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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-24

The late General George b. McClelan's pa
per on 1.-The Militia and the Army" appear
ing so soon after his death, may be regarded as
his last word to his fellow-countrymen on a
subject of grave importance-one. too, respect
ing which no one was more competent to
speak; and his suggestions are well considered
and of the utmost importance.
Moncure d. Conway contributes paper OF
considerable literary interest, entitled .'Hunt-
Ing Mythical Pal-bearer." The pail-bearer
was supposed to have officiated at Shakes
peare's funeral, and Shakespearian students
have been much interested in the account Of
newspaper correspondent who progressed TO
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Notice of Foreclosure.

IHTHEREAs John :. Grecnlaw. Of Deer Isle, In
w the County Of Hancock and state OF Maine
hY his decd of mortgage, dated The thirteenth
day OF August A. D. ISIS and recorded in the
Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Vol iSs, Page -,
conveyed "a me the undersigned, certain parrei
cf land. with the buildings thereon, situated IN
said Deer Isle and described as follows, Ia wit
Beginning at the highway by land formerly oc-
cupicd by Charles VI. Haskell and by same south
westerly 20 land Of Thomas ~ Green. aud by same
northerly to the town road, and by same southcriy
10 the place begun ut. containing three fourths of
one acre mnre or less. Aud whereas the condition
of said mortgage has been and now IL broken.now
therefore by reason Of the breach ~ the condition
thereof. claim foreclosure Of said mortgage and
give this notice for that purpose
PRESCOTT p. JOHNSON.
Dated this 4tst clay OF December, 4. -. lss3-
3wIn
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCoCk $ Court III Insolvency
In the case Of John Maloney, in-olyent Debtor.
NOTICE i hereby given that said John Maloney,
IN In-olVent Debtor a. aforesaid. has hed in
said Court for said County of Hancock a petition
for Il dis charge from all his debts prVyable under
Chauer 20 Of the Revised statutes OF said State of
Maine, and amendment thereto and for a certh-
cate thereof. and that a hearing upon the same
il ordered to be had at Ellsworth, in Probate
Once in said County Of Hancock, on Thursday
the fourteenth day OF January, 4, D.. iSsi, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, when aul where all inter
estei may attend and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted
Attest :-CUAs. p. noRR
Register of said court for said County of Hancock
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TRASCIS TAFT Of aouldsboro, Guardian Of
respectfully represents that said wards are seized
and possessed OF the following described real
estate, viz Two twenty fifth parts in common and
nndiv ided of all the lands owned by the late John
West of Franklin in said county Of Hancock at the
time OF his death, In township No. and township
No 10. For further description OF said lands
reference Is made to deed Of W. III. Gard and
others recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds
Vol. Il6, Page a, of Levi Bartlett and E. 7. Far
rngtou, recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds
Vol ll6, Page "A, of James VI. Blaistlei and
Others recorded in Hancock Registry Of Deeds
Vol, ll6, Page III, of James VI. Blaisden and
niamDa Biai.deli recorded In Hancock Registry
Of Deeds la Book liz, Page az. That il would he
for the benefit Of said wards to have the said real
estate sold and the proceeds thereof put at in
terest. Wherefore your petitioner prays that he
he licensed to sell at private sale and convey the
same for the purpose aforesaid
FRANCIS TAFT Guardian.
Dated at Ellsworth the 9Th day of December, A.
ID. 1855.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK IS Alta Court OF Probate held at
Ellsworth on the second Wednesday OF December
1855.
ON the peti ion aforesaid, Ordered, That notice
be given by publishing copy Of said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successiyely
or published in Ellsworth that all persons in.
terested may attend on the Second Wetlnesdny
of January next, at a Court of Probate to bs.
holden in Ellsworth, and shew cause IL any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. Such notice to be given before said
Court.
o.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
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ifor the Ellsworth American.
Pasadena, Cal.
Editor American

Editor american.
We are having a delightful winter here
ana eastern people are rushing in at great
rate, and large proportion of them will no
doubt become actual settlers in Los Angeles
20. Never before as now are large tracts
of land being divided and sub divided TO
meet the wants of eastern customers.
T. G. WOOSTER.
Dec. II, 1885.
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Charles Foster, the famous test medium,
was buried Thursday in Salem. He lost his
wife and child five years ago, and a brain
fever, the result of this affection, was fol-
lowed by softening Of the brain.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS leonard !. Thomas, Of Eden,
w County Of Hancock, state Of Maine. by his
mortgage deed, dated December -, 4. d. I-i9,
and reccriei In the Registry Of Deeds, for said
County Of Hancock, In Ruok 40, Page laA. con
vcyr, 10 me the undersigned one undivided thirt
part Of the following described lot Of land, situate
IN Eden aforesaid the whole ~ which IL thu-
bounded on the uprfhcrly side by land now OF
formerly occupied by Grrculeat L. Hodgkin+ on
the East hv land now formerly ~ sail L. J
Thomas aud Eriah t,oosirtch's marsh, on the
south ani West by l.. J. TheinAs' marsh, then hy
northeast creek westerly to the said g. l.. Ii~ik
klns lot aforesaid for more particular iesrrip
tinu reference tn be had 10 former deeds and 20
deed from ReheCkah T. Thomas Ia aid Leonard
J, Thomas. the whole containing siNty acr"~. And
whereas the condition ~ said mortgage has been
and H. broken. now therefore by reason u the
sa!d breach ~ the condition thereof | riaim \
foreclosure ~ -aid morig
REBECtA T. THOMAS.
pa,cf ms End day 81 December =, le-i.
Eu3,
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pa,,al ,t Ellsworth III, 81 n.y.. ot pe,rrnu,
\ D.. l--,.
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The ultimate end Of 4 operative life
associations IS clesrly illns y d by that OF
the Mutual Life Endowmer Aad Benevo-
lent Association of America, fich had its
d heaaaaaTtsrs at Fort Worth, vxas, and
Francisco. After having colr>Aed over
- 100000 from the class of Peep " no can
least afford to lose dollar, it has WI 7end-
ed payment with only $4,000 o Sh,and.
Julien Field, postmaster at Fort Wor Arasas
resident s The failure was caused BY IN IS
oil confidence among the members. "A !,
stopped the payment of assessments
dropped from the ranks. The sa,isfacti,
az seeing these concerns that dispense shan.
HE insurance one after another meet Their
inevitable doom is tempered BY the thought
o. ., Inc many WORTHY people that have pinned
'heir faith on them, and when the collsps.
comes are physically Ineligible to member
snip in rightly conducted Companies
Boston Standard.
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"A Wonderful Remedy-DR. SiLsBEy. an
eminent physician Of % years practice. has
discovered the sANAkESIS' an absolutely
intaliible cure for Piles. Samples sent free.
Address "ANAKEsIs, = Box 24l6, New York,
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M. Editor:
The party of reform is reforming with
vengeance in this town. They have taken
the pos, office at So. Dear Isle and put it
where it will cost the public about one
thousand dollars a year more M get to
II than il did heretofore. Also at West
Deer Isle the Office i. to he located ahou,
one mile from the main Travelled road and
some distance from any public road. Straws
show which way the wind blows Even the
Democrats in this town are sick Of such re
form and say they have had enough of 1t
already. HUNTER.
Bass Harbor.
Me..r- Underwood 4 Co. have pur-
chased land Of 7. W. Richardson, and are
now putting up large canning factory,
i0sS0 fret. with an ell 80 #. long, to bc
completed and ready for work the coming
season.
The schools on the east and west sides.
are now IN session on the east side, taught
by Mr. Shaw Of Gould,baro, and on the
west side by Miss Carrie Robinson of $.
W. lIarbor.
There is % be Chri>'r,a. tree. for the
SUNDAY school. at Wr,, Bass Harbor. On
Christina. night We hope Santa Claus
viii be ibera, WITH his gifts and visa
huuHuiu.ly.
NJ. Lesjs +. Gott moved into his new
house some two weeks ago. and gave a house
warming. There were about forty present.
Cons Isle vas largely represented there
hr,ng nineteen from the little islr ~ the
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City and County.
Sunday in the Churches.

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children ST.. no, instructed in The bible 4, /.
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a>.s of a rar,n,
5,b Shield them from termination d.
no, ,brn~, them mt, !, h, ..nl.,, n. m ~
nl.c,. # questionable ar,,,e,nrn.
6,h. WorA e,pe,,all, FOR otter ebi,leep.
and in "a doing Va, u III SAT. ,our own
In c.o,inr. Mr. Towne gave ann. a,co,s, #
the c..i.dr,t', prlyer meeting =, The Fsi..
and ~. ca, g., rh.,h /, ia, Conducted
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10 the Honorable Judge of Probate ithiu-4nd foI
the County Of Hancock.

uuE undersigned, Guardian of Josephine and
| Kate T. puuhau, minor heirs "t &. =, buu
ham hate of Amherst IN said County ,iccoHsr,t.
re>pertfuIlv represents that u would T., tor thu
interest nf said minors that AN the 20 estate he
longing To- them tilp heirs 1T ~i1jccc1~c situated
in Amherst and Aurora hr Sold and that said
estate is uHuro,luglItc ~ ANS benefit to said
minors she therefore prat- YOUR Honor that She
may hr authorized and ,Hi,pv erred agretthlt ="
law sell all above described real estate, or -u'
mart Of IL rs ia your opinion may hc'eNprttcHt
NELLIE D.. III MI NJ
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Prepared Pos iI-roN < Co.. y Y.
~li hy t4 In -S-t- iu ar-v bpti3r- az pur Dollar
tme~Ft uFtn cm u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-24

lP-G TO = s0E.
4he SpoJlsmgLhiA Time
ing to a sch. j. gradually sub.id-
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HA>cooH = Court M re. ata, Ellsworth Dec
Term, A. -, t-~i.
Accounts having uren aiyi or -rrtIemya, III
estates ut
John r C"nl'l late ~ ta-tr..
Louisa {. Brown, an insane ron d IIanro,A
\. r Burnham, t,uarllau.
Nancy II. Hanna of sullivan
sarah Moon. late Of Ii4nc H.
"a /. Wooster. Admir-
Benjamin Jordan, late % & worth.
And also private account nf Aimr. Edward
Jordan, Adm'r.
James 7. osgnod, late Of II worth.
+, X Hopkins ct an. Ears.
thaS. T.. Durham, late ~ Amherst.
>eli0 r. Durham A,i7n'rx.
Rufus Leach, late 81 penor-cot.
Calvin Leach, Admir-
Katie VI. Gray, of Buck,port.
Nellie :. Gray, Guardian.
ORDEHEn-Ti,at the -ad accountant. give no.
tee 10 all persons interested 10y causing cosiy Of
THIS order tn lie published three weeks success
s!ycly in the Ellsworth American, that they NAV
appear at Probate Court tu he holden at Ellsworth
on the second "Wednesday ~ January next
at ten q the clock In the f"reno0n,And SHOW cgu-e
i any they have, Why tn same should not be al
lowed.
or. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
3wjls Attest .-tha5. 7. D0rr, Register.
\ true copy, Attest.-CHA>. +. DoRR, Register,
Alta Court of Probate hol@en at Ellsworth. with
in and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday Of Dec. \. D., ISIS
GAMUEI ROY AL, JR named Executor In
- certain instrument purpOrting To be the last
will ami testament OF Martha A. ROYAL late of
Ellsworth, in said county, deceased La Wing pre-
scented the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said Executor give notice to
ali persons interested by causing copy Of this Oh,
der to be published three weeks sura4-.fyeIy
in the Ellsworth American,
printed published at Ellsworth. that they ma
appear at q Probate Court 10 be held at Ellsworth
In said county, on the second Wednesday OF Jan
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and Shf.
cause, II any they have, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and
allowed as the last win and testament OF said
deceased.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge
sw5I. Attest CHS. p DoRR. Repfefer
A true copy, Attest -GHAs +. DoRH REGISTER
SIiHk subscriber hereby yes public notice 70 all
i concerned that she h; y been duIy au,,nipte,i
and has taken upon herse the trust Of Al Ezect,'
TIN OF me last III ana -tament of Theophilu-
batchesief iate Oh iahe'i in the County of Ham
directs; she therefore req All r,ersoa ,shc 80
indebted 10 the said dec e9,. estsfs 70 49,
immediate payment and =. n, nae. ans. -
mediate demands thereof exhjhit m. s,.,y,e ~
settlement.
r,u....,o. a 100. LINDA ID. DUNBAR.
Dece'hoo' . ieeS- 3w5I*
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Contents December, 1885.
/. History Of Bucksport up Il, 1857, Pi

/. History o. Bucksport up d 1887, Page
Continued. .............-5
II. Notes Of Lincoln, Mc....,...-..........~g
Ill. fendleton Family, OF ,tonington,
Conn, >earsport and lsiesboro,
". \ list of families in BuehilI, Me,
1907. by Rev. Jonathan Fisher 90
'. Tie Lnyalists at Penobscot, ............T
VI. Hon. Job Nelson, Of Castine, ..........lol
VII. First Register of Probate, Hancock
County,. .-............... lH2
VIII Marriages hy Col. Gabriel Johonnot,
Of Castine, ,......... .lVa
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al Brevities.

PIG TO = SOC.
The spoilsmalha Time
ing 70 Sob ! IS gradually sub-id- /
HIS TARL
n. rgMFNr.
Mr.. Cleyeland's taeI
"hatever his action max a,ement means /
HOW TO SOLVE THE Pean'
Minneapolis TrlPROBLEM.
The Sandwich Islands
- SIf;1oo'ooo Why no, buy or sale for
'he Mofmons there? and ship
THE STYLE SHOULD Re cu
North Americana p.
once seekers have found TO THEN
I4' '"e attest style Of coats for Cosrin
men are without butt.nholes
ALL ALIKE As REGARDS APPETITE.
Philadelphia Press
collector Saitonstall Of Boston, So,
mere are several kinds Of Democrats
Assutning ms to be true, they all have III
same appetite. -
NOTHING MORE NEEDED.
Bangor Wing
Governor Foraker viii recommend :, :;
saic' new election law for the STATE n
ono. lie could not well recommend snv.
hing more needed
no" THE WORLD WASN'T MADE.
Lewiston Journal
The mugRumps now q i'm they .Iec,ad
ne Mayor Of Boston Well, one thing !.
certain the mugwumps did net MAKE fbs
world, II they running il.
Dh"oCKAflc REFORM PIT IN PRACTICE.
Portland Press
The Increase asked for By his Ds-roo-a,;o
administration of erpnno,,.
Inc incoming year over the ar;usl ev,srd.
lures OF the current wear is S57 900 900
no" The DEMOCRATS FEEL ABOUT II.
senator Blackburn
The California theatre MANAGER ,,ho -,
up a.sIgn saving: please do not sboo, H.
pianist, she is doing the best she can = sx-
pressed me feelings Of the Democrats toward
Cleveland exactly.
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC ADVICE
Atlanta Constitution
Somebody ought to take Secretary MAJ
ning by the ear and tell him that he i no,
employed by the country TO run the I-n;..d
states treasury in the interest of wal
street ~reekers and spectators.
LIKE A WIDOWS couRrsuIp
Lewiston Journal
Mr.. Evarts has made his maiden s,...L
in the Senate. Of course Il Was ian 49,
anu o. course i was good one Blu, as
lar as the maiden" part Of it goes. Mr.
Efar's maiden speech was like widows ,
courishlp. He was used to it.
MORE LIGHT WANTED. 8
Bangor CommercalI
Chairman Brown SAYS that his warL !,
Washington has been for "the whole par,y-
and that he has had no "po,ieal clients: =
How about the various coIlectorsbin CON
tests IN which he has taken a hand Wer.
his endearors in these cases exerted in he 2
ahsf of the ''whole party" and if so. who
seobtrbuted toward his expenses" in tho
n Ter and how much did they contribute ~ al
aolher communication from Chairman "a
devoted to this subject might be do
- interesting. G.
sosss NO RACE IN POLITICS. of
nm nsssoh ~ me
go ssive Hon. Thomas
81 A2k ~ <oston, on
vs. to- :
IL dis
- infs
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UNITARIAN CHURCH.

The subject at the Unitarian church was
Jesus of Nazareth" Jesus was the second
great teacher Of an universal religion One
only had preceded him who is at all COM
man. He had the noble soul, the pure heart,
the heroic courage, the manly independence,
the deep sympathy, the power of vision, love
for the truth. the commanding presence, all
of which characterize truly great man.
In the surroundings of his life were the
things which called forth all these qualities
of his greatness. The training of his child
hood, the country village life, the grand ma
tural scenery that confronted his boyhood's
gaze, the influence Of the scribes upon his
early life, his earnest study of the law and
hi. disgust with the trihing disputations of
the scribes and pharisees, all helped to call
out his true though, and develop his sub
lime character. He listened to Johns teach
ing, believed in him and was baptized by
him, but he was greater than John and
therefore became a leader and not dis
ciple. Probably in bis earlier life he de-
sired to be scribe, but he soon fixed his
thoughts upon loftier aim and worked to :
wards the gra ndest purpose of human life
Jesus is q man whom the world delights to
honor. He belongs to no nation or party
but to the world. He was not superhuman
Mt human, not supernatural but natural
"a among men, but no man greater.
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To Whom it may Concern.

THIS l. 70 certify that have this day for
L valuable consideration, given my min5r son
Julius A Daring, his time during his minority.
act for himself, and / shall claim none OF his
wages nor pay any of his debts from this date.
j. V. r. DARLING.
Wiiness-f. GERRl>H.
Franklin, Dee. l.. 1885. 3w52'
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Give yOur Ian Il re- 80 PILES Pear

line and she Will not ruin YOUR clothes with
soda, lime. etc. which many of them use 10
facilitate the washing.
Smart Weed and Belatonna combined with
the other ingredients used in the best porous
plasters make Carriers 5. W. Il II. Baekache
Plastcrs the best IN the market. Price -
cents. For sale by :. u. Wiggin.
Word, fail to express my gratitude"
saws Mr.. Selbv Carter Of Nashville. Tenn,
for the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. My system was filled with scrofua:
botches. ulcers. sud mAttcry sores, all over
my body" Mr.. Carter was entirely cured by
Ayers Sarsaparilla. eight months ago, and has
had no return Of the scrofuous symptoms.
A mans wife should ALWAYS be the same.
especially TO her husband. but il she i weak
and uery Gus. and uses Carriers Iron Pills. she
cannot b. for they make her "fccI like diff
fcrent person." at least they III say, and
their husbands say 80, too. Carriers Iron Pills
equaliZc the circulation. remove nervousness
aud give strength and rest. Try them. For
sale by ;. u. Wis,in.
Grandmother Says!
when she was girl that her mother always
gave her sulphur and molassrs Ia purify her
blood, hat n0w she gives sulphur Blttcr- Ia
her grandchildren. A. IL j. thu best medicine
She ever saw The Father.
Bolster. Highway surveyors Book. Val
uat:nn Books and Collectors Tax Li-t Book,
also Revised Statutes ~ Maine. hates, Id
ton; also new stock al Wall Papers Opaque
inflow shades and fixtures, just received
aud for sale IT ]. \. lIaIr'> Book store, Els
worth
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THE BANGOR HISTORICAL MAGAZINE,

TIE BANGDR FI>TOKItAL MAGAZINE,
Established to gather Historical matter relating to
Eastern Maine To be issued monthly, at 500
per annum. Each number To contain IL or more
pages. Joseph W. Porter, Bangor, Maine, Editor.
Subscriptions and advertisements may be sent
to benjamin A. Burr. printer, Bangor. Me-
la
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FOrty-Niuth Congress,
Senator Edmunds Returns 10 the Mormon
Problem.

PROCEEDINGS N TIIE SENATE, TUESDAY.
The chair laid before the Senate, Monday.
a letter from the Secretary Of War trans
hitting reports. etc. relalIye TO bridges in
the course Of construction which may inter
fere with the free navigation Of navlgatle
waters of the United States.
Mr.. Maxcey presented memorial Of the
Mexican Veteran Association. PRAYING for
he passage Of bill pensioning veterans Of
Mexican war Il was referred.
Among the bills favorabiy reported and
ed on TIE calendar were the following
=, Mr.. Edmunds. from the committee on
noI,ry, bill in reference to bigamy and
NY in Utah.
Ssna,o lmunds said that he would ask tie
80 ha,. take up this bill Immediately after
:, recess.
a. ~ ,oar. from the same committee.
tenn Of baA to establish uniform sys,
Sta,es o \ptcy throughout the United
,at- "a, i.Gaf be would ask the Senate to
| bniSdar .'--s oA soon as possible after the
or So g. sJpoh- commended the course
80 .55iI'af! b' ard\ the Kelley affair, and
committee on foreighN la,;ons tn. re.o-
luton was referred.
The Senate then paN \ tho House con
current resolution m Co. oa;o,r,-
ment from to-day till ISS6
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In Insolvency. Notice Of
Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE

HN>cocA : Court ~ Insolvency.
III thu ease 81 Luther. VI Lawrence M-'lgrut
Debtor
rIlli~ r. tn give notice that pursuant - an rrrr
| N Cont therefor -rrond meeting Of tnr
ert tur- * -aiai lu-Dlycut Debtor VIII be held
..wprth, IN Probate pflyc IN sHit County, on
Ihar~lay the fourteenth lay ot January. \. -,
l--t 81 ten orlork ia the forenoon, Tor the pur
poses named in happier 20, OF the Revised statutes
ui -tli state OF Maine ana amendments Scret"-
Attest -tHt- +, DuHW,
~ Re- -3rr OF said QUIT.
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Ayers SarsaparWa
New Advertisements.
iiniNc for Sale.

A ny prc IS -hlng % purchase a good earria e
"A or work horse san luy one lows ~
". H. cot sins.
4wI1- l.tnaBc, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-24
Notice Of Assignee Of his Appointment.

A r Ellsworth, in the county ~ it3urnrk amt
n state of Maine, The tenth lay II december,
\ u. isS5. Tho undersigned hereby dives notice
OF his appointment a. Assignee ~ estate ot
John Maiuney Of Ellsworth in 81 county "
Hancock in-oiveut Debtor Who has .-.n declared
All In-oivent upon his petition by Court Of
Insolvency for said county - IiAucutt.
JEREMIAH ~ RItN t+igue,'.