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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-12

ment employ and could no, be arrested.
Mr.. Fred Googins Of Bucksport was
faithful mail carrier; go was Mr.. Howard
Nye of Cas,ine; the latter vas especially not
ed for the horses he drove Mr.. L-snder
Leach Of Brewer at one time drove the
stage. Mr.. Arnold Hooper of North Ellis
worth, who then lived at the "hsif way
house" vas . driver for year or so. John
Twombley, one of the former genial stage
men, was last heard Of as keeping . stable
at the Northport eamp-ground. Mr.. John
Mclaughlin Of Cas,ine has driven the stage
here for several wears. always making
good time and giving general satisfaction to
the citizens. For the las, few wears the
stage goes until it meets a stage tina, started
from Bucksport after the arrival Of the train
and much to the satisfaction of Cas,ine peo-
pie they are thus enabled to get their mail
and enjoy ii, an hour after dinner.
The mail for Cas;ine has always been
large for the smslness Of its population.
Il is gres, town for newspapers. even If it
is unable to support one of its own.) From
the first issue TO this date the Ellsworth
AMERICAN has been taken and enjoyed by
many citizens.
The stage-dri.er who was considered BY
all odds the best ever on the route was Mr..
Scott Macomber and he is our ideal of a
genial. happy stage driver. He kept his
passengers on the broad grin from the time
they started until they reached their destin
alton, by the force Of his merry savings
whether IT was home sick schoolgirl, an
orthodox divine or an absorbed man Of
business he could bu, be infected by the con
tagious good humor Of his merry compan-
ion. No, only was Mr.. Naoonber jolly
stage driver, but he was also an untirIng
one Wind and weather SLOWING. he was
puuciualliy itself Often IN severe storms
he would &c, over the most impossible roads
and bring III. mai 10 town, even Il he was
obliged TO pa, the mail bag over his shout
der ana wax. Al on. time he pushed
through the snow drifts when II took Eve
hours TO 20 defiance Of two miles. He
drove the stage for fifteen years IN all. He
trough, the news Of the assassnation Of
Abraham Lincoln aud ~s. also driving the
lag, when Jane. \ CARTE i Vas a,sassina-
tea
NJ Nac'm5er h. a slight impediment
in b.. .p~- when enhance. the hImor Of
Is, remark. Oice he lrf h. horses stand T.
~ IN the middle OF the road. wbie be went
down IN a reighboring fed to exchange
rev. -,h a. Cd friend On his return. his
oui, pa,.-rgcr. tim j female, pat her hea!
oct q the coach window snI asked II he uas
rot affa.I 10 cave h,. horse. standing With
oa, A., one 20 watch them IL replied 20
no. mAAm. they are too --- eied 20 20,
Glance 20 stand .ull. 10 ,hink of rsnnjuc
aua,."
\; smother i'm. he VA relating some tale.
and b.. passengers ssked him, hos Pr Top.
pened 10 know 50 much. He r.iau,i. "Do
YOU suppose ! drive passed the Norma
Scaool House twice dav. every ia, II the
year for nothing z" He It was Who .sid he
had driven the stage 80 long he vas Gala
/ tCaIaisl on one SIDE and s. S'sphers on the
other. InUl,r WHFtLrK
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State News.

-Dsnfonh and some of the adjoining
places have been treated to good sleighing
from last weeks storm.
The. Midtown correspondent, Of the
Calais Times denies the report that there
vas a case Of smallpox In that city.
Randall W. Davis. about twenty four
years old, con Of Randall Davis Of Friend
ship. went out to pu, sail in his boat in
Friendship river Wednesday. Shortly after
persons on .hore saw the boat adrift, and
going to it found Davis missing. The river
was dragged and the body recovered in about
two hours. Davis could moi swim, and it is
supposed he los, his balance and fell over
board and Was drowned. He was unmarried
Charles Carleton, "A years old, who has
lived with his wife IN a cherries old house
al Spooner Mills. Dexter, committed suicide
by hanging, Tuesday forenoon Of last week.
saws the Dexter Gazette Last winter the
town helped Mr. and Mrs Carleton buy 4 lit
tie wood and few groceries, and II is thought
the suicide was caused bv some ,hough,less
practical iokers telling Mr.. Carleton that he
would no, receive help this winter unless he
went to the town farm.
Mrs. Matilda Whitney, who latel, died
in Dexter, left by her will. it is reported,
1925, to and in building a soldiers mouu-
ment in that town, provided it is built with
IN six wears.
William Eastman of Appleton, IS years
old. fell through a hatch~ay in Burgess
lime shed al Rockport. Wednesday night, a
distance Of twelve feet. to the hearth of the
kiln, aud was ieIrihl, cut and bruised. He
lay there unable TO move, no person being
near enough to hear his cries Till late Thurs
day forenoon. He is cared for by the Grand
Army Post. HIS condition is critical.
Mr. Edmund Clement of Mon;.ille, has
recently been granted pension and back
pay Ia the amount Of $1,000 on account Of =
son. Benson Clement, who fell in the
A little six-year-oid boy named Willie
Anderson went through Portland. Thursday
tagged" for Bangor. He had travelled
from Leavenw orth. X ansss. where his lh.r
snd mother we're killed in railroad acct
dent. He going TO his grandfather who
is well of and who will look after him.
Mrs Cuihbert. colored. Of Augusta. who
was seriously burned SUNDAY night, of last
week died Of her injuries, Thursday morning,
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SPRAY.

Prospect Harsor.
Mr. and Mr.. S l. Kingsley have moved
into Mrs. Emellne Robinson. house.
Las, week our little community VS., much
sadd-ned by the news OF the death Of Capt,
Charles Evans, Of The brig Giles Loring.
He died on the west coast of Africa, Oct. 5.
He leaves widow and one child.
The town OF Gsuldsboro was we'll repre-
scented at the Teachers Institute a, Bar Har-
Dor. Among those who attended were
Mis-. Jane Moore. Supervisor, Mr.. f. W
Cieaves and wife, Miss Whitaker, Miss Sar-
gent and Miss Weston. from Prospec, Har-
Dor; Mr.. Boynton. Mr. Wood and Mr..
Shaw from West Gouldsboro, and Mr.. Young
from Goudsboro.
c. 2. Dorr and Dr. Sae,, from Ellsworth.
with Alfred Hamilton and Fred Allen, went
to Schoodc, last week, cunning They re-
port grand time.
School closed Friday, taught by Miss
Cora f. Whitaker of Lamolne. This is
Miss Whitak-r's third term in our district,
and that fact alone speaks Of her success as
ateacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cole are rejoicing
over their first born-a daughter.
c. c. Hutchings' store is receiving a fine
coat OF paint, which is great improvement.
Frank Noonan and Clarence Cole have
returned from their summers work.
Mr.. John Williams is at home. for short
stay.
A number Of our young ladies are having
their hair cut. The style is very becoming
to some.
Welsh Moore has gone to sea
Nov. g. ScoTr.
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AGENTS AND BROKERS'.

All agents OF companies admitted to the
State are licensed By the Commissioner an
nualy. The license bearing his signature and
the seal Of hi. Office, and il also contain. the
name Of the company for which he /, author
lied 10 act. Brokers are also licensed an
nualIy.
The licenses Of Agents and Brokers are the
best evidence THAT they arr legally authorized
to do the business they solicit, and they should
be called upon to exhibit them when there i.
any question or doubt in the minds OF parties
interested. The penalty for fraudulently act
Ing As agent. or soliciting insurance business
withouts license. is the forfeiture OF fifty dol
lars
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North Lsmeine
am requested to state, that on account
Of the storm on Sunday, our Bible Day
concert was postponed, and will take place
next Sunday evening At I o'clock, weather
permitting.
Master Harvey n. Bragdon set = trap
one day last week to catch q coon. On
going to his trap next morning. he found a
coon, with one foot in his trap. while on the
other paw he held another trap which from
oil appearances, he had carried about some
time and yet the coon was so savage that
it had to be shot. to get it out of the trap
That was sport for the boys, bu, hard on
the coon.'
We learn from the AttiebOro Adrocate,
that, Permission has been given the
n. II. State Temperance Union, to place in
the corner stone Of the new government
building at Concord. the names Of all the
young people Of the State. who will sign
the corner stone temperance pledge,
promising. the Lord helping. to abstain for
life from the use Of all beverages that can
in,oxicste. This must BE- grea, help
toward pushing forward the well begun
work for God. for home and native land.
We wish all the Young people OF Maine
would make the same resolve.
D'NErT.
'tMoral II foolish coon that wiz Get caught
twice in trap. 1t is sill more foolish coon that
win fight those who would get him out Of the trap
after he has got in.-Ep.
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Bisehiii.
Mr.. Geo. W. Butler is to build cottage
for Prof. Hill, Of Boston, on Sweets
Point.
The weather for the past week has been
rather on the 'dog-dsy" order. Not much
like the typical November weather.
Rev. Mr.. Eveleth preached in the Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Our merchants are LAYING in their winter
stocks.
The Henry Morrison Was heavily loaded
with freight last Saturday.
W. E. Grindle i. busy saving
shingles.
Rev. l.. S. Trip preached a, Eas, Blushill
on Sunday.
Many Of our stone cutters will work for
the Binders a, East Bluehill. We learn that
they have a good job, and hope it may prove
prof, able enc for them.
A branch c. l.. S. c. has been started
here. They meet alternate Mondays Now
for some hard digging Rev. H. A. Free
tnaH ~ Futs H. W estuNt,
President, Miss Lizzie Peters. Secretary.
The heavy wind of Monday of las, week
uprooted large willow tree back Of Mrs. F.
S. Stevens house, and it fell towards the
main street, the top lodging in another viii
low close to the sidewalk. Now. If the last
tree gives way. you will hear a crash, and
may see trouble.
The municipal officers are talking about a
general vaccination in town. Prevention
is better than cure, and every mean. should
be taken TO prevent the small pox.
Stated communication Of Ira Berr,
Lodge. next Monday evening. 1t is hoped
ever. member will be present, If pos.
slble.
Mr.. Byard is rushing the pants along a.
fast as possible.
The hoy that hoisted his lantern to the
top Of the flag pole. Saturday night, know
nov good II is TO walk in the dark hi,
lantern - there yet.
Ron
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Dedh.m.
The ladies sewing circle of the Congrega-
tional society, held a basket sociable at the
town house, Wednesday evening, Nov 4,
which was a success in every particular.
Mr.. l.. S. SWEET has sold his farm to his
son Elisha j., and expects to resid. in
Amherst hereafter.
Mr.. Geo. F. Smart has bought the Wes-
colt place on the new road in Burtonville
Mrs ID. d. Blaisdell has bought the farm
of Alex. H. Gray, which WAS formerly her
old home.
Miss Evie Burrill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sewall c. Mitchell, in Danforth.
Mr.. Peter Phillips of Holden, died sud
denly of heart disease last Thursday, aged
about so yrs. Mr., Phillips vas highly re-
spected citizen. He was born in this town,
and for several years was one Of the select
men.
Messrs. Geo. H. Pinkham & A. W. Rich
ardson made trip to s. w. Hsrbor and
vicinity last week. to sell apples, &c. Mr..
Will Foley has been at Bar Harbor over
week, selling produce Of various kinds.
These parties have been doing quite busi-
ness in this way the present fall.
Or. W. L. Hunt Of Bangor, has the con-
tract to yacci1ste our tow, aad has COM
menoed operations.
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THE ASSESSMENT PLAN.

There are twcnty-nine local companies or
ganixcd in the State that ar" authorized 70 30 a
Fire Insurance business on tn. assessment or
cooperative plan but there are no companies
from other States or countries authorized to
do insurance bushes. on thu, plan In this
state.
Two companies only are authorized b y law
10 DO LIZ insurance business in the stat. on
the sSse~sment plan, by the employment OF
paid agents, viz The Maine Bcnrf, As.o-
cisiion Of Auburn aud the Proylden, Aid
Society Of Portland, and any person acting in
the State ss"ut for any other cooperative
Life Insurance Company. whether such com
psny belongs in the State or out. incur, the for
fixture Of fifty dollars.
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lAmoine.
We are enjoying ~ fine rain. which
has continued sine. the middle of last week
Members of the grange, and friends out
side the order, attended BOX Socisbe,"
at the hall last Wednesday evening. Over
fourteen dollars we're cleared tow ard furnish
ing new hall-~hen we get one II is
proposed to have a musical and drama,ical
entertainment the last Of this month, for the
same object.
Rainforth's "Nsw England Comedy Par
~" is billed for this place Nov. IA
Capt. |. Bowdeu is at home once more.
Hon. y. b. Coolidge and wife have gone
10 Boston to attend IN. annual session OF
the National Grange.
There has been considerable navigation
on the upper Jordan" during the pas, fr y
weeks. One vessel has made several trip.
from here with sand for De Grssse Fox. and
W. A. Mllilken keeps the Advance" busy
taking sand from here to his place at Bar
Harbor. He has lately purchased the
Transit" formerly used at the Sullivan
ferry, and now runs his sand boats n, steam
PETRFL.
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Agent Wanted.

The Household sewing Machine Cot Providence,
X. l., desire to arrange with some efficient per
son to sci 1.-The Household Machine in Ellsworth,
and adjacent towns or any other TERRITORY, whtre
the company are not already represented. Tn
company IL among the most substantial m the
country. and ii has met with great success in In
Producing the machine The Household Sewing
Machine is widely known and 1t has found ready
made its merits known. The machine has no
superior. II Is simple, reliable durable some
agents of the Household" beginning with few
hundred dollars have accumulated several
thousand. In a short time, and have earned posi-
tions of permauence and importance The com
pany protects it, agents in the territory assgnei
to them, and the success of earnest, industrious
and efficient men, having small amount OF capI-
tai invest in the business is certain. For such an
agency address the "HOUSEHOLD SEW fN6
MACHINE co, PROVIDENCE, r. |. John H.
Anthony, Gen. Man. 4. E. Marks, travelling
salesman. tw43
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EIr,. ., have a!aay. been "a, uucer-
tain aad tickle. in many of the States.
~ morning FL MAY: bid, il other, tie
re>a,. et Tie political canvass can he
calculated with al.na-. a. mach r,ain-
~ H. the eclipse, of The Sun and moon
by the astronomer. Effects are ALWAYS
produced lv causes. In PENNSYLVANIA,
Massachusetts. Iowa. Kansas. Colorado
and Nebraska. where the people are
noted :.r tl,i- steady habits. social and
mora. worth and devotion to- principle.
the rr-4.; la~ been what everyone be-
licycd j. wu..l hr.. Il signal triuinnL i,r
thr RembIl..a,. T. Iowa rb;. fac, j.
e,re.iallv ,.a.is,atle. All lii, worst ,I..-
meat, OF society," united wiki ia, Demo.
cratic rartv against thg K.mil.lican>.
and. notwithstanding, la. SEEMINGLY mn
equal contest. the Republicans, hand
~yuth Whipped ihc "a hole r4loly COM
NI.4lIsA44 t.tIi -.!si.l.l ~tIltf.tlit victory.
In Mississippi where. though they do
not trust in Providence. thew alwav,
keep ,heir ..oa4 d,g," of course the
elec,i5. wa, all one way. aud tina. way
wa, the Democratic way. 10 Ger
tain cNtca, the same j. true Of Virginia.
General Nahpue alleges that the Dem
ocra;ic triumph ii tie last Virginia
election l. solely due to the absolute
control of election machinery bv the
Democrats. The fact j. the Republi-
cans ct tAe odd Dominion" We're de-
teated By The ">olid south. and they
VIII continue TO be. until that grand ar
iIe'e Ia ;he R'FHhlieaa creed that every
voter OF the ni;ed States l. entitled TO
'Ar'" "nr ballot aAd ha'e that ballot
c'"N'e4 '''''l dominate the whole
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Bolster's Highway Surveyors Books. Val-
uation Books and Collectors Tax List Books,
also Revised Statutes of Maine, latest Ed
ton; also new stock of Wall Papers Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, just received
and for sale at J. A. Hale's Book Store, Ellis
worth.
Mr.. G. c. Burrill reports the line of de-
posits in his bank as rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur
rill offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
BY a National Bank. 3tf
KNOW THYSELF, by reading the
"Seience Of Life" the best medical work
ever published, for young and middleaged
men. lyr2I
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"WILDCAT COMPANIES

Certain bogus companies, and Others having
no right to do 50, send agents in to the State
and they pick up risks here and there lodging
from place to place, and leave before the law
can be brought to bear upon them. Citizens OF
Maine should have nothing whatever to do
with these parties except to report them to the
Insurance Commissioner with the names Of
persons who may be summoned rs witnesses
to prove violation Of the law against them
The Insurance Commissioner invites the CO.
operation OF citizens and authorized agents 10
free the State from the evil Of Illegal and bogus
-o-caled insurance. projects.
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Ifehton
Mrs. Mary J. Buzzell is building a fine
cottage on the old homestead Of Capt. A. L.
Mcfarland. 1t takes the place of one de-
stroyed by fire last spring. veranus NJ.
Haynes is architect and builder. We are
glad to sse the old place looking up again.
She is also building small cottage for her
sen on the same place.
N. A. H.
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As sullivan news seem TO be minus in
your last edition. | vii give the readers Of
the AMERICAN few points as TO what is
going on here although news are scarce al
the time Of Year.
The wild geese are beginning 10 come in
the bay and several Of the sportsmen here
have gone 10 Lamone tonight to he read,
10 commence the sport at das light. there be-
ing better chances to shoot them there than
in this part of the bay.
| see BY your paper that Ellsworth sent a
large quota Of pedagogues TO the institute
at Bar Harbor. But think Sullivan did Bet
ter, according to the number Of teacher.
employed.
School commenced last Monday at the
head Of Long Cove, taught by Joshua b.
Johnson, who, Mr.. Editor. 10 you at least,
it is needless to say, is a veteran in the pro-
fession.
Mr.. Wilson has nearly completed some
decided Improvements on his house at the
Falls village. The school house at the same
place is about finished being great i'm
provement on the old one and i, now an or
nament to the place.
AT West Sullivan, George P.ttingil is
- 49, -;
49, ". pa,,;...I, H., ..i ~; -''
business again. and has decided 10 keen ON
in spite Of his severe losses
hs .xnso,sJ ,h;s ,;m. IS ~ S ,"a' ean
con,-sc,. have ham rsns;..d md ai,oaa,b
.L,t 90
Inc news Oh the iate election were received
So. 81 rsyrs, H.; pDnnrI;aa.s A'0
john Bran, who has almost laid at the
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Profit for EVERYBODY.

Parker's Tonic kept in home is sentinel TO
keep sickness out. Used discreety IL keeps the
blood pure, and the stomach, liver and kidneys In
working order Coughs and colds vanish before
II. |; builds up the health.
81 sell large quantities OF Parker's Tonic IN my
drug store. Among my customers, doctor has
been prescribing /, for the past Two years He was
nearly dead himself, and tried every remedy
known To his profession, without any relief. After
he had used four bottles OF Parkers Tonic he be
gan To grow In flesh, and the Improvement in his
health was absolutely wonderful He re
comments it TO eyCryone"-J. F. DARRuw, Calu-
met Ave. Pharmacy. li3 Twenty ninth street.
Chicago. Ill.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and inds
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send a recipe that wifi
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
emedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope TO the
REV JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station d, Nesr York City
lyr29
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LICENSED COMPANIES.

Every Company from smother state or
Country authorized TO do business In this State.
whether Fire. Marine, Life or Accident is
licensed annually BY the Insurance Commits
sion-r. Maine Companies % not require
licenses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-12

The house of Granville ], Seavey, of
East Boothbay, was burgIarized Thursday
night A watch and other articles were
stolen. Louis Isenberg, German, was ar
rested Friday morning at Wiscasset, as the
guilty party BY Sheriff Kelley.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-12

There was shooting accident IN Fox
croft. Wednesday ofla week. Some boys
were handling loaded revolver when it was
accidentally discharged, the ball entering
tbe leg Of Artie Randall, son OF VIM. nan,
dali A doctor was summoned, and iailed
% and the ball BY probing. He does not
eansi,ler tlsunGund dangerous.
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

Certain Fraternsl Charitable and other
Benefit Associations have authority to do bust
ness on the assessment plan by Chapter 1913 Of
the public laws OF lsS5 but they must mot en-
poy paid solicitor. or canyas.ers"
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Nervous DebtDitsted Men,

You are allowed a free tr,dl Of thirty days OF
the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voitaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous,
Debility. loss OF Vitality and Manhood, and all
kindred troubles, Also, for MANY other
diseases. Complete restoration to health.
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full
information, terms, etc, mailed free by adj
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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FOR SALE!
IN BUCKSPORT,
Blacksmith Shop, Tools and
- FIXTURES OF
Lewis e. Bending.

ms i the best opening for "a smart rutrrpr-sr<
Blaok~mith that ha- ever been o1eryi In taI-
county. The shop Is centrally located near the
Prospect Ferry ami ha, the hest ran Of ra~l pay
ing customers Of any shop 20 town. tn. rctlr'l
owner having accumulated handsome fortune
mere, but failing health nect--ltatiuE the sale
me shop mas chimney~ for three trr~. wv" -
winch arr IN operation there arr three good -t~'
IN" anNil-. one tire bending ami setting ma'hiHe.
a good drilling machine, nice platform scale,
forty pairs OF tongS Of every tc-'rip.
u"n for snip, carriage AMI farm W"rh.
there is also r good -et Of sling for the
shocins OF oxen, good stove FOR heating. and I
G"rH az hart wood and Cumberland coal enough -
she shop to astth FORCES until next spring good
Sflhdst"nt, several kegs OF new horse shoes, =
large lot Of made up shoes. several boNe- Of
morse nails, and a quantity OF bar and band ron
and Toe calk steel, and III fact everything uctjtt
IN hrstclass shop ANY man wishing u settle I'D
one OF the pleaSantest towns Ia the fcnot-'rl
valley with good business. shoud apply i'm
mtdlately a the property must he sold AT once
FOR further Information, address
LESLIE &. HOMER,
4iu Buckspurt, Maine.
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To Citizens of Maine.
MATTERS oF MOMENT THAT ARE WORTH oY
ATTENTION..

The following i published for the nfor-
nation Of citizens Of Maine by authority Of the
State Insurance Commissioner. for the purpose
OF guarding against ilIeg. and bogus insur-