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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13
EXECUTORS SALE.
By HENRY BLUM, Auctioneer,

Under and by virtue OF an order from the
Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chatham
county will be sold on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, before the
Court House during the legal hours of sale.
An undivided one-half "a interest in
wharf lot number one ~, east of Lincoln
monty known as Harris wharf, in the city OF
Savannah, Georgia; said lot being bounded
on the north by the Savannah river, on the
Bav street and on the west by Lincoln street,
being same property conveyed to Henry j.
Dlckerson by NJ. B. Millen administrator of
the estate Of Lewis B, Harris) by deed dated
July ID, 1862, and recorded in the Clerks
Office of the Superior Court of Chatham
county, Record Book WV. page 8. Terms
cash. H. NJ. BRANCH,
H. +. WILLINK,
S. P. GOODWIN,
Executors of Estate Of Fl. j. Dickerson, de-
ceased
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EXECUTRIX'S SALE.
ByI.D.LaROOHE's SONS, Auction,

By virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary of Chat
ham county. we will sell before the Court
House door, in the city of Savannah, during
the legal hours of sale, on TUESDAY, the
Sd day of November, 1895,
Lot No. 81 White ward; also, lots eighteen
(Is) nineteen (l9) and twenty (20) Swollyille,
city Of Savannah, together with all and singu-
lar the improvements ON said lots
The above is sold as the property of the late
Jos. b. Reedy, deceased, for payment of debts
and distribution. KATE POWER,
EXecntrix estate Jos L. RandV.
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Vye.rber yneionrIons.

For the South Atlantic States TO-DAY:
Generally fair weather, winds generally
from southeast to northwest, higher ba-
rometer, slightly cooler except on the
coast, and stationary temperature.
Cotton re- gion bulletin for II hours end
ing d p. m:
SAvANNAH. Oct. y. 8 P. NJ. Eastern time.
Or4rRrcFs AVERAGp
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Altrtinn SaIre 6n.n,n
NJ AUOIION.
BYI.D. LaROCHR's SONS
ERaaI Salra
CITY sHERIFFos SALE

lie
FINDER and by virtue OF n A 20
- of the City Court of Savannah w. ue % ont
OF the JASPER Mutual LOAN XsS ~ ial 0,
TION VS.. WILLIAM GARRARD, Tr1ettoI-A A;
nave levied upon the followino' estee, |
property as the property of the desegcs bed
WILLIAM GARRARD, Trustee. si pd ant +
sell the same at public outcry ber emu VII
Court House door, in the city Of Sav.e tls
county of Chatham, and State Of con aniunaL-
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY tbe y u 10
November, 1883, during legal hours 90 5u usI
all that lot or parcel of land in the VI c,s sae
savannah, county Of Chatham, State ~ VrI.'4 Of
gla, known and distinguished by the VI n,' ueof'
SIX % Crawford ward, having fro ol,oa
sixty (6Ol feet, more or less, on sontb J ~ o.,
street, and rectangular depth OF ninet, toaa
more or less, running back to a lane Mn ieet
improvements thereon. Property pointsI s sae
by plaintiffs attorney. ''N'eu out
Terms cash; purchaser tn pay for titles
Owner notified. DAVID RAJTTXs5'
Sheriff City Court Savannsh
SAVANNAH, GA, July 6, 1885. ''llan'
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
G. II, DORSETT, Auctioneer.

Under and By virtue Of an order granted by
the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham county, l will sell before the Court
House door, in the city Of Savannah, during
the usual hours Of sale, on TUESDAY, No
vemher Sd, BS5, the following. soldAs the
property of the late Patrick Cullen Tor the
purpose Of distribution and the payment OF
debts, viz
A portion Of lot letter Middle Oglethorpe
ward and the Improvements thereon, consist
ing of twO-story brick store aud residence,
on the northwest corner of Harrison and st.
Gaul streets. and the two twO-story wooden
residences adjoining and north II same.
JOHN L. HERB,
Adm nistratOr dc bOnis non
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13

WAsHiNGToN, OCT. 12.--surgeon Gen.
eral Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital
service, said to-day that the danger OF a
cuolera invasion Of this country had
passed for the present.
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piamoS.
The Gabler Pianos.

II GABLER & BRO have lust added a
Ia new style Upright Piano No. !, to their
already extensive catalogue. The New York
Musical courier speaks OF this Piano in its last
issue as follows:
"Thc illustration represents the new scale
style Upright Gabler Piano, which ia in ali
respects splendid instrument. The tone is
remarkably powerful, and find the touch and
action as plant as those OF a grand piano
The outward appearance OF the piano can
only be partially judged from the cut in the
ADVERT cement for the select and choice woods
used cannot be properly reproduced in n cut
or picture. AtOg Their the instrument is one
OF he most attractive now before the trade,
ana IL should be seen and examined hy every
dealer having his own interests IN view. The
patent slide fall board is In Itself sufficiently
important TO ue examined by persons inter
ested In piano construction. The instrument
re- fleets great credit upon the manufacturers.
Messrs Gsbler & Brother. and will unuuesl
tionably become iavorite in the trade"
We have sold hundreds Of this manufacture
during the past 30 years, and feel proud To
state that erarV Instrument has given the most
complete satisfaction.
We love to sell these Instruments: their SUI
perior qualities and reasonable price add
daily new friends for them.
Terms of Payment Very Liberal.
SChreiner'S Music House
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A Fine Lunch,

including Oyster Soup, will be served To
DAY, from 10 to II, at the Merchants Elk.
change, 1917 Congress street.
CHAS. f. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13

ANOTHER ATTEMPT Is making to I'M reduce
the penny into Texas, where for all practical
purposes the nickel has been the smallest coin
n general use. a Galveston merchant has
led the way. and, the people approving the in
novation, oJher dealers have imported the cop
pers and are making change with them.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ByI.D.LaRoCHE's SONS, Auctfonee,

By virtue of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary of Chat
ham county, we will sell before the Court
House door. dur ng the legal hours of sale,
on the FIRST TUESDAY,, being the Sd day
of November, 1885,
Lot No. SO, block s. East Savannah; western
half of lot No. 50 White ward; improvements
on western half lot No. y. South Oglethorpe
ward; one share Merchants and Mechanics
Loan Association.
The above is sold as the property of the late
John NJ. johnson for distribution and pay
ment Of debts.
LUCRETIA A. BAKER,
Administrators estate John NJ. johnson.
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Flll-SiZG Building Lot.
DANIEL r. KENNEDY, AuOtioneer.

O<AANAAA H. n .
TUESDAY, November 8. at IL O'Clock, at
Court House, / Will sell:
Lot number SO White ward, situated on the
northwest corner of Lincoln and Anderson
streets. This is very pretty and full size
lot ana convenient to street cars.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ByI. d. LaROCHE's SONS, AuotiOneers.
By virtue of an order granted by the honora-
bic the Court of Ordinary of Chatham
county. we will sell before the Court House
door, during the legal hours of sale, on
TUESDAY, the Sd of November, 1885,
Lot. No. Fairtown tract, on Gwinnett
street, city of Savannah.
Lots Nos. IS and SO, with all the improve
ments thereon.
Also
One horse, furniture, and all the personal
effects belonging to the estate of DANIEL
BARTON, deceased.
THOMAS BASKINS,
Administrator estate Daniel Barton.
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gor salr.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE in Gordon Block, next to corner
II Barnard street
-Four Houses corner Henry and Cemetery
streets.
G. BoURQUIN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13

- EORGlA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -NotV
" hereby given to all parties having W.
mands against CATO WlLLIAMs, ls
Of Chatham county, now deceased, 70 presoIi
them to my attorneys, MesFrs. LaWl9n ~
Cunningham. properly made out Win. ~,
time prescribed by law, so as 10 snow Va n.
character and amount; and all persols
debted to said deceased are hereby req4 n.
TO make immediate payment 90 my ~ ~
tOrneYs. NIMBRICk WlLLlAMe
Administrator estate Of Cato illla.----
q EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -Noilffs., H..
" hereby given that have made slpb,r
ton % the Court OF Ordinary oil u A...t,s
county for orier 20 sell All the real 800
aud personal property belonging W e .s, n
JOHN RYAN, deceased, for me pay 4 .arlrl
debts ana distribution. and that ~ gais,|
VIII be granted at 9Th day OF 1000
Term, 1885, OF said court, unless oQeattgs
fled. JORDAN r. bhooho,5
Administrator estate John Ryan, leVe"'
SAVANNAH, October Q, 1885. -
4, EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -No,.,fi,,
" hereby given that I have made Xxx
ton 10 the Court of Ordinary OF ~
county for order % sell all the real e.tee,e
personal property belonging 20 es.S
MICHAEL p. MuRTAGH. deceasel. ~ M
payne Of debts and distribution III w nl
said order Will be granted 10 Mn ,ors
OF NOVEMBER TERM, 1850, OF sA'"
unle.s objections are tled. n,ooKs
Administrator estate Michael T.
deceased.
sAvANSAu, October .. 1886.
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Aartiom salrn stturr Dams.
Very Eligible Building Site
AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, November Sd. at II O'Clock, at
Court House, Will sell:

Lot Nos4 Currytown ward situated on the
southwest corner of Montgomery and Liberty
streets, size OF lot 80 feet Liberty by so feet
on Montgomery street.
Terms-One- third cash, balance one and
two years, with interest end mortgage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13

WOrkingmen's Benevolent AssOcistiO
Attend a special meeting THIS tuesday
EVENING, at 3 o'clock.
JOHN DRISCOLL, President.
PATRICK SULLIVAN Rec. Sec'y.
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@lrpttnoS.
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 231,
F. and A. NJ.
Chippewa Tribe No. 4, /. o. Of K. NJ.

A regular meeting of the Tribe will be held
at the Wigwam, THIS Tuesday EVENING
at O'clock
b. SPRINGER. Sachem.
r. c. NJ CRAWFORD, Chief OF Records.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-13

The regular monthly meeting of this Club
Will be held THIS EVENING, at 8 O'clock.
BY order of
j. n. PROCTOR, President.
II. w. WARNEKE, Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
FA,' Hluehill

Fs,' nluehiu
There vii. be large sale of granite
property, here, next Thursday.
Mr.. A. F. Cousins has been mendng,
not hi. own ways, bl' the towns. He ha,
put the roads IN good condition.
The >cho, ner Caroline Knight presents
sorry appearance. with her decks torn cp, her
ceiling torn of and her iimbers torn out.
Capt. Cousin, SAYS he intends 10 make her
good 81, new.
Mrs. Hnrr, Binder has been visiting
her father J X Long. and other friends. dur
lng the week MIR. Binder Is here to day
hiring stone cutters To work in Gnuldsboro
for the Binder brothers.
F. j. Long shipped fac munument
YESTERDAY TO Brook In for Capt. GAlrn Cous-
ius.
Nj. II Long has moved his lilac k>milh
shop. and built new slone shed for GENE
iery work.
Our po.tmi>ire>, saws she don't care
who Killed Cock Robin, hut she wollG ike
10 know who killed her hens. Sh- thinks.
perhaps, ne, mi,to X the stone shed for a
henery.
Mr.. J. VI. RiIion has one Of the finest
locking and best horse, in town; II is real
pleasure To iIde after hInI.
C. G. Long. f.. L. Carter. Wiberi
Carter, Simon Doyle and Others, expect to
start on Monday. for Gouldsboro to work
for the Binder brothers. G.
jane -.
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Deer isle.
We leain that the boarding house Of
Mrs. Snider j. completed.
i is said that G. s. Narston. of Bos-
ton will continue the pant business at the
old stand in this place. Eight cases Of
goods. representing 1000 pairs of pants were
received at the factory, Thursday.
Mr. Parker Wells of Lynn, Mass, has
contracted for two story house at Green's
Landing II. \. Haskell has the job at
Sl375.
Last week gave the figures on the
contract for school building at Green's Land
ing as $1,000. now earn that il is not de-
cided whether to build il one story or two,
and if two stories the contract price is
1850
We are panied to learn of severe, if
not fatal. accident to son and daughter of
Light-keeper Babson of Pumpkin Island on
SATURDAY last. Il seems that the son and
daughter, aged respectively IA and Is years,
were melting turpentine and beeswax to be
used on floors. The compound boiled over
on the stove and caught fire. The boy tried
TO carry the vessel out of doors, but dropped
it and the burning mass spsttered on his
sisters dress setting it on fire and burn
ing one entire side Of her body almost
to a crisp. The boy escaped with less in
juries. The house was burned. but was
only building of one room for summer
cooking. 10. L.
June Is.
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Nathan.

Natfhafa.
This week We have the pleasure of con
graduating the "Watham Sewing Circle"
for the kind and generous act which they
did at the church during the past week.
Last Wednesday morning the President of
the circle, Miss Sadie Haslam, went to
Ellsworth and purchased roll of carpeting
of good quality, and FRIDAY and Saturday
were spent in taking up the old carpet,
cleaning the house and putting down the
new carpet. When entering the house
Sunday morning we found it had assumed
much more pleasant appearance TO the eye
than before and We feel grateful to the
''Circie" for their bene6cen, gift, aud as they
have prospered IN the past, We hope and
trust they may continue to do SO in the
future. Their aim is to promote the gener-
al welfare Of the people and aid in the pros
perlty ofthe town.
Saturday night, bear was caught in a
trap set by Geo. Cook. but the trap being
weak the bear escaped by pulling his foot
from H.
Elmer kihgman came home Saturday
night with quite bad Gu, in his foot. He
has been in Franklin. running a saw mill
Miss Addie Grant just closed her short
but Successful term OF school in District
No ,.
s. u. Giles has recently purchased a
piece Of land of Aaron Jordan which is
situated on the road He has begun 10
build foundation on which to erect his
new house.
Central Hall. of Maria,ille was burned
last Friday night, also piano which /, CON
tanned belonging 10 Alexander Morrison.
Insurance on ball sand to be $500
We have received hand-bills for
"BaTnnms Circus. SELIGSyL.
June a.
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Bro,slin-


Business at the factory has been dull
The past week for want of sardines, which
seem To be scarce so far TINS season.
Last Wednesday Mr.. S. G. Stevens re-
deputy Fish Warden. He was sent here
GA account of complaints having been made
that he, 1Ste,ens), was puttInA up small
HOLSTERS, contrary to law. They had large
lot of Holsters at the factory that day, and
although the Warden's coming was unex-
pected, he found only twenty-one HOLSTERS
below the regulation size, and imposed
fine of as many dollars. | understand he
was well pleased with the condition of
thing and believed Mr.. Stevens to be doing
an honest business in an honest WAY.
Mr.. Prince Lufkin has Mr.. Stevens
house nearly completed.
On Friday Mr.. I. X. Alden broke
ground for his new house soon 10 he built.
hearls opposite Amos Grindle's.
L. F. Hooper sold his horse last week
for handsome sum; the horse goes TO
Massachusetts,. Lewis is now looking for
another.
June s. SCRIPT.
MIR. Edward Herrick is painting S. 6.
Stevens new house, which is nearly COM
pleted.
A plenty of herring at the factory to-
day. but Holsters are getting scarce.
In nv last forgot to say that Decora-
ton Day was very properly observed b, re.
A deleg ation of James A. Garfield Post Of
Blu.hi met our citizens and with due cere-
mony visited the cemetery and decorated all
soldiers graves In the evening the citi-
zens met at Union Hall, when Rev. G. Mayo
gave a short address, and comrade J. B.
Babson made some excellent and suggestive
remarks, and on Sunday following. Rev.
& Mayo preached an excellent memorial
sermon.
L. F Hooper has purchased another
horse.
Henry Small of Sedgwick, is to carry
the mails from Sedgwiek to BROOKLYN, after
Jal, |. and Hiram Eaton of s.. is to have
the route from BIuehill to Sedgwick.
June Is. SCRIPT.
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South ilanrors-

south Ilaneorx.
Rev. James Boyd of the Free Will Bap-
fist church is laboring in town for that de-
nomination, preaching here in the forenoon,
and at the Corner in the afternoon, for the
present.
The many friends of Mr.. Ephraim Crab
tree will be glad to learn that his health
permits him TO ride out quite often.
The Grange store is proving a success
under the efficient management of Mr.. CAL
win Young.
Elder Woodcock's welcome face was
seen in our midst by few privileged per-
sons, last week. We learn ne is to visit US
again soon.
-''Children's day at the Baptist church
next Sunday. Sermon in the afternoon and
Floral concert in the evening. The house
will be decorated.
The first Of a series Of Lawn and Parlor
Sociables, by the young people of the Bap-
fist society, will be held at the house of Mr..
l. N. Smith, on Thursday evening.
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We have had succession of high winds
during the week past; for three days south
west gales prevailed. which were followed
BY heavy nor,hers. In consequence of these
strong winds. herring have not got into the
weirs, and the factory has not been running
fill time.
Some of the lobster caicbers have given
up work for the season; the Holsters are
scarce and small. and il would not pay for
The time spent in catching.
Our farmers are shipping large quanii-
ties of hay mostly for the Winter Harbor
and Bar Harbor markets. They think it
pays better 10 sell hay than feed it GU, to
stock. This is doubtful.
Charles Whteomb is having his cot
tage well painted. The workmen, {. l..
Young, builder, are finishing a new and
commodious barn aud stable. which make
his place look homelike.
The LETTERS cottage ON Burke's Point.
is all finished, except the outside painting
which will be done during the week. Mr..
). letters family will leave Boston the last
Of the month to take possession of their
summer home. The location of this cottage
is one of the finest at the Point, both for
magnificent views aud seaside enjoyment.
The early planted crops are looking
well; potatoes, peas and other vegetables
are looking unusual, well, some farmers
have begun hoeing. Grass is not promising
well a. usual except on new and well
dressed land. We Judge from presen, APP
pearances, that the heaviest crop of spring
he In ma ket
ever raised at LamUine Point
Visitors are expected TO arrive earlier
this year. than in years past. Mrs. Samuel
letters, Sen. Boston, cane on the steamer
Rockiand. Saturday. She will spend the
season with her daughter, Mrs. W. +.
Desi>le at the Desisle House.
Mr. 5. T. Crosby, of Boston. spent a
few DAYS of last week at the Point Mr.
Crosa, is interested in the International
Guano Company's Works, located here and
feels sanguine as 10 the ultimate success Of
thI> industry. This fertilizer is being prett,
extensively tested on the public grounds in
Boston aud vicinity. and at Bar Harbor, and
farmers in tins and neighboring towns have
used It IN planting their crops and results
viii soon become known. J. NJ Deering.
president Of the company. is still with u.s.
aud he feels sure Of large success for this
industry, as soon as the merits of this fer,il-
Izer becomes generally known.
MIR. Thomas Raw. of Passport. came by
steamer Richmond, Monday. Oh visit to
his sons heads Of the Lamoine Packing
COMPANY. Mr.. Ray perhaps the Oldest
steamboat engineer in New England, having
been ihuiN- wears IN uninterrupted service
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SIAIt. nF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss:-Court Of Probate, Fills
worth. June Term, A. D.. lS>j.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in
estates of
Nellie VI Douglass. Of Bluchil.
Arthur { ftnCklry representative ~ jos, L
Htnckley. decreased, Guardian.
William Hartman, late of Buck~Port,
;. T. link, Admir-
Martha T. Bunker ct Al ~ Franklin,
Henry I Whitaker, Guardian.
tiarl,-a Bean, late uf sullivan,
Cyrus Emery. EN'r.
ORDERED. That the -ad accountants give
notice to all persons Interested. by causing copy
of thl. order to Ike published three weeks aucces
-iVcly In the Ellsworth American. that they may
appear at a Probate Court Ia he holden nj Blue
hill the second "wednesday OF July next
At tea Of the clock Ia the forenoon, and show
cause II any they have. why the same should not
IL allowed,
3ws5. -. T.. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest CHts. Z. DuRR, Register.
\ trne copy. Attest tHA- Z. DoRR, Register.
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The road to the Neck has been much
improved, under the care Of Mr.. Warrentou
Smith, and now affords an excellent drive.
over broad highway.
The store Of Capt. Eleazar Crab,ree, at
the Neck, was broken into one night last
week. the thief making his entrance by
breaking a pane Of glass. About $500
worth of goods were taken, of a kind to
sugges, ''famiIy man" as the depredator.
AsTERIsK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18

THE Subscriber hereby giyes public notice to a II
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed.
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an Al
ministrator Of The Estate OF sally Hrrrick late OF
Pcnoh>cnt. In the county Of Hancock, decea -rd
hy giving houd a. the law directs ne therefor.
requests all persons who indebted Ia the said
,ierra~cd'- estate To make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon tp cN
hihit the same for pa ynenr.
SAM FL. T.. SNOWMAN
Penob=cut, Mas 10, l~~5 Iwsi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-06-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

For the greatest amount of pictures at
short notice, call at joys Gallery where YOU
can get 2ss at one sitting by the new Insfan-
taneous Dry Plate Process.
holsters Highway Surveyors Books, Val
uation Books and Collectors Tax List Books;
also Revised Statutes Of Maine. latest Edo
ton: also new stock of Wall Papers, Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, just received.
aud for sale at J. A. Hale's Book Store, Els
worth.
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To the Honorable Judg. OF Probate within and for
the county Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Robert l.. Grindlc. Guardian
/ OF Trypho>a A.. Lydia J, Emma A. Ezra &.
and Andrsw J. Richardson, minors, respectfully
repre- >eni- that said minors are each seized and
possessed Of the following real estate situated in
Mt Desert tn our said county OF Hancock tn wit
bnc untiit idcd hfth part each OF the lot and build
inEs known As the home stead OF William :
Richardson, said LOT i bounded ON the East by
land Of I. :. >omes AMI land 81 William Reed, on
the spath. West and North BY land OF Flora \
Grtndie. That -aid estate j. unprpductiyc OF any
benefit "a -aid minors and that II will ie for the
Interest Of said minors that the same >houl,l he
sold and the prpcre,i- secured On interest he
therefore pray- YOUR Honor that he may he
authorized and empowered agrccsbIy to law To
Ia -tli at public or private sale the above de
-cribed real estate.
ROBERT l.. GRiNDLE
Mt, Desert, May >, lss5
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, sat- a Court Of Probate held at
Ellsworth, CA the second " cdnc-tay Of June, lsei
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED That no
t!ce be given by publishing copy Of said petition
with this orlrr thereon. three weeks -ucccs-ivey
or published in Ellsworth. that all persons inter
csfsSt may attend on the second " cdnessay OF
July next at Court OF Probate Ia he holden in
burhili ai!si shcN cause, IL any, wis the prayer
~ said petition should not be granted, such no
ti"c to isc given before said Court
-. T.. Gun Nf<cHAM Judge
Attest tHt-. L. DoRK. He gistrr.
true copy Attest tH,s +. pnRR, Register.
jwa5.