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Ar. Sept. II, schs. Fleetwing, johnson,
Calais; Bloomer, Brown, Mt. Desert.
Ar. Sept. Is, schs. H. J. Costrell, Haskell,
Norfolk; White Foam, Ford, Lamoine; A.
X. Woodward, Young. Bangor; Valparaiso,
Knowlton, Deer Isle; Mary +. Cushman,
Ar. Sept. ii, schs. Storm Petrel Patten, and
Nellie Grant, Dodge, Rondout.
Ar. Sept. 10, schs. Leonora, Bonsey:
Panama, Trundy, and Capt. John, Chatto,
Ellsworth; J. b. Stinson, Stinson, Deer
Isle.
Smith, from Penobscot for Boston; Clio
Chilcott, Fox Island for New York; Fleet
wing, Calais for Boston; Chrome, Bunker.
Sullivan for Washington, D. c.
BALTIMoRE.-Sld. Sept. II, sch. Lsvolta,
Whitmore, New York.
CALAIs.-Sld. Sept. Is. schs. Lookout. for
Philadelphia; Fardealer. for Nantucket.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR.-Ar. Sept. Is,
sch. W. +. Barnes. Perkins, Providence for
New York or Bangor.
Ar. Sept. Is. sch. Fleetwing, Maddox
Rockland for New York.
HYANNIs.-Sld. Sept. 10, sch. Carrie Bell,
Richmond, Va.
LAMoINE.-Ar Sept. 1, schs. Irving Leslie,
Hagerthy, Grand Banks. with 1000 otis. fish
sth, +. ID. Hodgkins, Peterson, do. 3i00 otis
18th, Lewis King. Bunker. do, 1000 otis.
NEW HAFEN.--Ar.Sept Essen. .. Il. Hines,
Ellsworth for New York.
NEwPoRT.-Ar. Sept II. sch Nightingale,
Greenlaw, Bangor for New York.
NEW foRK.-Ar. Sept. 10, schs. Terrapip,
Hanna, Ellsworth; Delaware, saddler,
Calais.
Ar. Sept. Is, schs. VIM. H. Cargill. Arey,
Bangor; Light OF the East. Treworgy Blue
hill; II. Curtis. Haskell. Deer Isle A. W.
Ellis. Ferguson, and Forest City. Coulter
Ellsworth.
Sid. Sept. Is. schs. Lamartine, for Deer
Isle; Red Rover, for Boston
Ar. Sept. 20, schs. Sarah A. BlaisdelI, and
Chrome from sullivan.
PoRTLAND.-Ar. Sept. II, schs. NJ l..
Crockett, Colt, Orand; Highland Queen.
Bedford. Hancock
Sid. Sept. Il. schs. Allendale. Remick,
Ellsworth; Golden Rule. Colt fremont
Ar. Sept. 90 schs. Caro- Belle, Hamilton
Lamoine; John Somes, Bay OF Fundy.
Providence Sept. II, sch Westerloo.
Jordan, Ellsworth.
PERTH AMBoY.-Ar. Sept. Il. sch. Kit
Carson. Harding, New York.
PHLADELrHIA.-Ar Sept. Is schs. Silver
Heels, Stewart. Calais; Helen G.. Moseley.
Holt, Brunswick Ga.
SALEM.-sld. Sept. Is, sch j. VI. Kennedy,
Whitaker, Ellsworth
Sid. Sept. is. sch. Castilian. for ELS
worth.
VINEYARD H,vEN.-Ar. sept. l.. sch
Redondo. Potter, Ellsworth for Derby. Ct.
Ar. sept. Is, sch. City OF Ellsworth, Bonscv
Ellsworth for Providence.
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Marine List.
September n. 1855.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. Sept. l6
ARRIVED.
Sch Anna $. Murch, Holt Boston
Sch sea Flower, Sargent Bar HarbOr.
SAILED.
Sch VIM. Pickering, Hammond, salem.
Sch G. W. Collins, Hodgkins, sullivan.
Thursday. sept L.
ARRIVED.
sch Adam Bowlby, Bowden, Boston.
sch J. VI. kennedy. Whitaker, Salem.
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge, Boston.
SAILED.
sch Caressa, Barbour, Boston.
Sch Grape, Harvey Rockiand.
Friday, Sept Is
ARRIVED.
Sch L. ID. Remlck, Remck, Boston,
Sch Allendale. Remick, Portland.
Saturday, Sept 10.
ARRIVED
Sch Express, Lamson, Bar Harbor.
SAILED.
Sch Senator Sinclair, Boston.
Sch Forester, Mosley, 5. W. Harbor.
Sch Wesley Abbot, Whitaker, Rondout.
Sch Frank Maria, Woodward, Rondout.
Sch Francis Coffin, Belatty, Providence.
Sunday, Sept. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Storm Petrol, Patten. Boston.
Sch Castilan, Means, Boston.
Monday, Sept. 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Altavelia, Young, Lynn.
Tuesday Sept p.
ARRIVED.
Sch Red Rover, Young, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Adam Bowlby. Bowden, Eddyviile.
Sch Loduskia, Alley, Eddyville.
Sch Allendale, Remick, Portland.
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THE WoMAN's AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME
Mission SOCIETY met in the parlor of the
Castle" at South West Harbor, Sept. l6,
at 4.30 P. NJ, presided over by Mrs. J. c.
Chilcott of Ellsworth, Director Miss LESSEE
Young Of So. Hancock was chosen Secreta-
~. Scripture reading and prayer by Mrs.
Nancy Grindle, Penobscot. Mrs. Chilcott read
a letter from Miss Mary V. Cook, Principal
of Normal School, Louisville, Ky. Mrs.
Chilcott reported Ellsworth Society organized
Dec. s, 1884. Five meetings have been held
and a goodly interest manifested. Collec-
ton of 1856 had been sent from the Soci-
ETY. to Mrs. A. Pollard. 800 from the Sun
day School, and from basket meeting, Sl.66.
Ten copies of Echo taken. and private con-
tribution, sl.00. Mrs. Ruth Smith reports
So. Hancock Society, which was organized
in April. to have had interesting meetings,
and : copies of Echo taken. Was glad Of
the opportunity to NEE, with those Of other
societies and hopeful of an increased interest
the coming winter Lamoine has contrbu-
ted 5000 and copies of the Echo are taken
there. Mrs. Grindie, Penobscot, is much
interested in the work and has been for
some time Penobscot has no society or
ganized for this work. yet an interest is man
Tested and $500 have been contributed. As
many of the churches have failed to hand in
10. F,i1
as We would wish. yet we are encouraged and
strengthened that two new auxiliaries have
been formed during the year, which is a
gain over last year. The meeting closed
with singing. Work for the night is com
ing"
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Steuben.
-Steuben Is greatly excited just now
over what seems to be a series Of incendiary
fires. Last Tuesday night an unoccupied
house situated near VIM. natton's mill was
burned 10 the ground. Wednesday evening
between and O'Clock, the stable connect
ed with \. J. Parritt's house was discovered
70 be in flames, but We understand this was
put out. Thursday night. about the same
time, the barn owned by James farritt was
set on fire and. together with horse and
wagon and 10 tons Of hay. was entirely con-
sumed. The house was saved as il was
somewhat remote from the barn. Night
watchmen have been put on duty. Whether
tins Is the work of some tramp or is com
mitted out Of malice, by some resident, is
not At present known. It is to be hoped
that the criminal will be discovered and
made to suffer for such wanton devltry.
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STR. Rocklant, Capt. -awtele. commenced
running two instead OF three trip per day
Monday, sept. Il. leaving on her nr~t trip al
seven O'Clock y. NJ.
We are glad to learn that our genial Young
town>rnan. Fred stevens who left TIL. place r..
Gently for Boston, has arrived there, and 4
well settled in position : entry clerk in one
Of the leading bushes, house, on Federal
street, and bids fair 10 do we'll Hi many
friends in sullivan wish for him continued
success.
The many improvements Mr.. Herbert
Cleayes has made on hi, place, both inside aud
out, does not look though the dull season
had affected him, financially, and. judging from
the patronage he has received. We are safe in
saying il has been s>ful season in hi.
livery business; and well he deserves prosper
ity
Miss Catharine 5. Dyer, after having been
confined 10 her home several weeks in conse-
quence Of sprained ankle. we are happy TO
say is getting about again.
Our usual summer visitors are fast leaving
for their city homes, although September and
October. are really the loyelie-t months we
have to enjoy in sullivan. 1t l. glorious here
now, the weather having been nearly perfect
There are few visitors who linger with Us.
among whom are Miss Amelia simpson of
Newton. Mass, who Is stopping at her old
home; Mr. Geo. c. Emery Of Boston, visiting
his father, Cyrus Emery, and Col. Lewis and
family Of New York. who are at the st. John.
Benis from purser TO captain OF the 5. ). Mag
ara which run, between New York and Haya-
ma was news very pleasantly received by his
Sullivan friends who heartily congratulate him
in his new office. Captain Benis is gentleman
of prepossessing address and, having naturally
fine abilities wins the confidence and esteem Of
all who make his acquaintance, As is proven by
the responsible position intrusted him. The
congratulatory receptions and banquets held in
honor TO him, in New York on his return to
| that city Were decidedly complimentary to
him, and very gratifying to his family and
| friends here in sullivan.
| Mrs. Tuna Heppner, who has been visit
| Ing Miss Belle Wilson, has returned To her
| friends in Ellsworth. preparatory to taking her
| departure for her home in California.
| Miss Helen NJ. Smith has resumed her dt-
| ties school teacher at Otis. Miss Smith is
rated fine teacher and is very successful.
| The remodeng of the old school and hall
| building was hailed with delight by every per-
| son in this district, and, under the supervision
| of Mr.. Moses Hawkins, is arriving at compile
| ton. The district raised $500 and John S.
Emery of Boston, with his usual magnanimity,
contributed as much more. and thanks are due
him for this generous gift and for our having
| almost new building; for had it not been for
| his assistance, we fear there would never have
been move made towards repairs even. There
is not vestige Of the old hall In sight but quite
an imposing structure meets the eye, commo-
dious and comfortable, and especially did we
need comfortable schootroom for our chill
dren in this district. VICTOR
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No one finds faul, with the weather.

wathsn.
No one finds faul, with the weather
Miss Phebe Piper. Who has been stop
ping at J. II iiaslam's the past few months,
has returned home
Miss f Colby Of Hancock, j. the guest
Of Mr. J. kingman.
MIR Chas. Jordan. son Of Aaron Jor-
dan. and family Of Clinton. Mass. are ex-
pecied home this week. They intend TO set
tie permanently IN Wsllham.
Mr. Wellington Hasl.n has singled
one SIDE Of his barn.
MIS-. Butler Gran, has closed her term Of
school IN Lamoine. Her success. her friends
were pleased u noticewa acknow edged by
your correspondent from that town
MIR. Alden Ha.lam has hough, the
house situated on the farm which he recent
ly bought Of ). b. Giles.
A party Of western gentlemen recently
came up from Bar Harbor. accompanied by
Mr.. Chas. Ingalls,. formerly Of this place. on
sporting raid. making Fux's hotel their
headquarters. We do not learn how much
game they 'baeged". but II is no unusual
occurrence TO SEE deer or 4 fox by those
having occasion TO go through the woods
The news Of the fatal accidental shoot
ing ARRAY al Moose Hin" SO called. created
quite sensation here. as the parties, one OF
both. were well known here. Mr. Daniel
Jordan and family have the deep sympathy
Of relatives and friends in this town
Eli Colby and son. the present season,
raised 81 lbs. Of potatoes from one pound Of
seed. They are named the dakota reds; .
they also raised from one pound Of the
White star. 50 lbs. Mr.. Colby and son 4 .
not dress these potatoes heavy bu, next 10
son they propose to do so when they I (
the Yield will be much larger In this con
nection. may say that Mr. Aaron Jordan
has piece of early Nermonts which Yields
on an average enc bushel for every nine
hills.
The frosts have done little. if any, dam
age ON the uplands. but at the mills" gar
den plants ouk black and no doub, have
seen their best DAYS.
-Cranherries are very plentiful Mr.
Ihos. Emerson and others have done quite
business picking and selling them.
Sept. 2l. j. ii. II.
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NortH Iaholne
Mr.. Irving Bragdon and wife, Of
Brooklyn, y. Y, have paid recent visit
10 this place. Mr.. Bragdon is a son Of the
late lothian Bragdon, formerly Of thi.
town. who i, will be remembered. was mate
of the Ocean Monarch al the time Of her
burning, and saved many lives By has wise
and peisererlng efforts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bragdon were visiting their uncle. John II.
Austin and other friends and relatives.
They seemed TO enjoy the scenery of our
little town very much, though they had first
done Sullivan and Bar Harbor
Mrs. c. b. Abbott. with her daughter,
returned last week to her home in Concord,
y. H., having been here on visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Z. ID. Bragdon. Her son
Arthur, who came with them, will remain
with his aun, through the fall and perhaps
through the winter
Miss Lizzie F. Bragdon. who, since
July, has been here on a visit to her mother
and sister, has returned to Massachusetts
Miss Leila NJ. Bragdon commenced her
third term Of school in Ellsworth, the 18th
The Rev. Mr.. Curtis preached one Of
his excellent and interesting sermons here
last Sunday to a full and attentive audience.
D'NBTT
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Goui,lsboro.
business is very dull now.

business is very dull now.
-Dunifer's stave mill is closed and Mr..
ID. has taken trip 10 Rockland.
r. ID. Guptill will leave home Tuesday,
to visit the fair at Jonesport
e. J. Spurling's business is not quite
so brisk as it has been, as he does not go to
Bar Harbor but once in two weeks.
Ira Shaw has lately purchased very
nice horse at Bar Hlrbor.
The school begins in district No. 8,
Sept. 81. |, will be taught by A. L. Young
of Hancock.
The school is being taught by c. W.
Shaw in district No. 10. Mr.. Shaw is a
very good teacher. This is his second term
in the district.
Miss Annie Squirting is at. home sick
She is attended By DR.. Larrabee.
WINNIE.
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Sept. 20.
Deer Isle.

friends in Newburyport. Mass.
-.
Miss 1nila II. Sponord u spending some
weeks with relatives IN Portland.
-Rev. Mr. Roam If Gr,y nr.,cbed a, tho
Ves,rv on Sunday
~ \. Haskell goes TO Ellsworth THIS
week to purchase lumber Tor stable which
he is to build on contract.
-Charles Holden. young married man,
died on Wednesday Sept 10, OF typhoid te-
yer, alter an illness OF but ten days.
The "Selers estate zone If The fines.
in our x,ll,,. has hoo, sold 70 Fdw;n Uas-
keu
me year Ola son oil .apl; FRANK
brown la'e master OF tue Nate MetHntock'
iel4 rom Darn scafoid on thursday, break
'hs his shoulder ana arm. ! ne chi'a MOTH
err VINO mas been recently quite III, was
thrown INTO Commissions. she IS some bet
Ter al present wiring and the Mite sufferer
aolng as wen as can W expected IN case so
severe
Claiming. son of VI. s. Joyce. overseer
a, part factory. met with 4 painful acct
dent few DAYS since. He was leading
COW and IN Alternating 70 stoo her from
running by bringing The rome IN turn
around tree. cauuh, his thumb. hanging
it so badly that ampu,ation was necessary.
lie suffered very severely for some hours
powerful seda;Iycs failing ID hiring relief
By order Of his surgeon. Dr. Theo Estabrook
Of Rockland. he IL to be kent IN A darkened
room for IA DAYS that danger from Iockiaw
nav b, avoided
Arthur courtney 10 years q age ana
.oN"se,' son "' M s'''i Mrs augustus u
"F''>' ''ea on rt'9aV' Sepl. -, oil imam
NATION OF the po"e's. ms Illness was n
s"ot' uuFa''onIohe "e'N-ahd hI' aeath
qnNe unexpected, as his symptoms had oeen
growing 'Notao'e' ana he was ptohnuhoSd
out OF Danger .! ms PHYSICIAN IN lhurs-
gay afternoon reaction 'ook p'aoe ana NJ
o''e "tc'"F a'ar~ile' ne SUFFERED severely
throush 'he niGh'' aEing al an cary hour On
f''uaF morning 'hN' ntiofs diSSoiut'on ne
oecai't re from p1ln ahG ctmiy ca'!fd NE
i'h,'t :" ms BEDSIDE h'9I'nK 'hem good
"ae ~ nFch ma oh'ef'1' voice As ne
ga" S"od-'He' ffahh'e 10 MS - year Ola
of''Nef' MS grandmother sag! ~ "heFs
are " gong, Arthur aha he rePlls1 a.
q4't"f a' h's"' an "'a experiences hr''-
Nan' am gong 10 see Jesus Ills tln-
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Court OF Insolvency.
In the case of Edwin o. Salisbury, Insolgent
Debtor.
THIS is to give notice that with the approval
of the Judge of the Court on insolvency for
said county, second meeting of tiie
Creditors o. said Insoyent Debtor win be held at
Ellsworth in Probate Office in said comfy gu
Thursday the fifteenth day Of October, A. H..
lsS5, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for li purposes
named in Section 20 of the Act of said Stale Of
Maine, entitled IAN Act in relation To the Insol-
vent Laws of Maine approved February zl,1s7s.
Attest ;-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register Of said Court.
2W3St
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Monday our school will begin, to be taught
by Mr.. Allen of Somesyille.
A large number of our citizens leave
this morning Mrs. Julia Strothman and two
children for Minneapolis, Miss Helen Shaw
for Des Moines, Iowa, where she intends
stopping through the winter with her sister,
Miss Maggie Wood and Miss Lillia Hill 20
to Bangor, Mrs. Flora Smith to Gloucester,
and Mrs. Sophronia Sargent to Skowhegan.
Miss Lena Shaw arrived home from
Sea Wall, Bass Harbor, Saturday.
Sept. 81.
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Bucksp0rt.
The most interesting event in our social
life for the past week was the marriage on
the 18th, Of Mr.. Enoch B. Hill, so we'll
known in our community, to Miss S. J.
Winslow of Dexter. The wedding took
place at Dexter, and the happy couple are
at present on their bridal tour to New York
and elsewhere.
Mrs. A. A. Springs Of Georgetown, S.
C., VINO has been spending the summer with
her sister -in-law, Mrs. I. H. Buck, has re-
turned South.
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BANGoR.-Sld. Sept Is, sch. Annie R. Lewis,
Lewis, New York.
BATH.-Ar. Sept. 10, sch. J. NJ. Morales,
New York, for Gardiner.
BosToN.-Ar. Sept. Is, schs. Mt. Vernon,
Freethy, Surry; Exchange, Buckminster,
Deer Isle.
Ar. Sept. IS, schs. Union, Lufkin, Cranberry
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A Gard Of Thanks.

desire TO extend my most sincere thanks
10 the VIM. II. II. Rice Post, &. A. r., and
the Ladies' Relief Corps, for the noble respect
they showed recently. at my brothers funeral.
Yours most respectfully,
IRA Il. HAGAS.
North Lsmoiuc. Sept. ii. 1855.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of E1ecutrix
OF the last viii AMI Testament of Ephraim Crabtree
late OF Hancock, in the county of Hancock, de
ceased, by givinl. bond as the law directs she
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.
MARIA l.. CRABTREE.
Sept. IS, 1885. 3w35'
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Adj
ministrator, of the Estate of VIM. IL. Mckenzie,
late of BROOKLYN, in the county OF Han.
cock, deceased, by giving bond a. the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who
indebted to the said deceaseds estate, to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
JAMES |. BENT,
Administrator.
August IL, 1855. sw37
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STATE OF MAINE.
clerks Office, supreme Judicial Court, Hancock

Clerks Office, Supreme Judicial Court, Hancock
county, Ellsworth, Sept. ). ISIS.
NOTICE as required by law Is hereby given that
IN Levi A. Wyman, of Ellsworth, Hancock
county. Maine mas filed In the Office of the Clerk
of Courts, in this county of Hancock, notice of
his intention to apply at the next term of the
Supreme judicial Court, to be holden at Ellsworth
within and for the county of Hancock, on the
second Tuesday of October, A. ID. 1885, for adj
mission to practice law in the Courts of this State
H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
LUZ
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j. 1'i' ZEN ' az t,.. 81,
Maine. On In, second ruc-,las pf October y. T.
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nnIt N.,,yf IN .,,-,. II, l.. Il r.Ir.ty. ,yif.
a fIf,-lr- N.rriIt r,.-t,.,tf.i.l, rrur,-,.ut-
IN, her maiden name was NIAIc l.. HaErrthy
that -b,. wa lawfully married tnthc sand harIr-
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uf December, \ ID. l-11, bN Rev H. : IrtpP ihH'
thry uyc'l together a. husband Ani "ltr Ht say!
>urry, IN ,aib county from the unr Of their -ai.
marriage until MAY thirteenth y - -, 'hf'
your IhcIaut always conducted h'F-',i t1"lr'-
her said husband A. iuthtul: trut anu li'."."
~" Wlicr that On -'rl thlItrrnth dat 'i N"s l.'
-hid Charles l"lt I"r tahl"rhla hthl "r wy" yea
thereafter continued % Pi"NhW i'r E"" an
tb"hnt, that since rep i>~' the SAM 'u"F!t-
Merrill has not provided Tor h"r support ann nj
that time deserted your -hI 'ttl' 'h'' "a- '"'
I" parts !" her unknown without 'AH>'' -4''
which time he ma never seen nr h"ari tr"m ann
that -hc has init'tr d!igrnt inquiry aul iut- h.'
know the residence of the -Ald hArlt- Nrfr",
that there j. mo- r"lu-t"h between Your hhv"ni tHi
the -aii Charlie {, g. obtain a Il'"r,,i '1',
re- ''i''h'- u ''''7'''''''' ''''' r. III "a J.,
e. domestic harmony and c'n-. -"nf "ith thr Ftar"
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Died.

OBITUARY nottes, selyo,d the pats. Name ant Age
must b pGtf fr at TIE ritr IT ten reHfs line,
Bar finrbor->cpt II, Ira Berry. -on Of
Albert l.. ani L-ttie \. Higgins. agrd , years,
month. and 3 dag.
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MIR. Swan and his wife go to establish
a High School at Victoria, Vancouver's Is.
land.
Mr.. Potter, long teacher in the Nor
NAL School accepts a call to new profess
sorship in the State University at Lexington.
Mrs Potter has presided at the organ Of
the Orthodox church, where Mr.. Potter has
had charge of the singing. They will be
much missed.
Land for the purpose of building has
recently been changing hands. A. E. Ives,
IT., of Brooklyn, N. Y, has purchased q fine
lot on the shore. north Of the village,
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L miui-tration On the estates OF EUsrA,rU r.
Bowdcu and Abigail I. Mos. both vt l. II-,,,rliI
said county deceased
ORbERLp-That the Petitioners .i,, notice. &c, lt
pcT-rnS Interested Boy catt~Inc "a COPY OF tN.
prier of Court thereon. Ia be nuuH~n,Ii
three weeks -ucces-iyvly ia t.e Ellsworth ltn,rj
can, Il new papcr printed or published In Ems
orth, that they may appear At 4 Probate. Court
Ia be held at Ellsworth, Ia said county, ON the
second Wednesday of Oct next at ten -tt...k I'm
the forenoon, and ~hew cause, IL any tu,.S have
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-24

Rev. VIM. Forsyth exchanged pulpits
on Sunday, with Rev. Mr.. Freeman of Blue
hill, who delivered very practical sermon
full of suggestions for everyday living.
The seminary is fourishing with large
number of students. 1856 have been reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-09-24

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Adj
ministrator of the Estate Of Sarah Conary
late Of Buehill, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, 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 demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment.
A. \. BURNHAM.
Sept IA, 1885. 3w3sN