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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
ss'ppsss ssse''ssescs.

NsAu Bar. March Q. The tug Tacoma
pa.s-d IN towing snip % up. m.
Clear, fresh northeast wind.
eAS FRAsc sco March o-Cleafed-Stenmer
Me1ies. We ORE; weiliaston, Nansims, ship
he'd Cro-s. Pot Tosrsni.
ssiied-stssm-ts Aisi. Nsnasmo, Oregon
Poftlsnc; saips Two B'otbers. Tseorns; Cyrus
Wakefield. Por Townsend; bark Seminole.
TAcoms,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

sgsessi srSs- IN rsess Jerseys bss
ss-cStDs1f, 81 tue e~s st>css. rissn
eE4 sSEey. n Go<sger Clesry'&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

TIE HsSsssl szss - = rssxe,S u shs
ssy vish tie tsCgrstEfs rstsxn cs
xre<s bsiew aero vss Vita Nea 81
frAnklfn. Pa. fee Gays axe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

on ADVERTISING pocross.

III an glad tbs doctor cured him; I
su slsa tne cocfer Pot 10 INTO the pager
thst be could cure him. And II any
q csoR IL csrtais that be can cnre such
diseases aud don's pat u into the paper.
| au sorry. What pity % would have
been hsd this doctor came to town With
his wealth OF seiesce and experience
sud gore away leaving him pocufeo,
y bat = Pity IL would have been II b.
bad be q 80 prs iaaiced against adser-
tisine as to read she responsible cersId
cats- OF the Decor aud give him tie
go-ey IS q Qascs, waas are nev.pspers
tor, n pot 90 circulate information Z
WHAT morr vslcahle infofmsti o can q
newspspes give than tn tell q sick man
vhs,s he can he caretf ia man hss
devoted bic life and LAGER 10 soe study
% q sr~cial class % diseases. the rece.-
s.ty Of ssyire - bee IN Q all The IA IRE
err s-ine. HIS deity TO advertise becomes
tmrrrsons. A really seie man, vbsf-
ever er his eifts, makes Q er. Al mistake
N be fats 90 ase those gifts thsocee
want OF atvsr,iane."
Tue above extfass from an able article |
sy the Rev. Ne. B-e-hes eunbodies a
soeusi vts~ % the suhj.es Of advertis-
xr. Sappese the Dfs. DArfin tad cusne
to thu city and net advertised, vao
sosla know Of their rrpseacef Woo |
wenid kaoU OF tie following almost |
ssirseaso as cares bad tbes rot cot ,ns,r |
,csstunonisls in The psp~ii Testimonials |
re a.anc-s daily received from far srd |
near. The foilosins fec spsAk volumes |
fer the doctors;
sclhrfc RnrrxAgrsx crEHn.
Nh. Eprros-pnAs SiR; Far reariy
q yssr nsvs be q sfilefed With scsaiic
snt vss - bad - 10 be
ansble 20 81 upou Q char or 10 e<s 4
sroapa, sr a Suffered tcFsafes icdescrie-
able care 10 ate Drs. pstrin. Seatgis.
W. +, and ssat and>r seeir electro
magnetic tr-ssnens ard home treat
usnI ] roe co. ssdrs mvself cot resy
ea~d Can Be referred - ct Pa
RlAksly. VT. ; y. HosxrS.oS.
Assaxs kSD cr-rn HasFT crxrD.
Ne. EtssNs Dear sr-f have ten
.rGgeltc wstk sssSEa 70. tie pass tbts-
le<z MEETS. 50 esc 20 ros 10 be able
u q Q dye sosh. and have sxaeeed
he -s1snenss q The dannsd" Tee
p&raxysaas we're - severe thai ny life
rs many sincs thseShs 30 te essSAared
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
OBJECTIVE vIuou cusxD IN TWO cPsaA

To the Public: am not 10 the habit
Of pofiinQ advertising doctors, bos the
wonderful and almost miraculous cure
Of my aM Lotion pFompts me IN sign DR
my name 20 this card for the bens 6t OF
o,hesp, - yell ~ for the doctor arr
10 yeaFs old, and have been cross eyed
since child. both eyss being turned in
20 far az 10 nearly hide the supii and 10
seriously interfere With nv vtsior.
After svo operations BY Drs DarFin Of
thirty seconds my eye vas made pet
fecsiy straight. can be referred 10 at
the Columbia house, seattle. w. T.. and
hundseds Who know NE can vouch for
the above. EULA 0uRoo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

Nee ssesores sni tssysrsss iass ep-r
IS. 81 Ceesssf giesrs'a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09
nsA AEvIE Gunscaz.

To the Public: Foe . number Of
years ! have been troubled With ever
flowing Of teafs down my clerks, and
nave been operated ON . number Of
siDss By . physician. without success.
Called on the De DARN, ss the Inter-
ussionsl hotel. Cherry street, and they
operated on my eye, and ! DoU feel
great relief foFsths ffst time IN fourteen
years. ! can b referred 70 % Isl
Raiirosd street, Tsroms, W. T.
MSs. A. j. OurNIRL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

GEO. {. STARR AND nm
Between seattle ana whsscsu ~.
Except sunsasl.
oTEAMG R l0AH0,
Csrryins q. :. nall.
Lv. Seattle. II p. m, SUNDAY, fses1ng -
1bufsday.
AZ. wh.tcom. . p. n. HouAay. vs1ss1lsss1
F.idsy.
". whsicom. Q o. n, Monday, Wonm1n
aud Friday.
Ar Sest'le. stout noen. Tu~1sy, fsosaHy
and SATURDAY.
Steiner touches Il fa9usda. Qnnu.
Ceupsyiiie. Oak Hasbor, ueDsiaay lAcsoa&
Decspsion, 0aemss. Ascorses. stsaise, -
teilsrsbsm and Sehoss. sctss tosh ssyA
STR. cG0. Z. o1AN0.
Lv. s.atiie. p m sesly, Wednesday -
F-iday.
Ar. whsteen. rsrsdsy. 7ls'sdy ssd ns1ns
Day. curing foseAeee.
Nv. Mhsecn. p. -. tupde1. fuea1sy ~
Tncrsdsy.
Ar. seattle. Aondas. "Wednesday asa friday -
Ia. m
Calling .. all vay peres. eserve tt1Aias 81
osk Ha,b boz, e.ira opth v4yA
W. u. HoLAOsR CIV. J0uns01
Gen. hanagef. espos1eteo9e9l
A. l. AAxNkLL, Gen'i Hssl 81 fiehssAsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

- ~ ~ ss.gSenana 80 asne
- UnDn1111na bGn0w OGe -
- = $500 - 0mpn6oA - -
enuo1oaooa - hne1k / nnnd1y osnsunao1
- ID Ouufnt = - 11o11soa1
hnonl 0nmuY 0uuuA - ~ 80 ~
I osu11 - oUo6 I - Uyuu11 uelss
chefs 0nnnnD DaUn6tn o1unkDGu2 Uo0l
Hsw 49, 0In1Dou1D I - n1iBu1y
- e ~ oGon0o - - 09ephfDe
49, - I hnSo - esgSine ~ ~
as.a. / - - Bsesss10 - = - Ne
Kslaio hsuaA, fuue e MaR3no s1seet.
snaals. VT. IA SanBuA
unayuzD An poRannDo nAD cuxxa
70 - Pubtis: Itsys hssa oEsahasd
vtsh 1safns0 90 . dissoes8s a o.
eas fss essR . yoass - hsss tS,<6
evssythipe. l psasod nSself so6ss the
Dn DaTSin's eseGeso nsaGnseie tseas-
0eUa 80 - 49, eass6 % ~ iooR
asseina tssabas- eneesfnily sscoe-
nd IL dseeees - an onsd heDonisy.
y. I. JoW WeaSIR
ymR RAx1u n YDsnA
Ms. Ednse: DsAs eu-Rss ovss .
yeax ! hsSe bssa a0lsstsd 0ish liver and
kiAoey ssssbis, aseoopsnisd b .
ssooaeA d,mealsy. vish Gssas bloaaina
Il to abdo0oa. &C.. on6 fog over stx
yssss ] have noe had . GOOD DtRhs's
sIssc. have hseo uodes the tssasmess
II noss every destns m he country. bss
vithous Esl,ef. A. . - hogs ! sas
persuaded - coosais IL Dn- DARN.
Aftas ~ Asus tfeasmsns I feis inseAssa
nsous fsaisf. md noe afses . shosooah
ooogse u TIER eleoseo- magnetic treat
meus en- entifely yell, and IA. TIE
Arss tine d ysafs enjoy pesfset health.
aladly reeo0Dsod he doctors to sne
pobiie, % thsis ability 20 perform cares
u without = question, - l 80 naoy
csbsss cared 0hils andfr treasDeos.
E. L. eDs1I.
voaDK0vuL nEu1o1AT10u on nRAoDo
10 the p1biie:-Ay litsis boy hel
been deaf sinoe % vae Is moesh0 Old
and vss % deaf that be hes newell
tsarned 70 lAik and 10 nov yeass old.
had consulted Q great many physteianl
snd none could do anything fos hin
and es,d thas hie hearing eooid newell
% sessered A. Q iass hope l coosuiset
| the Drs. Damn. at the InfefnAti0na
hotel. Chsrsy street, IN his case oet
| they said shst they coold care hiD
| NoW, after three Treatments, the ohild'i
hearing Il sieoss entirely restored. and
be seems to b dsssd by the sound
Through sharkfulness and gratitude Il
she doctors. and for the sake Of osheFl
tbas may Be- afflicted, ! rive this testi
nouiai 70 the poolie. can b referred
70 q the corner Of Froot and Vina
ssrssss, eeatsie, W. T.
| nHa. NHvIK GIn1c11.
| ovKnyLovsuo NAM cuscxED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-09

kospe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Maine Farmer.
Grange Matters.

When a member becomes disgrun-
led and leaves the order because some
body don't '.do something, the order
becomes all the better therfor.
Now is the time for every true pat
ron TO work for the good of the order,
his Grange and himself.
Every Grange should begin at once
to take measures to build or buy hall
and home OF their own Nothing gives
a Grange such substantial standing as a
home and property of their own.
Maple Grange, Ncrth Waldoboro,
still lives, and has just. taken in two
new members.
The Grange spirit sens to be work
ing in Waldo county. Seaside Grange,
Belfast. is booming. Now why net,
have those dormant Oranges reorgan-
lied, and make as much gain this year
as loss last year:
Oranges wanting lecturers viii do
well to correspond with DIR. Geo. Nj.
TwitchelI, Yarmouth, Me. He ranks
next to Bro. Whitehead as an exponn-
der of Grange gospel His lecture is
well adapted to convincing outsiders OF
the value of the Grange.
Winthrop Grange, for time under .
cloud, is emerging and has lately added
seven new members. Now is the time
TO work up new Grange at East m
throp. and then the town will be we'll ac-
commodated in all il parts.
Windsor is one OF the young Oranges,
but it il one Of the best Oranges that
came in. now come in to stay.
Tie Grange in Knox county Is III a
prosperous condition, and doing good
work. The ground is pretty well coy
cred. yet there is room for "A few more
good oranges, and the County deputy
j. live man.
Rainbow Grange. Brooksvlle. Is the
banner Grange in the State - tar rs
membership Is concerned. is present
number being go. Thi, grange ais"
carries on one of the most successful
/ Grange store. IN the State, which has
done 4 YEARLY business the past seven
wears Of over $40 goo each year. ami
the past year this was increased to S25,-
COO. G. II Perkins i the agent ~
/ charge OF the store. aud y. +. Norton
| i Master of the Grange
East Blue Hi Grange, i. of II =.
have recently made arrangements TO
buy the hall and store they now occupy.
6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

10 the Honorable Judge Of Probate within arI
Tor the County Of Hancock
mr.. undersigned George II Walker IL f,ro,.ll..
u Hancock county, Maine. Guardian of MAJ.
hHA mes "a minor OF said I.amuiurt rr-pr-ifgI.y
represents that said MARY p HsVn.- A. Il. I'M .rt
possessed Of one ninth Il 90 mara h, .,-,,,, ., 4
unhiNlded subject to dover rights Of Ket-ry be-
i9iel 81 tie tract or parrel OF land situate! Il. SAINT
i-4,i'"lile, pYnhaed and described a. follow tn
VII bohhiied ON the North by hand Of I, , "a .I
sef' lahd OF VIM. +. Dies Isle ami he ,yaf.r-. uf
i.accsoh Cove, on the West BIZ band az s.p,,f.I y
~, ~ .sie, tand Of David SWEET and land 81 4. ?
70 vi On the south by land OF samuel De-
ie an" oy lhe waters OF Frenehlna NJ Hay- IN the
r-ast ny land Of William +. Des Isle IanI II tr4a
=, 'iihe anu land of e.. r. Walker me f,ra,,,.fn
ling ~ IN common and undivided NJ tha b.t,,.
sai1 NJ VI H'us Francis Des Isle and inherited by
~ hait y HaS ne- through her mother That
sail estate j. unpro,luctiye Of an h,n.n. u, LII
minor and that it will be for the intcyo-, - IN
a mat the same Should be sold and The H.,
=. eus stcuFed on interest therefore t,r.,- ,,,,r
iiohof mat he may he authorized and ..rl!!, s.i
asreeaby 10 law 10 sell either at pIIlJic ~ -, ~
ie az .he above described real estate Tor h NM
pose aforesaid. 'o i"i tiie Pui
GEORGE IL. WALKER Gn.r,l,.r
'a'ed THIS 9Th 'tay of February A. ID Iss
STATE OF MAINE
HAScock sat- Court of pro,,ste hal,
1883. ' W ehhsstlay OF Mar,
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED. That ,o,,os
~; i ~ furnishing copy of said petition win
TINS ofder thereon three weel az, ~
Ellsworth american, new sf,aper nrinted ~, - Wy
.ne'i IN Ellsworth, that all persons lntereste nay
at.ehd on the second "Wednesday Of An, ~,
and sS'. oi fronate TO be holden In Ellsworth,
anu shew cause, II any, why the prayer Of aid ~
titlon should not be granted Snch nctisa !, n
given before said Court. ~ y
q. P.CUSNINGHAM. Ju5.,
Auest:-CHAs, Z. Dom pe,is,a.
A true copy Attest :-CHas p Dopp pssss,o
3wI2s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
IN Report To God The Reason Why.


RN j. I. PRiCkEIf.
1.-THE assault on Port Hudson was pending.
In thi, assault colored troops were TO receive
their first "baptism OF blood" II was races
test OF their fitness for freedom. The white
colonel OF a coiored regiment, himself In ar
rest. and hence unable 10 command them in the
battle. called the colored standard-bearcr TO
him and implored him not TO dishonor the flag
and bring reproach upon his race by proving
recreant To duty Hero and patriot that he
was. this owly representative Of lowly and
dcspised race replied IN bring these eoiors
back with honor. or report to God the reason
whS,". lie reported TO God.
There, like ehon statues in the starlight, stood
the BLACK brigade
A, a,lowu the rank, the Colonel strobe, and
walking silent prayed;
PRAYED that God might nll with patriot zeal
each darkened >oul, and light
In each lowly breast bright pathway 10 Free
dom's new birthright: 49,
That those newborn sons Of Freedom. in
whose swelling hearts and breasts
Burned the memories OF centuries OF bon
dage and Of wrong,
In the morrow dreadful slaughter. might, as
heroes bear the tests
In their races yindication might be brave
and true and strong.
over wonder in the moonlight foatcd out the
stars aud Bars"
Here the Black Brigade in silence stood be
meath the Stripes aud stars.
over there were trained artil'rymen. ASLEEP b!
silent guns;
Here were ioyal heart. in swelling breasts OF
Freedom, newborn sons.
Raised from chAttcIhood To manhood Icy the
,troA4 Of patriot pen.
Wond'ringlv and sometime, DOUBLING
Ioyal hearts booked on 10 see
II these slaves and -crf> and chaiiels. lited 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
0uiou Culture On The Farm

r. ,, .;,,. +, r..n,,,,.s , ,,.n
.'....a.c ..l ,l...,,,i,.. r.i..r..u
''.' ~" ,...if-. ....,,.,I.
i, ha ln .,L.n.,..i
..,. ..t
,iII.
-
~. ;,.ic.. .l
Wv ... .,',',. '' t.,I r-a., i, r,,a,,~n
M .'.1.. H., ,,,'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

The Pal NlU Gazeft, says w e
have from time to time commented
on the fcrocity with which some
iudge- inflici mcrcilcs- sentences on
unfortunate womrn-oftcu mere chil-
dren-who in moment Of despair
make away with their new horn infants.
Here is companion picture OF the
lenieucv with which another Judge
treats the brutality Of husband. \
man named lIeffrron, AT Rotterdam.
finding hi, wife had gone TO some place
Of which he disapproyed, Knocked her
down aud beat her violently with a
poker. She BLEED from both ears, her
throa: was scratched. aud she was bad
is bruised on her back and arms. Mr..
Justice Day practically told the jury
to acqnt He said the case ought not
to have come before them. and he sug
gested that the prisoner had merely
been exercising that control over his
wife which was still sanctioned by the
aw Of England The jury acquitted
promptly, as directed. and wiie-con-
troll by means Of the marital poker IS
now recognized in Yorkshire as IA
method sanctioned by the law of Eng
land"
Yet We are constantly told that the
laws are 80 Just and 50 kind TO women
that women do not need to have any
voice in making them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Want of Sleep

Is sending thousands annually % the
insane asylum and the doctors say this
trouble Is alatmingly on the increase.
The usual remedies, while they may
give temporary relief, are likely 10 do
more harm than good. What is needed
il an Alternative aud Blood-puriiler.
Ayers Sarsarariila is incomparably
the best. II cnrrects those disturbances
in the circulation which ci't~c sleepless-
ness, gives increased Vitality. and re-
stores the nervous system 10 a healihful
condition.
Rev, T. G. 4. Cots. agent of the Mass.
Home Missionary Society. writes that
his stomach was Gus Of order, his sleep
very often disturbed. and some inn
purity az the blool manifest but that
perfect cure was obtained by the use
Of Ayers SaisaparilIa-
Frederick W. Pratt. a. Washington
street, Boston, writes; My daughter
was Frustrated with nervous debility.
Ayers Sarsararilla restored her to
health"
William f. Bowkcr, Erie. Pa, was
cured Il uetvou.asSs and sle"plessness
10y taking Ayers Sarsarntiia fnr about
two months during which time his
weigh, Increased ovcr twenty pounds.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
rEfrt =, uY
Or. }, c. Aver Z o., Lowell, Mass.
euld ~ BIB pr..-i-ts f'-ig, -l tx BOTTLES. Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Churches in the United States.

The total number OF Shakers is 81
600
The total number of Adventists is
97,7ll.
The total number Of Mormons is
go, 900.
The total number of Moraviaus is
1866.
The total number Of Unitarians is
10000.
The total number Of Mennoniies is
100000.
The total number of Univeisalists is
$1,000.
The total number of Swedenborg-
ians is Sob.
The total number of Friends ''Hick-
site" is $4,000.
The total number of Friends Ortho-
dox is 10000.
The total number of Congregational
lists is 436,379.
The total number of Protestant Epis-
copals is AIS, 53l.
The total number of Lutherans OF all
classes is $50, $50.
The total number of Baptists OF all
classes is 3 ,727 ,037,
The total number Of Reformed Epis-
copalians is $4,000.
The total number of Methodists of all
classes is 4 ,532,658.
The total number of Presbyterians of
all classes is 1852, 436.
The total number of Friends Non
affiIiating Orthodox is $1,000.
The total number of Roman Catholics
(estimated) is 100000.
The total number Of Reformed (both
Dutch and Germany is 259, 974.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Tn Cua>DrAH,t >HAnrn Effrcr~
n,tEI>. t>r BEAfnt>"- PLtiN
bouu- A>uN iLNEI-.

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BuRprEI>.. ASP BEAfnl>. PLAl>
boun- A>uNiLNEI-.
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n n ~ ';..,l. -,,,L 5l.a. cnr.nir.
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su,rrn Et,r,rs
~,.;o.s -. fronn.n,lv ,y;tbou, clear
.,I;. All sL.io ;nIo Zach other
III. HIT, ;,-t..i,..I;.,i,c,,e..
arl a, ,;ne. co,tr .tvlisb element. are
a1,nI,;nad II. s,,adad cbangeable
III t,,,.oJ h,. ubicb last i
.,,.on, s,,;,.. ,Ia;I. checks eoral or
snnt,ad n,t,.rns and snch !. the nell
I'M 9Th. !, ,.,;oL como iii. AFRO now
J.,isaj ,l.t,Jtha v,rious ueculiari-
10. a,,,,.or j.. combination sLowino a.
.',,,,.,. .ti.,,,...'.... ,.fcuI,,r - If uart.rn
p.n,,ol;n.. I,J;, and f,uIard six,
49,. .".,-.,..i.I .x,o,arts or cousujcn-
nns J..;dr. .oma Aoru and others
o,oar Ia,,ana.ao ~ Chime. fioure.. while
lin China .ilks slammed IN large. pc
.nI,ar dover. coprrih,,e their quota to
summer. ,av4tv II will be sea
SON moreover. of
Bonpfnl>,. AND BRAlplNG.
T..I ravlor Lring ont cation
Good. wool. and even silks. with Dor
a.. On tie ad.es which will take the
,,l,ca oftrimminos and a great run
may he exnected on border around
the lower skirt with the same finish on
draner;e. corsaoe and sleeves. Braid
serves the same purpo.e and dress pat
terms Of fine French serge in stylish col
ors are shown with border of hand
somelv contrasting braid placed ready
for MAKING mn after an approved model.
Pretty evening dresses in this style are
of fine white or pale colored serge, with
gav CONTRASTING border of braid work.
Dress patterns Of aIbatross cloth are
cbeap.r and come with braided border
Of less richness. while all STYLES are Of
course provided with braided pattern
to match. for corsage and sleeves.
The cloth COMPOSING Jackets or wraps
is often scarcely visible beneath close
traceries OF braid ; a Juror for braid has
begun, and like all Jurors, will die out
proportlonateiy sooner
Woods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

To the Honorable Judge u Probate i, ItIin and
f"r the county Of Hancock.
fTit undersigned, George II Walker. Of Ia .
moline Hancock county, Maine. Guardian ~
Mary r. HayHc. "a minor 81 ,ald I.am.li,,-. r.
spe'tfnliy represents that said MARY + Havu.> ID
s''tLed and possessed Of ninth n 81 t.ert Ian
common ami undivided subject dover rilsht- ~
Btt+N i't- Isle 81 the tract parcel OF Ia Nm
uatc'i at said f-amoinr, bounded ami described
follows, "a wit Buunde,l on the North l,y ma,
waters ~ Rtccoon cove, on the W".t hg iaii.I If
William +. De- Isle. On the south IL re H. IL.
highway amt by land 81 David SWEET, and IN tb,.
Fast hl land OF David SWEET The -ttd parcel form,
erty belonging To- Francis Ds- Isle ana ..,i.l Ma r
hayhr7 portion being inherited by her through her
mother.
That -ald estate !, unproIucti,c ~ ans benefit
I" sdld minor and that Il VIII be- for the lif..t-t ~
-ilh minor that the -hnul,i IL, -,,iti anna tt.
pl"eeti- secured on Interest therefore l,rt- ,n,r
i"h"r mat ne may De authorized and ctrlsy erred
aSleehnlF 10 law Ia eel either 1T pubiic or uri
ate sale all the above described real estate Tor
the purpose aforesaid.
GEORGE IL. WALKER Guar.
Dated This sth day OF Feb -.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK $ At Court OF Probate b.ld AT
rms" ORTIZ On the second Wednesday of Mar
l-S-. " ''''
ON the Petition Aforesaid ORDERED That NJ,
tice lee given by publishing a copy Of .aid lutti,,r
WIN tlls order thereon, three week. -llc..--jy,f,
IN the Ellsworth American, A new -paI,.r r,riut,.I
or published In Ellsworth that Il n pel sons inter
e-teh may attend on the second "Wednesday IL
In Eiisworth'ahd shew cause, II any why the
prayer OF said petition shoIiI not ic granted
such notice to be given before said Court
o. z. CUNSINGHAM Judge
Attestt-CHAs. +. DoRR Regi -t,,r
true copy Attest ,-cnAs. r DogE, Register
tNp
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N sanserinef hereby gives public notice TO all
and has taken upon himself, the tr1st ~ ~ ar al
ministrater of the estate Of John i,ovle
ceased, by giving bond a. "a. ,tir.ets ~ ~.
therefore requests all per- k,ra fnflei,,ad
20 tne said aeceasods estate, To ma ke im,neti IL
paymebt, am those who have demands thereon Il,
exhibit the same for payment 90" :"
Feb. 8, ISIS. swis A' Ea'n T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
THE HANCOCK House,


Clerks Office, supreme Judicial Court, Hancock
Jounty-EIlsworth, March 20, lsss.
NOTICE as required by law is hereby given that
IN Frank Hamlin, of Bangor, Penobscot County
Maine has fled in the Office of the Clerk Of Courts
in this county Of Hancock, notice of his intention
to apply at the next term of the supreme Judicial
Court, to be holden at Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock. on the second Tuesday of
April A. D., isss, for admission to practice law in
the Courts of this State.
3wl2 H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Tie Maine Contra! Railroad,
COMMENCING OCT. ~. ,ss7.
# r. Fl
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAY Ex-
CEPTEO, As FOLLOWS:
BAR HARBoR To BANGOR

IN pleasant weather only.
tstops on signal or notice to Conductor
These Trains connect at Bangor with throu~h
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and ST. John.
The steamer City Of Richmond will resume her
trips between Portland and Machiaspott March
s, making two round trips per week leaving Mach.
iasport at 9 90 u m, every Monday and THURSDAY
Returning leaves Portland at II co p NJ every
Tuesday and Friday.
PAYsON TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager
r.. =. BpoTHBf, ien'i Pass. and Ticket Ag't
feb. a. 1858 lyr25