer +vHe,e .ue:y Cdd.
not be driven and 80 eften and emphati-
cally expresses his unbelief IN the efficacy
of the terrers of the law that he is hardly
considered orthodox on the question BY
the prohibitionists. In his closing speech
last Sunday he said "every man can pass
prohlb,tory law for himself and need
not wait for an act OF the legislature to
make him sober. He can be governor in
the passage of the act, his wife can be
secretary Of state. and his children mem
bers OF the senate and house. The diff
Guilty is to get q mans stomach to agree
to the prohlbitery act, but with promise
to his family and with Gods help man
can gain as much strength as the moon'
which swings the ocean after it in the
tides" Mr.. Murphy has commenced q
series of meetings IN Minneapolis after
which he will visit various cities and
towns in the state. Having incorporated
inhis pledge the comprehensive words OF
the immortal Lincoln, "Wlth malice TO-
ward none, but charity for ALL" he goes
about doing good and islreceived by al
opinions on the liquor question In tht
most friendly manner and this is the Sc
cret of his great success
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

GRtENs LANnI>.-Ar. Deg. 2a >ch. Biars
warrior Blbhihgc Portland
BEfFA-r-Ar. Dec. p, -rh. Flora ariudir. ~ar
gent Mt Desert.
I'll Dec -, >ch. renob>c"t, Carter jackson
VILE
BoorHHAl sid. Jan. >, ~,.h. sunbeam ,,otr
Portland for south West Harbnr.
PoRTLANp-Ar. Jan. 2 sch >ra Pigeon, Far
rcil. Prnobscoi for Boston
Moseley Ellsworth. Starlight Lufkin, Boston.
Sid. Dec =, >chs. Franklin Pierre. Holmes
South West Harbor. Tiara, thatto, Bluchll. sun
beam, Colt. fremont.
Ar. Jan I, schs. L. Il. Sargent, smith. New York
Abby Wasson Boston, to lay up.
PoRTsMoUTH->ld. Jan. 3. Sch. Alta elia Wells
for Buckspot.
EAST GREENwIoH-sld. Jan. 2 >ch. Mary Au
gusta, Holt. Calais.
W,REHAM->ld Jan, 3, >ch. city of Ellsworth
Bonsey, New York.
BosTo>-Ar. Dec. 81. Schs. Eagle. smith Ron
iout. Fair Dealer. Potter. York Vineyard fot
Gouldsboro,) Rosebrooks, Port Royal. ;. {. via
Vineyard Haven.
NEW YoRK-Ar. Jan. |, Sch. Frank Marin
Woodward. Ellsworth.
Sid. Jan I, sch. Marcellus, Alley, Providence.
PERTH AaBoY-sld Jan. /. sch. Eliza Ann
Jameson Portland.
Ar. Dec. 81. sch Caroline T., Robbins New
York.
>lI. Jan. :, sch Caroline d.. Robbins. Provi
dence.
PORT CLYDE-In port Jan. 3, sch Glad Tiiings
from -. Johns. " b. for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar. Dec. 81. Sch. Nellie wood
bury, Hodgkin-, Charleston.
wILAISGToS, y. C.-sld Jan ,. sch Mary
Lord, Lord Ponce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

HA>tph >s-At court Of probate, held NJ Els
worth, within and for the county Of Hancock. or
the hrst Wednesday Of January. \. u, lsst.
JAMES TIT R>Tb>, Of fremont having pre-
seniei petition praying that certain real estat,
described therein, Of which MARY \ Thurstun, lat.
OF fremont, In saidcounty died seized and possess
eel. and which L. now owned by him in common
Win others therein named, may he divided am
parttioncd.
nfRIb. That the aid 1hurstun give notice I.
nil persons Interested. hy causing Il copy o. thi.
ORDER :" ~ published three weeks succcrsivcly IL
thr Ellsworth American. printed or published al
Ellsworth, that they may appear ~ \ probate tour-
to l'c held az Ellsworth in -aid county On the first
Nctinr $iat of February next, at ten ~ the cloCk
In the forenoon and >hcw cause. II any they have
why the -Ald instrument should not be proved, ap
proved. and allowed a, the last " III aud tc-iam, nj
of Said Deceased
3v2 PARKER TI-Ck .Ju,igr
Ntfr>t 'HtS. u. DpRR Register.
true Cops, httc-t tHA-. L. boER, Register
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Advertised Letters.
.LI.>woRrH ro~r OFFICE
A Card.

en- ia, evening II Jauu,r, /. l~>l, TIN I'm
d.r~icnc,l was u, happy recipient of 4 uiti
Morncru bound bible presented hA I'll, 80
hath school nf Prospect Illrhor: ann y hlc TIN
book j. hold III high estimation, dur appr-
citation j. pla,,d upon the Young AMI thought
ful mind. ~ th,' dear :, hp,ar, whose icIurt
mrut in The sabbath school = worthy ~ imj'a-
ton: anil thanks ARE hereby ,Vt,nl',! fpr IN,
admired present. and may the inilu,nr, - al
the member II The school Tor good. nrNcr p.
~. + ihc wish ~ thu ,uprrinionI ut
+. ". crr,NF-.
rr-..n..-i ulrInr I'M N le>l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Ellsworth-.Ian. ), by Rev. Dir. Tenney, Mr..
Edgar A. Jordan and Miss Gertrude NJ. Smith.
both of Ellsworth.
East Sullivan-Jan. /. by Rev. &. l.. Bang
hardt, Mr.. Marcus r. Richards Of Eden, and
Miss Phila +. Dyer, OF East sullivan.
Brookn-Dec. 30. by Rev. g. +. Harden.
Mr.. George ii. Jordan Of Sedgwick. and Miss
Ida X. Black. Of Brooksyille.
Ashton. Dak.-Dec. -. by Rev. ". III.
Maison. Mr.: Eugene II. Austin aud Miss Mary
A. Bonsey, both Of Ellsworth, Me.
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SURRY
Jan 9th 1855

We now seat ourselftog give you the crecked
reports Of the smelt fishers Of Pattens bay
G. 7. Jarvis is not h,e lines as he was re-
ported in your isuc thare arc meny far
a head f. W. witham Charles. Eldregde Jes-
sa Ra, II. II. Phillips II II. Phillips has
made the largest hall that ever was made on
this bay two years ago he Cought two hun
dred & thirty three lbs one tide \ this win
ter he cought one hundred \ Seventy fore
lbs F. W. Witham l6s Ii $. 7. Jarvis $50
several others about the same a!thne e.
p. Jarvis has never bin he lines but one
winter TO our nolage all thoe he ought 10
bin for he has raft 4 ganley gts o. )
hundred lbs before the ice will permit the
rest Of the fishers 50 We advise Mr. No 6 70
make little inquircx before writing pr he
may Gil ~ trube n he did ~ THU rrundy
Case Respectfully, yonrs \ H. \ g.
Please PRINT this il Your next weak paper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

There has been wide difference of
opinion a. to whether Standard Of Local
time should be the rule ID Business. but
HOMES BROTHER. have >ccurrl. happy
combination Of both III the .'leNf~ brand Of
cigars. manufactured by ALERT Lewis Of
Bangor. The "lSs4" is the latest out. and
the best for the money. Try them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

How loving they are; this is always a
sure sign. After the first year sometimes it
don't hold good. When Charles comes
home to you groutv and cross, swapping and
snarling, unable to relish the nice dinner
YOU have cooked. and feels as if there was a
ton Of pig iron in bis stomach. he is troubled
with dyspepsia, aud Sulphur Buffers is the
only medicine that will cure him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10
l,Er,

Our correspondents, while exercising
the greatest care, are sometimes mIsintnrm-
ed regarding facts ia their locality and when
such is the case We cheerfuIly give space 10
make the necessar, corrections. In the fol-
lowing We have not felt at libert, to make
any changes as the party, or parties. sending
in the letter gave onl, the signatures which
appear below, aud We print the letter. there
fore, as we received il:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Our citizens are improving the excel
lent shedding in hauling their Years suppl.
of fire wood; the woods resound with the
ring Of the axes, and the roads are filled
with passing teams.
Jan. s. DELTA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Lihcine.
-Boreas has opened his weather ways
for the past few DAYS. Sunday the mercury
ranged from II deg. to IS deg. below.
Christmas ps ssed of with the usual ac-
companymt nj Of Christmas trees and pres
ents for all, especially the young.
-Lamoine seems to be in the crucible
just now in as many months, four of our
young men, who were just entering the arena
of activity, have been called to the "other
land" Mr.. George y. Coolidge who died
Dec. %, the son Of Newell i. Coolidge,
Esq, was widely known and generally es-
teemed His yoang idow. the wife of but
year has the sympathy Of the whole COM
munlty.
The ladies of East Lamoine, engaged
in the laudable undertaking of raising funds
to repair the fence and adorn the grounds of
their cemetery, held supper at the school
house Monday evening. which called out a
large gathering from all parts of the town,
and brought into the treasury substantial
sum.
The ladies' circle of the First church,
hold a sociable and fair in the town house
Wednesday evening Of the present week,
the proceeds 10 be devoted To repairing the
interior Of the church. A large crowd is
anticipated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Mr.. G. e. BurrilI. reports the line Of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipations
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
20 our merchants and others j. would lie
furnished bv National Bank .1tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10
FOR SALE.

QI) seventeen Thirty Seconds. The controlling
interest OF the Fishing Schooner Mary Jane Lee
t2s, tons burden. Inquire Of the undersigned,
ROBERT MULLAN,
WEST SULLIVAN, MAINE.
January y. 1888 4tf
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For the greatest amount Of pictures at
short notice, call at Joys Gallery where YOU
can get 2sS at one sitting by the new In
Simultaneous Dry Plate Process
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

CoATZACOALCos-Ar. Dec. l6 Sch. Wver G.
Sargent, Wilson from Vera Cruz.
VERA CRUz-Ar. Dec. Is, Bark Mary c. Hale
Higgins, New York.
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Died.

obituary notices. bsyoHd the bate Name aHd f1e
must be pdidfor az the rate Of ten cents q line.
Ellsworth-Jan. :. Mr.. Edwin W. Austin.
aged 81 years and ii months
Ellsworth Falls-Dec. 16. Mr.. Christopher
Williamson, aged - years and @ months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Gail a, Jo,'> and examine the Photo
graphs he is now getting zap with his new
sa,ucn and accessories.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

For Cards. Bill Heads, Programmes,
Circulars and Posters. send to the
AMERICAN Office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10
HANCOCK COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
Ellsworth. Maine.

bH'+i-Ni[E ~, hfIt II -ft JN'O.
MONEY deposited on or before the 1T day of
ll March, June. september ami December will
draw dividends from the first Of same month.
Dividends on deposits payable twice a year,
June and December.
Dividends ! soon as declared are added to the
principle, thu, compromising the interest every
-iN months.
s5- Under the existing law of this state, all
deposits in savings Banks, are exempt from mu
nicipal taxation.
No returns Of names Of depositora required
70 he made To state or town authorities, and all
accounts are held by this Bank 10 he strictly pri
yatc and confidential.
Marr1e't women and persons under age de-
post money III their own names, that il can
be drawn only by themselves, their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians. Trustees. and others having in charge
trust funds,
JAMES r. DAVIS, President,
4Tf &C. 81 RRILL, Treasurer.
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Sullivan.

The following officers Of ID. L. Weare
Post. No. 50, of Fast Sullivan, were in
stalled by Post Commander. II. G. Vaughan
Of Ellsworth. on Friday evening: J. b..
Johnson. Com'd'r; II. T. Whitaker, S V.
G.. NJ. G. Witham. Surg. L. c. Hooper,
Chap. \. J. Peltee AdJt. ). X. Downing.
q. NJ. Vim. Eaton. Q. ID. :; J. l. Perry. O..
g.; :. .. Hardison. @ VI. $. G. II. Rob
ertson. ). NJ. Comrade 7. l.. Guptli!, J. V.
C. elect, was absent and not installed. being
kept at home by illness.
The Post is in flour!shing condition
and should receive large accessions from the
many veterans in Sullivan, Goudsboro and
Franklin.
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If you have any Picture. t ,e copied,
enlarged and framed, YOU sho4lJ leave Your
orders with b. +. Jov at once
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t. the Honorable Iu,lgc ~ Probate 81 the county
~ Hancock
TIIt UNDER igncd rNecutor- 81 thu. will of James
l. !. p-g""'i, late "f Ellsworth. tn -aid cunt, .
deceased rt-pcrtfulis Represent that their. are In
their possession certain accounts property ~ ~aId
decreased ~ the time NJ hi death. ami that they
RAYS u~rh 'inr diligence anti have t'scn unable to
collect the amt that there j. NJ respect ~
their being allie tp ~ ~,. And thcs thcr,fnrr
pray thar ih,y may BE- rmpow err'i and authorized
~ ~tll ttt -atn" ST public sale, law prpt iIcl,
aud that the names 81 the pcrsan-'h b, whom -aIi
account arr against and Tia, amount due ON same
are ulr't iu the Probate Dfcr for said tuuuty.
EpW ARD h HOPKINS
"a tb-t.thIt ~ l-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-01-10

Schooner William T.. Leggett, of Bueksport, was
purchased by Capt. Geo. Price and others Of
SOuthp0rt.
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City and County.



Tn, hearing on -lc MI. Desert Railroad
before thu commissioners. will 10 held the 10th
inst. at Bar llarhor.
Tho current number Of the Musical Her
oid j. Vel flied. and keeps up it, high stand
in- az p musical publication.
III, Commercial informs IL readers that
thr, can't trl how cola it i ~ looking al a
twenty live CENT thermometer.
The man who predicted severe win
'rr and tn ont WHO predicted an open winter
can Zach look at N, oih'r and >ay Il told YOU
So"
n, steamer H,nr, Morrison. plying be-
TWEEN Eo,Aland ana Ell,w orth. ha> been com
lai0i n hHul ~ "n account " thu icr in the
hat
IA, rai- nf %, shore Lin, arr nov laid 10
The river. 81 IA, fsll- village, and the work Of
rurtin- 90, hrid-, timhcr. in position will he
cninm,u,,l n once.
IN, county commissioners VAT, in session
l' th,ir ruri room. la-t vt'k. ronsidcrin- III"
claims tur iaud damage, pr,~, nt,d a-''in-i ia"
~har ID" railroad.
\ ,,lr trt,k from ia, >hnr Line railroad
la, h.,u run To- the, IljucAl,, \ E-ory mill in
n,lham. ami 20. mill win TO- run 70 il full
luiN -antn- lath-.
m, thr,t ma-io'i schooner clifford Capt.
j. ID. Ert-i,r n hi,h Sailed from New YORK
- NJ. IN. arrived ~ Marauhan. Brazil NOV. 81.
after !. .,--a-, 30 rh'rr,-rur da,,.
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Some of the Bargains we offer will
find quick sale and last but Il few
days and as We cannot replace
them unless at a loss to Us, t c same
will not be replenished % call
early and secure what YOU can Of
them.
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"A heavy rain storm commenced here this
NV n,lnaSdavA morning

"A heavy rain storm commenced here this
"wednesday morning.
At the annual meeting Of Lygonia Lodge. of
+. a \. NJ. held on "Wednesday evening Jan.
I'd. the following officers Were elected for the
ensuing year: jas. +. Parsons, W. NJ; thas.
{. Burrill :. W: j. G. Chilcott. J. W.; l.. b.
Wyman. sec'y; Lewis Friend, Treas; A. W.
Packard. :. d.; Thos. l.. Tracey. J. D.; Ham
ilton Joy. j. &. Chicott. z. r. Aiken. Finance
Committee; Hamilton JOY. ProNyto Grand
Lodge.
casting has afforded great sport during
the past few DAYS. and ha. not been unattended
with thu usual number Of accidents. saturday.
4 lot Of hoys were coming down one Of the
cross streets. on bob. and on reaching
school street colidcd with a team in which
were two ladies. Both the ladies jumped out
and the horse. badly frightened. wheeled
towards State street and struck out 1t q tearing
pace. Instead ~ turning down this street.
when he reached II. he kcpt straight on and
attempted 10 jump The picket fence of the old
Peters homestead lie caught on the fence
and was secured by some men near by. The
sleigh was hadl, wrecked and the horse more
OF lc>, injured. The ladies escaped unhurt rs
jii also the hoys who caused the accident.
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Notice Of Sale.

THE Ellsworth E0snary 4 " achin~ Go
J. offer for sale all of their property, real
Me-, consisting of land, butIaings msachin-
cry, tools and atSrk. They will also entertain
proposals for a lease of the same; or for the tiis
posal of such an additional amount of the unssueti
Capital stock will be necessary to enlarge the
business.
Forfurther particulars inquire of, or address Win
o. Mcdonald, or Lafayette Davis at Ellsworth Ne
WIN. o. MCDONALD, Treas
Ellsworth. Oct. 30. 1882. ATT
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ELLSWORTH STEAM LAUNDRY &
DYE HOUS
WEST End UNION RIVER BRIDGE. ELLSWORTH, M.

RB- All kinds of Garments cleansed and dyed.
Kid Gloves and Ostrich Feathers specially. 3.
Laundry Work of all kinds done at short notice
lyr40 l.. J. FILES, Prop'r.
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Louisa NJ Heath, E>'r
OEpEEEp.-lhIt the -ait accountant give NO
tIcr t. an persons Interested. hl causing cupN 81
thi- pl7irr I" Ne publ -he'i thrc week. successive
IN IN thr Ellsworth American that they may uI.
pear Al Probate Court "a ic hnl,n at Buck port
Oh the irt " Wednesday III Jnnunry next at tn u
the Clock In Tho forenoon. and show cau-c. IL any
They nave. why the same should not be allow cd
U3Wj2' PARKER II Z Il. Judge.
\ true copy, Attest tnt>. =. noRR, Register.