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JAcEsnyra,E, PA. Peb ~, f1s.-Wbs. 1
removed from Tenneesee ~ S>oSxia, came On
. cot - beipIess a. bsby from chronic rheuma,
tim. No0gbi 90 by my whole sysiern being M
&C With usic arid. Prom the eioss n The war
mr. kidneys hsf bees diseased. and with al that
seSsbes cDoId On. c1,ujd get relief Thinking
that change ofc:imate wDoid t<nefi NE | re
moved 10 GeWgia from Tenpesete. hu' the
change d,d me- 30 god and for years. !! n0,sf
Il all had " 60 nprn cSg'ches- TINS went
sunef1sg more than can EEL rom the a"fuI
p&ips attendant upon rheumatism Tor more than
twenty yean. and hsd II not been TOR the use ~
"WsTners HAk Cure" ! wfjnid doubtless be
helpless scd so1 suffering to-day. ] don't be-
live IN dong thIDgs ty halves, and especially
fhoee tblDEs that relate 10 the restOrsfion II
h<.ltb. 90 when I eoDeIoded 70 WsrneT's
SAFE Cure ] wsnt 10, ~ the iri&hman
uSuh txy for kill m cure Ard ~
blowtd explicitly the directions A. "
dee, dia, etc 30 kEg had disesse teeo
seaied 10 my system that knew IL would not
surrender lbe cjtstel without . struggle, bat
kayiog s>en fbe strong tessim>,nias~ from o;bers
who bad been cured. felt from The s,ar that
my cure We psssik,e. tberela1e persisted IN the
1s< N WsrssTs sale Core" although the
6rsi two % hIe< bDttb4 SeezDed ~ do me 10
good. ] continued until had used sype six
bottbez- beEAe 10 see s,n,e change tY the h<i
VI. sbd assyut that time lad my attention called
70 Warmers Safe Pills" Prom that nnDnen,
WA IN SolId gr0und, tr the first dose o." War
ners bat PiIPs' wrongb, ~ great change for
The b<'ies that ! raw daylight through The gloom
a yssn. i do not think l ased more than Ave
aK deses oi "Wasner's SAFE PiII." along with
Warmers t>afe Cure" until / was 10 rerfect
beaitb- ] rapidly reeAiped my weight..apd DOW
weigh 20 punds, and am supple 10 my limb
a. bJy msixteen "Warner's Safe Cure " and
" Wsrner's ~. PJIs cured me u kidney dis
ease and rbegmsi,sm, two VI the nt,ss distress
Ing 6lseasea Of all Others and The most DIM
cult 10 cure known 10 the medical profession.
ssrce the day quit the use Of Warmers Safe
Cure have attended regularly 10 my law prac-
iics. which cslh me 10 all paris o. Gergis, ard
always take pleasure 10 Recommending War
Dtf's Sac Cure " the suffering
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Administrators Sale.

THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST PUBL
l. cation Of this notice the undessigned, Ad-
mjnistratrx Of the estate Of Mary A. Decourcie de-
ceased, viii make application 70 the Judge OF the
Crcas Court 81 thc 6econd Jodicial Cireadt Of the
State Of Florida, at the Court house In Leon county
for authority to sell the following described lands
Of SID lsstste, and all the hight and interest
Of the minor heirs 81, 10 and to the s@me, to Wit
Twenty-eight and hfyf four one-hundredth, acres,
Described - follows, 70 Wit: Lots Numbers 81, 81
cad as, y the MEN Of sectjOp !, T, 4, r i. south
and west heginning At point six chains east Of tie
NV corner Of said quarter section sud -fHhning a
chains and 40 3Inks tOthe az oosAeR, theucs North
76Q100, west Al .40-lQO, to Copeland street. AID
thence south to place Of beginning ana i've acrs
IN the sen Of section n 4, r. /, south aud Hest
begin inning n 70 point pp. tie dividing line Of the
north half and south half Of said section one, where
crosses the pubic read duescusA Of thswest side
Of Adams strtse ~ Tallahassee, and running, nth
said snla ssusk fsursnhsbaA njnety links tbence
east twelve chains and dfy links thence ppth goss
ShafnS and ninety 6ks, ma senes WeSe = tlscs OF
oeginniug, ~ In Eson county, esaes onylsrfdl M
m'ofH .saI 10 T1Re6li ABAAuLT, no,I,.
bs,nI2s,sg 4, IL ..snaai-.nf s'AdnintstHtfix,,
3oo ~ 3oo3faV,E vfJ ~ 81, So"
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H. k9ewssg esss1ssf1n1 srisiess fRnm yew
frssss - sakk1su. ass ssl vemes, sksm
- kssw - Wpen. s4E1s - essy ossvicdss
- ssy Assbeng nfsA fssas seG6s II gE.s-
ts1s &c hs1 dae sks 1--we hess s0sess1 bss
ssa.ssy $780, O. sssn. sss.ssss = u<ss
tsey, ~ ksS4 ~ neaM q esse. Thge b
% sessss ~ 80 6kos11 isseu - ~ fpo@
ks6oY, brsg sgsoD0ss4 aesn1kH. Ton as he
esss6 - 90 = seb~A D. - issew As1sy
tea<aes3, ~ seAG eksa1s Stss vhAeA WI ~
osSHA, osssts Ca, IA, Pa -. 5ss,-h
hs 49, s~s sSs1 6sr y..u aeoe ! ny ser.
is - hssss = 81 9pssEssos dylsg ! hsd
essss Hp11s kas1J hoos 10 xes HA@e-
asss, - ~ hsps4 aE6sisg hsaask. ~ - tess
Of p.p&esefsg - - 4 sssaSsd fhsa cesth had
ssssksd - - svaiA ~ qsiss - eaxiJ sss !
estf.east eAsfh. 80 b ~ tne I sssesse1
Dts epsssDp&ses, 80 ] wss . hopezsA dying
eassasse Ha ivg sfsR ! ~ss ssnsnssd -
de tssfh tedside q ny father, sd 80 wnk
dAesky sskes Asre. keaar.isx 70 Ytor,ds I
vs ia&ss snA s<w Asase, 9siasia. ssS shis
.IiA Ne csa~socssss b visst bsogghr ne -
ne " "a vssi. hut ny Dsthss Sb, hsd ssssssed
sht ~ s1vse1 ns 70 ass Wsspes>s Dsfe
csre-- SAe ksd bsss eured n gssezsI debility
md o co3ciscsfios 81 feDsi< dsseasea. aDd bad
kkt 10 IL beese - -. DO Dos know bow
nah 1se1, bot DO kDos ihsa w. csssd
sd an - sssnA - . doiias. sbis 70 Do I'll hat
ssy oDe nss cao DO. Wasnef's SAFE Cur" b
. remedy ~it~,st - eYasL No stbes medicine
CO osnpsss 20 Any sense viii H. an - 1srs
10 my opsDDs u tts great merits that c0gN
Df be p4sd . s163eiept s1m 80 be whbo1t IL IL
saved ny lie and Istt n< viihOst sign Of dis
sssae, I'D Il saved de HE ~ my mtHheT also,
Be difecss ne ~ ssy 70 suneress u Der SCI thsi
fiey sk1u1 make haste h scrure and 0se
% Rsssers bste Cure" - it ID peculiarly SPEEDY
szlfe ~ fks5r siInsebts.
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COME QUICK BEFORE THEY ARE 1
NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION


Jacksonville,
March 49, lsss1y l. MITCHELL Owner, tallahassee, Fla
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0aTa0ou SAMPLE TRKAIRKNE e0ck
"a AUUU- We nail eno1xh oonsince 1B6b
B. .. LrDExxAca Co. n Broad st., Newark. \.
AZ 20 c0N6uMPTIVE

Have yO1 COagh, HTuAcbiia ANhAna- lndze1ttoa Csc
AK EMS 0sNG4R TONIC Without delay. II
- neny o. tes o 49, 60 "a az = sse - aeoy
a.iipg from impure blood md exhanstioA4 The feeble
and sick struggling againH dseAse and slowiy dring
The viii in their health By
the timely n.e q R.rke<s Giaea Tonic bat dehy 10
6ADgegoas Tske il 10 time II Is in valuable for AL pains
and disorder 81 kpmAen and boweia Soc as Druggists.
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nM.1zs~,9s21


AtiOfney-At Law. Canton, Ga
HEAE ORLANDO, Pa, Pet q. 1874 friend
Of mine who resides hear Lake Apopks, and
Who moved 10 Florida few years ago for bis
health, lay for long time nearly 81 deaths dom
from byeS and kidney disesse and from rbenma-
tIsrn He WA feArfut sufferer and HE life WA
dsfpaifed Of b. was advised " use Warmers
Eass Cure " and sfier doing ~ for very short
time Tegsined his health 20 rapidly that DOW be
is q. work daily. and ia ~ strong and healthy A.
any Of his neiehb0p
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sN0TJcEY..' !" s'0'

K IL cKtDrroYss Lfa KTtksi ,AND FER
"a sons entisiea q dl1tvi0uri1 Is JoDtAE eStste of
Robert Howard Gembls. late OF Leon county. FI2s
- Rss;s : aSsss sa:ss
i, y n4H 81 rs Sshs eissqd this
~" Ik kSGS@CG g Il , Sss5s
. Tafh6tsssA jan s1t1ae8A0 hnn ,orU9 10 Ct.
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e4H Illustrators MOTTO ESQ.,
CH 81 FR6N 4HE FIRST pUbstCAI.
I, Add! 0hiti uotiesfAha vodhwigand. alnaif,.
ne s8t8 f i.tass q! q w wv s!s af
cSpatA 5Sd9N s. Sc ssia s9yptE q fsqe tne, aak
sAsey !""> Lnfm rlefANrHHJHti1D6TtH'd Do
.. EssrpAF1 l6,A ?. 1saaSrSm " Adninl9HtvixZ
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fhss 90 immigrstIen society q sbout 100 fami
lies are shout 10 move from AEizons 10 Florida,
and that one Of cur agents has been instructed 10
purchase several propat,ss near starke . be-
quite chapter of sccIdssts .last week q Waldo
Mr. W. 7: Ossssss quite 20 ased Jsdy, fiji
down and broke nes arm Neat DosrcDnse
Jenkins got Laid out win smcestlsg lion aad
paid 81 fof the fdn !" Then ~. William Hal
l0way x9t BY arm mashed While cpurlihg cars.
part Of the macAloery ~ The cold ,stof1ge build
Ing gave way snd ilet the coh out, and Die whole
town cane nsa, ,. 4sst:ins TO death aaeiore the
-. Aa:..,.s. x:..s:; !sss ,.a!s. 2! =:
~ ) 4. ~ s.:s :ssss 1,ss s:s:::.s Ia q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-04-26

Monday. April Is. Senate Mr.. Spooner
replied TO Senator Buffers speech oppos-
ing the admission of South Dakota into
the Union House Under suspension of
the rules years extension was granted to
the Arthur Kin Bridge Company; an effort
to suspend the rules and pass the River
and Harbor bill was defeated.
TUESDAY Senate: \ lively debate on
the Dakota Admission hill was had be-
tween Mr.. Edmunds and Mr.. Vest Mr..
Rddleberger~ motion to discuss the
Fisheries treaty openly was defeated;
large number OF private pension bills were
passed House MIR Mills introduced his
Tariff bill, speaking in its favor; strong
reply in opposition was made by Mr.. kel-
lev. Mr. Mills stated three propositions
First. il j insisted that If We lower du-
ties we shall stop manufactures and low
cr wages This is not true" exclaimed
Mr. Mills The second proposition i
that we can produce 30 per cent of al
manufactured goods consumed IN this
country cheaper than they can be produced
abroad. brought here and sold. The third
proposition. which i a coroilary OF the
second, is that If all our custom houses
were torn down and everything admitted
free Of duty. and the revenues for the sup
port Of tie Government raised ny direct
taxation, not more than 10 per cent. OF
manufactured goods consumed in the ni-
ted States would DC imported Il was
evident that Mr. Mil, didn't know what
he was talking about and that MIR Kelley
in his reply did
"Wednesday senate Mr.. sherman re-
Piled To Mr. Vests criticisms on the Re
turning Board politics in Louisiana In
ls-t Uar,.c. The lttll - create a Do
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N ational News.


YORK A Washington EXPIRES, co.lidcd with
an engine smashin. four cars. seriously
iniurin. six person, and slightly injurinS
l"eNt-
The New York brewer, began great
lockout tie 18Th. 1t i, reported that TO-
900 men are out. We hope they will stay
locked out. The brewer, ought to be
locked in
The residence Of d. \. Hoffman, near
Jackson. Missouri. was burned Monday Of
lar week and three Of Mr. Hoffman, chill
dren we're burned to death lie father
and three other children were badly injur-
ed Several months ago Mrs Hoffman
uled ana since 'ieh t'le I'''tct ms 0H
acuiS ia au ii>aiie manner. ~ =
% the th!iul'h pe"l'4' "''ot 80
man SCI 'he hou>e On M w . IN 49,
non 81 ut>io! M Hii'i>ei4 am '''o ''''
laihiiy-
Hon. B. F. Askew, of Magnolia
=, wa ol',eh y no ~ -
IeNas recent! al" 'e,Il",s taoe'a'en "'ou'
Ile l"ce anu al nm. h' :iirteT a al, gu :,
,uu9c y Wy i,,n.il y.u' 80 80 -. -,
a a anu Ganu.'''' r. ~ ~ - ~
Paris To consult Pasteur.
oo,,..
iianliitoii u wy mum 20 ~
oI nr'uel1Lu naS 'e'ii e"Pf'''i'e" ~ ~
.,u, ,, o.;oo
1eoIelais an my nat ~ AZ;
1lat pe in.hs ~ ~. tf f,r,t a,,a
proposal, will be received at the treas
ury for the purchase of United States
bonds.
Tt r,i,ia,a oloo,ion Tho I'm "a
s,It.d i, no ,,rrI'abln oIaction of Nicbois
~ nar,onratto ,a,l,i1a,a ~ e,oy.rnar
hr % 0nn naior;tr Ther. ,yart7 sayerai
I6oot;nr a4f-ayS in Nv orleans bn, no
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REV. &. +, BROOKS

say- that hi little girl j. troubled vith malaria
Nrry severely, and that since he gave her sui
phur Bitter, he never thinks Of leaving New
York for hi> summer resort without II few bot
tie, FOR they always cure his family, and are
far superior TO quinine.
Always avoid harsh purgaiiye pill-. They
fri make YOU sick and then leave YOU con>ti-
paied. Carriers Little Liver Pill regulate the
bowels and make YOU well. Dose. one pill.
Once used AWAY, u>ed-they afford such
comfort 10 soreness. pains and weaknesses =
Hop Hasters.
Relief from SICK Headache. Drow.ineSs.
Nausea, Dizziness. PAIN in the Side, guaran-
teed TO those using Carriers Little Liver Pills.
These complaints are nearly always caused BY
torpid liver and con-tipated bowels. Restore
these organ, 10 their proper functions and the
trouble ceases. Carriers Little Liver Pill viii
do this every time. one pill is dose. Don't
forget this. Price p cents.
LAS glares the tiger on his foes.
Hemmed in BY hunters, spears and bows.
And, ere he bounds upon the ring,
Select, the object OF hi- spring"
So disease. in myriad forms. fa>tens IL fang-
upon the human race. Ladies' " no suffer from
distressing ailments peculiar TO their sex,
should Use DR.. Perce's Fayorte Prescription.
Ii j. positive cure for the most complicated
and obstinate cases OF leucorrhea, excessive
noWing. palhiui me0struhtlOh, uHnaturai sup
pressions, prOlap-us, or falling OF the womb,
weak back. female weakness" anteversion.
rerr0ver,ion. bearing-down sensations. chronic
congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF the
womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness in
oyaries, accompanied with ''iuternal heat"
LADIES LIKE " bite hands aud complex
ion. skin Success soap purifies. heals and
heautfies. Sold at the drug store OF 5. ID.
Wisgin.
Asa bair dressing and renoyator, Ayers
Hair Vigor is universally commended. 1t
eradicates dandruff. cures eruptions Of the
scalp, invigorates and beauties the hair, and
prevents its fading or turning gray.
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A. H. Norris

III A line line Of JERSEY JACKETS have
been received By rs the past week We
should Judge by the way they are ,eling,that
they are just what our lady customers want.
II How many Indie. there are that would
buy black LACE TIE II they only knew
where to find them We have just received
an elegant lot Of them.
sT~Now j. the time 10 select Your Isle,
SILK and MD GLOVES. All the new
SPRING SHADES can be found in our
stock
Hg~Our assortment 81 SiLk. TWIST and
THREAD i, the hest IN the city. Small
Wares OF an Kind. At the very lowest prices.
e Rich are the shades in NIL our spring col
Or IL DRESS GOODS. We Ike 10 show
them. Ifyou cannot come in person, send
far samples by mail
Right brrr icI u ~; II those ~ our
customers sending for samples Will -iNr ~
Al iica 81 qut'it, md rrire ~ goods ant,d
they will have oar thanks,
+ Il i The Ni.h ~ all 'siy customers u Ert
thr be-, fitting CoE>E1> 4, wcll il good
wearing oar cor>cis nra fr-t-ca>> and the
lost -'ylc ana quality.
n 80 successful ana satisfactory have been
our efforts % please our customers TINT our
trad, j. routjuuslh on The jurr'a>c.
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The American Agriculturist for May
1888,

j, one Of the brightest. most varied and Naiua-
bic numbers issued during the successful ca
reer o. thi, tme-honored periodical. II opens
with fulI-page engraving by Cary, entitled
"A May Day outing" Another fuli-page en-
craving represents Early Morning Call in the
Alps" Among the Live Stock Portraits, for
which the AWericaa A9ricalturist has a.
WAYS been famous, are Horses, Cattle, Swine.
Sheep and Poultry. Then there are plans of
dwelling, and outbuildinss. new devices and
labor-saving implements, flowers. useful and
ornamental plants. etc. Every department OF
the periodical shows plainly that the publish
ers. as well as the EDITOR. have set themselves
TO work to bring their publication to the high
est degree Of excellence. Price sl.j0 per year,
English or German; single numbers 10 cents.
Address. american AgricaitHrist, .5l Broad
way, New York.
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Notite o. Petition for Dis
charge.
shTE OF MIMI
shTE OF MANI.


HANCOCK ss-tur Of Insolvency.
In the case Of Rankin z. Pray, Of Mt. Desert,
Hancock County lie, IL-olyent Debtor
NOTICE j. hereb given that petition has IN
IN this 18th dasDf April, A. D., less, been
presented 10 said cdrt tor said county NY Franklin
l.. Pray, OF Mt. bert, in the county Of Han
cock, praying thatle may be decreed TO have
fun discharge fromlil his debts rovable under
Chapter 20 of the lvised Statutes of the state
of Maine, and amtdments thereto, and upon
said petition it is oRERED by said Court that
hearing be had upon te same before said court ,at
Bucksport, in Probal Office in said county of
Hancock, on Wednesay, the mh day Of May
A. u, lsss at two o'co. In tie afternoon and that
notice thereof be pblished in the Ellsworth
American, newpaper published in
said county OF
Hancock once week Or two successive weeks,
the last publication tobe i've days before the
day of hearing: and tn all creditors who have
proved their debts and, ther persons interested,
may appear at said plse and time, and show
cause, If any they have.shy a discharge should
not be granted said debtdaccOr,iing to the prayer
of his petition. Attest
CHAs. p. DoRR,
Register Of said court for lid county of Hancock.
2Wi1
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Murder of Ida Stevens in Portland,

Shortly before ) O'Clock Thursday after
noon, a well dressed man and an attractive
looking woman were observed walking to-
gether on St. John street. Portland. They
had been In earnest conversation and the
man seemed to be under strong excite
mcnt. When they got opposite the store
OF f. c. Greeley on st. John street, the
man suddenly drew revolver and fired at
the woman. She fell and died instantly,
the bullet taking effect in her brain, enter
ing the side OF her face. Then the man
turned the pistol and fired two shots in
rapid succession at himself The first
bullet grazed his forehead. The second
entered the side Of his head and glanced,
lodging at the hack of the head and tract
uring the ~kull He also fell. but when
officer Langmaid arrived and had procured
a carriage. was able to speak and tell his
name ana that of the murdered woman.
He was At once taken to the Maine General
hospital and the body Of the woman was
conveyed 10 Rich, undertaking rooms.
Al the hospital diary was taken from
the mans pocket containing the following
entries
am the son Of Dr, l.. Z. Chase. OF No.
2oa East IIth street. New York City
This lady l. the daughter Of the Hon. J.
l.. Laid. Of Gardiner
NV valiSc l. in room No. g. City hotel.
have stopped there for the past week
under the assumed name OF Charles W.
johnson.
Thi> lady ha, been stopping with her
aunt, Mrs.. IoSsclyu. at No. SO Congress
street
4 letter addressed to No 2o2 East llth
street was IL follows
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A mad dog on Baxter street. New
York Monday night, created havoc among
he pedestrians and before he was killed
y policeman had bitten four women. who
are in great terror lest hydrophobia should
set in. The wounds were dressed and the
women sent to Bellevue Hospital.
w. Irving Bishop, the noted mind
reader is an inmate of a private asylum in
San Francisco. He went to California sew
eral months ago and appeared to be partly
demented. He gave exhibitions through
out the State until his nervous prostration
compelled him to 90 to sanitarium where
he will probably be compelled to remain
for several months.
Proprietor Ed. Stokes, of the Hoffman
House, whose relations with Mr.. Conkling
were very intimate, expresses the opinion
that the value of the estate left by the late
ex-senator is about $3.50, 900.
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Tenement House Fire.

NEW YoRk April. p. A fire on the
second and third floors of a big double
tenement, lbs East 2Sth street, at eleven
O'Clock tonight. resulted in the death Of
one and serious injury of three. one of
whom may die. Mrs. Cook was burned to
death. Michael Cook was badly burned
and had his legs broken by jumping from
a third story window. Catherine Malone,
q girl living on the third floor had her leg
broken jumping from the second story
balcony. John Walter, aged forty, had
his feet and hands badly burned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-04-26

-PetersoH's Magazine for May is at hand,
and it, contents are varied enough to suit the
most fastidious taste. Peterson is always Sc
fresh and bright. that one might think it still
in its teens. instead Of almost ready to celebrate
its semi-centennial. Capital stories and poetry
are the rule. not the exception. arr together
with its superb steel-plate and other illustra-
tons, make the contents Of each month rich
treat. Terms only Two Dollars year. Adj
dress PETERsoS's MAGAZINE, Philadelphia,
Pa
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Notice of Assignee of his
Appointment.

r EIlsw orth, in the County Of Hancock and state
Aof Maine, the twelfth day of ApriA d.. less
The undersigned hereby gives notice OH appoint
ment as Assignee Of the estate OF Edmund r.
Sylvester of
Deer Isle, in said county Of Hancock insovent deb
tor,who has been declared insolyent upon his
petition by the court of Insolvency for said county
of Hancock.
?wI7 ELMER p. SPoFFORD, Assignee.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for The county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF April \. u, I~-S
7 UtlLlU> 4. EMERY, named executor in a Ger.
IL tain instrument purpprting 10 be the last will
anti testament of Aphia Jones, late Of Ellsworth
in said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate
DRDEREp-That the sail Lucius 4. Emery
give notice to All persons interested, bv causing
copy of this order 20 be published three week,
ct-siNely in the Ellsworth American, printed at
Ellsworth that they may appear AT Probate
Court Ia be held ut Buck-pOrt, IN said county. On
the 2nd Wednesday Of May next, at ten Of the
clock IN the forenoon. and shew cause if any they
have, why the sal instrument should not be
proved. approved, and allowed the last will and
testament of said deceased
o. f.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest.-tHAs. Z. DOER, Register.
yWibs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-04-26

Judge George c. Barrett. Of the Supreme
Court. New York. before whom the doodle"
Aldermen and Jacob Sharp were tried. has
written an article on "Niscarriages Of Justice
which will appear in the Forum for May.
The same number will contain "Obstaeles to
Good City Government by ex-Mayor Seth
Low of Brooklyn; appropriations for Pub
lie Work by Senator S. N. Cullom; and
strong article by Michael Davitt, on Irish
Landlordsm.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-04-26
Logic is Logic

The shooting Of man in Hallowell by
one Of q group Of intoxicated boys be-
tween the ages Of five to ten years is an
interesting commentary upon the claim
THAT prohibition prohibit, in Maine. BAN
a.r Commercial
The shooting Of a man in Hallowell by
one Of group Of bad boys between the
ages Of i've to ten years is an interesting
commentary upon the claim that laws pro-
hibiting murder prohibit murder in Maine.