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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

BAKERY.-M r. a. Keempp Invites per-
sons wishing good bread, rolle Or cakes
10 give him : call. Zine wedding cakes
furnished 70 order. Picnics and Festt-
vais Will b supplied % liberal terms:
Farmesa o. Others, visiting jasper and
wanting : lunch. viii 6nd : pleasant
room 10 &c n, and fresh sandw Iches,
|cheese, &C., q reasonable satee. Long
|exper1ence ~ The badness enables him
10 iusuvO satisfaction. He ale0 has al
kinds Or staple groceries. Sixth street
next door % 6aIbs drug store. 4OeE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

snILOuG COC6u and Coosunps ioncur = sold b
ss Q guarantee Il cures Consumption. oel1 b
Mehring9 Dros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

- ~ 49, G. = Upso.. Naahus, Me-
WEllps ~Fse : number q yesss
~ oBo11ls6 Nh bumor = ~ syess
- unnbs = obtan s<lIsf unsil ! c..
0snoed uslng Ayers SarzapariIIa. Ihavs
on1un esvss11 boelles, - greaGly bens.
90, - belIsvs \ = - - bese u bIoo1
puEi0sEaS - unuls, Csse) cry, Ransey
O., DGhsoA WEllns ~ havo besn =
49, suG1ssrs N Dyspepsia, ~ ~
~ ogoe yo11. ~ nsuG1s - ] 49,
AYERS
Sarsaparilla
y :. ssss.sa :. - -. - ; :.
49, = wsD assve.S
~ - = DruBiuaA
rF1ss ~ - bseslss. -
ysspare1 - -. &c. Ayr : c., Isusll
- 49,. y. "a:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

Tain arriving a Isui<viIls q s. makes dires
connections with trains On G. o.. Tor white SUI
Ingte0. Dn1t1mDrc, Ph11n1e1pn1n, Xgw Yog4
and an prfpripaI eities = ~ GaGs-
Trsins 3 - = have Pa11maa PalsG Ngeep-
~ Cnrs boewouD -. Loo1a - xIou1evi11ns
THE NOTICE ~ EmersnssIn especially Invis1 - ~
following s1van0ges oGeru1 By Ais L1ae-
TINS n me e1Ozf LINE 10 n Louis.
ms Lns cv0narss q D.. Louis n ne Unisn Depo
vish ains q I'll ssa1s lssdins wess uosshvsst ss'
Al sssiss - -. sOGsD sa~.>~ r~sssysIls ssd d
Leu1s. pr I'm 1ufsrualien csecgrnlng nssd. Cars
rl<kees. &C., csn uppa q write %
GEO. =. EvANB,
Reesiver 80 Gs.eni Manager.
CSisfclsr4 Ps.ssEv Department.
A. \. EENxETT. Agent jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

s>rThe Odd Fellows at ireland win
hsSe IN ice-cream festival d their Lodge
room on the night Of August u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

HMr. Joseph BuchaFt b. just 70
csived : large shlpmeot % 6lycerine
soap, which Is sol6 70 b tho bet IN The
market. Six bars ~ - cents. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

San Jones. ths svssCelIsl. seys - ~
cleared 600 year elnoo - begnn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

s>vMrs. Ernv received = large snpplv
of verv beautiful coal and wood heating
esoves this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

Best IN market, . pounds fbs o.; good
quality II pounds for u q Joe. blch-
|srt's. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13
JASPER COURIER.

Mr.. Jacob Gosman. q ths book STORE.
has hne grapee Tor sale. e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

Car Load % Sugar
1s and II Ibs. for . dollar, 1t Joaeph
Ruchart's. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-13

0pMr. A. Renuer has traded part oi
his Iot to Mr.. Joe. Buchsrt, Who Will
build on II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14
a EIH@

G}yZgS IS p
X I U
Fall Fashions.
Gentlemen who desire 10 know what The
correct fn'l ,ashions are should call and
:ook through This attractive stock of new
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

POSTMASTERS CONVENTION.
A circular has been issued by the
postmasters of the United States
calling for a convention Of the third
and fourth class postmasters to meet
in Chicago on FEBRUARY 18th in Or
der to take unitel actions in pre-.
senting their. grievances to the ma
tional government.
There is no question about it that
the low grade postmasters are i'm
posed upon, and there is no reason
in the world why it should be so.
,,er.y orrnof
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

Mortgage. Sale.
J. ". DePass
vs.
Thomas Perkins.
Under and by virtue Of L power Of
sal, contained in tho above entitled
mortgage, 1 will proceed to sell in
front of the Court House in Camden
on the first Monday, (th0 1st day)
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

eSpOnSlDlnIY-muCn more III pro-
portion than that of first and second
class postmasters-and the pay for
services rendered is not at all COM
mensurate when we consider the
pay of postmasters of the higher
grades. However, it is the old
song: High position and little
work means big pay and little
labor. while low position means much
work and responsibility with little
pay. We trust that the convention
will result in good for all concerned,
because there is merit in the claim
of the postmasterf.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14
w. l.. Arthur & Bro.
W.
,;tr Al<x,3o, ,,d A,x Al,

andfr.
Mortgage of Real Estate.
By vir,ua Of a power of sale con-
tanned in tho above entitled mortgage
dated January, "a, 1881, I will proceed (
to sell at public outery before the Court
House door in Camden on the first /
Monday in February mkt, Nhc lst day. !
wihiu the legal hours # sale, all thai
r,iocp narc,l mr. tract n land with hpi) 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14
hours of sale, all that piece, parcel or
tract of land situated, lying and being
in Kershaw county, State Of South
containing ten acres, more or

less, bOundcd on The north by lands OF
w. L. Arthur and j. F. Arthur, on
the east BY laDds of King Perkins,
south by lands of King Pirkius,. and
west by lands of Richard B,yd.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay
far papers.
J. w. DEPASS,
jan7-at. MortgaSee.
Mortgage Sale.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14
Tie fame Of Kinard's superior fine clol
{ has mnde its reputation for good t
III 6nn texture of the garments is vi

known ali over The State. am more than
gratifel VITA the Success have made with
these Tai'or-made garments. Bankers,
L, okcrs. Merchants. Statesmen and many
others are buying them and saving money.
There is no mse cf paying large Tailor's
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

The present cold snap seems to
have prevailed over the whole
country, North and South, from At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1886-01-14

2 Nj G LuCoste 81 80
3 do 81 so
/ do 1S IS
5 J Il Shaw 27 50
s L S Bracy Is 90!
7 r " Hammond 20 00t
81 L Shaw 22 00|
o. NJ Watts 27 sol
10 NJ G. McGaugan 25 90 |
II do IS 500l
IL do 2712l
II z S Bracy 2S75
13 J i Shaw 27 so |
II NJ G LaCoste 6S7
Is L S Braey 25 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

Auest n u -NF NEt t'~. f,
\ true copy Of the petition ANA nrl-r t....r..
Attest II. l. ~Nl NNIi;~.r
NwIG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
Foreign News.

Queen Vctoras visit to Liverpool will
extend over two days.
1t is said that Mr. Gladstone closely re-
semhIes the late Hon. Lot VI. Morrill,
The EIrl OF Sha!tshury, son Of the ia
mou. phllanthropst. Killed himself IN Lon
doc the 18Th.
Nj Gladstone has trlegraphed his
thAnA' ~ the congrstuiator> telegram sent
- Aa,ur O'Buen IN behalf Of tn. Boston
ass meeting.
Mss lsoia Van Dies,. VI. d., the first
woman to take a medical degree in Belgium,
al -T wears OF sirugglr, has at last obtained
the nroessar, legal authorization to practice
her profession.
General Dacres, Of the British Ar,il-
ierv. Who has recently been made field
marshal, has been in the service nearly sew
eniy years.
Queen Victoria has placed large brass
tablet n the room which John Brown occu-
pied at the time of his death. which bear,
an inscription relating the many virtues he
possessed and the manner Of his death.
The English House Of Common. agreed
leave t, Inir1duc. he home rule bin Mr..
Gladstone stated thai the second reading
would BE fixed fer The Glh Of M.y.
l, il said that many English Liberals
are hi>hcarteue,l At tie prospects Of the home
rule b,li for pa.ssgc. aud are wishing to
substitute fnr /, n resolution simply affirm.
lng the necessity Of establishing = l-sisia-
,ure a, nuoiin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
The Good Templars.
Assistant Adjutani General.

he annual session Of the Grand Lodge of
GOOD lemplars opened at 10 a. m. the l4th
at Augusta All the grand officers except
three were present, and large number OF
delegates were on hand. The forenoon was
devoted largely to comforting the Grand
Lodge degree, there being 20 candidates.
In the afternoon the reports of the officers
were made. The election Of officers and
representatives to the right worthy occurred
at 9 a. m. the 18th.
At the afternoon session Grand WORTHY
Treasurer Pease reported that receipts from
all quarters we're $500; paid on los or
ders S3,s43.
Secretary Brackets report showed that
40 lodges had surrendered their charters,
43 organized new. II recognized District
lodges have been doing very valuable
work.
At the meeting Thursday evening the fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the ensuing
year.
6. w. c. T.-Marcellus J. Dow, Brooks
6. W. V. T.-Mrs F. F. knight, Deer
ing.
CIV. S.-Geo. E. Bracket, Belfast.
6. W. T-Joel E. Pease, Corinna
6. W. Chaplain Rev S. NJ. Parks,
Presque Isle.
CIV. M.-Geo. K. Holmes, Togus.
General Superintendent Of Juvenile Tenn
plars-Mrs. E. Cain, W atervile.
Representatives to R. w. G. l.. at Rich
mond were elected.
The Grand Worthy Chief Templar made
the following appointments
6. w. ID. MFRS. Z. L. Game. Kenne-
bunk.
6. W. q. G.-Mrs. 7. L. Sawyer, Green
vile.
G. w. /. G.-Charles Dipiock, Augusta.
The lodge voted to meet at Pennington in
October, 1886. The report of the committee
on credentials showed 143 members of the
Grand Lodge present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
State News.


The annual meeting of the Associated
Press OF Maine was held at the Preble
House, Portland. thursday afternoon. Pres
ent we're Messrs. Sprague of the kennebec
Journal, Burr Of the Bangor Wig, Pidgn
Of the Lewiston Journal, Berry of the Port
land Press, Adams of the Argus. and
Richardson Of the Adrertiser Officers for
the ensuing year were elected as follows:
President Alden Sprague
Treasurer-Johu NJ. Adams.
Secreiary-H. ". Richardson
Executive Committee L. Dingley
The Atlantic Telegraph company will
open an Office in kennehunk soon.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Charles A. White as postmaster AT
Gardiner
Landlord Brewster has leased the Ton
tine hotel, al brunswick to Mr.. Hale, of she
De Witt House. a, Lewiston, for ~
wears.
Hal l.. MARSH, recently editor Il N.
Dexter Gdxette, Young man ~ murh
promise, died of consumption al Kipir,
"Wednesday evening. aged % YEAR.
For assaultlng Charlie, u. Clara. sliss
ofthe Bath Independent Hiram \ No..
was fined - and costs, the 18th. and "a
ward i. Donneli - with costs
The P.nohscot river opened TO nayis.
ton Friday morning. 1t has been closed
for period Of | 10 DAYS
Prot. J VI. Enslng Of Newton. Mass.
Ia. been engaged to preach the commence
men' sermon at Colby University.
Tie date of the Republican State con
'entaa Of Maine. has been changed by the
committee from June 9Th 10 June Oh.
A special auction sale of trotters bred
IN Maine took place in Boston. the IAN.
The Pride # Maine. seal brown mare bred
hc J. NJ. Holland. OF Canton. brought $500.
More than 20 horses sere sold in all.
4. o. Grernlraf, ESQ Of Pennington.
submitted e. q delicate surgical operation
Friday evening DIR. Garcelon. If Lewiston.
assisted lpr. lInsco,t. of Pennington, in per
forming IT. The patient Is weak, but his
prospects If Ircosery are good
MIR Charles T.. Hamlu aud Miss M,ra
l.. SAWYER ecrc married in Bangor FRIDAY
evening Mr.. Hamiln is a ,on Of General
Chsiie> illmlin and member Of the New
York Tribune editorial staff
The Watervile Sentinel he. passed en-.
tIrely INTO the control Of Hon o. G.. Hal.
Of korkaui. ana hls s9u. H. VI. Ia,I. for
several ,eat> connected Win the R,c.iand
f"HIer-fTseff,, viii be- editor Of the Sen
hHcL
Thursday at 9:li O'Clock. special tran,
was carrying the railroad oamn,.,,an.rS.
Superintendent F'Aer an: athcr f.s -,,d
u ...
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

The wife of Senator Hearst hes with
her now, as an almost inseparable compan,
ion, Miss Eleanor Calhoun, the actress, who
as California girl won Mrs. Hearst's inter-
ests when she made her first struggles for
the stage in San Francisco. Miss Calhoun
is granddaughter Of John c. Calhoun.
Samuel J. Tilden is detendan, in a suit
brought to obtain an account of business
done by the New York iron mine, OF which
Mr. Tiden owns the major part. II is
claimed that the company owes bankrupt
estate about $l2S,00o
A number of representative citizens Of
ST. John, \. b., intend to forward = me-
morisl to decorate the grave of General
Grant in Riverside Park, New York, 90
Memorisl Day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
ID. r..

Cape Rozier.
Arrived April IA. sch. "I.ycena' Black
frsm Rockland and sailed same day for South
Yves, Harbor, Mount Desert. Sailed April
Is, sch. Henry Chase, Black, for Bucks Har-
Dor, to 60 on the calking dock.
Miss Lulu w. Coombs Of South Brooksvlle,
has been engaged to teach the summer term
of school in Dist. No. 8, and Mr. w. F.
Blake has been engaged to teach the win
ter term in Dist. No. T.
Mr.. w. c. Bates, while at work in his
barn short time since, fell and came very
near breaking some of his ribs. He is now
nearly recovered.
Capts. Haskell w. and Lewis Gray, since
ceiling the "Helsn s. Barnes" talk of buy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
Notice OF Entc.lD-

Ellsworth. April .t--.i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
Speech Of Senator Hale at the Court
House Dedication.

undertook this journey from Washing
ton TO be present AT this opening Of the new
Hancock Count, buildings with great pleas
ure. | have seen the dag. Nj President Of
the Bar, when | was engaged in irving a
lumber suit or horse case VITA the ,r-ssr,
Chief Justice on the other side. wl.tn the
distance from my office 10 the court house
seemed a great deal longer aud dreaded il
great deal more than This trip from Tie ma
tionai capital; and when | got word from
Judge Emery that was down for five min.
utss eongraiuIatory speeos. ! was Yer, glad
To come and give m, cOnstaiu = .u.ts ut4n
this mos, happy event in tn. h.>ior, ( thi,
good county. | congratulate the people IT
the county on having a wise. sensiile, hon
est. practical board Of County Commission
ers, who, when they undertook this ,nter
PRISE AT the voice and request of ne people,
set themselves down to consider il, and To
elaborate plans aud make selections and TO
adopt, as know they did. the hes, methods
which have brought cut the best results :;
aud congratulate the board of Count, Com
mlssioners Of Hancock County. that the,
have behind them a people who uill never
grudge the expense which they have been or
are TO be TO IN erecting this noble structure,
this temple OF justice. | congratulate the
members Of the bar upon the pleasant quar-
tiers that are here provided for them in their
efforts TO assist the courts in dispensing JUS
tice, and all the officers who come here to
care for the business Of the people in the
diitereu, places to which the people have
elected them.
II was long time coming, Mr. President
Year after year We took our way across III,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
METHODIST CHURCH.

TeS,-What could have been done more
% my vines ard that have ~, done ID il b.
Wherefore. when looked that It should
bring forth grapes. brought Il forth Wild
grape. Isaiah ) l.
Metaphor, abound ia the scriptures. Goa.
church is called br.de, pillar of Truth.
h'ok, the body Of Christ, house, a c.tv.
cand'e.tics, and in the text vineyard
In thi' chapter Sod j.. represented As th,
proprietor or a vineyard Goa shows j.
here The infinite care and expense he had
aylshed upon BIT. vineyard anl the isno
nin!ou. faiurs j; had been.
He ha! selected for IL location ",ery
fruitful hill" He had planted il Nth Ii.
choicest vine" lie had furnished "a vine
pres" therein. He nov expected that i
would bring forth grapes" He va. d:.ap-
pointed lnasmuch -, i, brought fortn Wild
grapes lie condemn. I'll. VINEYARD With
the interrogation, VIVA, more could | hay.
done" for it His solemn ana severe iud,.
ment upon Thu. Improbable VINEYARD j., II
will take away the hedge. wilI throw down
The wall, | vii lay il waste and command
the clouds that they ram 10 rain upon IT,"
See this fulfilled against the Jews. God re-.
CURED fruit Of his ancien, church. The
church Of to-da, has greater advantages.
Therefore God require, more and better
fruit of a..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
VIEW

At the battle of Gettysburg ! was shot
through the left IL, aud was sent To the hos
pitai. The army surgeons relieved me but
pronounced my case iucurabe. II discharged
pieces Of bone. and for wears have suffered
with a running sore. | tricI every thinZ " hrh
my limited means would allow and expert
cnccd no relief until | tried sulphur Bttcrs.
| am now almost we'll mud shall continue their
use fRd >oiijsr.
arrangement ~ the liver. with con.fipa-
ton, ininrc the complexi ion, induce pimp!s>.
-aow SKIN. etc. Remove the Cau>" hy using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. enc dp~c. For
sale bT :. u. W iggin
The encrvation and la~>itu,e - spring
thine are indications Of thu sluggish action 81
thu blood. overloaded 18th carhontte> arcum-
uiatcd by the heating food 10 winter This
condition may b. rcneiicd by the use Of
Ayers sar-aparilIa. the best blood purifier
known.
stated ~ II. u. cochran. druggist Ian
caster. Pa. Have guaranteed over }1sl bot
tie ~ Eur'lork Biond Bitter. ior Nv -lsrp-a
-"ur stomach. bilious attacks. lsscr anil ktdnrN
troubles
Ministers. ltwNrT>. TIA, hrr, ami others
who's" occupation give, bat ijttie exercise
should d." tlr'rr'~ Little Liver ri- for tor
pa Liver sud ttpu.uc->. pHe j. 1 .n,s. For
sale by : u. " iEsin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

Eastbrook.
The mill ha. shut down and the crew
gone hong.
b. NJ. Rockwell has sold his cottage and
moved to Ellsworth Falls.
a. 7. Bunker is school agen, in the fourth
district.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Joy have got fine
boy.
New Era Lodge installed the following Of
acers to act the next quarter: c. T.. John
Crlmmin, Jr.; Chap, Annie Richardson !;
Sec, Alden Butler; +. Sec. Lester Grim
min; Treas, Fred A. Billings; V. T.. Mrs.
Andrew Lowrie d. NJ, May Z, Dyer; NJ,
r. ". Clark X. s, Helen Dyer; L. s.,
Hattie Lowrie; l. G., Drake Kingman 0.
G., Luther Butler.
April l6. DR..
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

Text. John 3, L. We ought to carry in
our souls a continual thank, offering Il Goa,
not only fpr our world and the blessings it
affords, but also for our lv.-. |, i man.
duty 70 study, 10 reason, 10 investigate aud
carry his researche. in all possible direction,
70 the end that knowledge may increase
We are here TO get knowledge and 10 learn
to use il. We are here to use our talents
not 10 bury them We are 70 become work
ers with God in producing purity, peace
comfort. and swee, communion one With an
other by nigh, living.
We have obtained the power to think. to
reason, and 10 understand, then lie, US use
that power a. a meass 10 grow more god
like. Whatever is presented to Us for our
belief should be examined in the light Of
knowledge and reason. These will teach "a
what is true and what is false We have
the world to work III and life ID work for.
DO the duty now at hand rejoice in the
life and the blessings we now have; endure
bravely the burdens and the sorr0xs of life
and so grow into that higher life which is at
one with God Thus il shall be well with
us.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
Sherif's Sale !


HANCOCK IS April 9, A. D., 1856.
pi virtue of an execution, where A. r. Burnham
u of Ellsworth, is creditor, and John ROYAL Of
said Ellsworth Is debtor, | have taken to satisfy
the same, all the right, title and interest in equity
which the said John Royal has in and 10 the fol
lowing real estate, situated in Ellsworth In said
lows. TO wit Southcrly by land owned by the
heirs of Richard Kent and Easterly by the county
road leading from Ellsworth to Trenton, being
the place formerly occupied by Reuben :
Cousins, containing acre more or less with
buildings thereon, and l shall sell all of said
debtors right, title and interest in equity in and to
the above described premises at public suction TO
the highest bidder therefor at the sheriff Office.
IN Ellsworth, in said county, Thursday the 18th
day of May A. D., 1sss at O'Clock in the fore
noon. ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
2trIs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22
April IA. lss5.

ne subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
alo mas taken upon herself the trust Of an tx.
estIutiN OF the last win and Testament of John
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 the SAID deceased's estate TO make immediate
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
ment.
April IA, 1876. awlet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-22

Al Court ~ Probate holden AT Ftls,yor,t ,,,,,,r
NJ a., I"r ne County " Hancock on the -ccs,u,l
Wednesday II April, g. - l-~.s
a ihtrt AMI Harry Buck. named Executor. in
- n .diu instrument purporting to he tile Ia 4
@an alt'i testament 81 John a Buck late ~
oraud' Ia -ad county deceas,,l bsti"e ~.
scented the same for probate ~
pRDEREp-That the .all e,..,,,,,-. - .
h"tt'e |" al persons interested hv causing CON-,
o. ul- or'ier e be published three weeks az
cessiveiy In the Ellsworth American
prth'tf Or published at Ellsworth that they may
appear Al Prubate Court To he held al Bnck .ngri
Ia sara county, on the second Wednesday Of Ma9
next az ten Of the clock in the forenoon ind sby
cause, II any they have, why the aid inst,u,ae,,
should not be proved, approved and aIIoyrnr a
tiie last Viii and testament of said elecease,l
. @ r. 81, N>INGHAM Judge
Attest - mas. =. DDRE. Register
true copy Attest HAS. Z. DoRH. Re,~t.,e-
3wi6. " si''ei-