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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

TN rHK DISTRICT cOuET ron TxfE
4 Third sndleial Distress q ws1kinaspe
Territory, holding tszsEs a ee.StSa
Ne. soeo-5oils Q. nrsas;Garn, plAlnfln. N
4: I. heEsehrsa, soAa Lsssf snd d. o.
Pislnnsy. defen1&nts.
Undsr sne BY vir4as Of a. ssF1asr a .sls
aad decree Of f5rsslosara issnsd ons Il iila
ptseFiet court. heidtag tsFms ii assz1zs -
ne 50 dag q ysaa4ry. isst. 10 ihs sh1ss a.
titlsd sstioD. uAsrsin The shows issassd p1ass.
N ebtklnsd . lu6Eznans nnA 4,esxs s1sfnsf
he sbsss named dsssndssss. siE eanmsnA.
q y sall ne foiisssns mcEssssss1 psxnzssss.
khAt n % says il-s ~ ~ r.
Led oss ID. tn hlo>k twenfy.tzo Ca. n
fonti1s ad4lten - the eits q s<ssi<Ix ktrr
ee1sty. Wsshingten Territory.
Notes b thsrsfofs ksrsog gitst. tkst %
Saturday. shs 4lss d~y 81 wsnwns,-
~. 1885,
- TIE hsur u oselock 3 ~, Il nIl9 d.. n
front q ths oouFs Houss door, Ia - en- n
ssslt3A kkng county. Wszhlsg,1cl fsnlscry 4
oil. - obsllsncs 70 cid or1sx II 3kls "a
asrsese q faFseies4rs. ssli nks xb<rF4 axNnylSnf
prnpsFsy. - s@ilsiY FlAinsifs fstiEixse8. wsxi
latsrsel thsrecn a14 eexts 70 ttfi hixaesk ant
bszs hldd&z, &C. oaaA
Dsset q sssstls. this 80 dzy Il Jssozrs
ie3. J.B. NsGizfkw.
jE1s ~ Eheria q xins sosisiy. VIZ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

A Big scheme.

LONDON, Feb. IA eigantic trading
corporation, to be called the Royal Soo-
dan Trading CO.. 10 being formed in
London and Alexandria. upon the same
lines IS those upon which we're conduct
cd the East India Company. II the
corporation succeeds in obtaining the
charter II has already applied for, it
win ciaira as one Of its privileges the
right 10 build railrsad between Bsr-
Der and Suaksan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

Tusal. 80 "a a. s
Tkis q csxzain2F O nocurd wkieh olr ct
kzens raMy wei ~ prund a. and b q good
inasiestl1n a TIE prosperity e the Cs2r
psas -. ~ ~, x2Ss&s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

kxn yozx. Feb. l&.-~The Transoenti
ssEtal poal wore 20 have met yesterday.
W. ~ srly Agents knasiana. OF
~ paiau Paelaa and Risiisle, OF the
lsIA1aEA and paoilio. pas 10 al appear
lneetk nsseiue sas adjourned 20 the
ihkddle II nsxt seek to allou the other
representatives time 10 net together. u
\ Raefzliy beliesed Ia railret.d circles
~ he trunk lines intend holding ont.
I'D shAi ghs outcome tsf the meetiRf
~ y . severance Of tlsir eunnsctioa
~ he pool.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

~ reals ss4 sks aAak Of EAxls.i
LOsDoS. Feb. i&-The snshOssfies
have aesin received letter containing
satninR that 81. Psal's Cathedral and
the Bank u England viil be attacked
Win dynamite Lending detectives are
fhreSseneS With aszsszinast1r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

R.mam,A Va, Feb. II. - Judges
80 a,,d Hughes, o. tbs Federal
80. - rss,eniiy ordered that eeupons ~
- s.sts lords be received by the etate
! rsxg,eut Of taxes and other dats.
- Governor tadsy issued an order 70
- sssas Auditor and Treasurer mot 70
,.ssiss these ceapons In payment ''f
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Rssai sasw slide.

x.1a Laxx, FEB. lA.--A special from
sissss Cctsoiiwe.sd says; AT Q quarter
- siel,t last night snow aide swept
Fr.scs sbs mining camp Of Alta, de-
-,sslnr three fouFths of the town. ard
ss.l.sr sfFtssn persona, including Eve
1890, Particulars are promised -
5sIIssinR are the names Of those
49, Is Ire Alta snow slide: Jos. Wat
- Andrsw 3. white, Jefe Reagan,
H.rsy l3ibbon, David vanTirnmaddea.
Fssj Sslivan, Mrs. Ford and chill,
Ns,tis Hickey and four children OF ID.
a.Il,u ana two Cinnamon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

laEx. FEB. i4--fhs TGaes d "a
Y, ssJ txsFtlsea svss the tasQunhty
80 ssesems1sAtion hstween tAe silver
nd We Rsnpire stsia. Il says /,
49, : pspelslisa q onll 66.sxs
~ md kstads posanes ons
sptt u TIE VOTING poseF q ths
Wills Nee York uiah popalal
y AkH2 M, has veains power Of
- ln.s<g -slehsA. II represents
~ nlnais we're appcztinnsd e.
e sepslAtion. oelesado ana
= Nsesihss would have abeai onss
g ~ sptss end New Yurk Vice 4
y. ~ q u in voting up<H the al :
~ O. Aas skker hsli, tws
- ees hzse - ulacA power IL
e.e q he sAAae Of Psniasylvauis
tesk Viii d popsIlsiion q
- ml.laazih 30 iAr q Nevada a
\ A ~ vote a 4 siiver nir 7
Ut yrts et Az sniliioss n ~
tsaA he tnszs&lizy = alzas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

s...mnu.a. Va, Psb. H.-Davis,
80 d co.. the oldest ezld largest
- Arm In this city, made deed af
-. .,.isr for ths benefit of creditors.
-. 80 liabilities not known. The
- -. 4 a. 70 depression 10 the cot
= ma and advances TO Others.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

-. Idaho. Feb. l4.-Ths Rspnbli.
ps..rs,oeY efsoe Was gsittsd and
- M night. An attempt to nrs
- s1sssss,cratic nswspsper resulted In q
~. Avht Great exciseraene pie
Aid,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

.....,vxIu. Feb. M-NothinR hhs
nns .S s,9u the missing propelim,
- Grave fears are eatertained
- r~us dosn Nth al 90 ocate
- 1900 sals of last Monday. she
. e.'a Maven that day IN search Of
" u,sssne prspeller OniiRa, ~nssh
= 40 F,rs she same day.
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he q , GeneFnls

fnznauna Wal. Fee. i4.--0enersl
ND hsalinR was arrested on his sxfis
~ Aprs thts syoaing from Richmond,
s@ez9et With beisg about % Engage "a
11ae TIE name Of the person with
Ne ~ 0snasai sas b heht e nct
!nnee hn9sn. The aensrAl esve $1,000
reee ~ keep the peace fer three
Meessk He y Postmaster cs this city.
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senAtsr.hip.

- (IlI.) J, Feb. 1.-THE seq
- H 49, went IN joint session u
~ - - ri vas called fe,r TOE vote
50 $500 Senator. The speak
y 80 az Morrison which vas tue
80 east.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

kknkxt, FEB. ll.--oisveiand today re-
<eI unAtsd States Senator voorhees,
Y ln2ssnA, and Representative Cobb 81
anel4nA .shs arRe the slaisns Of 81.
saiez MeEhonald Of indiana for 3
-, b he Cabinet. Thsy represent
n sfst TIE uaosement fof hleDonaft
n ~ earnest and spontaneoas one
w. had esksn hsld 81 q large sisnent
y - n,nopEAiic party "a over she
nlfs He1 xhitA moss IN SONS TAI
- eessap hsss raus sasirsly On The
$3.50 q Manning for eccsetsry Of the
msrnsass tahlsss CA2aces.
w f.ssE. Rsh. i4.--Tks H,saS jsins
e EtEshf nnd ssa and hopeii and b
49, t1sS fAsruaAu will uos be ovss-
5zsa Nv cleveland In forming his
H1ek 10 says there IN q essserai and
slM snxiety 10 knou what part
- = sssiensd - Thafn,aii On the
sits, a he Dem,sesaey 10 psuei.
1StHt eAieA hin oun siases6anshis,
!. ezEzsN and honesty have hclpad 70
posashlsA Ihis anxiety In insensi.
itn puhlie ssnsilivenses ON tht
:. N q he stewing power Of eeis
Nfrapt aerpssAsionk CiaNelana Il
~ nan. he viii. ~ are eonfideni.
~ iastiss 10 Allan q. l,harmars
- Ne admiration Of the whole
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

= voa,t. R,,b. I4.--The exArniai-
~ l;host- PhelaB case was te-
- .....s 81 Justice Patterson at ne
100 The court gas nitsd
49, s-lars. Captain Phsian's arm
- 49, srng Ia Sing A police ser
: ~ 80 rhsrRe Of the Oaptain's iagse
~ .,.sr' vhish Phslaa carried 10 tiis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15

LospoS. Feb. i4.-AnotheF dispatch
from Korsi states that the messengers
who arrived there from Khartoum pro-
fess ignorance regarding the fall Of
Khartoam or the death Of Gordon.
The Mudir Of Dongola refuses 20 credit
the reports concerning the capture Of
Khartsum and the massacre Of Gordon
and the garrison. The authorities here
announce this afternoon that they do
not believe thai the uessengers' state
ments rest on satisfactory basis.
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gsns EesiT M
:. Yo.s, f.b. I4--John l, ks aI,i iss
i.s q. 4 !. he residence IN ms city
80 ! s.sssagnm Rivsr ssrEsa.
.,,,rr tlo.j, Feb i4--Ihs NINA y.
asksni,,s r Z eorged fron bers 70
= 5,-..,si!syiIls, 20 miles
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Marine sisasser..

VICTORIA, b. c., Feb. l4.-Indians re-
port two vessels ashore at Barclay
Sound. No particulars will be recsiyed
until the return Of q steamer from the
scene of the disaster, which Is expected
hourly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15
The Irish Mast Go.

There Is growing movement In the
docks VI London, and among the build
ers and other tradesmsn, to dispense
with the services of Irish labUrers. FIT.
teen hundred Irish have been dismissed
from buildings in course OF construc-
ton in East London- Reports have
been received that a similar movement
has been started az Manchester, Liver
pool and other provincial centers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-15
FOR SALE.
GAO ACRES or LAND

One mile from Rentsn, three-quarters Of
q mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body Of land easy cleared; IS per acre :
a big bargain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

Wells Health Remover restores health and
g"r, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

2e7 900 The United States donated, of its
share. to n IL. 5000; TO Maine, l2J 900 !;
TO Vermont, 100000; Conn. 100000. OF
the remainder belonging 10 the Uuied States
j0a,0ol aeFe sent 10 Coal iIarbur. Long
Island, 10000 70 London; to Baltimore.
Nd, 10000 to Washington. ID. C., TO-
900. There are icft at tie hatcang house,
belong ing 10 the United States. $4,000;
these are TO be hstehed here. Maine sent
Of her share 10 Plymouth, \. H., 200,o00i
10 We'll Ne, 252,01o; 10 Dennysvile, Me-,
10000
There we're received at the Matching house
in Or,and. Feb. ). 10000 whitetish eggs;
these came from Germany. Feb. II, l0,-
000 trout eggs arrived at same place from
Scotland. Both Of these lots were some
VIA, damaged in coming.
Hence there are three lots OF eggs 10 he
Matched and cared FOR here. which will keep
the works in operation till late in the sea-
son.
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Granite Quarry P'slnty
For Sale !!
Notice Of Sale by Trustees.

WHEREAS the Collins Granite Company, Of
w East Biuehill, Maine, corporation existing
under the laws OF Maine, and having its Office at
Portland, In said state, on the second day of Jan.
nary, A. d.. one Thousand eight hundred AMI
eighty two, by its trust mortgage deed of that
date, duly executed aud recorded in the Hancock
COUNTY Registry Of Deeds. Vol. ls9. Folio 49, and
In the records 81 the town OF Bluehill, Book g
Page 5aa, and IN the records of the City Of Port.
iand Book -, Pages 81 and 249, conveyed to
William L, Gould. of Deering and Byron D.
Ncrrili, Of Portland, both In the County OF Cum
berland, the real estate and personal property
herein tlesfrihed, in trust to secure payment of
certain bonds Of said corporation therein descrih
Ell, dated January ?, A. d.. 1852. and interest
thereon At six per cent. per aunum, payable
quarterly. AMI quarterly payments of i've hun
bred dollars to sinking fund therefor conditioned
among other thngs, that II default shall be made In
The payment of any OF said bonds or the interest
thereon, or any part thereof. the said sum Of
five hundred dollars quarter yearly at the emil of
every quarter during the first five years afore
said, or In the performance of any ether Of the
conditions of this deed, then 1t shall be law ul for
the said grantees, the survivor of them and
their successors. % take actual posses sion OF the
property hereby conveyed, and sci aud dispose
of sufficient amount thereof with the improve
nenis thereon 10 pay the principal aud interest If
all Of said bonds, which may then be outstanding
an'l The expenses of the trust, or larger amount
II, in their Judgment. part not he sold with
out loss or injury TO the whole. and account thu
said gtantor it, successor assigns, for any
balance ot the proceeds OF such sale remain
ing over aud above the amount required for thu,
above named purpose, such sale To be AT public
auction, the premises after three
months notice thereof, published In one -paper
printel IN said Portland, and In the COUNTY
Of Hancock, and without other notice or demand.
and wh erea- the conditions of said trust mortgage
decd have been broken. aud the holders of sah
bonds OF the said corporation which
standing have heretofore requested : the said
trustees 10 take possession Of the said property
conveyed to Us in trust and foreclo-c said trust
mortgage deed, and To sell said property In
r"r'lance with the terms and provisions Of said
deed, and We the said trustees. have notified sad
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
session OF said property, now therefore, nutice
g. hereby given that we. the said trustees claim
foreclosure of the said trust mortgage deed for
breach ~ it, conditions. and that our Judgment
being that part 20 said property sufficient pay
-att outstanding hrnd> au'i accrued interest,"
thereon, rannut be sold without injury 10 the
~ h.li. ~, I'M
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aStine.
Editor ofrthe american :
YoUNG AMERICA.

Castine.
Editor Of the american:
In the fall oe 1861, observed case Of
two connected trees, similar TO that de-
seribed by YOUR Bluehiil correspondent,
though perhaps not equally interesting. 1t
was few miles below the Forks Of the Ken
nebec Il think in the plantation Of Cara
tunk-on a narrow strip Of land between
the road leading to Skon hogan aid the
river, and in sight from the road. Tie
tree. we're naples. and by their appearance.
might have been fifty wears old. They were
abou, forty feet high and fifteen or eighteen
inches in diameter at the butt. Being some
what surrounded BY other trees they had no
branches low down. and we're not OF the
spreading sort
At height of about fifteen feet they
were united by a horizontal branch, five. or
six fee, long and eight or ten inches in di-
smeter. which seemed to be perfectly joined
TO each, and common to both. | stopped
few minutes to examine them. but had no
mean. of measuring, and the dimensions
here given. being merely estimates from
memory. are of course liable to great deal
If error. This curious freak of nature was
called il, the vicinity. '.the natural salows.'
Passing over the same road again in 1873.
| intended to examine them more carefully,
aud make some measurements, but was IN
formed. much to my regret, that they had
blown down few years before, and were
destroyed. u II. ".
March 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The .iD,sricdn .igricHitsrisf for April.
l~-li. opens with a spirited full pa.e engras in
entitled The fir-t Trout Of the Season.
Their. are one hundred other large AMI small
MIRA in-c. ~ Hnu-e-plan-, Farm tonyenien-
ce>. sheep. RaVArian oxen. shetland PODic-
>.ba-'opol G.,->.. Whi-tling Ducks. etc. The
first Lamb Of the Season l. an exquisite Illus
tration. while there j. also picturesque view
Of Historic Ground around New York. There
j. great variety Of original articles pertain
in. To Farm. Garden and Household from the
able>t writer OF the country in their partiru-
lar spheres Of labor. The Household and Do
nestle Departments OF the April number are
unusually full. The same j. true OF the BOYS
and Girls Departments. In fact this is really
the most practical number Of th. periodical
issued for several wears. This NAV be inferred
from the titles OF some of the articles, such As
follows: Setting out Currant Bushes. Guilt
Walton OF Barley, Early Peas. Spring Seeding
for Grass. Permanent Pastures, etc. ID. W.
King, the well-known architect. begins with
this number a series of House Plans for the
Country. X. &. Newton. of Dakota, gives
very valuable instructions for Raising Poultry
on the Prairie>. Other writers are DIR. Slaie,
OF Harvard, DIR. Thurber. Joseph Harris. VIM.
Cliff, Philip snyder. and host of others.
The announcement is made that +. =. Roe au-
thor OF Small Fruits. and the genial story writ
er. Is 10 be connected with the american
igricHitnrist in the future. The cover page
gives beautiful view representing the Return
of Spring. Yearly subscription, 81 30. Single
numbers, IL cents. 75l Broadway, New York.
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BtH~ti3E.

IA enter' iinmeni g.vea by the Young
at ME Of The Bapii. Surlay School ga their
tt.-i brought out a good huusr. and wss
,e,, u4ea enjryea by those present. Some
~ H., realized Tor purchasing books for
u, ihrsf,-
-T1e>da, afternoon. March Il. a NUM-.
her + the members If the &. \. X Post
here. vii member, Of tie Masonic Lodge
AMI Others 20 the number u p. met With
saw. art axes. az III wood pile II Mrs
joan r Ira-d,, uao,e late husband VA. a
70. Ti5,- ~ both Organizations. au4 sppu
ra. Ter Wo,I.piir d'ttl FIR ID. .,oN-
r.. ,tan- t,..ie, v.t tarlf SlNes and
uintr 10, tel su'.', mt 81 the g. \. X
III forwards. an -at a. ~. o.. th-s had
work. u1..l O.. saving cone. .rrah o. and
'he1 .is..sd ID Ytls PHEASANT evening" m -ing
.n-. i.IAHns 3d. PLAYING social games.
" Reed. q student from Bansor.
fr,sr.,l ip ihr Congregational Church o.
>aai,.. a..t Et'- ,-r, good ssilsfariIon.
o ua.I llr,A.r, o.. .b,ai a.. h4.ine..
ssala. tlolsA rai'rr ssak ~.
-Iur Ga, boy. iha, .h,r ~, axe. j.
ao..- us.. 4e .r-la, e. D.. Joan WOOD
The .HIr Ora, Jl, ~ih 'tr bfossn
.,. i. ..,He r,rrIy-
The .r-,-'. sr, .c,. ari ne ..sl. make
,.. ria,t. u cana rsEsrd1gs. Dl4b.r ran-
r. p. ..s I.o, o. Hr allowed.
NJ wm G Green, IN here Monaa,
goo. M...n. y. H.
N1r, 81 our stone Norkmru arr a~sy
lr ui home. Ne hop. ths' there Will ~ so-ne-
Be- : f.r them 90 d. lerr th', ssmmer.
George Pil.h4g b.. boa-Al out Mf.
4 S.ap.r.. aud vii b- clad 70 50, You ali
o. D. = reno, a,ei store.
Mo. /. {. O.ddias, has rec l,ered from
D.r long sickness. - TIA, she !, out OF
Or.
-SAurlay va, about tough day to
r,de in as any ~e haze bad for the winter.
ROB.
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During This

Season Of the year, persons in middle life, and
especially those who have Peer, .snggia Blood.
find themselves affected with many ills which, al
though not dangerous in themselves, are the
cause Of great dea, Of suffering. Baiks, Ring
ssvyms, Cjiii5iaiss and Csii Hands and Fat
are among the most common and can only be
reached through he Biooi, Liar, or Kisfaeys
If you will use Byopas sarsafayilla, you viii
stimulate the digestive organs; give vgor TO the
flow Of blood; open to healthy action the dor
mant Liver and Kidneys, and thoroughly purge
the whole system. Then will your res; be sweet
er, the nervous system kept in tune, the grea.
waste Of body made good, ability to labor, as well
as the vitality Of the body, will be largely increased
and life better in every way. We call attention
to the facts that the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

Season Of the year the system is in greater dan
ger from fatal disease than at any other time
When the cold weather comes, the pores Of
the skin, always open in warm weather, are part
y closed up, and the waste material usually pass
ing of through this channel, is sent to the Kid
neys and Bowels
As We eat richer, hcartier food in the winter,
the amount OF waste material to be carried away
is increased, and therefore greater amount Of Ia
Dor is thrown upon the Kidneys, Liver, and Blood.
This brings out the weak points Of these or
gans, and Pans in Baek, Dyaspiag Darn
Pains. Tired Feeling, CaiAs, Neuralgia,
Cafarrh, BiiioHsnets, Constipation, and Con-
sumption, together with minor ills such as Coat
@a Tongue, Bitter, Sony Tass, Bad Breath,
DyouHnfss, Dissiness, Sc, are the prevailing
troubles VI wintsr The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of March. A. d., ISIS.
ISAAC PARTRIDGE named Executor IN a Ger
i tain instrument purporting 10 be the last will
and testament of John r. Mink late Of Bucksport,
In said county, deceased, having presented the
same for probate
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice TO
all persons Interested, by causing II copy of
this order to be published three weeks sue
ccssively In the Ellsworth American, printed or
published At Ellsworth, that they may appear ut a
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth, In said
county, on the second Wednesday OF April next
al ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shew cause
II any they have, why the said instrument should
not he proved. approved and allowed a the last
will AMI testament of said deceased
3wl2s o. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest ;-CHts. 7. DoRR. Register.
4 true Copy, Attest :--CHAs. j. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

So groasstifie-
Chelsea We.cott and J. II. Billings are
conyalesceuf-
The Good Templars here had supper,
"Wednesday evening and about seventy nse
them hem, total l25 members Of G. T. After a
most satisfactory supper OF seds'de c.a''
show,lsr cake and coffee. they were enter
-, nth vocal and instrumental music, .
ts rotations and reading. until late
sour |, was grand time and proves that
prooL s,ille j. enlisted in the good cause OF
temperance.
MT. Condor is School Agent for the
year to come.
March %. The ice is oil gone from
a,,,er barbor. The schooner Rienz is
~, n the ice and will start for Portland,
=, freight. for the traders in this and adj
;o;aiax towns in . few days.
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Marine List.


BosToN.-Ar. March Is. sehs. Valparaiso,
knowton, and Cordoya, Allen. Deer Isle.
Sid March IS, brig Eugene Hale, Harding.
Sierra Leone.
BooTHBAY-Sld. March 10, SCH Victory,
Wilson. Portland for Gouldsboro.
CHESTER. PA.-Ar. Mar. Is, sch. Clifford.
Crabtree, Port de PaiX for Philadelphia.
JAcksoxvILLR.-Sld. Mar. Il, sch. Frank
A. Magee, Stanwood, New York.
New YoRK.-Sld. Mar. Is, sch. William
Beazley. Kayansugh. San Fernandina.
sid March -, sch. Sarah A. Blaisdell,
Lord, Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate, bound east, Mar.
Il, sch. Louisa Smith, Weber, Hoboken for
Boston.
PERTH AMBoY.-Sld. Mar. Il, sch. Speed
well. Webster, Bucksport.
Sid. Mar. Is, sch. J. NJ. Morales. Jordan,
Wexford.
PRovIDEScE.-In port Mar. IS, sch. John
Douglass, chartered to load guano at Woods
Holl, for Richmond.
PORTLAND Ar. Mar. Is, schs. May Wy
man, ODER, R0ckland; n. Z. symonds,
Nicholson. Bucksport for Boston.
Sid. March Is. sch. Juliet, Leach, New
York.
Ar. March 10. schs. Orient, Brakeman,
Brooksville; Freeman, T0rrey, Southwest
Harbor; Mary Il. Webb, Webb, Deer
Isle.
VINEYARD HAvEN.-Ar. March. II, sch.
Charlotte Buck, Smith, New York for Bos-
ton.
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late of Ellsworth in the County OF Hancock. de
ceased by giving bond the law directs. he
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