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The Newtown bee., 1889-01-18
BEDDING.

E. f. Foster is Fairfield coun / direct
or of the State fair, which will held at
Meriden, as usual.
Interest in the lodge seem f,aeeine
no meetings having been hel in some
time. 1t is to be hoped that there VIII
De fuil attendance, next Mon day night,
that measures may be taken o put new
life into the lodge or wind up ~. surren-
dering the charter. l-.-
Sanford Sc Randall have bull a large
piggery in connection with thei cream
cry and have about 80 hogs.
Johnnie Giles is much better and will
soon be able to go out.
A dramatic entertainment viii be given
at Whitehead's hall, 22d. Admission
25c.; children 15c.; supper included.
For benefit of Christ church. &c stormy.
first fair evening
While E. III. Whitehead wa returning
from Bridgeport with 10 ID of goods
for Henry Whitehead. one his horses
was taken sick and he wa obliged to
leave his wagon at the fl OF of Jump
Hill till next day.
Inc DeauGlIul weather of Sunday
Brought out good congregat ions at the
different churches. At the Methodist.
Mr. Porter read the general ru les and adj
ministered the communion.
The boys at the Centre,by damming a
small stream, have made a la rye skating
pond near the house of Mr. r ax.
S. E. Rowland has beer sick with
pneumonia, but is better. ] lis mother is
still poorly.
Saturday, the safe and pr bate records
were removed from the residence OF
Lemuel Sanford to the b ouse of J. N
Nickerson, whom the new judge has APP
pointed clerk and where he business Of
the office will be transat ted. Mr. San
ford has been connected with the offic,
| as clerk and judge47 yea RS and has mad,
a good record as careful and successful
Judge.
IL. >. osborne mas sold the Mead
place to William G. j nhnson of Bethel
who will fit up the no use and move in
| April l.
The Newtown bee., 1889-01-18

,ts Of fun. heaps of FUN. Piles Of
q sc Town Hall. Saturday evening,
.uary 10 admission only IS and zoe.
The Newtown bee., 1889-01-18
pRIncEpoRT.

BishoplJ. II. Vincent, founder OF the
Chautauaua assembly, preached in the
First NJ E. church, Sunday and lecturea
on ssrhat Boy in the same church, Mon
day evening. Bishop Vincent IS an IN
teresti1g speaker and his words have
magical spell which enchains attention
S. jennings & Son, who have been OF
the ARSON Hawley farm for some time
have bought the place owned by Georgs
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Gin 9auptipa6.

Sci benz aiten Domdnenpddter,
Gmtsratb SdafmarnL etnem alien
Sunegeieaen, uebnte felt mtnoeftens
as1n Sabren Elm Rtttmeiter b. Opps1.
Derielbe bate friiber in einem 6uiarens
8egimente 9eoient, ba er lih aber nit
Tienano' als NIT elmer Suten Slalde
Wein pertragen tonnte, ieinen Qbihieo
9enommen. gr pobnte eann In perz
i4ieoenen Stdoten bis CT iih sulebt
oadte. ou uiaff 81 oeinem alien Steunoe
Sdafmann aisben tparen bod
8eioe 0eioelberger 9pmbaroen gspeien.
Zen Amtsratb Shaffmann mar bel
alte Gorpsbruoer iebr tuiltommer, uni
10 lebten 8eioe in bsba3lidfier Sin.
traht. ginmal aber tpdre bisie bali
tn bic Gride gegangen.
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9te MebernabMc IetbliMet
@ebeS.
(aus /: Stint neue sterne BON q. @iieman.)

(aus Stint neue sterne BON q. @iientan.)
Ser beilise Sobann Soiepb BON
Rreu3e, Mttelieo bes Mlcantariner. Or.
bens, sos fid i'm @erlaufe oeS Sabres
1922 in oas Rloiter Der 81. 2usia su
Nsapel suriid.
Setn 9er3 erslibtc bon inniefe.
Siebe gu Soft. Den ct nidt idaute, uno
oarum bemabrte es aud Die aufridtiaie
Tbeilnabme fur bas eeiittee uno Ieib
lide 8oblereeben ieiner MttmeniHen,
Die er NIT ieinem trbiinen Nuse 1hauts.
i IS nar Die beltdnoige @eppbnbeit
letnes 2ebens, bic Grnen 3l fpetien>
uno olS oes &lolters superior befabT
er, DAB fein 8ettler Dbne Nlmolen BON
Der R%loterpforte ourfte fortgelhidt tper.
ben. SIN ben 3eiten Der Notb beitimmte
er ieine etgene Speiiepurtion uno ipgar
bic Der @enofenidaft fir Der Qrmen
Beourfnife - I'M 8srtrauen auf bic
8oriebuns @ottes, Die iton fur bas
ytotbmenoige Der 8rib,r iorgen tperoe.
nno als ct pieoer geu6bnIidsr M6na
eeporoen, empfab! er bringertb otsie
Bobltbdtisteit benz nenen superior.
= Our@ ieine Notwithstanding uno
peile 8ernittelung betpirtte er aud bic
8e3a9luns bon Shuloen an arrne
GRANDDAUGHTER unb 2auflsute, Die iib In
ibrer Notb an i'm gu tpenoen pfeeten.
Mber gesen bic 2ranten fannie |eine
tbatftdfttse 2iebe feline @retaen. 81
lab man ibn NIT unermiioetem Sleibe
ben &ranten in ietnem &lofer abmar,
ten, AUDI lieB er es iid nibt minoer
ongele9en+ iein, bic a~ustpdrtigen III Be-
oienen, ionbera er iudte lie iogar out
lelbf Bel Der idledtefen @itteruna.
Seine Siebe ging iosar 10 peit, oab ct
Soft bot : uote 2eioen Qnoerer auf Jpn
lelbf gu iibrtraeen" - uno fem @ebet
Dnroe nidt ielten erb5rt.
Nls pater Wtdael, ipdter Grab!idof
pon Goien3a, 5nei @elhpure an leinen
6hBen bate, Die einen i6merslihen
gtni4nitt n6tbig mahten, empfabI er
ltd Dem @ebete bes 81. Sobannes So
1spb pom &rsu3e. Dieier f1ebte 3u Soft:
iii III oas Seipen su iibertragen". uno
loslst3 puroen bic SIbe oes &ranten
seluno uno Die oes 9eilisen nit stpei
bbsartisen @sidwiren beoedt, pslGe
ibm bte qaalpoaifen Sdmer3en bereite=
len. Sc banfts ber3Iidit benz Germ
tlir Stele @naoensabe. Seinen Wun,
ben aber entfrbnte Elm ilber, f5fliGer
Wob.geruh, Der bon 4aen in ieiner
Nd9e bemerft tpuroe.
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3eiliher GtlaubniB ober 0ercrbnung,
AUDI niAt burh 8erfigung bDbere,
Staats' ober 8etmaltunsss BebDrben.
ionoern ein3is uuo allein burd nelle,
bic alien ~aufsebenbe @eiebe m6glid
let. @nolih beipriHt er bic iulfi3. poll.
3eiliaen 0inbernife bonn criminaltii9er
Stanopuntte, tpelbs Der 2eihenper.
brennung I'M Meee iteben uno 3eist,
nad einem biltoriiden grcurie iiber
oie 2egalieetipn, tpie bic, etne 8eerbi.
euag porausiebente 9~lusgrabuns BET
2eide in manden SdIen bon GROCER
Beoeutune fir ben Strafprpceb lei uno
ourh tein Surrp5at, AUDI niat burd
eine frense Seidenidau erisbt tperoen
tonne.
Die Nadrtht bon elmer in Breslau
ifottsebabten eriten 8srb,ennuns Der
2eide zines Meniden - elmer alien,
I'M 9plpitaI beritorbenen Srau, Die
fsine AnssbDrisen %binterla6en = miro
bonn .Nlrnberger @prreip.' NIT folgen:
Der @IpHe beeleitct: uunseeisnet e.
i4eint uns Der Wee, auf benz man iid
oa5 8eriuhs Object berihaft Fat.
4uh ueine int Spital peritsrbenoe6rau
obne GnsebDrise" bat Elm &s@t unb
cine Inmartihaft barauf baB ibren
neberreten oas alsemetne i'm 9anoe
lblide 9oos, alp bisr bas bss Sc:
srd6ni6es, gu tbeil peroe +; n,Dsli9er
Weiie bat Die @erftorbene iosar iebr
srobes @ewidt barauf eelest. Sn
teinem Sale tonnte BET ibr, elmer armer.
alien Srau, eine Mbfractton bes Sen.
tens porausseiebt nerben, tpie lie mebr
ooer peniger BET ben Mnbdnsern Der
MISUNDERSTANDING nprbanben ietn muB.
Dielelbe &idiidtnabme baber, tpelde
gegen cine Dbligatorilde ginflbrung
MISUNDERSTANDING iiberbaupt ipridt
Bate AUDI IN concrete plab greifen
ioQen. 8ebarf es ~iiberbaupt nod tpeie
terer 8erbrenunes grpertmente, 10
tpare es nah u~nierer Infidt Dor alien
Iufgabe Der u9eidenberbrennuness
8erelne", beren Mitslieoer ia bod bic
6euerbefattuns fit fid in Nniprud
nebmen, aus ibren Reiben oas Ser
iuhsmaterial gu liefern. Volenh non
tit dyurao. Sn benz porlteseuben Sale
aber liest unleusbar eine 8erlesung
oes alsemeinen @sredtiateitsgeflbles
Dor, abseieben babor, baB bas 8ers
iuas. Object nidt pobl als Normal.
2eihe eeIten fann uno AUDI ionit tpenig
geeigeniaaftet war, Die .5euerbeftats
tun8' at inausur:ren."
Uortiebuas folst.)
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e

@ir baben $4,000 Qder bes beifen
Sarmlanbes, bas ie in Minneipta aueez
boten tporoen, gu nerfaufen> oidt an
Der Mitte elmer alien beuti&en Niebers
lafIns nabe ben blibsnben Stdbten Don
Naciion, Dapion unb 8illinebam.
Das 2ano lit allies bon ausgeseidneter
Nuatitdt, unb es 1T niht subiel gelagt,
penn man bebauftet, baB tein be1ere8
2anb in Minneiota gu finben lit.
Sn Der Ndbe siebt es beuti6e Rirs
den unb CUTE Sdulen. unb @ilenbabs
men iopobl tpie quite 2anbffraben oiener
oaau. Die 0erbinoun9en leidt gu betpertz
fteIIieen.
Ser greis bes 2anbes III iebr ME.
brig inb 8~eoingunsen lei@t.
We9en Qanbfart,n u. preiien tDenoe
man fi& idriftlid ODER psri5nlid an
Sahlgaard & Kobe,
206 Of Ute Str, CT. Saul, Mian.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-11
HALEY, CRICCS e. CO.,
Wonnttente aus tueiBer 8ron5e
i3mnnes s, Chamber Of Commerce,
ct. QaMI Ntttn.

gines Cages betommt Der ate Mmtsz
rotb bte Nahrtht, bab Ct ben 8esmH
zines 8erswerts 'Gactors su ertparter1
baben, bon benz ebenio tpie boz, benz
Gittmeiiter betannt mar, baB Ct genial.
ttg bel b:rtrasen tonnte. - Sore,
Opper", iaste Sdafmann abenbs su
ietnem alien %gorpsbruoer> ubu raubt
ntprgen ben 2erl unter ben Slid iaufen.
st Ioa jeood furhtbar tltntsn tDnnen,
uno oa min i'd Dir bic Sahe erlei@tern,
mir nebmen ieber feline Slaias Dor fia ;
i'd laiis Die betne ober NIT sefdrbtem
8a1er fiiqen, pdbreno Der Sacipc ben
alien G~ioesheimer Jr. s. trieet bab
ct oa nad Elm Paar Slaiatn i1ntsrm
Slide liest ; tpeibt bu, bas 3eue 1T ia
10 fart tpie Sdnaps ; auBerbem baben
mir CRIME Slider. alp fam er nihts
merten! IS piro Elm 9auptipaB !"
Nm anoern Worgen tommt Der @ait
an, uno man sebt turs oarauf gum
Srabldoppen. Nadoem lie einen Mugen.
bid gelehen, erereift Der GIttmetiter
iein @las uno iaet: vYrofit, 6err
6actor es tommt Sbnen ein @anaer !"
ugrDf !" antpprtete berielbe rttb
trtntt.
ga, Sic mii1en aber audi austrinz
ten", iaat Der &ittmeiiter.
v2ann td aud", ~antportete Der @ait
unb leert fem @las.
Stun bssinnt Elm eetpaltiees Trinten,
in @anaen unb 9alben. @nbIi9, mad
elmer Stunoe, gebt benz Rtttmeiiter bod
bas @a1er iber bic Scribe. Wltbenb
iprinet er auf, idldst nit Der Sauft
auf ben Ttih uno i9reit: $50 cine
per1udte @eihidte Sd mus bas
abldeulide @aHer iaufen unb Sic bas
ben ben alien id6nen &lbesbeimer
0err! ingen Sic mir nlr, no Sic allies
biniaufen f6nnen bas 1T ia gang
ldredlih!"
Ser Sactor madt Elm rieitg bummes
8eitht uno 1aet: uMber gum Dcnners
petter, uas 1T oenn bas? SD sente
ia, Sic baben ben alien &lSesbei.
mer!"
Der ate Imtsratb bate ben Sactor
slei6faQs gebeten, ben Rtttmeiiter unter
ben Slid gu trinten uno fid natirlid
tDnielih sariibet auiiirt, tpie bic beis
ben &dmpfer wie bic @erriidten in
@afer aufeinanoer lpstranten, be- Sc
Der glaubte, Der Nnbere bdtte ben idpes
rem &uoesbsimer.
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Die S@ugansen Oss grtoufs FmO Gin giertsl 3 aar> @sa in 10
subren gu 6 4rocsnt 3nen. Gtne Gnaabhrne BON 10 grocent III perlanet am
Gage Os @ernuts ais 6anoeeo. Gum SsTpkl: Sic tuafn ee eSt .fr
$1,000, oam mlRm Sic $lOO as SauosIo sk6 nod benz @ertnf erlesen
uno empfansen ben &bfroct. SIN 20 Easen bsaben Sic oas. l1ebrige Der e.,
item Gna9Iuns $3.50 uno erbaltn ben DseD af oas @isembun. Ser @f
$3.50 sef@ert our4 9ppotbef, tam 10 Sabre aeben beiben u 6 9rocent Gin.
fen per Nnnun, 3ablbar babidbrid nit benz 93edt oerMbablmg besGiaentburns
gu tsenb elmer 3Gt tmnerbalb Der 10 Sabren.
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bonn jurifif@en 5tano=
puntte.
Sn elmer Strift bon Dr.. abLer
Die MISUNDERSTANDING NIT beionbe.
rer Gidiht auf bic Dlterreihiihe Sc
i~et3ebuna" fiaoen mir einige iadsbare
8emertlngen. Som Stanopuntt oes
Suriifen betent Der gerfaFer, oab bic
8esroiguns cine firhlite uno fattlthe
ginrihtun9 iei, beren 8pri6riften ae.
ietttd gu Redt bsftdnben. Das camp
niihe &edt perfebe unter firdIihem
8egrdbniB uoie 8sftattung elmer 2eide
in ritueier Sorm an einem benebicirten
Orte", aui welhe j.ber in 8erbinouna
nit Der 8irhe @eforbene Elm gnreht
babe, tpdbren, Der 8.rluif bteies Mns
redtes cine lduere fir6li9e Strafe lei.
@s fraSe fih besbal6, pb BON Der fa=
ttolii1en Rirde Die Deponirung bon
4l6entrii8en an eepeibtem S:te als
Elm eeei8netes Surrogat oes Begrdb,
mites IN g~erpeibter groe ueroe befuns
ben tpereen Jus elmer grDBen Nnsabl
bon ifaatlihen @eiebsn es perben
bic betrefmoeu @eIese Osferrsids
nambaft Semadt, beren tpeientlider
Subalt in Der @sisssebuns aler eipili.
irten9dnoer iberetaifimnlenb rprtommt,
= uelhe ailsnabmlps Die Befattune
Der 9eide In Der Srbe porausiesen,
sieHt Der 8erfafer ben Sdlu6 baB ielbfl
MIR eth facultatioes Absebea bon be,
| 8eeroigun9 niht auf benz Wege bolt.
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Seffemtlt@er Suction
ant oem Rlab
SamSta9 Is, Stuff, I'M 2 ubr na6m.
folSences @runbeisentbum bertaufen :

Aes in 9Lpds II, ~, 70, a. rs ub II in @ars Strabe Qobuon ,u
ct. SAUL enttateno i'm @anen l6l 9pts. 9Mie 8lods fnS besert BON
Gae, }Srant, GppreB ub Sort Sr. uno %ourhidndtn bon Sins umb gmI Sr.
unb lesen mr 800 8uB nbrolab BON Der OF ;. Ctr. @abdbabn. Giees 81
eentbum 1T betannt ais os ibGn1e Gieentbum in BET Stab, 1T felt Ssrie1d
lung Der Gabetabn ebenip susdngid bonn @ehdftseenhum Der Gtabt, as
msno Elm G9el Gf 81. antbOnp 9Q. Ser gnnno Itst eben uno 1T beosdt
NIT fetnen gihsn; nlnen' uo Napk' Saatsnbdumen pbne nsortees Sc.
frduh, mas bonn 8aIen abbaten fDante. Ser @rrno Get tpb mo trDden,
alp fen DfOraf @f oemisbsn. Die anlasm fir Elm Daadnoessabgugscano
i4fem Fnb untbntro1m: Sin 8eiua @f benz gass uro Sud bic @orbeue
berRlben better sdsen, as fpanenlange 8eidreiunsen.
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10000 Aher !
80 neueS =ESN
$ ol5lamo !
Morriion 60. Minn
80 Weilen bon ct. Vattl u.
Wttnne1pOltS.

SR an unb barlber per older lit Der
pow Breis auf btelem 2aube, mel
Dies bon alien BerIonen, bic etpas bon
5arbpoob 6olslanb Deriteben, fir bas
bette i'm Staate Winneiota gebalten
tptr6. @roBcr @i6enz unb Waple-0 alb,
tDnrin nod ME Elm Nrtbieb eri6olen bat,
bebedt bas 2anb, unterbro6en bic unb ba
bon fleineren 9i6tungen nit ausge3ei6nez
tenn Grassland. Der @rbboben lit rei6e
i6par3e Grbe nit elmer llnterlage BON
Sebm. @utes Wai1er gtbt es auf 10-15
SUB Stefe. Die beutl6e Golonie Neuz
9eutidIanb, tpo mir tpG6renb Der lebten
2 Sabren an ca. 800 Ieuti6e Qano ber>
fault baben, liegt ungefGbr 1918 Weilen
fiiblt6 babon.
Die Sage, gang in Der gfdbe elmer padz
lenoen Stabt tpie 2tttle Sails, un6
entlang Der rellen 8abr, bie iebt snii6en
bieier Stabt unb STAPLES gebaut ipirb,
fam ni6t iibertroffen per6en. 9ittle
NortbernsBac tc 8abn unb lift
Der Nusgang fir bic 9tttle sails unb
|Oafota 8abn. Ser Baiierfaa bes
Wtiiiifippt, tpel6er Der Stabt ietnen Na-
men perletbt, sibt cine unerlh0pflt6eEreibz
fraft fit WIblen unb Tabrifen aIer Nrt,
ipobon mebrere i6on in boiler EbGtigz
felt ftnb unb anoere in Der nG6iten .3u>
tunft anaelegt perben. 8eliere unb me6r
WfarftpldBe fir 0SieS", 6ol3, y0ogs" un6
allie Sarmprobucte 9ibt es ni6t in benz
Weften.
Die e~iinitige Gage an birecter @iien'
babn iebt Die Nnitebler in Stano,
6ol5 enttpeber mad BEN grpBen @tGbten,
ct. Saul ltnb Wfinneapolis ODER mad ben
enoloien Bratrten in benz @eiten Az ienz
ben. Tas 6ol3 nirb bier ni6t nlr bas
9anb besablen, lonbern audi einen netten
9rbeitslobn fir bic benubte j3eit abtperfen.
nnb fam man ii6er iagen, baB man
ii6 bier Elm Stiif BON Wtnneiota's beftem
9anbe fret beri6affen fam. SIS lit nur
Elm tpenig unternebmun9sgetit n0tbie.
1lniere eisenen Sannagenten geleiten
taslid ale 9anniu@er. binaus. unn seiseu
ibnen %unentseltlid has Sanh. 9ittle Sails
lit aar 81 Stunoen hon @innenbolis nnn
ct. Yanll entfern nan ba s taglide
3ise geben, faur bic gauge Sonr III els
nea Sag semadt uerhen. aae Sanntau.
fet babm freie &eiie.
A. {. JOHNSON & co.
Gfe; 0ritter unb SibleD StraBe, St. Paul.
MINI.
90 inneapoIis- Office: 200 @ai6.
in9ton 2lbe. g.
N1e 8riefe iolten an lniere ct. 9aul
office abreiiirt tper6en.
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Geben6 : 8eriinfruna /!

Die q copies Mutual Benefit So
csety' bon gltbart, SnOiana, sibt.niebs
rige Staten, bic IieBments ftno auf 6
per Sahr limitirt. Ngenten berlangt.
W. S. NlIen& 6 o., SO elite Str,
8. NtneapOlis. StaatG slhdftsfdbrer.
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&te bin st fomtmten.

9e OF ct. Gabebntn paTr 800 SUP iublu9 BON gieentbum. 8e
fuder bes Gisenttuns fesen ats an Der Gal Shafe. @on iBt ab Bis gum
8ermlfAag pro Elm Nfmn Mlf benz QIat fu BON 6 Bis 8 lr hadn't Tim bas
gi9enthum gu aiger uo ale &ustunt gu seben.
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Franklin

Franklin
April LIST is ushered in Immediately
white. and sleigh bells make music on the
street again.
Mr.. Robert Haley of Veazie spent last
Sabbath in town, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Will T. Havey.
Fred L. Orcutt wife and child have NOV
ed from Sorrento to his fathers, where
they will remain for the present.
Mr.. d. f. Norwood and family intend to
start for Sedgwick to-day. He will be
employed at Green's Landing. Mrs. +. A.
Carter aud children expect to leave at
same time for brief visit to her mother
at Sedgwlck.
Mr.. Galen Young is teaching q second
term in district No. 2 and Miss Genevieve
West is In charge Of the primary room
again.
Mr.. Oliver Mcneil is having the second
story rooms in his house plastered and fin
ished.
Mr. Theodore Bragdon has purchased
the store belonging to the estate of the
late Charles A. Baisdcll and intends to
open meat market this season. He has
built an iee-house conveniently near.
The superior instruments belonging to
the Franklin Cornet band. have been sent
to Boston for thorough repairing, prepar-
atory to summer engagements.
Mr.. George Bunker, one of our steady,
everyday laborers, seldom finds time for
recreation, Judging from the report that
he has not been out of town for six years,
and has not visited Ellsworth in fourteen
years-an unusual case.
Miss Viola Agnes circuit who has been
busy with her musical studies at the Con-
servatory in Boston during the winter, will
not return home until June
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HANCptk sat- /. t.urt III pr.t.iY .,it,, ~
Ellsworth within aul for -ltt .,.urty .n H..
second uius- lly ut March a a ls,4
tEi Nh instruments rufp"rtiu-g tp W. 70 co,.t
"' tht h-l Mlh Ani ttstatnrnt ami csrIcrt iacu.Jr
ut sophia II ta.i,iucr lat, 1T B,~t,., t,lyf,.,,,.
wealth az VI. -ichn~rtt- ami of TN, tr,at, th.r..
OF IN -tii Commonwealth Of >I3-.;t .l.u.,.tr- tf
auhe rcitei, having been prc-rrtpi la fb li.l,.
Of probate Tor our sad county for fh,- f.,r,-. T
being allowed Hlcd ami recorded ia tg.. r,t,at..
court fpr our said county
bKpEgLD-That notice thereof br given, Il, "A n Nor
sons interested therein hv publishing a couy If
this Orticr three weeks -ucrt.-iyeIv IN thc / U--
worth American, q new -paurr rriut..,I
at Ellsworth, IN SAID county, the hr>t publication
to he at least thirty day- prior to the -rnId Wri-
he-iay ~ Nav A. D. i-~J that thrv 1ug,y IN.
pear at probate court then to he held Al ftlL ,nft
Wlthlh ana Tor SAID county, at ten O'Clock IN th,
prthooha ana show cause, Il any they have again 81
the same.
o. =. CUNNINGHAM. Ju,lge.
true copy attest -tHAs. T. DoRR. Register
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and for
the county Of Hancock
'THt Undersigned Charles + E,s,;v, - Bay civ,
L michigan; guardian 81 kiWy ttly. Pred EDDY
amt Helen T. Eddy, minor heirs II sail harle- T.
t'i'ly ana LIZZIE q, t,t'iy, deceased respectfully
represents that Atid minors as heirs of William IT,
tenn al burkspnri, In said county 81 Hancock.
decea er, are seized anil possessed ~ one dfth IN
terest tn and To- the following real estate situated
In said Bucksport, 10 wit Two house iptS on
Kinks street. house and lot on Buck street now
occupied by 4. H. Gem, homestead on MAIN
street, one half Of the house known as the fafkeE
county That said estate Is unproductISe Of any
brnett 10 said minors and that II wall be for the in
tcr.st Of said minors that the same should he sold
and the procce j. 2eruIed on interest, He there
fore Draws y0ur honor that he may be authorized
and empowered agreeably to law TO sell all the
above described real estate or such part Ct it "a
in YOUR opinion may be eNptdient.
CHARLES T EDDY, Guardian,
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Mr.. Ahhe Condor and her >on Brain
ard returned home from tye-weck, trip
to Washington last week. They were
present Al the Inauguration Of President
Harrison. Branard had the pleasure Of
,taudin. very near the president when he
kissed the Bible Brainard traver>ed the
city one day Without the use of a guide,
and reported al night all right He can
give a very intelligent account OF hi, trip
for a lad OF twelve They stayed over in
New York two days on their return and
took III many Of the attraction, Of that
metropolis.
Three dwelling houses will be built at
the Cove the coming season and possibly
a new Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Fuller will enter the Boston
University next fall aud pursue 4 three
wears theological course. Mr. Fuller j. a
Young man Of excellent promise, and has
labored with the people here the past year
with much acceptance.
We learn tina, Mis- Flora Marks is en-
gagged for the summer term of school in
district number II where she resides.
Mr. Addison Llttl~Held Of Orland re-
Gently closed very successful term of free
High school at the Cove
few night, ago J. VI Hutchn> was
awakened by the sound of something
striking or falling against the door He
listened momcn; for the recurrence
Of the sound but instead heard the snort of
a horse. The thought struck him that his
two-years-old colt had got out of the barn.
ON going TO the door the mischievous
youngster. stood there, nead erect, a. much
"a 10 say, II expected you out" The
sound was made by broom which
he had caught in his teeth, and with it
pounded the door
Mrs. Roxanna Hatch, wife Of Elisha
Hatch. aged - years died March 23d of
pneumonia. Her married life covered
period of more than half a century of fe-
licitou> union. Through toll and sacrifice
she had reared a large family, amid
cir stan influences. Some have passed
over the river IN hope of bright immor-
thrift industry and uprightness Of charac-
ter Mrs. Hatch had been for many wears an
honor to the NJ +. church, OF which she
va, member good neighbor and ex-
cellent mother
Whoever l. fortunate enough to visit the
beautiful village at Somesvile will find
happy resting place at the Hotel AthertOn.
Recently 1t was our good fortune to haul
up there a day or two, and we found every
attention aud accommodation to be desired.
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~ runrt NJ probate hcld at Ellsworth rs lthlaauI
f"r the c"untl 81 iihucuck On the -r"uut Wei
nc-t.py NJ March, 4 - I>-1
TbhN I. GRbNEk, rafn"t executor III . Ger
y tain Instrument pHrprrtiug a. be th,. last y,tl
ana testament Of benjamin tro-bv bate .t IA
rtra iu ,lii enuut, deceased, having pr,-,tit.l
the -ttbc frr fruhltr Drivr,-i
That the said John Grover ave uatc,. Ia
all persons Interested h, causing d, ,..,,. ar
ic IT, 1T pulli -hr three. Wees -l,r--iyI. M tt
Ellsworth American printed At tll~North.that tHry
may appear alta Probate Court Co. be- htu at tl-
worth IN sri county ou the second " ,.lr..-i,, "a,
Apr htAt, ~ tth " th' Clock in the furcuaou ANA
-ht" t'4-r u any 'hrt have, wins thy SAIL su-rY4I.
lh'ht should not hr proved, approved and allow
cfl NJ ttr Ih7t Will tHd Testament uf Said lrera ,
o. CI<NiNGHAM. Judge.
Attest -tHAS. 4, boKR, Register.
true cory, Attest Gus t.. DnRR, ls,.si ,tug.
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The bargains we call Your attention
to for this spring are all fresh new
goods purchased by rs direct from the
manufacturers and importers W.
found several lots which they were de-
~irious Of closing ont in lump and u 10
this We're 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 in con
dilion To offer goods a cheap as any
retail house in New England and 10
offer them 50. cur stock IN assortment
i equeaI to any in the STATE.