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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE
OINTMET is only put up in large
two-ounce tin boxes and is an abso-
lutte cure for old sores, burns, wounds
chapped hands and all skin erup-
tions. Will positively cure all kinds
of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL
ABIETINE OINTMENT. Sold by
E. L. Rice, at 25 cents per box-by
mail 80 cents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30
STOP AND READ

r.. Patterson having purchased the
north side Barber Shop, | hope to re-
tain all former customers and tair
share of the public generally. Special
attention given to Ladies an childre ms
hair cutting, and also, Ponpadour hair
cutting a specially. Barber supplies
ALWAYS on hand
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30

In its treatment OF Theu natism and
all rheumatic troubles Hibbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup stands first and foremost
above al, others. Read their IEedicai
pamphlet, and learn OF the great inedi-
einai value OF the remedies which enter
into It's composition. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30
Statement From Henry Beibesheimer.

Rheumatic Syrup Co., jackson, Mich.
Gents: In December, 1887, l began
using Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup for
indamatory rheumatism. from which l
have been great sufferer.
used the syrup and plasters, applying
the latter to the parts affected also to
the bottom OF my feet. The Syrup re-
lieved me from the first, and, in March
1883, discontinued its use, being entire
ly well.
From a personal knowledge or this
and other similar cures affected by flib-
barb's Rheumatic Syrup unhesitatingly
recommend these remedies tor rheuma-
tism ar d blood diseases.
Us Brubaker.
LA Druggist, Ninton, Iowa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30

The effect OF using Hibbard's Rheu-
matte Syrup is unlike all medicines
containing opiates or poisons, it being
entirely free from them 1t cures rheu-
matism by purifying the blood. Sold
by all druggists. 44-I-yr
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-30

Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures
rheumatism bv striking at the seat OF
disease and restoring the kidneys and
liver to healthy action. If taken SUIT
ficient time to thoroughly eradicate such
poison it never fails. Sold by all drug
o;sts A4-I-yr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27

The excursion committee of the Maine
Press association find themselves unable
TO MAKE suitable arrangements to visit
Quebec and the Saguenay this season.
The expense Of such a trip would far
exceed the price OF previous excursions
that the committee die not feel justified
in max NJ arrangements a. they were
convinced that but small number would
avail themselves Of the excursion. There
fore they have concluded tn 20 10 st. J lin,
\. B.. which they have had an invitation
to visit during the great carnival week.
commencing JUN %, and also Visit St
Andrews. tie telrtrIt.d watering place II
New Brunswick and stay day or two at
the elegant new summer hotel. The
Algonquin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27

A gray beard on a man under 80 makes
him look older than he is. The test dive to
color broten or btack is Buckngham's DYE for
the Whiskers.
Harsh purgatiye remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle action and mild effects OF
Carriers Little Liver Pills. If you try them.
they will certainly please you.
SAVED. A fine family Of children were
all afflicted with scrofula. Two died early
the rest would soon have followed, but for the
timely and persevering use Of Ayers Sarsa-
paria. which built them up into healthy and
vigorous manhood.
Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use Carriers
Little Nerve Pills, which are made expressly
for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers.
Price - cents,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27
The Proper Observance Of Memorial Day

Our Grand Army friends at Bangor, by
their recent resolutions. have il seems to
". hit the nail exactly on the head. and
given timely expression 10 the well found
cd sentiment Of 100 go members of the
order and millions of devoted friends and
aiders Of the Union cause. May the day
never come when Memorial Day shall be
used for games and sports to any large ex-
tent Such q use of the day would be 50
radical perversiOn Of the holy and noble
purposes for which it was intended. that
il would be better almost'that it fall-to
quote from one who nsed the day only To
desecrate it-into "desuetude, though it
can never fall into 'innocuous desuetude. .
The preamble and resolutions passed by
Beale Post. copy Of which the Adjutant
was instructed to forward to each college
in the State and also to the Department
of Maine G. A. R, read as follows;
Uhereas, May 30th has been set apart
as one day in all the year to be observed
as a memorial day, when we are admon-
ished to repair to the several cemeteries
and decorate the graves of our fallen COM
rades. which we of the G.. A. r. consider
one of our most solemn duties and sacred
privileges, and
Usereas, Some in the community seem
disposed to look with levity on our cere-
monies and to make of May 30th general
holiday to be devoted to bicycle meets, ball
games and other sports, therefore
ReSolred. BY b. II. Beale Post, No. II,
Department Of Maine, G. A. r., that
change of this sentiment would be viewed
with pleasure and that we would be deep
" grateful to all the people if they would
unite with us in keeping this day sacred
to the purpose for which it was establish
ed
Resolrea That Ia our opinion, Memoir
ial Day is destined to last as long as his.
tory shall record the glorious deeds OF
Americas volunteer soldiers and sailors,
and therefore it becomes our duty to teach,
by precept and example, 70 the rising gen
Grafton that lofty patriotism and unselfish
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JuIt i4th, l-~s-
STATE or MANI.


HANCoCk - :-Court Of Probate, Eii>w orh,
June FERN. \. D.. l>>9.
Accounts having been nl,l ter -r,tlrncntin
estates uf
Abraham Il sargent lat. u Ellsworth deceased,
also private account tiie't,
4 H Buruhlm, Almr.
Mery Roberts late u Ficn, .,rrra-e I,
4 l.. Roberts, IN n
simeon II. Richards bate of Eden. Decreased,
Henrietta Richards, AImr' .
Augustus l.. t'ur'nn, minor, u sullivan,
t,ro. W Prttcu-ili, GUAR.
Alice Goron d person " un-ound miGi " ~UtlI.
van, ,,,-,- W Fcflcugil. Guar.
John +. johnson, late Of Deer I-lc. deceased
Flora r. johnson, Aims
0rcrvi-That Tie said accountants gave no.
tlcc To- all persons Interested by causing copy OF
mi, ORDER 10 hr published three weeks ,ucre---
htly IN the Ellsworth American, new ~paItr
printed IN Ellsworth. in said county, that they
may aprcar At Probate Court t. ut holden al
Blue Ill, On the 3nd "Wednesday N July nrNt,
al ten Of the clock IN The forenoon and sh"" cause
If any they have, why the -amc should not be
allowed.
o. Z. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest L HAS. l.. DOTK. Register.
\ true copy, attest e HAS. T.. pokR. Register.
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FOUND DEAD.

Last evening a person giving the name OF G
r. Thompson registered at Hunts Hotel and
desired to be called in season to take the ~ p
NJ train for Chicago. Being unable to awaken
him. the room was entered by means or The
yentilator over the door, when the gentle.
man was found to be dead. He was adver.
Using sgeut for sulphur Bitters. which has
an extensive sale. The coroner returned d
verdict of death from heart disease. His body
will be sent east Immediately CONNER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27
love Of country and the dag f r which our

love Of country and the flag, f r which our
honored dead, ia the wears Of their youth
gave the last full measure Of devotion '
Resolced, That it is fitting and proper
that gu Memorial bay We Shuuld pause
and briu9 to rcinemhranc, the au ful -acti-
iiceS and unslloycd devotion of those her ,
ic souls 50 many ~ whom gave their ii,e-
for their country, and whose l,,y ait, pre-
served the National existence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27
Milbridge, June %.
East Lamolne and its Surroundings
G.. q.

Frost up the river in Lamoine during
I some nights of the past week and mos
( quitoe> down here.
Steamer Mnnehaha, Capt $. ?. Cous-
4 ins, is doing 4 much better business this
season. far, than at any time during
the past, and the reason why, he has the
route to himself. and travellers find him TO
/ be IA jolly good fellow" and steamboat
man
1t is pleasant to see our first cottagcrs
on our streets again. We met our record
or of deeds. Hon. ii b Saunders, in COM
pany with his lady, marking the advances
the land company j. making but we miss
the presence Of Hon John d. Hopkins
In all and several Of the branches Of la
Dor connected with the pavilion push
a. well a. good work seems to he the or
der, and things now done give oulookers
an idea of the building when completed
The bosses are adding 10 the number
81 men in all branches a. fast ., suitable
persons can be engaged. a. they can now
work to better advantage 1t j. the intcn-
ton Of the management To have the pavil-
ion ready for occupancy the earliest part of
season.
At the Gault House they are prepared 70
received more guests than have already
come and from appearances and judging,
from the number of applications already
made and coming almost by every mail
the Gault will De full
Mrs Col John Shoenbar will be at home
% tier friends during the Summer. N their
cottage near enough To give answer 10
what the wild waves are saving. 1t i
one OF the many lovely sites scattered
along the shores Of this lovely bay of ours
soon we predict ~ be occupied
Last SUNDAY seemed Ike gala day in our
long drawn out town. Immediately after
dinner Il few teams seemingly family con
vcyancc>. came eclatcly along. then groups
OF tx or eight, until il assumed the ap-
pearance ~ a procession. composed of
covered vehicles some dr WI Nv two hor>-
e again noticed one open carriage With
a line span Of horses vhosc team did not
lcarn-ani twelve passengers, young. well
dressed intelligent and wcli-bchayru tnung
men tftcrward | noticed that the team
had been stabbed and The party HAD Seat
tered about seeing what changes wcrr bc-
iu. made ami the progress now being
pushed along NOT a hoot or a bni>trTou~
word. or a >.gu If the effect, >lron. driuk
viii produce; think the party was com
posed ~ Young men from the city IF Els
worth who hat come ~ enjoy a day :
worship Id Gods temple with it, green
hrld> and rrcrntr woods and "a breathe
the health iuvi-praiiu- oreezr- from His
deep. mysterious sea. and they viii return
70 their several calin-> and dutiug the
uvAt "a LAYS toll and labor DE benefited.
THE Unitarian society ID This place cum-
gu-Nr,,i ~crl ices to 's. bella during tho sea-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27

Tie bargains we call your attention
to for this spring are all fresh new
goods purchased by us direct from the
manufacturers and importers. We
found several lots which they were de-
.irious Of closing out in lump and to do
this were ready to sacrifice to a house
which had an outlet sufficiently large
to handle great quantities OF goods
We. with our several branches. have
that outlet. consequently We are IL con-
di,ion to offer goods a cheap as any
retail house in New England and do
offer them 50. Our stock in assortment
is equeal to any in the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27

Over so people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call for free trial pack
age of Lanes Family Medicine. If your blood
is bad. your liver and kidneys out Of order. il
you are constipated and have headache and an
unsightly complexion. don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for free sample Of this grand
remedy. The ladies praise it. Everyone likes
it. Large-size package 80 cents. 1yr4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27
From Milbrdgs to Portland

' @ = r.
NJ Iv,- DAY. .lunr lltn inst nn account ut
-t.-. LII ,l.r,.t rt.r ,il.. WIN, and r.trItt
''''
'..u- here 80 long Tor the f'- 20 clear
away But We had fA'h ta believe il
,,f.t ...,...,.,,... h., ,i..,>,,,. arj u,.,r ~.
ul Wiiv ami my >ri f1r Your |" fnTt-
land ay our private team and the railroad.
+, ,,...l,,tf no., a,. - vr.r ~.
...,-...
'Hi "'''' .'" W.T. i''1 '''-''
Fan aud night ten buggy a our means ~
CONVEYANCE IL tile Franklin road station
.. o,.4 I'LL, ,,-.,... .,
'"u'H hol 20 'N 0'"''al "'''''u' '''N>'"-
the ferry and our horse vas unsafe fer
mat II would ~. ycry ulcc f1r a. NJ
s..,t;,.,, ,f..
terminus - that IL WoHla he sure 'ha' We
/ could ret across mt now W. cannot 70
from h..r,. a,,',- far She rt,-h- train and II
'
conductors never h"'" lHtI H"u 'Ah
cross HI u5i ana II tacy tell yuH anything.
.t., y5.r-, LIB, ,,r.u, >,,y,. took ~.
-''A- .' "''' 2 '''' '''' '''-.'''' IT. o. "'
found ~ Doug uur l"Nel hr~i "e ctn- uih-
.4 1ur h.4r making our Hr.t r,ru .ilr-.
TaI> arfy rarr.a.i,s. ID Ch.rrt Hr.G After
gattary #..,r.f.I tH.rrN.,-ii ann ruttrlu.
;h,. woods ,ve found ta.r road uueh better.
Indeed II VA. amin. ..,4t and Nf,... Fan
BEGAN tn tax. M her feet Quicker and
w.ff. ,I.ar,~ be,l. But : VA Very warm
q
le(t b,hiua HE Showed The effects Of h,.r
hurryipy hy h.iu., Wet win sweat. The
outlat or Tl,uk Pond VA. soon reached and
We A..,afl a. ascend CathsrlUe'- hill. Ii
"a . ,tnv hard work and took SOM. tween.
-, W. ,N4t,.y-ryc minute. ID arrnnltIi~h
If but Il. fit relieved when Ne yyrr,. Hi
II. tap. Tbu- far since cnt..rin. ,lle
woods 81, ha3 no, seen 4 living tning "a
..,,+ turr1t ,y.,,hinu "a. >hnuld iu,i.,.
some eight or ten pounds. that had crawl
.t uu from The. brook and WAS well uiuh
thu middle Of The road We >hrercd Ay
ain and left him III eDiov himself We
han III business with the animals II the
forest AT tin, time. We were free and IN
j,yiu., ourselves and were. willing that
ie,cry th!ng el,,. should be likewise Right
On tia tnp Of TIL, Mil surrounded by THE
.gfty g,.> ~ the forest 4 Frruchman Nv
q
quite 4 ,nu. little dwelling house We
mink be- would see more If be should make
hi, clearing larger. Now a it i many Of
his callers it : -ald see a great deal after
leaving hi house. but we went by-our
business wa> not there and soon we were
out among the settlements and going
through the town Of Franklin with all the
speed that mud about six inches deep
would let u But the town was passed
through and the station arrived at, after
four and oRe-half hours Of travel, a.
lance Of about twrnty->even miles
The ride from MiIbrdge % the station
Is Just delightful, but to enjoy 1t well one
needs not to be III hurry we lett our
team AZ ftrnald ; hotel III we should re-
urn mn alter hali hour WhIuhe iouh"
ourselves seated ~ GOOD comlortaple car
ahd r"ii'h2 along through scenes very "a
ihlilar 70 our opyiNh Gays ana sun hot al
'p@e'AeI I"r2otleh' Out we had not hiuoh
'i,aIie' % inoA upon 'heiil As we were 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27
AFOrtnnate Young Lady.

Miss Jennie Martin. l16 North ST. Paul ST.,
Rochester. Y. y. says: | suffered long from
kidney compIants-home. physicians failed to
afford relief A friend induced me to try DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. made at
Rondout. n. I. The effect WAS wonderful.
When | had taken two bottles was cured and
have had no trouble since. l write for the
benefit Of others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-27

HANCOCK ss.-At a Court Of Probate holien al
Ellsworth within and for SAID county ON the
second Wednesday OF Iunc, a H.. ls~y
GEORGIA \. ROBBINS. 81 fremont ia -alI
u coi ntY, having presented a petition pr7tyiu.
that certain rcal estate described therein Of which
George / Harper, late ut Tire
mont, III said county, d,d seized AMI possessed
and which i now owned rs her 10 common vith
others therein named, may be divided and part
toned.
okbERED-lhat notice thereof De given t. an pt,r-
sons Interested therein, by ruhi- hing "A ,opv III
this order three weeks successfully III the + F4
worth American, newspaper printed AL
Ellsworth, IN said county prior o. the second Wed
hes'iay Of July \. D.. l>>9 that they may VI
pear at probate court then tu be held at Blutbil
Wlthin amt Tor said county, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon and show cause II any they have aa-ai,st
the same,
@. r CUNNINGHAM Juige " Probate.
true copy, Attest CHAS. l.. DoRR Register
3W2js
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IN INaOLs ENCb
Notice Of second HePting

HANCOCK, ss.-tOurt Of Insolvency
In the case OF Frank L. Dorr. Of orland insoi-
vent debtor.
This i 70 give notice that pnr~ SAINT to an order
oi court therefor, a second meeting 81 the trtfl-
tors OF said lnsolyent Debtor III BE- hcii al Pr"
bate Court Room, In Biuehii in sand ounty. ON
Wednesday the 10th day OF July A. D., l-s9 at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purposes names
IN chapter 70 Of the Revised statutes Of the State
Of Maine and amendments and additional
thereto.
Attest: CHAs. p. DoRR, Register Of saiu Court
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hurled into eternity. Thus it is on the rail-
road, and thus it is through all our lives.
we are rushing on; a culvert may be wash
Ell out here and there. or switch mis-
placed What matters it? All are not kill
ed and those who are left rush on. But
while we have been moralizing the train
has rolled into the depot and lhe condnc-
tor IL saying. Portland, Portland ,-all that
are going on VIII change cars here and
we felt too a if we had just as lief change
a. not.
q q
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Euswo,.h I,,uo ,,.. HARRISON b. MASON.
STATE OF MAINE

nANtotk ss-Court Of Insolvency
IN ms Ism day Of June A. ID iSsp p,op IL
foregoing petition IL l. ORpERFD thar a heasrin -
nau upon the same before said court M ,he prnh -,
court Room In Ellsworth, in said cnun,S ",
hancock, on the >th dav of Julv ~
1883 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. and rho. ~
w tneieol be given by causing COPY ~ hi.
ne'tioh ihh or'ier thereon, attested by the renis
Ameri. f''' III the Ellsworth
ana newspaper published In said county ~ rrar
t"ch, once week for three successive ;ynaL ~
ast puphcatlon To be three DAYS before tho IL y.
nehrins' ana mat all creditors who hav. 49, nc, "
'heu 'ieHts, ana other persons Interested ,na
pear AZ san place and time, and sho,v ca",.s AZ.
alls .hes nave, WHY discharge sho,,lJ 49, -, -
sla.ed siiHi debtor, according to the nraya
Pe.io ana Why any and all other mars !, " ~
pellton should not he granted AMI H. 1s .,inl
go, ,, aua. h9'ce OF this petition and or,tss ~
cosIt thereon be given by said register tn an %, p
oIe,i.ors VINO nave proved their claims ana - tn n
sfeu.ofs inentionediu SAID debtors scbenia W ~
,i,alihe 70 thein at their several known ana 10y "
paa.es o. residence, copy of this pati,ia,, i
9tef the'eon atested By said register A. wv, anu
va, oeIore sald time for hearing specified 'ei'
~ pstlmony whereof, hereunto set NJ ~,
June, a. ID. Issg. thirteenth day of
l.. S. on
.udge OF said Court for said conntv ~ ua udiAa,
a true copy Attest:-CHAs p. DoRR eocA-
Register Of said conrt.
3w25t
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Death Of Mrs. r. 3. Hayes

Al HIE RESIDENCE Al FREMONT, ONO.
FEtNo~f. Ohio, June Is Mrs Hayes
died at 80 this morning.
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HANCOCK, S>.-t uurt ~ Insolvency.
IN the ca-c ~ Harrison u Mason of Ellsworth.
In-olycnt Debtor.
This j. 10 give notice ttIt lur-u4ut d. 4U ,,i,r
of Court therefor second t,t.ti4t. nt TIM, y-ti.
tors Of sand InsoIyrut Debtor Z, 31 l,, t.4 al p
baie Court
Eoum III Ellsworth IN said Cat.frr, .,,, Nj,
day, the eighth day of .JuIy al a l--.r Al t.-n
o'clock in the forenoon for the purposes ari,,I
ID napier 'oot The tcy-,I statutes 81 the state
" Maine amt An acts amcn.iatnr, thereof .,l1
additional thereto
Atts-i e has T. porr R.yi-fer af -a,,I f.,,,r-
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS the Bar Harbor Land Company of
w Bar Harbor in the town of Eden. in the
county of Hancock and state of Maine, by their
mortgage deed dated the seventh day OF june, A,
ID. ls-7, and record 4 in the Hancock Registry Of
Deeds, book 2i6 page e21, conveyed to me, the un-
dersigBed. certain lot or parcel of land situated
in Bar HarbOr aforesaid and bounded and de
.cribed as follows, To wit Beginning at the
southwest corner of land o formerly
of Ansel b. Leland and follows his south line in
easterly direction one hundred and sixty five
feet the centre OF Holland Avenue, thence
southerly by the center OF said avenue one hun
dred and ten feet to stake; thence generally
westerly at about right angles with the last de
scrbed line but always one hundred and ten feet
from the first described line hundred and sixty
five feet to a stake in Alcenus Higgins west line
so-called; thence along said Higgins west line in
a northerly direction 10 place of beginning, re
serving and excepting said Alcenus Higgins,
his heirs 4 assigns forever to be used in com
mon with Ine grantee, his heirs and assigns a
right of way for all purposes of way over strip
OF land ten feet wide, next to the center
of said Avenue, and granting right of
way for all purposes of way over the
western half of Holland Avenue, as now laid out
to Mt. Desert and Cottage street to be used in
common with said Aleenus Higgins, his heirs and
assigns. The foregoing being the same premises
this day conveyed to said company by the said
Arthur s. Newman, by deed of warranty of even
date herewith TO be recorded in the Hancock Reg
istry of Deeds for said county OF Hancock to
which deed express reference is hereby made for
condition of said mortgage has been broken
therefore, by reason of the breach of the condition
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
ARTHUR 5. NEWMAN,
BY Il. L. Sowle, his Attorney.
June Is, 1889. 3w25
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WHEREA> Henry Is Dunham Of the town Of
hy his mortgage decd. dated the twenty fuaifh
day u october. \. d l-74. aud recorded ID the
Hancock Registry Of Deeds. book To-! page l34
convey ed a. me, Edward Buck, % the town "
Buck sport county Of Hancock. state nf Maine, a
certain parcel 81 real estate, situated IN said Or
land. and described and bounded a. follows, To
Wit Beginning on the westerly side Of To-day
Pond, 50 called AT the southeast corner Of land
belonging the estate of the late Henry BaisteIl
his home stead lou thence by said land across
county road known as the Back Ridge road
westerly two hundred aHi twenty ,3!p rods, more
Or less. TO land OF .Iu-tu- ~npcr. thence by said
>optrs land thrty two t33 rods nore or les, to
land % jaime. Grindlc ami Arno Perkins and IA
ley BOwicn to pond before mentioned. two hun
dred and twenty eco rods more or les, thence
by said pond nOrtherly Eighteen Is rods more or
less To bound first mentioned, containing forty five
,i5 acres more or less, meaning hereby to convey
the lot of and known the homc-tcd lot OF Jesse
Durham. same purchased Of administrators sale,
mot including land sold from his lot To sullivan
Durham two acres, and Ia Bailey Bowden one.
fourth r. acre together with all the buildings
thereon standing, and be il known that the same
was transferred to me, Orchard >aundersl of the
town of Drland, county uf Hancock state Of Maine
by the said Edward Buck. thc twenty fourth day
OF September, A. -. le>, and recnrled in the Han
cock Registry OF Deeds in book -, page 2l3 the
third day of October, a H. ls>l, and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken. now
therefore. 10y of the breach OF the condition
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
RICHARD SAUNDERS.
Orland, June Is, lssq. 3w26