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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
M. GALLERT.

To the Honorable the Court of Comfy Com
!his-ioners for the COUNTY q Hancock next
TO Pc holden In said COUNTY Of Hancock At Fils
worm, on the 18th day Of April, les9j.
UlMBLi show your petitioners, citizen. OF the
Il town OF tiouiisboro, that a town way be.
s'liIhs ~ Town way In said town Of ttoulsisloro
a Few rods south 81 j. " Bunkcr's .fnr,. In -,utb
G"tidsbor" and running westerly course to :
u, AitfeWs house. thence -outhery cour-s. lv
,'I r,Y =, bunker honse, thence various COURSES
" ruNih Stfattoh house Ia said town. would be
oil great convenience that the selectmep of aid
t""h atttf notice ami hearing Of the parties have
iala out such way and reported th,. same. 10 The.
town at public meeting Of the Inhabitants ,luIy
notihed and warned and held on th,. tirst day Of
naIc'i' a y, ISIS; Yet the town has unreasonahiy
ioiuseu % ailo" ahd approve said town way iaid
OUT by the selectmen aforesaid and e, ut the san.
on record. Wherefore Your petitioners consider
ing themselves aggrievcd by such DELAY and re
iusal pray thatyonr honors would greeably law
In such ease made aud provided, accept and an.
prove SAID town way ana direct the same To fe
EDWIN STRATToN and y others.
Dated at Gouldsboro. Mar 20 A. d. Issf
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCoCK s. Court OF County Commissioner
April Term, \. d, l-s6.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered H.,
the commissioners that the petitioners are re
sp0nsible and that they ought 10 he heard tnel,i.
ne matter - forth in their petition and ibrr,.
fore order tilaL the County touinis .t,,,,.r 49,, =.
the store OF j. W Bunker in ,,t,,l,i 49,, -,
ihurstay the eth day IT Nav next NJ Ia ,,,ci,.l
y u, anu tnencc proceed To view the routf ,u..n
49, i, - FNtAt,''ilf immediately after which
a nearing 81 the parties ana witnesses viii
ee ha'l an some convenient place in th ,i.,,,t,,
t anu such gthcr measures taken in the premises a.
nj sis soi'iiiissl0ners shall judge proper Andit i
uis'icl ohpEkLD-lha nat notice of the time. nlace
ana purpose of the Commissioners meetin,, .tf.,r.
sIo ne given TO all persons and corporations in
~ e " serving attested copies OF the petition
81 tili' orer thereon upon the clerk Of the town
os %oulusooro, and by posting up aitcsted copies
az az aIoresaid In three public places in said town
nifty Jays at least before the time appointed for
sai rev" ans by publishing the petition and or
North American, a newspaper published at Els
worth, In the County of Hancock, the first publ
cation TO be thirty days at least before the time az
said view, that all persons and corporations inter
ested may attend and be heard il they think fit
Attest H. II. SAUNDERS CLERK
true copy of the petition and order thereon
Attest III. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge,
STATE OF MAINE.

HA>cock - Court Of Insolvency.
In the ease of james " Carter, ln-olyont Deb
tor.
Notice /, hereby given that petition has on thi,
fifteenth day Of APRIL \. u, l>-s; been presented
Ia said Cont for SAM county by James " Carter
ot Ellsworth, In the County OF Hancock, praying
that he may he dccreed Ia have a fun discharge
from all hiz debt. prnyable unIcr HAPPIER 10 otthe
Revised statutes Of the state OF Maine and amend
mrnt- thercta, and upon said Petition, il l. OR
pLKED BY SAIL Court that hearing be had upon
thc same before said Court. At Bucksport
in Probate Office In
said county Of Hancock OF Wednesday The twelfth
DAY OF May \. u. i-><i, At two O'Clock in the after
noon. aud that notice thereof De published in the
Ellsworth American, new spaper printed or pub
hsie'i In said County OF Hancock, once a week for
two successive weeks the last publication To be
seven days before the day OF hearing and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons Interested may appear at said place and
time and show cause If any they have, why a dis
charge should not be GRANTEE, sail debtor according
70 the pra! er OF Ei7 petition.
3wl1' Attest '-tHA-. L. DDRR.
Register of said court for said county OF Hancock
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Foreign News.

The latest reports from Athens say
that Greece has informed the powers that
she viii disarm gradually.
The London DAILY Ners advises the
public to support the Macksl Bennett cables
in the rate war now going on.
Lionel Tennyson. son o. the poet, has
died during a voyage to India. where he
was 10 be the guest Of Lord Dutferin.
A despatch from Ottawa states that,
though the American vessel seized last
week for infrao'ion Of the fishery regulations
was released. il being the fir, offence, in
the future the law will be strictly enforced
in all cases.
Mr.. Glad,tone's memory, says the
London World. is evidently failing. He
actually read several passages of the body
Of his speech, and, VIVA, is more, a great
portion Of he peroration. from notes. HIS
hearers were astonis he'd. and, for a time.
imagined he was quoting from somebody
else.
The bishop Of Nassau, who was a
passenger on the Oregon, found when he
reached his diocese that news of bis death
by the accident had been circulated. He
appeared ike one from the dead.
Among the passengers who sailed for
Europe on the E,ruria from New York Sat
urdav.was the Hon. J. Pulitzer, recently the
Representative of the 9th district Of New
York.
Statistics show that during the last
three months SOS families. comprising 2,471
persons. were eyIcted from their holdings in
Ireland. During the same period 256 out
RACES were committed.
The National Liberal association has
issued a call for meeting on Nav ). 1t is
proposed to introduce at that meeting a res
olution expressing confidence in Mr.. Glad
stone, but earnestly requesting him to ac-
eept an amendment to his Irish measures in
order 10 unite the Liberal party.
John Morley received in Dublin, Fri
day, deputation from the Irish civil ser
vice He promised that the government would
generously compensate the members of the
service in cases where home rule inluriously
affected their interests, and asked that
statement of the views of the civil service
employees on the subject be submitted to him.
The London Daily Telegraph, referring
to the demonstration at Montgomery, Ala
bama, says: 1--WE think it would be better
ii Mr.. Davis allowed the past to sleep as
Lee and Benjamin did"
The London Standard says that Greece
has answered the ultimatum of the powers
by declaring her adherence to the answer
already given TO France. Prince Bismarck
has proposed to the powers an effective
blockade Of the Greek ports.
The foreign ministers at Athens, on
receiving the reply of Greece to the ultima
tum of the powers, referred it to their re-
spective governments, from whom they will
await instructions before answering it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06

To The Honorable the Court Of COUNTY Commits
ioners for the County Of Hancock. next u be-,
h"kirh IN said county, on the thirteenth day 1f
April, \. u, 1875.
utMBLl show the undersigned. inhabitants pt
IL the town Of BrOoklin, In said county, that
town way in said town. beginning nH the "a i l.
PUlnt, south OF the dwelling HOUSE, and field II
Lucy II. Bradford and running in an c.,-rsrI( air
ection To and ending at the western line Of land
of Charles L. Black and Caroline r. tiIav in sand
town would be OF great public convenience that
the selertnen of said tow after notice and hear
ing OF the parties have laid out such way that they
male ana Med with the clerk Of the Of Brook.
iih' aipfesaih, written return OF thei, proceed.
i..s containing the bounds and aflmts surcrnents
OF the way and the damage alu,, r to each prSon
ior AMI taken, that said way and the iay IN. out
thereoi with the bounds and adfnea IIrctDtpt5 Of
ny way ana the damages d each person allowed
Tor land taken were reported to TIA, -alI town al
meeting legally heldafter said way Dad been laid out
~ said seleetmen as aforesaid l., u u arraut con
aiming The article for the acceptance of sand wayty
siid town yet the said town UNREASONABLE refused
70 accept sald town way laid ont los said -cltctmtn
a. as aforesaid and to pat the same ou record.
wherefore your petitioners considering themselves
assrieNed by such delay and refusal pray that
anhf hon9rs would agreeably to law in such
hih'te anu provided, accept and approve said town
way ana direct the same to be duly recorded
GEORGE W. BLAC h and p others.
bated at Brooklin, March IS, \ d., lN>G.
STATE OF MANI,
HANCOCK IS Court Of County Commissioner
April Term, \. -, 1888.
Upon the foregoing petition it Is considered ry
thc commissioners that the petitioners ARE respon
sihe and that they ought TO be heard touching the
matter set forth in their petition and therefore
ORDER that the County Commi sslolcr. meet at the
store OF John u Reed, In Broo Kiln, on FRIDAY the
tth aay OF June next, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. and
thence proceed to view the route mentioned in
SAID petition, Immediately after which view,
nearing OF the parties and witnesses vi be had
~ some convenient place In the vicinity, and -uch
other measures taken in the premises the Com
ii'.ss'oners snail judge proper And it i further
ofDEkbD-Ihat notice of the time, place AMI
purpose OF the Commissioner meeting aforesaid
Ne gwen 70 al persons and corporations interested
serving attested copies of the petition ami ths
9 , thereon, upon the clerk Of the town 81
bsIookln' and by posting up attested copies a.
s asores ad In three public places in -aid town
tirty days, at least before the time appointed foT
sain view, and by publishing the petition and
U 9pir thefeoh, three weeks successfully ~ tne
rr5iitisMoTth American, a newspaper published ~
aiisMof1h In the, County Of Hancock, me IT. ~,
puDieation TO be thirty days at least before ,re
uihe OF SAID view, that all persons and corp9tir
think fit
Attest HI b. SAJSDf Rs, ClerA'
3wiG Attest HI a { ATrSpFRS, CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
The Gubernatorlal Question,


The time : now rapidly approaching
when the Republican sta,e Convention IS to
be held at Lewiston and standard bearer
putin nom'o-ti'n "ho Is 70 become the
next Governor T Maine ana ioF me very
reason thai The nominee . 70 be me next
Governor the question j. one OF mucA m
tere-'. Inc Democrats can ah'ra 10 hohi-
nate any one. without regard 10 quA'lHca-
tons either as al Aci OF haiter!' or con'ph-
meni' or as mere stroke OF poi'c!' ana no
harm can come from ih-r SELECTION now
ever unNl,- # may BE- log The reason 'hal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
a Republican
STATE CONVENTION
WILL Ri HELD N
CITY HALL, LEWISTON,
Wednesday June 1885,

For the purpose Of nominating candidate for Gov
be supported the September election, and
transaciing any other business that may properly
come before it..
The basis of representation will be as follows
each city, town and plantation will be entitled TO
delegate and for each seventyFe votes cast for
the republican candidate for Governor in ls>I
additional delegate and for fraction of forty votes
in excess OF seyenty-iiye votes, additional del
cgate.
The state Committee will be session in the recep-
ton OF the hail al nine O'Clock on the morning
OF the convention for the purpose OF receiving the
credentials of delegates.
All electors Of Maine who are in favor of main
tanning Protective Tariff who will Join In resist
ing the attempt being madf in Democratic
House OF Representatives TO injure many of the
leading industrial interests of Maine. who in
favor of elevating and diguifying human labor by
securing 10 the laborer his just reward who de
maud freedom 81 suffrage throughout the rcpnblic
and an honest counting OF the ballots, who uphold
All jaIioious measures for the cncourafomc nj OF
American shipbdilding who believe in an honest
and responsible civil service aud in economical
administration OF the Government; who approve
the Prohibition ot the Liquor Traffic aud the promo
tiou 81 The Of Temperance. are cordially in
yitcl without regard 20 past political didcrencesele-
unite with tiIe Republican. in the selection OF dele
gafes to- this Convention
Per order Republican state Committee.
JosErH H. MAINLY, Chairman.
WILLIS H. WING, Secretary.
Augusta Nj. April i6 l>s6. .wl6
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south v est uarbor.


School commenced in dl,tric, No. >,
Monday, May 3, Mrs. Alice Hodgdon,
teacher.
}. I. K. Freeman's new store opens its
doors to-day-Tuesday to tie general pub
lie. cordlslly inviting an examination OF the
ample stock Of clothing and furnishing
goods displayed.
\ May-day festival was held on the Fer
maid farm. which was reported 10 be a most
enjoyable affair. largely attended by people
from Nprwood's Cove and s W Harbor
districts, glad 10 lay aside for a few hours,
the perpirxing cares OF life. and enjoy the
beauties of nature, 80 lasshl, displayed in
the vicinity of beautiful Historic Valley
Cove.
Services at the new church SUNDAY, Nav
>, We're more than usually interesting. After
an eloquent sermon by Rev. Mr. Redlon,
appropriate 10 the occasion, and immediate
IL preceding the communion feast, four can
didates were received into the C0ngrega-
tionsl church, Mrs. Elizabeth LAWYER, Mrs
Ida Cousins, Miss Nettie Clark and Miss
Mabel Lurvey. While plrtaking Of the
sacrament, the clergyman IN few well
chosen words, which thrilled his hearers
with the Importance of the measure, ex-
planned their reasons for rejecting the wine.
com monty used at this ceremony. and sub
sttutlng water instead. The elegant COM
munion service Of silver was contributed by
an Augusta gentleman, whose name failed
10 learn, but whose generosity is well known
in Christian societies. The service vas OBJ
tanned through the liberality Of the merchant
where it was purchased, at greatly re
duced price. Two extra goble,s have since
been added by Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Matrimony still continues in favor with
the young people Of S. W. Harbor. On
Saturday evening, May l, Rev. Mr.. Redlon
united in the holy bond, of wedock, Mr..
Osborne Cousins TO Miss Ida Clark. As
they are both general favorites with society,
the congratulations of the community for
their future happiness and prosperity are
earnest and sincere.
Miss Nettie Clark left here Monday
morning. May 3, 10 enter upon her vocation
of teaching at Colts Island.
May4. SPRAY.
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Notice of Petition for Dis
NHdI g.
STATE OF MAIN

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - court OF Insolvency.
In the east Of Fred :. Palmer, Fred $
Palmer " Co, and Morrill, Il Palmer Insol-
vent Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that petition has on
this fifteenth day OF April, 4. D.. lssf, been
presented to said Court for said County by
Fred $. Palmer. Of Eden. in the County Of
Hancock. PRAYING that he may be decreed to
have a full discharge from all his debts PROV
able under Chapter 20, Of the Revised Statutes
Of the State OF Maine and amendments there
TO. and upon said Petition, it is ORDERED by
said Court that a hearing be had upon the same
before said Court, at Bucksport, in Probate
Office in said County Of Hancock, on Wednes-
day. the twelfth day of May, A. D., 1856. at
two O'Clock in the afternoon. and that notice
thereof be published in the Ellsworth Amer
lean. newspaper printed or published in said
County Of Hancock, once a week for two sue
cessive weeks. the last publication to be seven
days before the day Of hearing and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons interested. may appear at said
place and time. and show cause. if any they
have. why discharge should not be granted
said debtor. according TO the prayer of his
petition.
2wlIs test:-CUAs, p. DoRR.
Register OF said Court for said County Of Han
cock.
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE


HANCOCK ss-Cour, OF Insolvency,
In the ease Of John :. Leighton, Insolvcnt
Debtor.
NOTICE - hereby given that a petition has on
IN this 18th GAy IF April y. D. ls-'i, been
presented to slii court Tor ~aid countf, by John
:. Leighton, ~ Ellsworth, In the county Of Han
c"ck. pra ing that he may he iecrcea 20 have a
fun discharge from All hi- deht- pruvahir under
Chapter % II n. Revised statutes ~ the state
~ Maine, AMI amendments thereto anil upon
aid ttiiileu Il T. ORDERED BY sail Court that a
hearing ~ rai upon the same before ~aih court at
Hutk~Iurt. IN rr.bat. ONCE In said county u
Hancock. on "Wednesday. the twelfth dav u MAY,
\ T. sat two o'clock IN the afternoon amt that
notice Thereof hv published Ia the Ellsworth.
American,
ncg spater printed or published ia said county II
Hancock. on'r week for two successive wcck-
the last publication In be seven tiay- before the
!as cf hearing and that all creditors who have
proved thriI debts. arl other persons Interested
may appear nj said place AMI time. and show
rau-e. Il any they have. why discharge -hould
not Lf granted -aid debtor according Ia the prayer
~ hi petition Attest
tHAS. +. puRR.
Register nf -ai,i cour, iur aid county % Hancock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06

MAINE PATENTs.-List Of patents issued
10 Maine inventors for the week ending
April y, 1856, reported for US by J. K. Ma
son, solicitor of patents and counsel in pa
tent cases, Wheelwright & Clark's block,
Bangor, Maine
n. French, Norway, valise; Assignor by
mesne assignments to said French and n.
w. Brainerd A. A. Hawley. Kennebunk,
making felt foot wear; Assignor to Merlno
Shoe Co.; G. W. Manson, West Buxton,
spring motor; Assignor - to I. ID. Harrison;
II. A. Robinson, Foxcroft, tricycle.; 8.
n. Silver, Auburn, belt catcher and
supporter trade mark, J. P. Wallgrsn, oro-
no. words good luck for stove polish.
Whole number for the week-patents.
433 designs. 10; trademarks, 80; Labels,
3 reissues, 2; total, 4s3.
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Arrested 7

Charles A. Daley was arrested last evening
for stealing from the drug store of Shiefman,
a bottle Of Sulphur Bitters. Before the court
this morning. upon being asked why he should
steal. be stated that his mother was troubled
with Rheumatism, and that it was the only
medicine that helped her, and being out Of
money and work was the cause Of his stealing.
As this was his first offense he was put on pro-
bation.--Newark Ne,es,
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Trenton
On Sabbath evening last there vas formed
Magnolia Flower Mission the object
of which society is lst, the distribution of
flowers among the sick, and End, church
decoration. -Four stations at different points
in the town were established. The stations
are named Rose, Lily, Palm and Pansy re-
spectively, where flowers are brought IN for
distribution BY the members Of the society
or by the pastor as he makes his weekly
trips TO the sick chambers. Is there not a
need of such work in the country as well as
in the city? How many sick chambers in
the country are adorned with flower life /?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
The Maine Central Railroad.
Commencing, May. 10, 1886.
Trains run Daily. sundays excepted. a. follow.
Eastern Standard Time.
BAR IIiRUAK To utSt,,E
BANGOR To BAR HARBOR

stop, ou signal az notice lo Conductor
The eco : VI train from Bangor and4-30 l.. VI
train from Ear Hafb.r rune daily. sunday in.
cludcI.
1hc-c Trains connect at EAuEur. wiih throu IN
trains on Maia Line to aui from Portland, Boston
ami = Io,iu.
The -t.Aturr City Of Richmond ha. rc~Hu.d her
trip- between Portland, tar Harlan aui Machta-
r"r-. making tso trips pgr week from Portland
ctrrs Tuesday anal Friday ana frun Mathia-rurt
every Monday aui THURSDAY.
fNl~O< TTtkER.
Vice Prs and GcnI Manager
=. +. UooTiBN, .oug Pas. ami Ticket hE't.
Mav !. i~S;. lyr IS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06

The Maine Senators in Congress are
taking an active and efficient part in the
legislation OF the country. In the Senate
on Wednesday Of last week, Senator Frye
made strong speech in favor Of the mail
appropriation to American steamship lines,
arguing that with an increase of our foreign
carrying trade labor would find employment.
To this speech Mr.. Beck made reply OPP
posing liberal mail pay to American steam
ship lines. Senator Hale followed in an
able speech in defence of the mai! pay
amendment to the post-office bill. Mr..
Hale did not conclude his speech until Fri
day.
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF I'M SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE.

OFFICE fiE sHtk1tt OF HANtbfh COT MY .
STATE OF MAINE.
HsSCocK s. April y, a. u. Iss6
This l. 20 give notice that on the fifteenth
l day of April. \. u. l>s5,a warrant IN insnlVen-
cy was issued ont of the court 81 Insolvency tor
said County of Hancock against the estate II said
Arthur W Joy. adjudgcd Co be an insolycnt
debtor petition ot said debtor which petition
vas filed On the eighth day of April. A. u.
Isl, Ia which date interest claims
S Ia be computed. That the payment of any debts
to by said debtor. and the transfer
and delivery Of any property 10y him arc for.
btien by law. That meet
ing Of the creditors Of said debtor 10 prove their
debts AMI choose one or more assignecs OF his
estate viii hc held at court Of Insolvency 10 he
holden at Buck port, In said county. on
the i!th day OF May. \. u. lsss, nj two O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. u, l.. FIELDS,
sheriff Messenger ~ the Court Of in@oi-
yrncy for said Hancock county. 3wl1
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Cape Rozier.
SPRAY.

Cape Rozier.
The inhabitants of school District No. 5,
have purchased lot for school house and
are going to erect building which will cost
about one thousand dollars.
The examination of teachers was held at
West Brooksvi!le on the 10th. We give the
result as we have heard it. Accepted, Mrs.
Helen Perkins. Dist. No. q; Miss zetta
Perkins, Dist. No. g.; Mr.. w. F. Blake,
winter terms in Dists. No. 4 and g.. Miss
Carrie Tapley, Dist. No. s.. and Miss Lulie
W. Coomb-, Dist. No. 9.
April &c. VIEW.
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK ss.-Court Of Insolvency.
In the case of James III. Douglass, Insolvent
Debtor
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has. on
IN this 18th day of April, A. ID. lss6 been
presented 10 said Court for said county by James
III Douglass, Of Buesspor, in the county of Han
cock praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts provabe under
chapter 10 OF the Revised statutes Of the State OF
Maine. and amendments thereto, and upon said
Petition, it is Ordered by
said Court that hearing be had upon the same
before said Court, at Bucksport, in Probate Office
in said county of Hancock on Wednesday, the
twelfth day of May, 4. ID. 1885, at two O'Clock
In the afternoon; and that notice thereof be pub
lshed in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed or published in said county of Hancock,
once week for two successive weeks, the last
publication TO be seven DAYS before the day Of
hearing and that all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons interested may ap
pear at said place and time, and show cause, IL
any they have, why discharge should not be
granted said Debtor according to the prayer of
his petition.
ATTEST :-CHAs. 7. DORR,
Register ofsaid Court tor said county of Hancock.
2wI.t
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In Insolvency. Notice of
Second Meeting.
STATE OE NAIVE

HANCOCK SIS Court of Insolvency.
In the case of stephen Z. Allen Of Deer Isle,
Insolyent debtor.
This Is TO give notice that pursuant to an order
l of court therefor, second meeting of the cred
itors of said Insolvent Debtor will be held at
Bucksport, in Probate Office, in said county, on
Wednesday the twelfth day of May,A D.. 1885, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purposes
named in Chapter 20, Of the Revised Statutes OF
said state of Maine and amendments thereto
Attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR
2wl1s Register of saidCourt