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canvass the Democrats say they are not
free traders, that the issue is not protec-
ton on the one side ami free trade on
the other. that they are simply revenue re-
formers. fCries of Good" and applause.
How long since: The last speaker told you
since the Oregon election laughter and
applause, since Oregon's 5000 900 of
sheep voted the Republican ticket they
are revenue reformers. Renewed laugh
ter I Lumber wool and all the industries
Of oregon have been to the ballot box, and
she gave 5000 majority, and they say We
are not revenue reformcrS. If the ques-
ton. my fellow citizens, is not between
protection and free trade why is It, then,
that every free trader and every single
free trade journal In America. no matter
what may have been its political attilia-
tinns hitherto. supports the Democratic
tickety WHY is It all the leading journals
OF Great Britain and all the statesmen,
manufacturers and merchants Of Great
Britain, Conservative and Liberal, Wing
and Tory support the Democratic ticket:
Cleveland j. running a hundred times bet
ter in England than he j. with u Laugh
ter and cheers He will he elected over
there more laughter but not here. Ap-
llauSe | say that because ! come from
New York and know exactly what ! am
talking anout, There j. something more
than dollars and cents 10 this question Of
protective tariff There j. national lndc-
pcndcucc in it, and tell YOU. brother Re
puhlicans Of Vermont. II you should an
Awe this principle Of protection down 20
IT. last drop and 10 the core YOU viii find
in it a good deal Of the spirit Of July e.,
I75f. tn, same spirit that spilled the tea
f1, II 10 HI IL. L
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sedxuick

The monthly missionary concert was
given by the ladies. Subject. China >
At the close Of the concert, Mr. Colon
Turner Of Bradford, Mass, addressed the
congregation upon the subject, Our
Seamen." an appeal for contributions
Contributions Of money or books or cloth
ing If forwarded 10 Mr.. Turner, will be
sent at once to headquarters OF Seamen's
Friend Society in Boston for distribution
Money is used 10 purchasing full libraries
Each little library is placed upon some
vessel and returned on return of vessel.
Clothing is distributed among ship
wrecked crews. This comparatively new
work should receive our attention and
contribution. The millions upon the seas
must not be forgotten.
Rev. Herbert Tilden of Pennington.
preached in the First Baptist church to
nearly 800 people on Sunday the 18th inst.
The choir in charge of Mr.. Z. p. Cole was
ably assisted by choir from Wellesley,
Mass. The excellent music was highly
appreciated.
Mr.. Eben Smith is painting the new
chapel in coiors. His work shows taste
in color contrasts.
DIR. J. Kicker of Augusta has been visit
ing Hon. Wyer q. Sargent and wife. DIR.
Kicker has been for a long time Secretary
of the Maine Baptist Missionary Conven-
ton. and to his excellent Judgment and
management is due largely the growth of
the Baptist denomination in this State.
On Thursday evening occurred the semi
annual election of officers of the Society
of Christian Endeavor as follows presi-
dent. Mr. William Means: chairman of
prayer meeting committee. Mr.. Charles
Turner; chairman lookout committee,
Mrs. Nellie Buker; recording secretary,
Mrs Hardy Lane; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Susie Cole. chairman missionary
committee, Mrs. Samuel Wilson. The
Society numbers 81. On the evening of
this election Mr.. Charles Turner, who
recently returned home from Portland,
led the very interesting service.
B. A. ID.
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Mr.. F. Z. Hartshorn.

In the removal Of this gentleman from
the Falls village to Dorchester, Mass.
Ellsworth loses one of It's best and most
valued citizens. Mr. Hartshorn il ma
tive Of Maine. but when a young man he
took a course at Eastman's Commercial
college aud then began business life In
Connecticut, where he met and married
Miss Stella HotchkisS Of New Haven In
June 1870 he made visit Ia his father,
Mr., Erastus iiartshnrn. who was then en-
gagged ia the lumber business at Falls VII
lage In company with his son-in-law, Mr.. A.
W. Ellis Mr.. HartShorn was induced to
remain and enter the firm which did large
and successful business until ii dissolved
In lssG, by the sale Of their mill property.
Mr. Hartshorn also has had an interest in
the Burrll National Bank aud Is one OF its
dir, tors Recently he has been engaged
a. Hiiul-trator of the estate of Davis !
Smith. q large ani difficult estate to settle.
In an his business life here during these
Il year, he has proved himself td be a skill
fui aud Successful, business man. and b. hiS
strict integrity, fair dealing AMI unblctn-
shcd life has Won the fullest confidence
AMI highest esteem III all with whom he llas
been associated.
While he has thus been actively engaged
in business. he has taken special interest
III All matters " public gnoi 70 this city
and especially Al the Falls village, where
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S. b. Chilcott, near the line between
him and Mr.. Augustus +. Perry. 1t
is situated in full view Of the main
road and is one Of the most beautiful
trees we ever saw. In the days of
our boyhood we spent much time play
ing among its branches and weaving
seats or. if we may be allowed the use
of the word in this connection. eyries,
for our own occupation and pleasure.
What gives especial interest TO the
tree at this time is the large number
Of initials which have been carved on
its trunk and among its branches.
Some Of these letters must have been
cut fortv-fvc wears ago and are now
partially oblitcratc'l by time. Others
are If more recent date. OF the names
carved when We were small boy
enough remain Ia alloN a. 70 read IN
part. and we make up what has been
in part obiteratcd. by knowing what
ought to lie supplied. We are thus
enabled to make out such initials a
-W. ". H." &C. W F." -. G..
{. :" III. u. H.. !" 20. d., g. W.
c." 20. b. -. b. G." r. l..
a r..p NJ W .,E NJ F." and
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Eastern Name State Far.

large crew = carpenters painters sni
'ahor,r- ar A. work 81 Naple~nod pat
rla>- condition fpr the Eastern Na.ac
State FAT - be hrli AZ: ? - 80 and
h! m. new headquarters !or the Maine
Farmer are now ahop, completed and
really for the painters - lend additional
atiractjf,ae~- % tAe building hy The APP
p.rAtIou ~ bright culor~ 4 new huliilu.
) being erected opposite ttr President,
headquarters, which wiii b. TIE heai4uAr-
t.r> ~ The famous stallion Harry Wilkes,
owned hy the New Brunswick government.
art the other famous horses from tie
Province VIII occupy the raw - stalls Al
iAe tap ~ The ht.l- "Wednesday. the 25.h,
Wlll p" Governors l1ay and troFcrn'r Mar
BE and fricnd. will br present Among
the foremost gentlemen from the Prov
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State OF Maine.



TAKEN on execution lated June 9Th. \. a.. ISIS,
L issued from the supreme Judicial Court for
said county Of Hancock, wherein Ebcn e Hooper
Of Scsigwick in said county Il creditor AMI Ia eI
~ Cray Of said seigwick is debtor, and will
be- saln AZ public auction. IN the 24th day Of Sep
teni,er a. l~-- at niue o'clock In the forenoon
Ut the oifire Of Hale Hamlin In Ellsworth in
said county. the following described real estate
situstei in Sesixwick. In said county. the prop
cry ~ said Daniel NJ Gray, bounded and descr;b-
ell a. follows. TO wit; Beginning on the ROAD
leading from Penobscot to Brook-yilie on Allison
Herrick s line, then easterly said Rad To tire
corner of said road; then southwesterly on said
road TO line of Frank W. GRAY; thence northwest
ery to land of said Allison fferrick thence north
easserly to the said road and place Of beginning
Also as property af said Daniel N. Gray piece OF
land situated In said Sesigwick the eastern side
Of said road: Beginning on land Of Washington
Gray; thence essterly on sail Gray's land 70 the
corner thereof; thence southwesteriy on saia
Gray's land to the tiiesaters OF the South Bay so.
chilled: thence westerly on said tidewater TO the
said stage road theme northeastern IN said road
TO iand Of Washington Gray and the place of be.
ginning
Dated this 2li ity of August A. D., lsss.
Sw34 H. A. JORDAN, Dept sheriff.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS John II Douglass - Ei-n 10 the
W county 81 iaBrrc. and -ta-c - Maine, Us
BIS mortgage vyi. dated the twenty ninth day ~
June, H.. Isl amt recorded iu IIancnrk couu.
q registry 81 Deed, Book ~ FR2r .. conveyed
a. the undersigned a certain parcel ~ rra estate
situated at >cai Hnrl=tr 10 the town ~ VI ,Aut
Desert in sail county u Hancock, and bounded
and described follow, "a wit BegnuiuE AZ
the sea ~ the Northeast corner Of land owneii BY
Commander r0wuiu-hiell the West side ~
sad seal Harbur. thence >urtherly by the -e4
twenty rod- more or less T. stone market
thence parallel v It'll TIDE North line ~ ,aid Crown
lnshcii lot, buI Ia straight course % the STA
thence BY the ~uHthery to the Inc ~ said
Crownih-hleld 1T thence Ea-terly and -outhcrly
by The North ant East lines Of sail Crpwninshich
more or less; ani whereas the condition ~ ..lii
mortgage has been broken. therefore. by
reason 81 the urea II sf the condition thereof |
ealn a foreclosure uf "a. mortgage. aud this notice
IA given for the purpose Of tprecn-iag the SauIr-
EDWIN q DODGE.
Ptr " +. Foster, hi. attorney.
3wli
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Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF tue SHERRY or HANCOCK CoUSrr
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK s. - Aug. 20. a. H. l-ss
1niIi~ Is 70 give notice nat on the a4th
i day OF July, A. ID. ssSs, a warrant of Insolven-
ey was Issued out
of the court Of Insolvency for said Co. of Han
cock against the estate III Branch Woodwork of
Franklin, In the county q Hancock adjHdged to
he an insolvent debtor Of petition of said
debtor, which
petition was filed on the 24th day of july, A. D.
ISIS, 10 which date interest on claims
is To be computed. That the payment ofanr tlcbts
b or hy said debtor AMI the transfer anil delivery
q any property by him are forbidden By law.
That meet
Ing Of the creditors % said debtor to prove their
debts and ehoose one more assignces OF his
estate will lie held al a court 81 Insolvency 10 he
held at the Probate Court Room in Bncks,,ort
on Thursday the twelfth day OF Sept. A. D. 1855 Mt
10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under M hand the date first above writ,
ten.
ID. l.. FIELDS.
Sheriff Messenger Of the Court OF In.
soiveney for said county of Hancock. 2ws4
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TIE Line Clearly Drawa


lie LING NitA'4! bIA""
Wh,.,.- may I.,. b.., f-.. ,u
some of 'a' campaigns ~ ''i' l'"'''.
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cans 3Li tj''A'H'Al~ A'' = ~. 'lA''
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vote i"E thc hefHN''rAa l'A'AN - ".4'
Gaming elections ~ty vote f.r gr.uc.-
pics Mi3th. AAi2 lf4t4, nav 'I'1-"N
"a .f.. country rr,,t pra.ur-.ty. and
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a., American ministries lrftu~ts
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to-day and fe.iriiai"> iAls audience HP"a
the au~pssl"G~ nlruln- nf ia" nat ''A!
campaign which = ~ dc. u, NAgf0ef Nc
ar, ,u boz iro-.nru or slaves NrNer AAt"
We lah Presidential campaign lu $40 70
there are .~>~ u politics than iAi- VIE
are 81 drrltr Ia ihl~ contest Mitr'A.F
not America shan a"n herself Aa'i.'r
her markets shat, "clan1 20 American
products ~ ~ European. whether ihe
price "f American labor shall 'r measured
1y lie European standar; or oE the Amer
can 1t H. ia fact simply 3 nome 4Ht~-
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8
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Republican Couuty Convention aud its
Nominees.


y ""' '''''rF A''- I -" - " y T.
"r'-s' '''s famous % 't''''' - y -"
''A' VINO s''''' 'i'' az COZ" ivy
'-'t'uri' any Town OF e''h 10 '''e eo1''.'F
r. >d''.'.'N - y t.'i''' : anu s'
4A- 1ne 9 -fe-.'-.o" -o'l- ;" y '''i'-
iA- odl % any c"t'en e'''''ee ''e 'o'''''
#" ~ '"'ii -'iis' - go ''''''' '''''''' up
f't'' ".ee '
l'.A '4f> "'.'A9 lAliS may ''
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a.ra of,he ,uo bodies, woalI ~ =
.,,ir.. s.5..ed
Tlo-,. : 10 ..i,u,ed ,le R.n,,,,H.
rs., ean,,t,. rnaye,tian lelI n ,l,.
c;,v las, ,yeol w.r. ..1aa4iJ .ol;,r
men We never .ax better material
III a.y convention. anywhere Hon
e.ty # ,u-n,.r upri,,ht DOWNRIGHT
political principle. and LOYALTY to the
M. aar and c,ut.try were usnjstaka-
he In rl.e maze up Of taat convention
and lis deliberations The people
came together to 10 some good work IN
lie interest oft4e county. the state
and the nation and they did il wisely.
expedtiously aHd tremendously and
then adjo4incJ d. 20 home ahou, Heir
business
The nominations are such s. vii
meet will the hearty approval Of Han
cock Republicans wAo will triumphant
~ indorse the nominees al tie polls on
the tenth = September next IN tms
connection y proper That We should
max if''l tAth''''. % 'Ae Sehl'eiH'a
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Editorial qoaleaoa.
>tlii>A< Az. !. I-~-

$3.50
~ "i.1 t'Htl."-''f". l.att- "a
rmuAui views . uc Nfry caara-
.uL SCENERY tua,l~hurp proper.
though a small village. +, rich ia AaF-
.u- twu pre", churches, h4r !; m4,t
he better IF taau mos; villages - II
-.Er. 4 .i., anic tt hirc i preacher
fur either ~ them for The greater part
u tAc wear The -ht u these
-4uc,uaric- =, b. thinking. l. not
I'LL, average town io.u- TOO much Ia
tu.li church ed.lcc~ and too little 70
r-ouot. that .pl~e rtl -.9n aud un-
d,hlc,i.' which teaches a. % h.,e tA"
creates, respect for ourselves and for
yach other ~A,cA inspires a. =" tAe
Il attest pro-rr-,, til, noh.r-t rudray-
or, the hn.iEe~t criticisms Il one
another. which au-wo'- the question
Am my brothers. Keeper. with 4
Very emphatic ''lF> = w thlnh the
world wa- never 50 ready - lndor~e
tAe right A. to-day.
~ h'AF'- confess ih' 'ai''f' e'''t
..-,, II, - , y ',,,,', +
HE Christian par, Of ,har.t,.-
At >teuhen We found excellent
quarter, al tic hotel Of Mr.. VI. ;.
Smith. where in a seat. under hi,
yinc-c.ad piazza. in the delicious aud
refreshing GOODNESS. We found fit
ling opportunity 70 think over the
changes which have taken place Ia
the town since We tir-t knew il, say
forty wears ago. Nteuben = neat
pretty town. but in all these years il
ha~ changed but little except IN pop
u!4tion. Many Of the buildings are
the same; the landscape i the same;
the stream, a OF old, still runs on
ward to the ocean. singing ever The
same song:
len nay cone aill men may 70
.t- t u,.l a..
.hoar. yoar. aro "a l.n.w ,oa-I,.
,
t.,,n1 o,,...lt at,na.. +rr i
strange nIace ~, knowing ana IN
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THE CuMMlNDER-IN-CHIEf

of the Grand Army OF the Republic. Major
George 5. Merrill. Few remedies are better
known in this vicinity than sulphur Bitters:
their sale ha, been very general throughout
this section. and the number OF reliable and
well attested eases OF beneficial results and re-
coyery by their li-e. i. large AMI beyond dis
uIifp
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I8Te command rou 70 attach the goods Or
w cstAtc OF Fred Nouiton residence
IL. : unknown b. the value Of one hundred dol
lars and summon the ssid defendant.
~ he NAV hr found in your preclnct, 70
appear before our Justices 1.-THE Supreme 1ndie
lsiCalrt, NEXT b. bs hoIiep ia Ellsworth. within
ausl far oar county ~ Hancock, on thr -ecoad
Tuesslsy az october nrNt. then aHi their ~ our
.aid court 10 snswer Gnto Jennie Mention. -
Burk spnft. IIaneAcs county Ia p.Pa ~ divorce
IN which the plaintiff AYERS .
r. the Honorable Ius;icrs"' the supreme Jnii
elai Court. nclt To- he hricn IT Ellsworth within
anu fDr the county Of Hancock
Jennie Ncutan ~ Hnck-por IN sail county
wife ~ Frrt u Mualtpn. respectfully represents
mat her maiden name was Jennie ) tpTkrH .thaE
shr va. lawfully married 70 the saii Fred b
Nnultau 81 HHckspnrt. On the llth lar 81 MAY
49, hv William II Pii.hury 4 person duly au
fhnrttrti % sasmuiEe marriages. that they Arei
In aat4 Rark sport 81 .ether a. man snd sifr from
the ssht ttih las - MAY. l~i~. I'll the l5th lay -
>rptrmncr 80 That YOUR iiheAnt ha' always
csn.lIrtei herself toward her -aii hoshshi AZ
fstthftl. ;rur ana af.rtl"naie wife That Hn ne
sail ISth Lay - september. isS4 the sail frei h.
Mention deserted your libsilsnt without cause %
her rArt aud syrui 70 g9rts unEnown 70 her Nihc"
whlsh time she has never seen or heart from bin
or received from him any support. IhA' shH no
made ili<ent Inquiry bas ha7 lecn unable % A.
rrrrA3n a0d does not know the re@iiehre 81 me
sail trct q. NouIian That therr J. ~ ~.
t-twrrn r.ur lsbrllant AMI the said trri y h'H'
IN n eh,ala i,voro, thAt 5oar n,+,'n' III r.
AMT tile 4ati Frai y M,ultpn -haAi4 hc d's@ol'rA
b. .Hvarer
Wherefore ahr rrsva that -reh divorce may r
Ansrcsi .ni mat shs may have the ru-ta!g - her
1l!nnr child ssei nine wars nanei Frank =
Nouisnn
R,t-k4pprt .TuEv IN. i~~-
>lp.,f.Jsc,' ard .rorr - before me th9- IN ~
n 4 trx>i<sH,M.
IusJier - thr Fesr"
~ 1T. ta~ I'm i, ~ hanlrI a.l
~. y ai-H ah4G shca tnt There p" male - AZ
ps.r w}th other tar damage Art ave yn4
iberv tas- WET ,,ith 4rur ti"'H-- Thereto
wttnrss Jahn 4 rcfrr4. Ju.etc % >ail reet' a.
foal vac thaHsanl cish' h"n4rea s"i r'SatiT
u T.. ,r>Dra-. Cirrs
STATE Or NAtNE.
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,1urt. D.. "a s''an
FttswoRrr. AuE n H.. -
t'pan the ftrr.rt0s iliit =. h~irrr' nat ar
t3t.rtAut .lvv 4.tsrr tp tAe ~til Frei y HfHit30
{. aulr,s- Ter III 'ar Jn-tl-c = a-~ ~artrmr t4
nftl ,an-t. .,l.r h4..l-a 4; f.'.,ysr-h sl"in .rt
'.r t-e rauuig *. iianriyk aa t9s .s'r"aA iD"~ sv
= i-.s.-r.s i..t>--. nH pH H-h#1 ar aHr-'ri
cops HI e.e.t nlS. 4a3 t.ta arl.- t5rrau. tarrc
srrs+ s.ese.4. WE 'a tr~ E..-w1rta A.nvrt.aa. =
ar.t4fAtrrpf tatr ttr f54srrtr 'H alr uauH'y =
Haa.-.s. .ae Is t. .st 10 t' HI t.rt s.e,4 Nt
Beast r-t,r b. s4tI -c-H rHr-lH nf 't-tahrr nHr;
tA1, n rns. ta~rr tai flra IN n.r au} r,ari Ap
gver apf sA.* e1-+~ X pm hr hatr vhf thT
p-a,s- " .a'l +... sat ~ IF + s.t ng .-sutr'.
Li-ttitt. ENtEN
Ia-si-r .t' "r -... lHf Co4rt
St Z ,pv X ~ i-Ia. asa n-trr N ~.a--
sN,t rHu u f. -u>rtt.. cler.
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FOR SALE

In Bluehiil the Fish Market, with boats and all
appurtena aces, viii e solh very cheap Apply 10
the present proprietor
+. Rich, Jr.
Baehlll, Aug. u, Isss. AVIS
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to call AMI order ~ the directors the
annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Hancock
Land 90 syi. ~ held on Wednesday tie 9Th siay ..
Se,te,nier a. H. ISIS, at the Office of Hale 4 Ham
lin In Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine at
acluk H. m, to eest proper Off 'ers for the ensti-
ing year and to transact aHy other business Which
NAV properly me before the meeting.
Dated this .lnd dav vf August. q. a.. 1855.
II. Il. HAMLfN,
2w3f clerk OF said Company.
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Fall term opens Aug. y. Aggregate Attendance
last YEAR $50 Ten courses and departments Of
penses low Correspondence solicifed. send for
catalogue 3w33
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DO moi Think for a Moment

that cafarrh Will III time wear out The the
DRY i. false Men rrv TO believe II because it
would be pheasant II true. but IL il not. all
know. Dp not lei an acute attack OF cold in
the head remain un-nbdued. Ii i. liable TO
develop into eatarrh. You ran rid YOUR
self OF the cold and tvoid all chance ~ catarFh
by using DR.. Sage, Calarrh Remedy. II nj
ready afflicted rid Yourself Of tii- troublesome
disease speedily by the same means. Al all
druVviSfs
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Notice.

The annual meeting ~ the stockholders Of The
Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph Company FIR
the in choice 81 officers and transaction Of any 9th
er business that may properly come before IL viii
be held ut the iuhiic hall 10 >e'iS sick, Me. on
We,int sday, the 3!ni has uf August ncNt ut one
O'Clock In the .siternoon-
HENRY vs.. SARGENT Clerk.
sedgwieE August sth i@~N
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Three hundred and fiftv Italian sol
diers were massacred by Abyssinians at
Taganetti.
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LOST.

Between Ellsworth ami Bar fiarhar brown
overcoat, THE finder will We rewarded 10y leaving
1t at the store of, IS. CUamas, Ellsworth. lwS4'
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Carts, Doll Carriages. Ne'0ci-
prdeS. etc. Also q fire
line of Picture
Frames 1T
H0LT'S VARIETY STORE.
2stt
Non Resident Tax Notice.

The following list Of Taxes on real estate "f Non
resilient owned in the Town nf Surry for the year
49, Ia bills rommilJetI 10 Marcus VI. Morgan Col
rector OF S4'a Town on the first day Of June l-~1
has been returned by him remaining unpaid,
the 18th day 81 May iSSs By his certificate Of that
iato. and now remains unpaid and notice u here
by given that il I tax aud interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasurer of said Town with
In eighteen months from the date Of the commit
meut of said bills much " the real Estate as
wiz be sufficient to pay the amount due there
for including interest and charges viii without
further notice be sold " Public auction at the
Town House in laid Tnwh the 18th day Of
December lsSs at O'Clock r. NJ,
Coleman Davis wild land bought Value. Tax.
of }. T. Cusliman East OF
Patterns Pond stream Jf3
acres &5A
Wills at Morse Bridge sI3g g34
Fred Hooper. - MiEen
farm At North Bend
~ acres s2O 374
J. NJ. BAY, Treas. Of surry.
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