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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-25

thssgh hs had decided 70 make psnmican
u ~ sexton and trustee aud not held
ssy serviss ssdAy."
II mo. thas Il not exactly the owner 81
~ sAsrch. ths returned missionary said
.but that 10 The leader Of the choir.
"Whs Il thai meek, tinid little man
~ i trying y creep in without letting
~ ssxtss sss him, and who had jus,
tsksa on his hat to tho leader Of ,hs
chsir.
"Oh. that il only the pastor Of the
church, y ihs returned missionary replied
"wiII you 90 insids?"
Aud ~ poor heather said he would
beosuss be rather guesssd from their
lesks. The ssxtoa and the leader Of the
chsir had msds mp their minds . ssstle
thai norning which Of tho two should
tske ~ church aud run H. Bmsietss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-25

4 snlili bog feiarai " iron, church
drpi,g r~asrk. as.i yara alsD. sitL
q .ie4l u piiiosOgiy 4grth shs ean.iisr
allsa n parents. Il doai Sonisf ib4t
The world i wicket. sail Tommy,
"shsa God picked ont such 9 tedious day
ior Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-12-25

Well. Mr.. Sliskers. said the doctor. TO
patient ha hal rot seen the day bs,
fore. Los ara yon getting alopgg
Nearly starved TO death.
Wby. di.iu'i yoH hays oysiers2
Ne, coaidnt get then, tbs way you
SAID. sad Aas AFRAID Il would br danger
oua ~ eat them hny other wsy
WIS that's odd Couldn't get stswsd
oystsrsg told you you con i eat stevcd
oysssls with impnnily.
That's just Il. could get The slswsd
oysiers sasy enough. but | sent to all
ibs restaurants j. tbs nsighborIIood
for the eippuui,y. anl the bIszsd fools said
they aeser bad saeila thing on lhs bill ~
fsre.
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Memorial Dsy was duly obser,eA in Ellis
worth. The morning sun found the Hsg-. on
Ia, shipping ani public buildings. displayed al
hAf-ms-, During the forenoon attachments
from VIM. Il. II. Rice Post. No. ~, G. 4. r..
visited the cemeteries Al Ellsworth Fas, Wal
than. Eastbrook. Wes' Ellsworth. surry.
Norm Hancock. I.amone. and some Isolated
graves in the vicinity Of the city, and sppro-
pria,ely decorated the graves OF all soldiers
sDd sailors with wresths snd flowers Attn
o'clock Dirlgo Engine and Hose Companies
cam. out for inspection and trial of engine be-
fore Chief Engineer +. Bonsey.
A, ; o'clock procession was formed on
Main street near the posi-offlce. as follows:
Emersld Band. e. f. Monaghan, leader.
Guard. six musket-.
Colors Of VIM. II. ii. Rice Post G. A. X.
John r. Whitcomb. Marshal.
A. K. Deyereux. Asst Marshal.
Post Officers.
Members OF the Post in line.
Members Of the Post in carriages.
Omcers and members Of Dirigo Engine Co.
Nos.
Officers and members OF Dirigo Hose Co.
No.3.
MAYOR and Aldermen In carriages.
Citizens In carriages.
About the time the procession took up its
line OF march the rain. which had been threst-
ening. commenced TO fall and continued With
steadily increasing force through the entire
time devoted TO the services I'm the cemetery.
At the gate Of Woodbine cemetery large
number Of children from the public schools,
Miss Hall being present with her school in q
body.) united with the procession and marched
10 the large and beautiful soldiers burial lot
which is situated in that cemetery on the high
ground overlooking both Woodbine and 81.
Joseph's cemeteries. choir Of ladies and
gentlemen. who hsd kindly volunteeredto fur
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uesyssnhes 10 the Ellsworth Ansriosn !
CHICAGO, June 3

CHICAGO, June 8.
Me- the NaIionbl Committee, Yesterday.
-th chi, on. dissenting vote. decided TO
report Powell CLAYTON for,temporary pre-
,ieug ofhctt. the so-cslled independents
,oaCiuded 10 trs aud beat hisi because he
for Blame. Arthur, Ehnunds. Gees
am snd Sheun,u pooled her interests aud
,.lryied r. Senator Bruce. colonel. 20 d.
t..t the south aud help heat C's,ton. Mr..
buce hatl, refused He said he VAS regis
fei u the FreasUr, and here a. delegate
SD sp.,e OF the civil service rules which did
sai "eigh With them. They, this morning.
it,reJ It t. Ilo-. John X. Lunch. Of Ms
~, pp'. a.>1 e1lored. aud in the service of
tte lfcasarN Department. an able. slreui
sihful aud games, Republican who has
served With distinction in Congress and Who
deprived 4 lis .eat now by huldozing
md rosbers Mr.. l,nch Is first for Arthur
md read, o. vote Tor any one else when he
axes up ID. mind who is desired by the
Republicans of the Northern states. 4
s;r VII FruhahlN no. be reached before
tutslaS. a. tc-B.ouov viii b. taken up
n.,h BE contested seats an platform. The
Malone lreestys will hc SEATED without,
f4rther contest,
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Marine List.
Ellsworth Pops.

Ellsworth Port
"Wednesday. MAY 70.
ARRIVED
sch III. W. Cushman, Farrell, fremont,
sch Scioto. >adler, Deer Isle
SAILED.
SEN Esteils, Lord. Portland.
Thursday, MAY ~
ARRIVED.
Sch B-tsey. Tate. Bar Harbor
SAILED.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Rockport
sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Rondout
sch Agricola, Whitmore, Providence.
Friday, MAY 80.
ARRIVED.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
Sch Express, Lamson, Rockland.
Sch Banner. Moeley, Bar Harbor
Sch Hussar. Remick, Bar Harbor.
SAILED.
Sch J. ". Kennedy, Whitaker. Rondout.
saturday, May 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary y. Cushman, Patten, Boston
Sch Francis CONN, Bellatty, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Elizabeth, st. Clair, Boston.
Sch ID. s. Lawrence. Patterson, Boston.
Sch Julia Edna, Lord, Bar Harbor.
sunday. June I.
ARRIVED
sch Forest City. Adams, Boston.
Sch Forester. Betts, Boston
Monday, June ..
Sch Betsey, Tate, Bar HarbOr
sch Panama, Trundy Boston.
Sch Russar, Remirf. Bar Harhor.
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arrival q Mr.. Blaine.

AUGUSTA. June 3.
Hon. James G. Blaine reached his home
in this city this evening. His friends here
telegrsphed him early in the day IN Boston,
rendering him public reception which he
at once declined. On arrival he drove
promptly to his house, reaching his carriage
through the, large crovd which had assem-
bled at the station TO greet him. At many
OF the railroad stations on the journey, to-
day. large numbers Of people had assembled
10 cheer him but he declined to make any
response except TO raise his hat as he stood
on the platform. 1t was noted With some
interest that the demonstrations in Massa-
chusetts we're especially enthusiastic. AT
Salem it was very cordial and at Newbury-
port it was perfect ovation There is no
truth in the report that special telegraph
wire has been placed in Mr.. Blaine's house.
nor has he sent telegram of any kind
whatever to Chicago. On being informed
BY the Associated Press Agent that rumor
had been received of an interview with him,
in some afternoon papers Of Boston and
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

HN>,"' = MAY y, l--i

HN>,o'k, = Mag ~, l--I
rnhhE\ upon execution anil will lie .oli hy public
l. aurtion the 33ri iay % June, \. d.. I--4
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, the "nic Of John
u. Rr'iu1n. ~. In Ellsworth, In said ounty, all
the right, titc and Interest which Frederick u.
tonary hA- had ~ the time 81 the attachment
upon the original " nit 10 a certain lot parcel of
land situated In Ellsworth amt bounded AMI ~
-rrib-d follows. "a wit Beginning at the
northwest corner Of t,rnrgc Milliken'- -horc iut
then running south twenty nine degrees West
thirty reds Ia Iranslcr Miiken- lot. thence ca 4
cris To- the -hnTr ten rods thence northcrlN AMI
easterly hy the shore u the place ~ beginning,
containing two acrp- more or les. AMI being lot
~. :, on !. a. Dean, plan Of said lots.
hl-o all thu right, title and interest said t"narA
hai the time ot the attachment upon the original
VIII To another let panel ~ Land, situated In
-aId Ellsworth, amt BOUNDED and described A.
fulloWs, 60 Wit beginning on the shore Of ui"n
River Al the northwest rornerof Helen VI Rcmick :
10 thence running -nuthrrly in -aii Kemick line
twenty nine rods 10 iean,cr Milliken- lot thence
westerly III htern rod- said Milhkrn'- line 10
atd Frederick T. nnary'- lot thence uorrhcry On
said tnnary line to | Mon River IT, the place of
beginning AMI containing two lr--
and being ihc same lot convey e'i Ia Frederick 4
,nnary from Orrcn l.. Thomas and recorded in
IIancnck County Registry Vol li4 Page -
3W.l Attest - TAFT. >hcrir.
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nish vocal music for the occasion, were pres.
snt In spite Of the fast falling rain and sang
several beautiful and appropriate selections.
Prayer was offered BY the venerable DR.. Ten.
ney and = short service. from the s.Seryice
Book including the reports Of the decorating
detachments and the reading Of the Roll OF
Honor" was held by the Post. Following this
the soldiers and sailors graves were decorated
with wreaths and flowers. The procession was
then reformed and returned to the city.
Hundreds were detained from attending the
services. by the rain. On every hand our
citizens have shown their sympathy with the
Post I'm its effort to make Memorial Day the
festival OF the Nations dead.
All. or nearly all, places OF business were
closed from O'Clock TO o'clock P. NJ.
The thanks Of the Post were, on Monday
night, extended unanimously TO the following
ladies who very kindly assisted In the prepara-
ton Of wresths and flowers: Mrs. John
Partridge; Mrs. c. b. Partridge; Mrs. J. ID.
Hopkins: Mrs. Monroe Young; Mrs. A. NJ.
Hopkins; Mrs. Sam'l Morrison; Mrs. E.
Bonsey; Mrs. J. L. Parson: Mr. A. r.
Devereux: Mrs. E. Mcfarland; Mrs.. J. G.
Chilcott; Mrs. J. T.. Parsons; Mrs. John
Trip.
vote OF thanks were also extended 10 J
N. Hale 4 Co. for their ibcrslity in furnishing
teams on Memorial Day and to Mr.. r. d.
Aiken for furnishing, gra,is,'he wire hoops for
the wreaths. To those who contributed
flowers SO literally the Post Is placed under
renewed obligations.
We trust the day Is not far distant when the
soldiers burial lot viii be graced with a fitting
monument in honor Of those sons OF Ellsworth
who gave their lives for the preservation Of
our National unity.
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~s'AsP"fs-
-Bucksport was not behind the sister
towns IN showing respect TO the memory Of
the dead heroes, who are still unforyo,ten
in our midst. Sunday evening, Nav IS.
Rev. Mr.. FORSYTH preached memorial ser
mon by invitation of James T. Hall Post,
q. a. X, a, which the members Of the Pos,
we're present in body. and seeing them.
the thoughts of the audience involuntaril,
reverted to the days so ably PORTRAYED b,
the speaker, when darkness oyershadoNed
our land, and our hope lag in the courage
OF the soldiers. The discourse was inter
es,ing, and calculated to revive the LOYALTY
and patriotism Of the hearers Memorial
Day was unpropitious in weather. but the
graves in the outlying districts were deco
rated IN the forenoon by deiachmenls from
the Post. and at o'clock Y. ~. the process
sion. led BY the Bucksport Band. ttwcnt,
piecesl formed on Main street, and marched
10 the cemetery where appropriate cere-
monies were observed. and the floral tributes
laid upon the graves. \ pretty feature Of
the procession vas the large number Of
children forming the juvenile Temperance
organization Of the Crystal Temple Look
ing on their bright faces. one could hope
that the cause Of temperance vas gaining
ground where ii would do the most good"
VI the expression may he pardonsdl and
We hope for much good in this direction.
Emery Hall was crowded with interested
listeners, and the services were well conduct
cd and satisfactory. The Grafton. IN Major
PrentiSs VI. Folger. Of Augusta. was an
abe effort, and evidently came from the
heart a. well rs brain Of the speaker \
poem recitcd b, little Miss Alice Ware.
elected much applause. and was well suited
70 the time and place The IA, passed
lIIet.y and al! the ccremonie. we're vel.
observed. Nth the apparent feeling Of >4l-
ness UNDERLYING them a BELTS tae time
Far distant be ,tr do, Wien thr nation
'hal forget those wnp gave their i.,c. for
HE general good
-Serg', William Rowlcy, Who hi, been
n command a, Fort Knox fur several
moEihs,left On lhur>da, for Font rrunbull
Conn. and h. place i, filled ~ SerscAn:
Adolph Koch.
Nj. John B.aisc-. VII, came home from
He IVES 10 feeble hral'h., improving sraI-
iaii,
NE 4 NJ q Seminary 1, dong fne,
rider .hr direction q u, rev Principal.
FtUL \. Il Chase, auI with h, efficient
tarp, at teacher. the school b., fair 10
MAKE good pr I-Ees, III the coming Year.
Som, NJ cur Nlauncn republicans have
gone TO Chicago to I've prrsrn, y, THE The
Convention, which !. to nominate the neS,
president Blaine
In both churches new members were
received on SUNDAY. tx IN the Methodist
and three IN the Conerrgaiionali.,
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Roswell :. Garland Of Ellsworth Va
w the County IF Hancock, and state OF Maine.
by hi mortgage deed dated the 3.th day "f July.
4 ID. iSsi. and recorded In the Hancock Registry
Of Deeds, Vol. is, Page 34., conveyed t. me, the
unersigned,a certain lot or parcel II land situated
in said Ellsworth and bounded and desc ribcd a.
follows, "a Wit Beginning a pine tree spotted
four .e- on the western shore OF the northea 4
cove of Reeds Pond thence northwest across the
meadow to a yellow birch tree the high land
near the meadow thence North 25' West -cyrut,
rods 10 spruce tree, thence North 80 " ct
eight rod- 10 yellow birch tree near point
Of high ledge: thence south - West one hundred
and fourteen rods ~ the shore of Reeds Pond
Great Brook side thence following the shore 81
said pond southcrly and ea-tcTly TO scott neck
thence northerly 70 the place Of beginning, con
tanning sixty five acres more or less. And where.
a. the condition of said mortgage has been broken.
therefore by of the breach of condition
thereof. claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
WALTER VI. HAINE>,
b. Ni~well X King. his Attorneys.
Dated 1T Ellsworth, MAY 20 \. D.. lsSi iNsl
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

HANCOCK. s. MAY p, \. y, iss4
TAKEN upon execution As the property Of the
Pine Tree silver Mining Company, corpora.
ton under the laws OF Maine, having lts establish
ell place of business at sullivan. Hancock County
Maine. all the minerals. and mining ights
together with all other right, title and Interest OF
the .aid Pine Tree silver Mining Company in and
o. the following described lots ~ land situated In
sullivan Aforesaid and bounded and described ~
follows
an All the land and shore living south Of the
line commencing ut maple tree the bank on
the East line Of the George Gordon lot and run
ming ca~tcrly on -aii bank about 1876 feet 70 nak
tree on the bank being the premises described In
deed q =. Pickering O. the >tins"n Granite Co..
rccnr,l in the Registry ~ Deed fur -aid County
Of Hancock In Vol lij, Folio 80,
..' Also the Land and shore adjoining first lot
described IN deed >tin-nn 10 Pine Tire silver
Mining Company date March II l>~o and living
ca-tcriv thereof described 4 follows ,umm,nf.
in- At an oak tree mcnttouc, "a said decd aud run
ming IN ea-lrrly direction about 81 rods To- u
strip ~ lanh about rod- wide belon King now or
formerly u John H. AMI catherine \. ~tInson
thence In -outhwc~trrly direction q the lower
corner ~ the railroad wharf thence westerly hv
tidr water {" the point Il hcginntn. being the
-anc described tn fIccd "i Worvr-tcrto >tin-on
'.rlntr CO., recorded tn the iiancock county Reg
I-iry Of DcC'l- Book ltf l'age i-j.
IN \ strip " land about r'-i. wiic aud the
land under the " hart extending from the same ia
"a III" river, the same bounding the south an'l
Wet IN the Sullivan River the south ami East
In part by land- formerly u the sullivan Granite
company later II frr'i Pagr and IN part hy lslll
nuw or formerly ~ Mcku-ick. on the North 4 Mi
last by Mrku>ick anil the County road and On the
North anil West by I'd" waters by the second lot
r-ribcd lu lcC1 from ~tiu-On to Fine Trcc ~Iy cr
Mining Go ,ltei March II. $50 AMI is Iand
icetcd bS d Pickering tnJ III. >tin~on, -ad deed
being recorded 10 the Hancock County Registry
OF pct'i>, Book - Page 20
a. Commencing AZ i corner near the shore an
the West Side ~ road thence westerly on lan,i
formerly Of the >tin-on Granite Co, later % Cath
crime \ >tinson y feet thence northca~tcrly to
the county rpai, thence caStcrly On the road about
To- feet To the And now ar formerly OF Catherie \
/. or " n a mi
thence -outhw.>tegly on the line 81 said tAfharine
\ ~tinsnn- land 20 thr point OF beginning contain
Z ing about ~ mn acre being the same premises
described IN the deed OF Elisha Pickering tt J. II
~tnson rccor'ied IN the Registry If DEEDS for sail
County ~ Hancock In Book lh5 Page 26i All 81 tho
foregoing parcels being the same dc-c rlb'i under
numbers of one, tw N. thrcc aud four re-pcrt!Yrly
IN deed >tln-"n IL Pin, ire silver Mining tn.
dated Mar'h II. lS-1
And -hall 70 satisfy -ali rNe-utinn -.ll SALT
real estate al public auction AZ the orcr ~ john
II ~tin-on. In -aid town II -uliiy an On the vi
/ lay % June, u l--I ~ ten O'clock IN the for,
noon.
3w.. TAFT -hrrir
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Ne" York, he said they were totally unau-
,horized. Daring the homevatd Journey
ne made no expression whatever as 10 hi,
own prospects. or the prospects Of ana other
candidate. before the Chicago Convention.
o"t on the contrary pointed, aud repeated.
!, declined p do %. Mr. Blaine appears ia
De IN excellent health and IN he he's, II
spirits
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NOTICE Il hereby given that by virtue OF a Il
IN rense from the Court OF Probate, there will
Ice exposed for sale at public auction at the house
81 late sllas II. Gray, in Deer Isle. on the eighth
day OF July next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
much 81 the real estate OF Siias II. Gray In the
County Of Hancock, decea- ei. ~ win produce III,
sum OF one hundred dollars for the payment OF hi.
debts and charges Of administration. said rea
estate consists Of twenty-five acres In the Wes
end Of Csmpbcll's Island in the town OF Deer Isle
Dated this 2.th LAY OF May, lss+.
Sw3 FRANKLIN ILp>-pN
Administrator Debnnis non with viii anne ed
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At Court of Probate holden AZ Bucksport, within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday Of May. A. d. 1884.
OHEPHARD W. RIDEOUT named Executor In
. a certain instrument purporting TO be the La a
port, in said County, deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ORDERED, That the said sheppard W. Rideout
give notice to all persons interested, by caus
ing copy of this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed or
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to he held at Ellsworth, in said
county, on the third Wednesday OF June next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved. approved, and allowed as the last
will and testament Of said deceased.
3w23s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
4 true Copy. Attest -CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
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Died.

Obituary RpfictS. beyond the iIaft. Name and Ise
must BE- paid for at the rate offea reafs 10 line.
Ellsworth-May 81, Mrs. Mary a. Joy, aged
62 years and months.
May 81, Levi +. Olds. 81 Ypsianti. Mich.
aged Il years.
Gouldsboro-Ma 81. Mr. Elisha Sargent,
aged about 81 wears.
Prospect Harbor-May =. Mr.. Frederick
over aged about 20 years.
Deer Isle-May 20. Thomas Pickering, aged
- years and months.
ship Harbor, n. S.-May l.. Mrs. Isabel NJ.
Parritt. aged ~ years and months.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament OF
Ezekiel Tandy late of New Ipswich, In the County
Of IIillsborongh. New Hampshire. deceased by
giving bond the law directs; and being res
ident Of New Hampshire, has appointed Fl. T..
Hamlin OF Ellsworth, my agent or attorney in the
state of Maine;
he therefore requests all persons who are indebt-
ell To the said deceased's estate, to make imme.
,iate payment, and those who have any immedi.
ate demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
tlement
MILAN l.. SARGENT,
t'recnville, y. II.
May 81, 4. D., lss4. 3wA
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STATE or MAINE

HANCOCK - court Of Probate. NAV term. \
d. lssI
TTPON the petition 81 Fransna A. ouptill Of
u Gouldsboro, In said County Of Hancock. q
creditor Of Charles Watson. late Of said Gouhls.
horo. deceased that the Administration OF the
estate Of said deceased may he granted 10 T.. u
Dca-y, of Eden, in said County.
ORDERED, That said petitioner give public
notice 70 all persons Interested, by causing a
copy OF this order TO be
published three weeks successfully In The
Ellsworth American. newspaper printed or
published In Ellsworth. In said County, that
they may appear at a Court Of Probate for
Aaia County, O. be held ut Ellsworth. the eight
zenith day OF June next. at ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon e. shcw cause. u any they have.
why the prayer ~ sail petitioner should not be
granted.
Swe.. PARKER Tttk Juhgr.
Attest --t'H,S. +. DpRR. Register.
\ true Copy, Attest CHS. 4. DnRR. Register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been daily appointed,
and has taken upon himself. the trust % an "A.
mint strstor OF the Estate OF LeonOra Forsel late Of
Bruoklln. In the County Of Hancock. decea -el
by giving bond the law directs: he therefore re-.
quests all persons who are indebted 10 the sail,
decoased's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who ha ve any demands thereon TO ey
hibit the same for payment.
FRANK {. PERKINS
NAV 81, lsst Jw?3
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AMI for the County Of Hancock. ON the second
Wednesday Of April, \. H.. ls-i-
Ut NICE MOORE Of G"uld-boro. in said County
il named ENecutriN in q certain instrument pur
porting IA br the last will amt testament ~ John
Moore, late Of tIoudsboru. in sail county. lie
ceased, having presented the same for probate
ORDERED That the said Eunice Moore give no
tire a. all persons interested, by causing copy
Nc this orer Ia be published three weeks sue
ce-sively in the Ellsworth American, printed oi
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Probate Court ID be held at Ell-w orth, In said
county the third Wednesday OF June next
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not be proved, approved, and allowed a. the last
will and testament ~ said deceased.
3we2' PARKER TT OK Judge.
Attest -CHA>. l.. DoRR, Register.
4 true Copy. Attest --tHt-. i. DoRR Register.