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Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF MAINE


HANCOCK. IS May 20. 1884.
nAKEN upon execution and win he sold BY public
II auction on the 2sri day Of June, a. -, Iss4.
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon AZ the Office OF John
h. Re,lman Esq, In Ellsworth. In said County. al
the right title and interest which Frederick r.
Conary has or had at the time of the attachment
upon the original writ 10 certain lot or parcel OF
land situated In Ellsworth and bounded AMI de
Scribel A. follows, to wit. Beginning NJ the
northwest corner Of George Miiikens shore lot
then running south twenty nine degrees West
thirty rods to Lean.er Millikens lot; thence east
orly TO the shore ten rods: thence northeriy and
ea-terly by the shore to the place OF beginning,
containing two acres more or less, AMI being lot
Nc. = on j. 4. Deans plan OF said lots
Also all the right, title and Interest sad tonafy
had at the time Of the attachment upon the original
writ 10 another lot parcel of land. situated IN
said Ellsworth. and bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit beginning on the shore OF mon
River at the northwest eorncrof Helen NJ Rcmick
lot thence running sou;herly In said kemicks nne
twenty nine rods 20 Leandcr Mllikens lot thence
westerly eighteen rods on said Milhkeu's line to
said Frederick T.. Conarys lot thence norther. on
said Conarys line TO Union River, to the place OF
beginning and containing tive acres more or less
AMI being the same lot conveyed to FREDERICK 4.
Conary from orrcn l.. Thomas and recorded In
Hancock County Registry. Vol. ii2. Page SIS
Attest
3w2l Attest =. TAFT, >herin.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Happy asd Hungry

Dor UsrS tsc sear- wa> = constant sufferer
with iha' NM. terrible AMI anno,in.s disease
dv-prp.r. After paving Not hundred. ~
dnllar- thr unly medicine | found that would
dn inr ans gpvfl Wa sulphur Hitirr,. tx
bottles cur,I me. NnN | can ,af well ani am
happN ani hungry. EriinH.
Ln>T i,o>T during thu Ia; tw,l,, hnur-
thsl ms'iicninG pain in IN, back ~ reward
{. Offered hui fhi> aisirc J. frr,l, .i,cn. II
sou would w. served lik,wi--. Ii.r kpAN'~
hfnNfN $50 RA'N rt,~TFE.
Itli cn.
NE"rII>r. ~ u. IT,, ,ou viii pr,.,.nt
many Of the di."s~.- prevailing in th- spring
snd summer SEASONS.
\ h-h mandarin NJ ,hina III hi- lcitrr IN
thank, 70 nr. NNrr fnr having introduced
hycr'- Pi> into thr Celestial Empirr. called
them sweet 'nrin- ~'-d"-a very appro-
PIRATE name They sr, .Nc,'. the, ,ury. and
arr. therefor. ihr luo.t rr,id'aLl, "-.,.,i."
sick man rln invest in.
ei AKFE RITTFE~. fur Kidney Diseases
from whirh many suffer thc,.. Bti.r- Mr.
excellent. and csn ". taken without danger "a
any onr. They ar, upon the ecnJrr ~ lifc, The
digestive orsnn>
Tt.- ipu iuiirair % shortage og the ,.,tt fruu.
milNan l-'ttlr- 80 Hi>r- EApif ~ tuEN Eh-
s'NEE -.'li aui guaranteed lyrI
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Stockholders Meeting.

Dl order Of the Directors the annual meeting of
ID the stock khollcr- - the t.oudshoru silver
NlniuE Company will be hci at the Once of John
u Rctiman, El-w nrth. Me. on Monday, the ninth
daN " june next NJ Two o'rlurk In tho afternoon,
NJ act upon the following matters aud articles.
w
AWTIttt To elect q ncw Ioaul ~ Directors
amt other necessary officers
NErI,tr U.-Tn provide some WAY tn pay the
,rlt- - the Company AMI prn~scut" IT. business.
R1l " uas i- pn,y tle To- -cy fthe meeting Will
authur!4r j sale ~ the Mine AMI an the property
rf the COMPANY au' n III" meeting icride % ho
tarn ~ authorize anil instruct the President
Rnl Tn'a -urr % ~Neyuts all necessary 'i"ei~ and
pal.r, t.t that end. anil 20 ~ all matters anil
things n.cc--lry H. bC ions to carry ont th" ini"n
ton. amt votes ~ IN" TnU-tinZ
iul -tatgtasn nj pt tine hulnC!Al condition Of the
tnnIar, viu l presented at the meeting. anh al
~trrkhnilrr. n'rr--tsi nrr rarnr-tlt requested 70
p" rn'Nrrt
JNii> T. EEnMN N>. rrrn- \ ~
tfi-trrtf M. Nrt :. - !v2l
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

In the Senate of the United States, re-
Gently, Mr.. Frye.oftered the following as one
of the amendments TO the Dinglev shipping
bill which was agreed to: "Sec. That the
word port as used in sections AIS and
1884 of the Revised Statutes, in reference TO
painting the name and port of every regis
tered or licensed vessel on the stern Of such
vessel, shall be construed to mean either
the port where the vessel is registered or
enrolled, or the place in the same district
where the vessel was built or where one or
more Of the owners reside"
Should the above quoted amcndmen, be-
come law. it will be very satisfactory to a
large part of the ship-owners Of Maine and
other sections of the country, for it will cor
rect the long standing evil of requiring sss-
sels TO hail, in many instances, from places
where no part ofthem il owned.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
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County News i.

Deer lsie.
The weather for this past week has been
varied, alternating between rain storms
and showers.
Sch. 5. Z. Adams. Capt Eben Saunders,
sailed for Belfast. May 10, fer repairs.
Mrs. Keteltas is having some changes
made in her house. A new kitchen and
pantry, and small dining room, will be
finished. with other improvements.
Mrs. F. f. Johnson has had wire
fence built on the street from her house to
land of F. II. Gross
Private school in this district, taught
by Miss Annie Sylvester, closed May l6
A. q. Gross has had men at work the
past week turing terraces and planting ap-
pie and maple trees. Capt. s. g. Haskell
has also set out quite lot of naples round
the lawn in front of his residence.
May IL. !. O. U.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO the Voters Of Hancock
County.

d EiLNiNG my Inability u reach YOU
N BY the ordinary methods Of cores
pondence. adopt the pan common in the
West announcing that | shah he 4 candidate
at ,h, coming Republican Counlv Convention.
for the Office Of Clerk Of Courts an led to
do ,hls that the voters ii he several towns
Of the County may knos aho aye 10 be
candidates prior 10 the time OF holding the
calcuses at which the delegate. viii he
chosen who are 10 make the nominations
rhe present incamben; has held The office
since 1865. do not claim that can bring
to the office more ability or suaviry Of
manner. | claim these things was a
soldier in the var for the suppression Of the
Rebellion, and came out Of the arm, shalier-
ed in health; have always been a con-
sistent Republican. | have never before
asked for a County office DO so now, not
for the honor, but that NAV be enabled to
support my self and family. have always
mad fearful aversion TO beggars, and Gcd
forgive me for this near approach 10 it,
appeal 10 those men in every town who at
tend the primary meetings TO aid me.
WV. O. MCDONALD,
2ltf ELLSWORTH, ME.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Baptist Church Dedicated at Franklin.

Seventeen years ago, the Baptist meeting
house in Franklin was struck by lightning
and burned The church has worshped in
the Town Hail until last Thursday, when
their recently finished house of worship was
dedicated with appropriate and interesting
services as follows: Invocation, r. H.
Baker, Cherryfield Reading Of Scripture,
W. II. Harthorn, Harrington; Prayer, A..
T. Palmer, Lamoine; Sermon, +. A. Her
ring, Ellsworth PRAYER Of Dedication. A.
A. Cambridge, pastor-elect Of Franklin
church. Services of worship were also held
in the evening. II. II. Baker, of Cherryield,
preaching the sermon. The house is i0x5j.
tower rises at one corner in front. The
interior is finished in brown ash AMI walnut.
and although plain, is attractive and home
ike IN appearance. A chapel will be fin
shed beneath the main audience room
The cost Of the house, aside from the fur
nishings. is s3.l5i
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, SCOUT Of Probate, Ellsworth,
April Term. A D., lisa.
Account. having been filed for settlement In estates
Of
HANNAH g. FALLS, late OF fremont,
(also private acc't.) John A. Walls Admir-.
iBIGAIL JOHNSON, late Of Backsl,orf.
Fred II. Aiken. Admir-, will anne xat.
HTLLL4H UHTTHORE, late Of Deer Isi.,
Joanna Gross, Admr'x
CAROLINE {. FfLKER, late Of Biuetid
Henry H. Darling Ex'r.
CITHERINE HfRLEY, late Of EHseorfk,
Edward T.. Brady, Es'r.
LILLIAN L4DD, Cranberry Isle,
Abraham G. Fernad G'd'n.
M4RF4 ~ JOHNSON, SaiIiraa.
Joshua B. johnson, G'd'n.
oRDERED-That the said accountants give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing a copy of this
Order to he published three weeks successiyely In
the Ellsworth American that they may appear at q
Probate ourt, be holden at Ellsworth, OF. the
third Wednesday Of June next At ten OF the clock
In the forenoon, and show cause II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Sw2ls PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy, Attest Cuas. +. DoRR. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

IyTHERE A. Roswell :. t.arant II Ellsworth. ~
w the County ~ Hanct.ck. au1 state ~ Maine
bt hi- mort "a - deed. IAsri th 9Th tay - Jut
\ u. l-Si. aEt recorded Ia tn, Hancock Registry
~ Deeds. Vol l-- ragc 3t1 convey e,i o. nnr. the
uuIer-i gnc certain lot or parcel ~ land situated
In said Ellsworth. AMI bounded ami d~-r ribcl A.
follows. To vii beginning ~ pine tree spotted
fouT side the western -hlr, ui the northeast
coke Of Reeds Pond, thence northwest across the
mead To yellow btr-il tree vn the high land
nrar the meadow. thence North y West seventy
rods O. spruce trre. thence North - Nr-t
forty e. -h rsat- ~ yellow brrh TREE point
Of high lrsisc thence south - r-i one hundred
and fourteen rods te the shore ~ Reeds Pond
Great Brook side thence following the -h0rr Of
SAID pond -ouiherly and ca-trriy 70 >rltt'> meek
thence northrrly tn the plsce II beginning. rnn
iaining -LNtv fikc more les. And NiIrrt.
the c"niition II ,1ld mortgage ha- been broken,
therefore. by reason ~ the hr'.rh u condition
thereof claim fpryrl1 sure ~ SAID mortga,r ~
WALTER VI. ii AINE~
By Wi-Nell 4 King. hi- Attorneys.
Dated ~ Eil-W Wprih. May -. 4. u l->. 5w2l
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

WHERk y Pari- q Merrill OF BluchlH Halc.a. =
w ounts Maine. lid the twenty eighth ttay af
April, lNi, convey "a ms tn mortgage un,liy ii
ct half nf thirteen twenty fouI1h~ 10 4 certain lui
~ lAnI ~ -ah Biurh!t Commencing on the
south ~itlr ~ filuchll Bat Ht tn, nnithW At
corner Of land owned by heir ~ Jonah Du.i.-,.
thence ~outhrrly by -aid Dodgc'- land ID the ron /
leading 70 Parker Point thence westerly by said
road to land now or formerly owned los t,uilfor,l.
near 4 brook thence northea -tcrly bv said Brook
20 the shore " the Bdy thence -puthrA -t,-riA Nv
thr shore 10 the first mentioned hounds r\rruti ~,
AMI re-srying The Oh steamboat wharf PROPERTY.
ami right 10 Way from -aid property ID thr his IN
way. which -Ald mortgage u recorded ia Hancock
Reg -try Of Drrd. IL Book is Pagr 3.'. rhr
conditions ot said mortgage having been broken.
claim foreclosure thereof hud give this notice
f'r that purpose.
MILtoRD r.. GRI\pIE
By H. a Tripp. hi- tttnrIry
biurhill, Me, hnril n l--G ;,,i-t
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

IIANttA X i ouTt 1f Probate FU-wprth
NUrli ttrIn. : - l-~t.
T1GtN t- III d, II IL MArlIyiir Iud " ALTER
ID VI HkI\I- NJ Ellsworth huth " thc said
tYtlty uf iIAnr.rk, creditors NO fhr estate pi
Ni,.u N Fr4-f lal. ~ -aii MaFiANillr lccca- -sh
ii.tt ~ granted ~ jeremiah II for,ian ~ aid
NlriAS sii,
btpEHfp - ilt the Petitioner giAt uutlCt' to all
Is.r-.,u- interested hs cau-iug copy ~ the priri
90 tpurt thereon. tn De- published ihr''' week
-it,-t.--iyetv in ihc Ellsworth American. printed
at Eii-u4rth tu -aii tauntt thai thrs mas appear
lt N Probate Court a. " hrli Al Eli>w uTth, IN
.aII ntfiit VA tI, nineteenth 'liy ~ june nrNt
HI ten uf tn. ri,sk !n The forenoon. and -hcw
,lu.,. II any 5h,y havr, why n" PRAYER 1T said
petition -bnulI nae; lee granted,
BN.ps FARMER II , II Iu,l-c.
ATTEST Z HN-. l.. BpRR. Register.
\ fttis. cn,tY 1T tht rf,lrr 10 Court thereon
Nir.-t -t.Hk~. 4 BoRH. Er-i-;rr
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Messengers Notice.
nFFI,r - rIrE suERfrF or HANCOCK c"tSrt
STATE OF MAINE.

uFFItF THE sHERiFF OF HANCOCK cot Srt
STATE OF MAINE.
HA>rotk = May -, \, u. l-sI.
THIS l. to give notice, that the twentieth day
L Of Nay. \, -, lSs1. warrant in Insolvency
was issued out OF the Court of Insolvency for said
County ~ Hancock, against the estate Of said II
n Maddox atiiudgrd 10 be Tn-olyent Debtor 90
petition - SAIL Debtor. which petition was hle'l on
ihr twenty eight day of April. \. u l--t, q
wh.rh ,Iate interest on claims Is To he computed
that the pa ent any debts to or by said Debtor
and the transfer am, delivery Of any property by
him forbidden hy law That Meeting OF the
4 rciitnrz uf satd Debtor To prove their debts and
choose NOR a~siguCe- af his estate, VIII bt
hrll st Court ~ Insolvency to be hotien al
Probate pfilce, In -aid County ~ Hancock. on the
nineteenth day % June \. ID, l-Si at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon
Giycn under m, hand the date first above
" ritteu r. l.. WOOD.
Deputy >lirrtr. Messenger % the Court Of In
-.tl,rncy fnr .aib county Of Hancock. sw2l
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

The last of next week there will be a
movement towards Chicago, to be present at
the Republican Convention, June 3. Doubt
less the crowd there will be large one and
many who will go as spectators, desiring to
feast their ewes on the charms of an inside
view, viii have to satisfy themselves with an
outside one. Admission can be gained only
by ticket, and ive tickets are assigned TO
each delegate.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
-, A~cXLr,. Gu. Va, q. lSNi.

T-T IIHFIi' "
Abolt ri.h, year, ast. Phil Wooster. one
Of the Hancock boys. vent W California
aud dtove down h,s stake IN Whit /. uos
The tclu'fal anu n0rri,hn- village OF
Pasadena mci Phd- Tile nthcs dAr. a. his
place % hu>ines, 10 thI, o.ty. ,n! found
him well and hearty. lie speaks u the
highest term, of Southern California. Phil.
is pos,c,.lf of anr ~ Tho iac orange groves
ot Pasadena. Nolrs trii,
4 H. kFNNptn-
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
The Schools Of Name

itere j" nothing % more '''a' iuA'oit-
aHge TO ;he citizens ct iA'' State man Inc
children and no's - mat ahe''' '''ef vel
iart t. greater .-eH' 'Aah 'Ae ''"'h''"
schools: ;ur these schools ''e 'Ae ''iA l4'F-
blood i olr nation Pr'irc' 'he common
>ghool system. anu you lay the ioAnc4'ieh
ier taai Righteousness which eAa!'e'h
nA"on- Lover iAe standard o. '"e common
SCHOOL and Noa over 'he standard M Hl-
u0aa. so'eFHn.en' h"A ooFf-p' '"e i'tH'A;"
H-at ri political iA'e-r'N an-' pF'Ni'''+'H
i'r iAe -''eFa'@eH' T. AiIe' -i.' J->' "'''
'at fcopr ma"e Fl Il can never TI>e mucA
aeo'r ne lr'e. q the a'r5-Se ln''4' -ence
aad integrity % '"t masses "hA constitute
statistic are " 'l.iN GN reading "n'
Hhen hey become a feNe'Ai.o" oi NE ''a'l>
r thr cniaren >1ho''N oil ihis >iA''' 'hfN
arr, Or should "e, 'a'ya'i iF4d5a' WHIP iAe
deepest interest 70 every good '.'4Aeh- ana
particularly 70 e'eIt parent. We nave 'e'
eei'ed from ho"- y \ Luce >'a'e N-p''
y schools copl 81 h'' Va.uao-' Name
Nchonl kepoT' for 1888. from "h'oh NIP"
Is 70 gather ie" -4cts
For tie wear l>>2-@ the whole number o.
scholars m tie >ta'e "a> -I5'>''' when
va al increase of =" over the previous
year OF ih'>e 1920 attended school A'
."nr Lane auflH- ne !oaF. Ire Nh''e
hinoer registered m summer Neh""4> Was
1881 the average num1er' ''''o'- me
whole number registered IN winter schools
wa 1855 the average number "'''"l-
oui y every loo scholars 90 attended,
>rho"l al some tine during the year ami 81
we're absent a.iogeihef Ga an average
!. per cent. attended the summer schools
4nG - per cen;- failed 20 attend ~ leI
cent. attended 'h+ rin'er schools and - per
cent a.d not H.. total school resources
for the year amounted 70 >l,o79.oi5. an m
,rra>r Of ~iG.li5 over the previous wear.
irc amount expended. current expense, ,vas
>l.ool.iI", leaving al uneApendcd balance
q; >I',Ii3 he average expenditure per
scholar. whole number ~ the State. was
>jl".-a'cfage expenditure whole nam
hrf attending, 500.
lhe average length Of schools wa- sum
nler. II weeks. winter. ! week.. Ia The
state the whole number Of schools wa, H.
-9., uf which 80 were graded and 1920
ungradef
Maine has little army Of ..j99 teachers.
Of these there were employed in summer
schools p. males and i..ll females in
winter schools. Is s males and 2.1sH f.
males. G.io2 had had previous experience,
and Col were graduates of normal schools.
Exclusive Of board the wages Of male teach
ers per month averaged -3l.s1 and wages Of
female teachers >l3-36- Inc number OF
school-houSes was ,2S2 and the number oi
districts 1863 II schooi-houses al a cost
q si5,66i, we're built during the year
One encouraging fact, as stated by Mr
Luce, is noticeable; -for thirteen years
with one exception. previous 10 this. th'
number OF persons OF school age ~ iht
State has been constantly on The decrease
An increase, noi iarge Out noticeable, Inn
year again appear ~ Is 10 oe hopeo tha
IS only 'he hfs' oi d series tha' me de
crease o. las' year hAfAea 'he lowest po"
N tne oo"h"a'u ''e"D y sohoo' P'puia'io"
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned. that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Ad
ministrator OF the Estate Of John y. Trundy late Of
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to the said de-
ceaseds estate. TO make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
MELATIAH X. CHASE, Admir-.
April o. 1854. 3w2l.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
BuRD0cK @ blood Buffers:
WHAT 1871?

A strictly vegetable preparation,
composed of a choice aud skillful COM
hination of Natures best remedies The
discoyerer does not claim it cure for
all the ills, but boldly warrants it cures
every form Of disease arising from tor
pid liver, impure blood. disordered kid
news, aud where there is a broken down
condition of the system. requiring q
prompt and permanent tonic, it never
fails to restore the sufferer. Such is
BURDOCk BLOOD BITTERS. Sold
by all druggists. who are authorized
BY the manufacturers to refund the
price to any purchaser who is not ben
Gifted by their use
PRICE, $1.OO.
Foster, Milburn & Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

II NNINt. k4 4st-l the Jrnisrr7 % tho Ellsworth
IL Foundry & MaeatnA Company, vc -hall
open ih" sHpp- far bu-inc-- thu lSth LAY 81 June
HrNt aul rArTs "u The fruuiry In,l Machine bust
nce- under the hru, name - II \. 4 ~ y.
riER, D. - hari labor anl -irtrt alteration r.
business We hope ~ merit itr patronage w AN
Hhu may u,-'l anything in ihc lHr % IA NJ - pr
machinery
.Nsls ~ A. 4 "a y FiERt y.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

THE subscriber hereby gives public notic, tu Al
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
amt has taken upon himself, the trust Of an All
mini-trator Of the Estate Of Josiah Narnum late of
irhnb-c"t III tht county OF Hancock, decreased,
pN GIVING b"lt a. the law utftrt~, hc therefore
quests all persons who ART indebted a. tn, said
tccca-ehs estate, To make immediate payment
aii'i hr'7e Wh' hhNt any Hrinah'~ llrreun to orN
hibit the same for payne
ALBERI r. ARM NJ, Admir-.
April g, l--i. i,-p1.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
NOTICE OF SALE.

d. R>i Ant ,n license from the Hon. Judge ui
l. Probate, for the County of Hancock. shall
sell at public auction, On the fourteenth dat of
June y -. lset, Al ten o'clock tn the forenoon.
on the premises, all the right, title ami interest
whhh Mary b.. Howart, late of BuuhiH III -aiti
county dec.ase'l, had In. ami to the follow Ing p
-'rh'i real estate, VIZ il being acr,,- NOR. ~
les, with the balhiing- thereon. and being nen r
the 'i'ougias- Mine in said Buehil and l,-ins
The OLD homestead of Benjamin tlough Bluvhili
>AMt I'll WATSON Administrator
f-i-t >urrN- MAY :. ISei. bW l9
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
THURSDAY, MAY %.

We 10 not read anonymous letters and eommuni-
Cations The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for puhca
tion but as a guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or pre- serve com
munications that are not used.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Freedom Notice.

HTpTIt . hrr.by gwen lhst g,,r my mtnur
N sou. J0srph Rr,lmau. the rstnai.'ler ~ b.
fniiinrtt and shall claim - h- earnings upr
pas ant ef Af- hlil- tiut Tssfssi after thi- laie
COLIN D. EtnMA>.
lLL..L u M M /. .aLl
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22
Notice of Assignee of his Amendment.

At kllsworth IN the County % IIaneock and
state of Maine. the ninth day 81 May, \. D.. ls-4
rT,Hk undersigned hereby gives notice III hi- ap-
pointment a Assignee of ths estate of Warren
g. savage in said County Of Haneock Insol,eut
Debtor, who has been declared an Insolsent upon
his own petition by the Court OF Insolvency for
said County Of Hancock
WILLIAM VI. BRADLEY Assignee.
sw20.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

THE following list Of taxes on Real Estate .,, oi
/ Non Resident owners In the town Of Bluehill,
for the year of 1858, In bills committed TO L. IL.
Thompson collector OF said town, on the 18th tias
OF Nav 1855, has been returned by him TO me as
rema lining unpaid, February n, 1884, by his
certificate OF that date and remain unpaid and
notice Is hereby given that II the said taxes andin
terest and charges are paid into the treasury Of
aid town within eighteen months from the day OF
commitment OF said bills, so much Of the real
estate taxed, as will he sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor. including interest and
charges. will without further notice, be sold ~
public auction, at the store of. i. Hinckiey, IN
said town. on saturday, the ssnd day Of November
lsst at 2 D clock In the afternoon.
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

property We arr now prrpar,rt {" do custom
ctrlu- tor lIl those u ho wish, Iu first cla--
mAuurv The mill ani ,aui- bcin- new. thv work
men thorough ami experienced -oC t4nu
wht the uIIi, rr-, -atl,iaTtrn given last Wear
unt ~ lca-t Nh repeated thi-, anl NJ
possible .rtRff' n -ATi-Ft'TInN utNEN. NJ nrHr
but the Fr-f If pil viii ", u-,'i Ne warrant thr
roll. 90 br Ia lrn+t condition WttIin nine nr
twelve months when csTlt-l. and bt b.IuZ
prompt " ith customers hope tn rgccIy, TIDE
patronage ~ th"-e having work tp De dome Ia th.-
line. ~rud rs trial bundle. The druuth ,p.- uYt
ciirr this mill Wool l,fi Al the store 20 ARk X
DAVIS, " NtkK -rKFrr. VIII br taken from amt M.
turned thrrr fr.c 10 charEr.
w H EAITNCE e. 90
Ellsworth American., 1884-05-22

\ PLEASANT S-EP.I~E. o. Nluia1
evening. MAY ~ Elder J Heath auI fam
i.s having Jlst ANca possession .ac
AaI-- Ana premises knoSn = th- >aaa
place. we're called upon ~ lryt nInh' r
q ii.c.. fr.cni, and paushiauer.. ,nelading
al. age, from i mlI'h, 20 ~ Year,. tfe r
spending the evening IA a >ocsa! sni pleas
ant n.anaer. and listening ~ appropriate Ie-
mark, frou, Mr. Heath ,hey returned TO their
homes. leaving behind them man, ,ub,tan-
jal tokens % their .bcrI,ll anl Kind ao-
probation.
he funeral 0f Mrs kingman us> n,-
endrA from the Baptist church. a. 10 \, NJ.
May III. Sermon hy Elder Heath Not
w-fh,'4ud;n: the weather va. ~p untavcr-
q l.e There Va. large congregation uAo
NJ an.!csicd ;hc aeepeS' respect and ,Vm-
pa,hy FOR the nourner,
Nh, M n