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$40 ~ esttr Porte.

BELFAsT-Ar. Mar. II. sch. Flora Grindlc.
Sargent, Mt Desert.
BoorHB,r-Ar Narrh 10, sch Elizabeth Foster
Churchill. Boston for orland. and sailed same ia,
PnRrLASp-sd Mar. 10. srh Carrie VI Richard
son Holhrnok Il Pierre Mart
Mar II. sch- Jennie BsaIlrv. smith, sagua
Abby WaSsnn, Lori, It. Johns y H.
>ii March, ". sch. Regulator. westrnt Castinc
Sill. Mar. IS sch. Helen q. Moselcv. Holt.
Havana.
RosIoS-Ar. Mar. H. sch. Augusta J.. Hcrrick
AZ Mar n. schs Montana. Brown. IIolukcn
Florida. Warren. New York Annie u. Levitt.
Lewis. New York.
Ar Mar Il. sch. David Faust, olcr. Mragoane.
VINEYARD H,vy~-Ar Mar L. sch David
Faust. Oher. from Miragoane, Feb. l.. FOR Boston.
PRovIpENCE->lh. Mar ~. ~ch~. Abigail Hayucs.
Trcworgy and CITY 81 Ellsworth, Bou-ry. New
York.
NEW H,vE>-siI. Mar. l. sch. Harvest Home.
iIods'lon, Rappahanock River
DyrCu ISLAND H,RnoR- NJ. Mar. .. ,ch.
E.lith u. Coomh-. Thompson. from Turk Island,
fnr Belfast and sailed same day
Ar Mar. ~. -ch. Ich fryc, Langley. mr. >cw
YORK.
NEW YoRK-Nr Mar il. sch. Seine wo,.lnury
IIn4igkin-. i Domingo CITY.
Ar. Mar. 4. -rh. Python Providence.
Ar. Mar. 10. ~ch- Black Warrior Bnhhdgr,
Blnrhlil
III Mar 10. .ch- Ruth Darling. Chapman for
Brunswirk Carrie 4 Buckmnn. GRAY Galveston
tpclRrowN-~li. Mar II. Sch Florila Warm,
New ! ork for Boston
DELAWARE DREAKw tTIR-~ld. Mar 10. ~
White Foam. farrrn. New York, for Jamaica
BALTIMORE Ar Mar. Is. sch Post Rov ,.rtt.
Wilmington. Y. {.
Pun ,pELFHt,-Ar. Mar H. sch Pcnoh-ru'
~ Mar. is. -ch. wild Pigeon. for Fail River.
r,sc, .orL,->ld Mar o. brig M,rnnu-
frtrr-on. Vera truJ
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The ladies' circle Of the First Baptist
church had an oyster supper and fair at the
Town Hall, Friday evening last. which was
largely attended ard well patronized. A
substantial amount was realized towards the
funds Of the society
In our communication Of last week We
enormously stated tina, Capt. Jesse Bragdon
had left for the West. The Capt. has not
yet gone but expects to do so at an early
date.
We are glad to welcome home Capt.
Edward Higgins Of the bark Chlotilde,
which has just made a remarkably quick
passage from South America. Capt. Hig-
gins expects to return to his vessel in few
DAYS. Delta.
Mar IL.
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iauo.l
T.. T.. BRADY.
City Clerk.

s-Sb'"t''-
t, ....I
H. ''osF' /, !,
III III 49, i '.a''
'-'' ~ 49, III III I'll HILL
nHNe 'iN''''. LII $500 u.'.''s Is '''''' IT.
= II n"
Our people are beginning to wake Up
and are coming out for work. The packing
'on PAM "oi "'i'e'' o. Sa'''ei4 ,s :" ."e 'i'
100 anu VIC ''''
VIII DE III i''ii "-as' oe'o'e Nay
The Phosphate Company is organized
and this industry will soon be in such state
a. to furnish good work and full compensa-
tlou for large number of hands.
~ p-L - ,.,.,,. .,.,
nai I 1o vi, '.'e '.eP..o.e ros' '' HID
81 = III anu W.T. e'e " 70 T. P,e's' na'e
LII MI. a., .,,h aau =, r.. =.
epAnn,'.e" -" ~ ~ '''' 'Ne IT.
y i''o'''
An energetic movement is being now
made fer carrying out the purposes for which
the East Lamoine Water Works Company
was organized one wear ago. The object is
to carry the water from Blunt's Pond and
distribute it on the route TO the steamboat
wharf at the Point, there to furnish an IN
limited supply for steamboats,, vessels, the
factory and other general purposes. We
understand that the talented and experienced
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The masquerade ball TO be given in Hancock
Hall, the 21th inst, in aid Of the High School
Building Fund, will be one Of the most en-
joyable affairs Of the season. Andrews
Orchestra win furnish the music. Costumes
can be obtained OF W. ii. Davis. The many
who do not care TO join the maskers, will find
an enjoyable evening by purchasing gallery
ticket, and by so doing aid good cause.
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Mt Rruss-!u-
Fifteen wild geese passed over TIL, place
Yesterday morning. heading northeast
Mr. Levi Narnum "a, seriously hu.,
a,' "Wednesday, ,, you which ~ NJ
driving.
Th,.t I, schooner d Dodge, wharf
from Portland dschargsug corn anI flour
for fhc Grange.
Capt Andrew We,co;t Ia, gone /, ioiu
his ,,s,,i al Rhndr l>.ar,!
MIR, George >t,,rn. i,a here l.,t
Tuesday, to Join h,r husband At Ma
Haven.
The Joiners and painter, have resume!
work on the new store II ''the corner
Now this corner. about which 50 much has
been .aid. l. not corner IN rgss. n.r
corner IL smeiis 81 an,thl4- ,.sr ut thc
Kind. II be corner u !. p.ltr where t.ur
rpai, meet where there J., j mtet4ag -hoa,r.
sch house. prstotfice. haI, three Store.
anl smiths shop The View from th.s
paar J. fine indeed Eight inmates wa.A
M lon travel N the night direetionl ui.!
hfln. tpu % the yer, top of ''Iapiey's Hill"
from where up ilcr Sica can W nit ~ the
county. From there Iou hlv, bird, eve
we" Of the most part u four ,1l1iie,.
Harcock. Penob,coi. Waldo and knol
# the earth we're Hat surface. !, Wa IN
''Ga..leo'> time. YOU could see the best part
Of j, from "layleN's Hill" Now Of the people
VII, reside al the corner more re-
llgious. more hOspi.abi, kinder hearted. bet
ter read, letter Travelled. more fun-.oying
people M nni exist in TIL, State But wr
Nh, INV rlthi her. IN ..tb, rprn.r AVA
,tr, much abused; and this abuse We An
MT gong n stand any logger. Something
N 'hi, ~ usage We ma, It'll you nex'
wrcA'
MAJ Ill., IoI,Np.
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Arc You Cellar

TO travel. II so you must be very careful OF
your health, or your doctors bills will cost
you more than your travelling expenses. A
bottle Of Sulphur Bitters will protect YOU from
all sickness incident TO change Of climate
EUenfng Telegram.
-"Hew to the line. let the chips fall where
they will" That's just what Jadwin's Tar
Syrup is doing every day in the week. 1t Is
excellent for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
@. A. Parcher. Mar,
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of Executor
ofthe last willard Testament of Nancy G. Jordan,
late of Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock,
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs ; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
SAMUEL WATSON.
East Surry, Feb. o. lssi 3wlIs
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II The Art IaterchGHge Of Marrh IL CON
tain eighteen columns OF questions and
answers, in which every topic bearing upon
art i intelligently discussed. Here are 10 be
found. among many other classes OF informa-
ton. advice - 10 the artistic furnishing Of
apartments and houses: full directions for
painting in oil and mineral color~; suggestions
for >rreen-panc-, sachet>. porteres, and in
-truction in hammered bras. An instructive
article on Picture-Framng and another on
>tcncihng are TO be commented. The designs
for thi- issue are more than usually attractive.
They embrace the study Of an owl tlifc >iZcB
for panel decoration: outline design Of Gin
dcrcla for sketching on linen; poppies for
panel; oak-leaf design for modelling in clay :
a-hberry design for cup and saucer; design Of
cherries for fruii-plate; apple-blos-om- for
vase: rose design for plate; and two sketches
for outline embroidery. "DayDreams." a
charming reproduction from an etching. and
marine view. are al-o among the attractive
illustrations.
The Art Interchange OF March - will con-
tain two colored studies by Miss Caroline
TownSend-one suitable for decorating hand
bag. and the other border for .tenciling or
embroidery. beautiful design for ceiling
decoration will also appear in that issue,
will a study OF a toad. designs for a set Of fruit
fOyleys. several designs for small articles in
brass rcpous-c work. designs Of thistle for cup
and saucer decoration, and panel design Of
humming-bird,. Published BY
WILLIAM WHITLock.
40 Nassau Street. New York.
sample COPY on receipt Of 10 cents
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Farm Fer Sale.

THE farm known as the King Mace. situated on
J. the West side of Jorilan's River, in Trenton
viii he sold low and favorable terms a. the
owner has engaged IN other business. said farm
contains - acres divided into wood pasture and
tllage land. Cuts IS tons OF good English hav
has two wells Of water, good barn and house ari
outbuidngs In fair condition. For further IN vi
culars inquire Of address
:. ii. RICHARDSON
At j. l.. ELDRIDGp.S cos
OH Ellsworth, Ne
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Whether the United States are 10 regain
their former pre-emnent rank CONNER
cial and naval power on the seas, is question
that no American can contemplate with in
difference. The subject is discussed with
marked ability in the North american Re-
uie,e for April by the Hon. Nelson Dingey
VI. G., who opposes the project Of admitting
foreign-bult ships 10 American register. and
by Capt. John Goldman, who is well known as
a Jealous advocate Of that measure. Judge J.
A. jameson, in the same number OF the Re
Uie,c, discusses the question, ''Shall Our Civ
ilization be Preserved" pointing out the means
that are at hand for wlthstanding the various
agencies, physical, moral and intellectual
which threaten to overturn our existing civil
and social institutions. The Rev. DIR. Philip
Schaff gives a sketch Of the development Of
Religious Freedom" DIR. Felix l.. Oswald
writes Of Changes in the Climate OF North
America with special reference TO the in
creasing frequency Of disastrous floods. Prof.
c. A. Eggert offers "A Plea for Modern LaI.-
guages" in the higher education; and Julian
Hawthorne diseourses OF Literature for Chill
dren." Finally, there is a discussion Of .Re-
cent Criticisms Of the Bible by the Rev. DIR.
Il. Heber Newton and the Rev. A. q. Mort
inner.
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Visiting, Wedding and Adj
dress Cards, done as neatly
and as cheaply as can be OBJ
tanned at any other places,
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STATE OF MANI.


HANCoCk, ss:-Court of Probate, February
Term, \. ID. lssi.
Upon the petition of Jesse Trcworgy creditor
" of the estate of Jesse Davis late OF Ellsworth.
in said County, deceased. that the Administration
of said estate may be granted to Arno ". King,
OF said Ellsworth,
ORDERED, That sail petitioner give public
tice to all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this Order to be published three weeks successive
~ In the Ellsworth American, new paper print
ed or published in Ellsworth, that they may appear
at Court of Probate for said County, 10 he he'll
at the Probate Office in said Ellsworth, on the
clock in the forenoon. and show cause ii any they
have, why the same should not he granted.
3wlls PARKER TUCK, Judge,
A true Copy, Attest: CHAs. Z. DoRg, Register.
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eoaldsboro.
Winter fingers.
a remarkable winter for milling and
teaming.
MIR. A. 5. Rolf was unanimously re elect
ed school agent for district No. 10. last Sat-
urday. \ pretty solid endorsement of his
last years doings. There will he three terms
of school the present year, Of 10 weeks each
The Boston Post says the democrats in
congress are weakening in respec, to their
free trade doctrines. The Ner York Trib-
nne saws il was cruel bio'r Fifty sight
Of those democrats vii! vote against the
Morrison bill. What remorseless stultifer
il politics X.
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REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CT

As TO Purity and WhOlesOmenc
o Royal Powdrw
stances
at Powder pure
A MORT Ph.D
ut stance
vel Indit Of Tcchnol
II no esomc DAS,H
altes of
land n the
albert NJ Analytical Chemists, St.
awriov afc
Z
Noor
hall
-hofv
Prof Shc,
lcacA,a ccpt
It's
rial FovIB
Of
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be
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nt,ft,rs naf..,,. s,y,nttas mt NuDe ANT lr>
'asst b, ,t,i f,' ~ fh~ rate af i,4 r,afsG am
W. Hancock Mar. 10. Hon. .Iohn Milik,u,
a-c-i - YEAR. months and /. days.
south >urry Mar. :. John Young. aged -
YEAR.. months and L. DAYS
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spoken.

Mar :. lat. = - long - 81. -sl Jennie \
~Euhh-, from New York, Tor Newt.
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Mr.. Amasa Sargent OF Boston, is here on
business matters conner ted W ith his firm.

/ hfu ia>t Ntfh flt Hfl~ Oh tipfn mere
E. 4. Clark Of Boston University school OF
Medicine. and y. Z. Brown Of Hahn Medical
| College Of Philadelphia. are ut home on
vacation. They are students Of DR. Haines.
\ wonderful discovery In, recently been
made by the application Of Graphite H.
hriant. II j. likely 10 >upcrscdc oil and grease
and become n valuable TO the nation any OF
| the modern discoveries
There are now twcnty-hrc. telephone
subscribers in Thu city. Three have been
ordered during the past week. viz. at the
| Hancock House, at II. b. Ma-on- store. and
at the ofiic, n II. y. saunders. Clerk OF
Courts.
The contributions 10 the supper TO be held
in Hancock Hall. THURSDAY evening. March %
arr solicited from all interested in the work Of
the High school Buildin. Association. sent in
a, ,arls in the afiernoon a possible and a
committee will be- IN waiting to receive them
Lei"k Lodsc |. 30. F. win hold an ami
vcr,ar, ,ociahlc 1t their hail. on Thursday
evening. March ~. 1t o'clock All Odd
Fellows AMI their ladic~ arr invited. Ladies
arr requested d furnish caAc. The committee
having the matter IN charge hay. arranged
,nea and instrumental programme that II i.
hoped viii max. the occasion Interesting
- learn 'hhi apt. John \. Lord. Capt.
Joseph Higgins and others. have purchased
ia" >eh. Lisht ct the Ea>i. ~ fremont. 49,
tom. and >he viii be- added 10 The Ellsworth
h''' ami 10 commanded by capt. AlVah
N""dw AMI The schooner l. now hauled up
~ orient. Long Island. anil Capt. Woodward
VII probably Z" after her next week and
hHo hcr her' when ,hr ice lvaNoS "a" bay.
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4, f..,,,.,,, t. ua.,uo-.,.. Il. .l;-,,a,.,,
w.. ,,, MAIL, p.lI p.,
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City and County.



tac air.
We are indebted 10 senator Hale for the
sixth number of the Statistical Abstract Of the
nited States. for 1873.
Mr.. Daniel Z. Brady. foreman Of the cher
rAHeid C"brieT office. was in the city Monday.
on visit 10 hi> home and friends.
Mr.. Henry l.. Murch ha, bought The old
Dr. Peck place. on the West side OF the river
and will move there in about : fortnight
capt. \. {. Holt left Friday. for Portland
10 Join hi vessel, tht Helen q. Mo>cly, which
sailed the iir,i Of ihi> week for The north side
of Cuba.
\ aihau Butler. E>q., Of Minneapolis. Mimi.
who ha> been spending the winter Al III. Old
home in Hancock. lift. MONDAY, for hi home
in Minneapolis.
The High >choot oracle. published and
edited by the scholar, of the Ellsworth nigh
school. will appear Friday morning Don't
forget t" secure copy.
The FLYING Yankee train. between Port
land and =. John. y. b.. viii hc put on about
June !. Trains viii b. RIM o,,rih Nj. Desert
Branch to connect with IT,
On our third pa-.. i,A,la,. win b., found a
striking ami instructive illustration ~ tho
comparative worth Of thu various Kind ~
baking POWDER now in thu market
The steamer Henry Morrison. together
with tho whar,,, and sheds belonging to the
t1l-,,..-,l, p,..lt.,,, a,,, p,,,.t;u .,..,..,,
,..,.,..,., =. a,
p.,,4 ...,
,.,l LIN ,-Io,,. we,lr,.J,v ,..u;,., 80, ,l,,
street b,tv,,,.n u,n,o,l II,I ami h,r b,,,.c nm
Pine street TIN. fpa,r ,yiir .,pf.r g, f,,orh,
l,.4,ir.tl,.,. e., ,h. p,,.,r
:,
l'' '''' w ''.' I"
i'f''7 m
NIT
To- doub." >i"r' ~ the lower md Of Man
street. En'A>i'"H- known a. The chase >tor"
""' sold al auction. THURSDAY, for Sih1. also
"n' tenement IN The 'ha>' block Oh school
>.r'7'i fpT >b>'. Both pirUc- % PROPERTY wert
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For Sale In BUcksp0rt.

The property known a. the John
" rntwarth home stead situated on
iii Mcdonald street, one of the I.-t
I'M streets in the village The l1tt snta!p,
30 rods, ha- ~ bearing al,l.
trees and has 10 handsome, well grown. maple
shade trees on tig Inc of the street. The hu.i-r II
ioNs, ell 2lNlJ, II story, stable connects SJN3p
has stone cellar. Buildings III good condition.
" ater the best AMI never failing. Two inmates
walk to r. ". Z. seminary AMI five tnthe r. o. ara
VI. q. depot. view Of the PenUb-cot ri, az ami
Fort Knox u had from the front The above /.
very desirable situation for II following th,,
sea. Price, SitE' :. +. HAIL.
BuckSport. Jan. T. ISL. 3tpoN2
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CAUTION.

r HEREBY forbid all persons harboring or trust
i ing my wife Cora 4. Fogg on my account as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
late.
JOHN LEE FOGG,
Otis. Maine.
March ]. 1884, 3wII
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City Government.

At the adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen Saturday. March Is. 10 A. NJ. May
or Redman in chair. the following order was
passed by the Board and approved by the May
or.
Ordered, That all committees OF this Board
shall consist OF three members.
The following committees were appointed
by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board:
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
Aldermen Wyman chairman. Higgins and
Hopkins.
COMMITTEE on FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Aldermen Hopkins (chairman). Bonzey and
Wyman.
COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS.
Aldermen Higgins tchsirmcnl, Brown and
Hopkins.
COMMITTEE on STREETS.
Aldermen Brown chairman, Bonzey and
Hopkins.
COMMITTEE OK CITY PROPERTY.
Aldermen Bonzcy chairman. Wyman and
Brown.
COMMITTEE oN LIBRARY.
Aldermen Wyman chairman. Hopkins and
Higgins.
LIBRARY BOARD.
Geo. T. Dution. Esq. Hon. A. 7. Wiswell,
Rev. +. F. Butler. Mr. II. II. Harden. Mrs.
VI. +. Avery and Mrs. +. X. Hopkins.
City Marshal. appointed by Mayor and con-
frmei by Board, John II. Brown.
Janior 81 Hancock Hall. Austin II. Poster.
The committee on appropriations reported
to the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen and AL
yi-cd appropriations for the ensuing wear -
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-..swor:n 5.acoh :: Tie Siege. My. =.

p.,.t..r. Ia ff,.. .,..uuiu. SINGER Swim, Ma
.ii,. i-,,'.rt. --f,..i,,,...,,,. n.,-li.. iii e.,
f,rtA., and It'll. r make - rnaciine,. .nd M
..hir-- repaired
J. H. BROW y Manager
Il ,.u ar, iu s.u- ,,t 4 Moving Maritime
ilur-' Eahf "r ahY KIND arm Machinrri.
come amt -'-r M before purrhAs ii- r!~"" here.
Orders n tha' promptly ATTENDED, 10.
>. II. bhpN \. A-rhl:
4tH FL" "rt'- h'-
Nr,, Eurril r.pa-t, f.t- linz N H.
tt III, Ill fy,sL 4. rt,5,iI, in-r,.4.i,ia .u,l AL
I, 18TH Hill 3ifieif.riop. NJ H,r-
.T tr Hi, -.,... f,sptiu. f.-fiiri.. Il, ,,ilr
,,r,bs,t. ,,,d ,rb,r. ,,.uld y. furnished
4 \ s.-,,i p.tl NH
Ihtr' ia'- r d i s. - atifsf.u.- 81 "l'A-
i-u o. T" whether standard pr Local time
should h the ruiz in business. bat HOLMES
-: f,,ri ,,r. n,a,,,,-
,,,,r.J lx .fI..rr M. az Rsneor nm,
ISL. -. -, an and IN. 1T f.r ~.
.,., Trz ,L.,r
Il y"u hnfr any flriurr> 10 10" copied. en-
arg,l and framed. you should l"aN" "ur or
''f' VII -
I'LL u, ~ S.al1.-y r,yh.r. LIZ,
III. j. TIM. .i,tin., IL, ILL., ',gry In.t,n-
III r. hin. -.
Ever farmer should read the Bradley rr-
,iiiz-r co. pamphlet for lSN4. a il contains
much valuable information for farmer.
IA Frpsri.Bre 81 .Viffeea Years ,rfth Pins
,.
have used Bradley Phosphate more or
- for sixteen wears. and ! think Il yer! bene,
hcia! I" az crop. USED II on pa-iurr iahu
iaet year. aug up the ro1k, ana cleared ne
ANA OF bush'>' ana turhtd II oHti anu pun on
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rrnobscot.
Our annual town meeting was held on
Monday, March 3, aud the day being pleas
ant there was a full attendance. Made
choice of the following officers:
Moderator Hosea Il. WardwelI
Town Clerk-A. T.. Narnum.
Seectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
Poor. VI. Hutchns J. b. Snowman.
Uriah u. Leach.
Supervisor Of Schools. H. Litleirld
Collector Of Taxes John L. Wardwel
Town Agent. NJ. Hutchins
Voted TO raise for schools the minimum
amount required by law.
For support Of Poor. : 500
For current and contingent expenses GOO
For roads and bridges. 1900
The meeting was harmonious. and the
business rapidly disposed o;. There was no
political feeling manifested.
The youny folks al the Cove" had
dramatic entertainment Thursday evening.
the 9Th inst. It has been highly spoken of
by those who attended. \ very excellent
supper was served, at the Baptist church.
FOR the small sum Of ten cents We learn
the proceed. wi. ~ toward hu,lln. a side
wax
Rev. Mr.. Dunton closes III, third Year
with this people soon
nrool,,ili-
at N. annua! town meeting March ~.
tile following town officers we're elected
Modcrator-E. G. Cha,,o.
Se.ccimen-C. H. Perkins. Samuel Con-
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To The Honorable Jul-r oi Probate IS thin ,i.,i Tor
thc County OF Hancock.
THE unler-i-nc, Henri II Lldridsr Guardian
i OF Henry u. James 4. ami Leila luun-.
minor heir Of Lorlng Young, late III ~urrt iu
-ad minors are seized aHd possessed uf one ninth
part each III the homestead Of their late father
situated IN said ~urry and bounded follows
bn the North Us band ~ John 4. BonIry East bN
ni1n River Bay South IN land Of II. III
Eltlritlgr and west hy land al tharle- Jarvis
heirs. That said estate j. unpro'iuctiyr 81 ann
benefit 10 said minors and that 1t viii be fpr the
trrc-t Of said minors that the same should be oil
amt the proceeds secured interest or other
wise used for their benefit therefore pray your
Honor that he may De authorized and cmpow cred
estate, such part oi il a, in ynur opinion may IL,
eNpcdent
HENRY H. tLDRiDGE.
Feb. y, Isl
STATE OF MAINE.
HA>CoCk, sat a Court Of Probate held at Eli
worth, the first We,incs'ta, II February
Isl.
On the Petition aforesaid. ORDERED. That notice.
be given by publishing copy OF said petition, with
this order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed or pub
h,hcd in Ellsworth that all persons Interested MAY
attend on the second "Wednesday OF April ncNt,
1T Court Of Probate u be holden In Ellsworth.
and -heN cause II any why the PRAYER Of said p,-
titlon should not he granted. such notice IL be
given before said Court.
3wll. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
\ true Copy OF the Original
Attest :-oHAs. T.. DoRR, Register
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THE subscriber hereby -i,c- puhlir nuliy. " il
L concerned. that he hl- br4.n rtuI, apt,Yirf,.t
ami ma taken upon himself thr tru-t Nj Almju
l-trat"r ~ thc Estate nf Jan- Miller lAj~,ielitc
81 Franklin, IN thr County NJ Hancock. deceased.
by giving bnnt a. the Law tiirect- hr TIL rrt,.ra m
quests all persons who are Indebted u thu ~aii dc
rcasct estate, ~ make immediate pa In-lt. ann
those who have any demands thereon d. r<hitit
the same t"r payment
q ~ fNERt. Nttn T.
febrnar. T. le-i. SvIl-
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ORDERS FOR JoB PRINTING Ex>
ECrTTD PRoNrrLY.
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pr.iirr- ia tin genuine singer sewing Ma-
chine. al~a parts. attachments. needles. oil &C..
FIR thi- and other make .! mariinc>. and ma
..n'g.- repaired
i II itf:BN y MaIts,t.r.