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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28
seHooL AND oHuRoH.

An English church has been built
on the top Of the EggIsohorn, in the
Alps. 1920 feet above the sea level
The colored people of the South
publish eighty newspapers and furnish
sixteen thousand teachers for the
schools.
General Sherman told General Joe
Johnston that school commencement
were a block and a half ahead of mill
tary glory
Senator Anthony bequeathed to
Brown University the only known copy
of the original edition of The New En-
gland Primer" "
1t is proposed to raise fund of
$50, 900 to establish an art gallery and
memorial hall for Dartmouth College
-- Boston JOurHGL
Rev George O. Barnes, the ovange-
list who created so much excitement i'm
Kentucky and other sections q few
years ago, and who seemed to spurn all
wholesome regulations, being con
spjcuously a law unto himself, has now
united with the Church of England
and is at present in India.
American choOl-books are not
desired in Argentine A New York
firm sent textbooks into the country
according to contract, but neither the
histories nor Biographies were accepted.
II was found that they represented the
condition of the country as it was
twenty-five years ago and alluded to it
as 1.-The Argentine Confederation.
The use of tina. term was a mortal in
suit to the people, since it was decided
by civ.lw that Argentine is not a con
federation OF Sta'cs but a nation.-N
y Tribune.
Some of the words which Miss
Kneil, at the recent teachers meeting,
spelling returned on the exam nation
for admission to the high schoo are as
follows Physique was spelled psique,
phiseec, phjseke, phiseque, physic,
physiCk, phi sque. phizeeke, phys ge,
physice, physeac physe lue and phis.
ceac; etiquette -ctiQuet etiket, etecate
and ctoCet; petifogger -petaphoger,
podafogcr and potefOEer; vehicle
veacle and veheCal geyser -gizer aud
gyserre.-SprjngfeH, (Nass.) Re.
pUbiicaB.
"A confession upon crihbiug in col.
leges has revealed dark and devious
wavs in education. One man is said to
squeeze through a tight place by writ
ing memoranda on his polished boots
and rubbing chalk into the marks
Trade dollars. smOothed on one side
and inscribed with memoranda aid the
cribber. Another method is paper in
the sleeve kept ont Of sight by an elias
tip and drawn forward yyhpD Dnp1p1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28
TEMPERANCE READuNG.



Try, John; try, John; from temptation n.y.
Drunken Joe and ie'a Ned-poss such com
rados by, John.
Bhun the tempting tavern door,
Set not foot within, John;
Bach old chum avoid, though dear
That would lure TO sin, John.
Everything and every place
That tends to lead astrav, John,
Give them mp, renouuce them all
From this very day, John
Try, John; try John; win tell you why,
He VINO lights gainst what is bad, win CON
quCr by and by, John.
nwith an your powers you strive
With your habits wrong John,
While they daily weaker grow,
You viii grow more strong John.
What if ebOpm0tcs Jest and SCOT
Because YOU hate the sin, John,
Surely ~ they laugh that lose,
They may smile that win, John.
Try, John; try, john wherefore do you sigh
JOhn2
" I'm afraid ] shant succoed"-is this what
you reply, JOhn2
Nonsense, man such coward fear
Never won q fight, johns
Let's have faith and courage, TOO,
In what is true and right John,
Like the little barking ours
That love TO snarl aud sCOld, John,
Evil habits soon will fly
when we're stern and bold, John
TrE John; try, John; think, in days gone by,
John,
-Eabits have been conquered, vile as those
DER which you sigh, John,
How this idle loon became
An energetic man, John;
How that hOary, hopeless sOt
LOathed the piUe and pot, John
Mark their upward histories well,
Histories stern and true, John,
Teaching you what you may be,
How you may dare and do, John.
Try, John; try, John; were that mother nigh,
John,
Who her dear, her darling boy, once did
proudly eye, John,
How that loving heart would mourn
Ger the wrctChed change, John,
Turn her from the sight away
Sight so sad and strange John.
Shall a vile degrading sin
Keep you unfOrgiven, John,
Not alone from peace and 1OY
But from her and Heaven, JObn2
Try, John; try, John; look with faith on high,
John;
You've a Father and a friend, mighty, loving,
nigh. John.
Go and tell Him you repent
OF your evil ways, John;
Pray for help and strength to live
Happier, hOier days, John.
PRAY er and eiOrt-this combined,
All success insurCs, John;
And, with JOY ana peace OF mind,
Victory shall be yours, John.
-Satrltg7t Series.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
CAUGHT

Hptoo, dainty 6ne
when YOU are caught, I win make you minol
But tiN you are caught, must follow;
And nftor your tiny, dancing feet
And your gay, shy smile 80 sOncy sweet,
Up hill and over hollow,
With q call aud a cry don't doubt but
Shall hy--likc the swift winged swallow
Tiptoe, dainty fine
Now you are caught and you are minol
MY little lasH H-lv6 caught herl
She laughs end pOuts and hides her face
She SPRINGS away with an agile grace
The dartiug birds have taught herl
But must not miss my hard-earued kiesi
Like thisl-my bonnie dRuEhtorl
Oh, Byl Away, owayl
What can the painting mother sayP
Why-'nOw she is fast and I hold herl
] kiss her blue eyes and sunny hair,
Her dmpled arm and her cheek 80 fair;
To my loving heart fold her
And thcn ] swing the captured thing,
with 'sWingl-swOng swing to my
BhOuderl"
ST NieJ5oIro
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28
TEMPERANCE.
a View from an Everyday, Practical and
CommOn-Sense Standpoint

A View from an Every Day, Practical and
Common-Sense stand-Point.
In the discussion of the Temperance
question there is usually but a narrow
view taken of it. Usually it is the NOR
al side that is presented, and every
other point is lost slight Of. There is
no question that has a greater variety
of important sides; and a vast deal of
support to the Temperance ques on is
lost because it is not more broadly pre-
sented. Thousands of people regard the
question of morals as something that is
wholly divorced from practicability.
Even men of moral lives often think
that the preachers of morality had bet
ter be engaged in more practical mat
ters. 1t is of no use TO find fault with
such men, and certainly they ought not
to be ignored because their notions are
below the proper standard. 1t is to the
interest of the community to have every
man a sober citizen, and the rnfOrma-
tion of a drinking man is desirable by
whatever means or argument it may be
secured. In our experience we have al
ways found that the average man will
listen much quicker if you can show him
that tn, immediate results of some act
of his will be unmistallable than he will
if he is shown that an indefinite future
result will be much greater. Rather,
it is much easier to get right down to
the everyday practical affairs of life
and make an impression on men that it
is to make the impression through
9l,l0 s;i v'i,,O i,, MEX ,.o,-i-aI
Iiilo ColU' - 0olio,,CS '1i,, % - ..,
lIy II WI i'9 iI ~. w Lo -, ~ w.
-; .,,,ii,,. ~ ,,ta,1
n' ~ 80 t
80, 80 Iio sa,,s bo bas Jigicnit,, oronlrl,
ir,,t,,aa 49, ,,aa,,Io ~ tbi1I- ~ E.
lo+ oior6 t!,,i-.,,C. nf On ;,So
G+,ita f,,+,l,, tbat is M ,,5oTa, ~ thai,.
,o,,.Gv, ~ 80, + Ii'io &c .l,u.l
Iomo Iooo ~ P+ "U so sos 'Ilm bo honrS toii GJiS
III to,,, tot ba IS mo 70 ' T ron,
taS 1l tbaI-, '-i,, botto,. fd6oJ hotto,, eIotbos
-, VA te,, 5,-,.'i s
pov'ei i,o,'iI2 .i,t l'ti' n IT, "
LA P,uo4I to aoi n4" to iistar .,t Erd tat I
,0 9, r-o r. t-r,,.' ,,,ic,.i4 ~ VIC, o,,,O
- 10Y Ivy '- P0O
PiT g. +t,,, +I,o+ - 8, I,++,,. - boo,f,, tl,o
,,,agor, tstion ,t of t5a Ton,oTon ~ % n,,as I,.
tio,, Got LoLvn 70 aDo,.g ,jaL, ,oosoy,,
fnI hono % m oo ,,yo,I % Dd J'S26no ,Tbar
tor E Tor ar6 oiI ,,IaspntoJ IL is tiI,o onoTC,b T
70 toilo G nm nm tbe moral asnaots Of t6o
ooso W. oil ,noy, tbot t5oro is no
eIiror 1, z,,v Of oronsinr mans Interest
,,,,oD Nv snbiect fbon ~ toTob LiS
nPciEet and there is no dificnIrv at all all
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

ACCORDING to recent statistics, it is
Rscertained that In New York, ninety
three per cent of the inmates Of tho
House Of Industry We're sent there for
liquor crimes, while OF the 5000 liquor
sellers Of the metropolis, CABS have
been teniined ia iai Or prison
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1885-10-28

"A swallow built upon a house iu
Germany. The occupan, caught the
bird and attached to It's wing note
asking where the bird wintered. Ii was
returned TO it's old nest ON the German
house and was found TO bear a reply
stating that the bird passed the winter
in Florence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Granite Quarry Property
For Sale
Notice OF Sale by Trustees.

WHEREAS the Collins tr;tnitc Company, OF
w East Bluehli, Maine, corporation existing
mnder 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 and
eighty two, by its trust mortgage deed of that
date, duly executed and recorded in the Hancock
County Registry of Deeds, Vol. $50, Folio 49, and
IN the records of the town OF BuehiIi, Book >,
rage 500 and IN the records Of the City Of Port
land, Book -, Pages III and ~, conveyed 10
William T.. Gould, OF Dpering and Byron -.
Nerriii, of Portland, both In the County OF Cum.
bertrand, the real estate and personal property
herein described. in trust to secure payment of
certain bonds of said corporation therein descrb-
Ell, dated January :, \. ID, 1851, AMI interest
thereon ut six per cent per annun PAYABLE
quarterly, and quarterly payments of Eve hun
bred dollars sinking fund therefor conditioned
among other things that II default shall he made In
the pay mcnt of any of said bonds the interest
thereon, or any part thereof, the said sum Of
five hundred dollars quarter yearly at the eu,l Of
every quarter during the first live years afors-
said, or In the performance al any other of the
conditions OF this deed, then IL shall e law full for
the said grantees. the survivor Of them and
their successors, To take actual possession of the
property hereby conveyed, and sell aud aispns,.
Of a sufficient amount thereof with the improve.
mvnt4 thereon 70 pay The principal aud interest OF
all OF SAID bonds, which may then be- outstanding.
ami thr expenses "i The trust or larger amount
if, in their Judgment, part can rot lee sold with
"t loss or injury To- the whole, AMI aCc"Gnt to the
said grautnr its successor or assigns, for auy
balance Of the proceeds Of -ttrh sale rpInaiu
tng ami above the amount r,-tnir,,d Tor tho
ahaVc named purpose such sale L, h4 AZ public
auction, on or near the premises. after three
months notice thereof, Published IN one nc,, spap,r
printed IN said Portland. and In the Comfy
Of Hancock and without other notice or demand
and whereas the conditions Of said trust mortgage
deed have been broken, and the holders al said
t"ud- of the said corporation which are out
standing have heretofore requested H. the said
trustees To- take possession ui the said property -o
conveyed Ia IN trust ami furvs,l,,-t -aid trust
mortgage deed, aud To sell said property ia ac-
rnrtanoe with the term, AMI provisions Of sad
't,ti, aa'l Ne the Slld trustees. have notified ~n
corporation thereof, and have taken actual pos
session ut SAIL property NOW therefore, notirc
/ hereby given that we. the sail trustees claim
foreclosure Of the said trust n deed for
breach 81 H. conditions. and that our Judgment
being that Part ~ said property sufficient pay
~ail outstanding bombs and accrued interest
thereon. cannot br sold without injury To- thr
l..al. -. A.tI M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

En>tnN.-Ar NAV II. >,h.. ,io chiIcntt.
Fullerton. Ncw Yurk ". L. rmar.op. cntf.
urhud. sarah Frauk. Barier. Green, Lamb
uz
Ar. Ma, Is. >-h.. tnr,In,, ,u,n Der I.l,
i><< a. u.,,, - ,t.. ~,
i'm. ra,.t.,,, ''' 49, '''''''' f"''"
: tHih NNh"f sd. ha' y, srh hariotie
ho'N. NmI'u' Portsmouth
MN NoNk-Ar. Man II. -ch-. T.. H. Har-
,,,' - ic'',,' Ni'ht T. i'"'-'
D., i,i,,,.,' ''''' '' '''''' D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Monday was the warmes. day OF the sea-
SOFA 10 that date.
Counh, has commenced serving ice cream
a his restaurant
A loi Of large and fine looking stalks Of
pie plant re- for sale AT the store of A. NJ
l!uphiu, tl,i> morning, They were from the
garden ot Mr. \. +. Greedy.
Rev. Mr.. Wardwell, formerly Presiding
Elder OF this district. lcfi this week. accom-
panied by hi> wife for the West. They will
hereafter reside with their son. in Pcmbina,
Dakota.
The plans Tor the new county buildings
have been received at the office Of II. b. saun-
,cr>, county clerk, where they are open to the
inspection Of al who may desire to present
bid, for the work.
Nj. y. IL. Norris. Of this city has received
tAt >ad Intelligence Of the death of hi, sister
lo-i,. wife ~ j. w Barnes. at Manitowoc.
VII. on the 18th inst. Mr.. Barnes ba- been
suffering from consumption and her death was
no'. therefore unexpected.
{ onducior L. \. rhilbrook who has been
in poor health and compelled 10 leave the road
Tor >esrrsl we, h. has recovered and has taken
h, train again. MIR. Philhrook is very popular
viii al tho patrons Of the Maine Central. and
hi, recovery and return j. matter of con-
-ralulaiieu siI along the line.
Mrs Bell L. Hayes: no h.,, been visiting
An SISTER. Mr. t,po. W. franc. in thi, city.
.a.I -uhins Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Hayes
.- ...n u Ia"r health for some time. but no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Marine List.

Thursday. MAY u.
SAILED
p Express, hanson. Rockland
"a Forc-,"r Nosiey. Bar IIarhur
HH--ar. bunker. :. " ansl y + Iiarhor
sch Panama. Trundy Boston
ARRIVED
~,h ~ci"ta >adlsr Hancock
>ch tmlis casper. Hosion
ia Sarah Jane, sawyer, Mt Desert
Friday. May IS.
SAILED
~yh olive Hraugh. Farrrli King
>'h catherine, iIutchins Providence.
sob Mln'1'l1. smith, Niuryari Haven for orders
SATURDAY. May l6.
SAILED
SEA Iiin Roc, Dunbar trllni Rank
p ~rini". ~s,lier lanro~A
Sunday. NAV Il.
ARRIVED
~ ! Kennedy. Whitaker Portland
>eu iia--a5. liJuk"f Nj. desert
MONDAY. MAY u.
SAILED
- lsirTn pHcrH, Dunbar. Grand Hank
- ls,t-s late. Har iIAr'rir.
ARRIVED
~'H Nellie Grant p-i... iu-tna.
INrrr--. itm-.,o. Eurk iaud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
FOR SALE IN HANCOCK.

A farm containing one hundred and six acres a
"A good dwelling house, a large barn and sheds;
store and Blacksmith shop; There Is small
orchari beautiful shade trees, situated IN
HANCOCK, ON the Franklin road few rods from
the Franklin Road r. Il. station, fifteen minutes
ride from Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
,,onniar summer resort One quarter of mile
frnsn the sea shore, same distance from a good
school, handy to two steam mills where men and
boys are employed the year round. The best
place In Maine for Country hotel and store. AID
Eastern travellers have to stop here to take train
fine chance to put up transient teams and let
horses and. carry passengers and freight East.
For further particulars call at premises;
S. MONAGHAN,
au0sS Hancock, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Growth Of Los Angeles County.

IT,, A>aftt>, Gal. May 9. 1855.
M .im,ri.
Dear 81 When came to Io, Angeles
IVA 80. searoe.Y any Signs Of civilization
could he found IN TIE counlr, surrounding
"a, city, ,A,e he'r aad there an old
EIacie Hop.e" nestled a'uons the willow,
.ia' ,ku;ei ~eme stream or spring or ia
4e Md n'auata,o canon, might he found a
lev ap.lfte,. Herd, AMI hoek, covered the
hillside, and I'D the fertile valleys bu,
drs.te Ia. ur,ush, a wonderful change in
'h> .apu, .an From rhe sea to the noun
taia> eterl~b, are BOW neat village. and
thfis n settlement, aud the growth of thi.
citt tells The story of the pro.perit, Of Los
Ans'lr. COUNTY. Yours truly.
+ G. WOOSTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the county of Hancock.
THE undersigned William II. Leland of Trenton,
i OF said county respectfully represents that he
has been duly appointed guardian OF Alice c. Lee
one undivided half interest Of q certain lot or
parcel Of land situated In said Trenton, valued
at about one hundred and nfty dollars said lot
being known as the late homestea lot of Gustavus
A. Leland, deceased. That said estate Is unpro-
duetive OF any benefit to said minor and that Ii
will be for the interest OF said minor that the same
should be sold and the proceeds secured on
Interest. therefore prays your Homer that he may
be authorized and empowered agreeably to law to
sell at public private sale above described real
estate. or such part of 1t in your opinion may
he expedient.
WIN. II. LELAND.
May H. A. d. 1855.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-A Court of Probate held
ut Buckspor, on the second "Wednesday Of NAV,
A. ID. lsS5.
On the petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That notice
he given by publishing copy of said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successive.
ly In the Ellsworth American new Papcr
printed or published in Ellsworth that all
persons Interested may attend on the second
wednesday of June next, at a Court Of Pro
hate Ia lie holden in Ellsworth. and shew cause, II
any, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted. such notice to he given before said
Court.
3w2l' Oh CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest :-CHAs Z. DoRR. Register.
true copy Attest ,--tHAs. 4. DOM, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
Died..

f1i'Hary notices, bsy3nf the Dat. NdHic and Ige
Atgf b, liii f5T III TIE rate Of tei c,hts line.
Ellsworth MAY Il. Capt. Jesse Dutton. aged
: wears and - months.
May ~. Mrs. Belle h. HAYES aged 3
wears.
Eden MAY IA. Mr.. Cornelius T. famor
aged = wears.
New York MAY 49, OF acute arterial rheu-
mati-m. Mis- Hattie II. Watson, daughter Of
the late Rev. K. \. Watson Of Hancock.
swanyillc MAY 10, Mary A., wife Of Al
mon ". Garland Of Ellsworth. AGED p year,
and months.
80. Bo-ton-MaY >. Mr.. Helen L. Poulin
tighter of Dr. f. o. Bush OF Hancock. aged
y years, | month and - days
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

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 Joseph HiEckley late
of Biuehill, in the count of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore
quests all persons who are indebted to the said lie
ceased's estate. to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same for payment
ARTHUR {. HINCkLEY.
Buehil, May ID, 1ss5. 5w2iF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity.
Don't fail To try wells Health Remover"
Rough an lsch."
Rough Itch" cures humors, eruptons, ring
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"M~ugA en- CasosPh.'
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure
of worst chronic cases, also unequaled as Eargle
for Dlphtheria Sore Throat, Foul Breath. Soc.
The Hspr of the Nation.
Children, slow in development. puny, scrawny,
and delicate, use "Wells' Health Remover"
Casarrh Of she 0laaaer.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu Paiba. 81.
water DWgs. IRoaebes."
Rough on Rats" clears them out, also Beetles,
Ants.
lyrfi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
General Orders.

The following general orders have been
issued from the Department of Maine, Grand
Army of the Republic:
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Assistant Adjutant Generals Office,
Augusta, Me, Ma, :, 1885.
General Orders No. 4.
COMRADES:
We are again approaching Memorial Day,
and 1t is only deemed necessary to say to
Comrades Of the Grand Army of the Re
public: Let not the sun of May 80 go
down upon one aforementioned grave of
those who wore the uniform of the Army or
Navy, unfolding the honor of the Nation,
IN the late attempt through rebellion to
overthrow the supremacy Of law.
Our reasons for honoring the fallen, are
just as potential to-day, as they were in
1861, aud If our gratitude toward them il
not as warm no" as then, the fault. posi-
bly,, NAV he found in our own weakness
The Department Commander does not
wish 10 tell any Post just how to perform
this sacred duty. but leaves them all to do
Al IN their own way. so long as the grave Of
toe numblest Of them all who fell, is appro-
priately hoHofed
practice. We are sorry 10 have noticed,
has grown up. OF making the 30,h of May
time for merry making and for engaging
~ amu>ements Of various kinds We can
but hope, that while there are individuals
who care not fof the solemnlties If any oc-
cason. well disposed citizens. who for a mo-
meni consider what called Memorial Day
INTO existence. VIII fad something more no.
bic than games aud frolics to occupy their
minds, While the graves of SIX hundred
thousand patriots are being visited in ten
detncss. love and gratitude Let the Gus
tomarN service, upon the Sabbath pr.cei-
IN; Ma, 30 lac held, and let every Conrad.
who possibly can. attend.
The usual report regarding the lay will
he made % these Headquarters.
BY Command Of
JAMES \. HAIL,
Department Commander.
l.. Il. HIT.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

PeHesscot.
Hay is scarce al $iG per ton.
The farmers are taking advantage Of
the coed weather to get in their spring
crops.
The Selecimen Of this town have per
chased road machine and il works wei sc
learn.
A number Of our X ,ekIaad coasters
are hauled up for the reason that there is
now no demand for kiln wood.
In the death of Mr.. Edward White, the
town has lost good citizen and his family
loving parent. He was for IS years Jas
tice of the Peace and adviser for everyone.
WIOoI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

Local. NOTICES

For the greatest amount OF pictures at
short notice. call At JoN'- Gallery where YOU
can ct IS st one sitting by the new ln>tan-
tincnu- pry Plate Process.
Holster, Highway Surveyors Books. VAL
uatinn Books and Collectors Tax List Books
also R.yi led Statutes Of Maine, latest Edi-
lion: also a new stock of Wall Paper Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, Just received
and for sale al j. y. Hale Book store. Eli
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
/ concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Mary b. Hunt late of
Hampton, in the county Of Penobscot, deceased by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who are inlchtei to the said
deeea sed's estate, to make immediate payment.
aud those who have any demands thereon to
present the same for settlement tn him.
JOHN L.. TAYLOR. Adm'r.
Hamu,ien April D. lSS5 3wlg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-05-21
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Buck~p4I-t.
May Term, lss5.
A PETITION having been hled rs the widow ~
IA each deceased. for an allowance out 81 the
personal estate in the estates OF the following
named persons, viz John Lawrenct, Alvin II
Frost, Mariaville.
ORDERED, That said petitioner, give public no
tice to all persons interested. hy causing Cnpy
OF this Order 10 be pubshed three weeks su,,,,-.
siveiy III the Ellsworth American 4 newspaper
printed published In Ellsworth that they may
appear mt Court Of Probate for -ahi County u
be held at the Probate Office in said Ellsworth
on the second "Wednesday in june next, atfcn %
the clock in the forenoon, and show cause, if any
they have, why the same should not be granted.
o. =. CUNNINGHAM, judge.
3w2i. Attest :-tHAs. II. DoRR. Register.
true copy Attest ;-CHAs. Z. DoER. Register.