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CORNER FIFTEENTH AND q STREETS,
\ W., Washington, Apr. Is, 30.

CORNER FIFTEENTH AND q STREETS,
n W, Washington, Apr Is, 20.
The White House was the scene of de-
lightful entertainment tonight musicale
given by number of local artists and a
few others Mrs. Hsrrison's Invitations,
which she seut out for this event about a
week ago, made the fortunate recipient.
quite the envied of all the fashionable
circles here. The guests were seated in
the East Room, which was deliberately
decorated with plants aud flowers. The
company made semi-Circle about the
piano, which was placed with a back
ground of palms. near the central door
way The President, with a red rose IN
his buttonhole. stood with his wife to re-
ceive the guests. Mrs Harrison wore
trained gown of gray faille and pink sabn.
Miss Shepherd, of New York, who is her
guest, was richly attired in gold colored
fSille. Mrs Mckee, in corded white silk
and Nalenciennes lace; Mrs. Russell Harri-
son, in blue striped gauze, wreathed in
forget were strong factors in the
welcoming party with Mr.. Mckee, who Is
also at the White House on visit.
Among the guests were Mrs. Morton,
Senator and Mrs, Hale, Senator and Mrs.
Dolph, Mrs. Washington Mclean, Secre-
IhTl duu MIS- hush, MISS hush MIS- Dob-
son, Judge and Mrs. Wylie. Miss Wansmak-
er John W. Foster and wife, Mrs. Thurber,
Senator and Mrs Squire, Colonel and Mrs
Ernst the Misses Epson, Secretary and
Mrs Poctor. Mrs. Hearst, Miss Miller, the
Misses Window. Miss Grace Davis. Miss
Alexander, heI guest; jeremiah and Mrs.
Wilson, and General Fullerton, of St.
Louis. The music programmes handed
about among the guests were printed on
handsome strips of white satin ribbon and
had the national crest IN gilt at the head.
The Schubert quartet. Messrs. Alex
Mosher. Frank W. Bird J. Henry Kaiser
and Benz +. Keller, sang several times,
Mrs. Annie Louise Powell was heard in
solos, and for an encore gave her own
composition. "A Lullaby" Mr.. Hub r.
Smith the author of A Tale of Woe. i"
sang in his nimtabe style parody on all
the topical songs Of the day. The Misses
Fcrrer and Mr. Ferrer of California, the
young ladies playing the mandolin and
guitar and their brother the violin, were
warmly applauded after each of their per-
formauccs
When the music was over the President
led the way, with Mrs Morton, to the
dining room where there WAS a collation.
served from a table deCked with pansie-.
Senator Hale escorted Mrs Harrison out
>ociable informally prevailed. and after
all were auentivrly served the conscrvator-
ies Were lighted and the company fingered
late to stroll about there.
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars.


SECRETARY RRAtkErT REPORTS 4 LARGE
INCKTA>E IN MEMBERSHIP.
AUGrsrA. Me. April 23.-Thc annual
session Of the Grand Lodge of Good TEN
plars began here to-day with large attend
ancc, many arriving on the morning trains
Grand Secretary George l., Bracket made
his report this morning. SHY I've lodges
have been instituted since the last session
and four reorgauiled Fifty-uinc have
surrendered or forfeited their charters
Tie present number Of lodges j. 334. with
a membership al the last session of is 900 f..
T. sAf have since been initiated. making a
total Of Is $40
Thirtythree lodges have loo or more
members each AND seven have lju and
more. The largest lodge 10 the State j.
Mystic No ,, Of Portland, 2G6 members
The next largest j. NJ Surrender Lodge.
OF Bangor, with 222 members. The
average membership OF lodges : about -.
The secretary reports ,Aat The distract
lodge system l. working very SATISFACTORY
~. Iood work j. being done in the Juvr-
nile Temple, The Grand >upcrinteud,n
report, l2J temples with 3 ian members.
OrIICfEs. April = The following
officers were chosen at the afternoon meet
ing ami Installed in the evening : :
knjGht. Grand chef Trmplar Decring
4. ;. Bangs, Grand Counselor, Augusta
Mrs ! Il Pollard Grand Vice Tcmp.AT.
Biddtf"rd, George + Bracket Grand
Secretary, Belfast Fraud l.. epson, Grand
Treasurer, Siet>on Rev. Robert Scott.
Grand Chaplain, Greene \. u Cole.
Marshal! East IIyermnrr; Miss Lillian
Kobpins, deputy Marshal, Belfast; J. II
IIyrulff,4u PAS 'hI.tf I..F1ftlar am.
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Monday, April 20,-The Senate: The
Worlds Fair bill was passed with the
amendment providing for naval review in
the harbor of New York ia 1898; the de-
bate on the matter occupied the time of
the Senators.
The House The report providing for a
temporary government of Oklahoma was
adopted; the bill to pension prisoners Of
war failed of passage
The Republicans of the House held a
caucus.
Tuesday Senate: Mr. Mitchell
spoke on his resolution providing tor the
popular election of Senators
The House The Legislative Appropria-
ton bill was discussed without action :;
the Worlds Fair bill was passed, with
Senate amendments, and was sent TO the
President.
Wednesday, Senate The Oklahoma
bill was passed an amendment to the rules
empowering the presiding officer to count
quorum, was introduced and referred to
the Committee on Rules.
The House In Committee of the Whole
the Legislative Appropriations bill was
discussed during the whole session.
The Republicans of the House and Senate
agreed upon a silver bill.
- uc ScudOt. Ne committee
on Privileges and Elections presented a
National election law; Mr.. Teller introduc-
ed Silver bill; the Land Forfeiture bill
was debated
The House In committee of the whole
on the Legislative Appropriation bill, the
question of the Civil Service was debated
at length.
In Committee: The Senate Committee
on Commerce gave hearing on the bills
to amend and repeal the law compelling
steamers to be equipped with line-carrying
projectiles.
Friday,-The Senate The Land Grant
Forfeiture bill was discussed at great
length toy Messrs. Call and George; no
action was taken.
The House: The Legislative Appropri-
alton bill was discussed, and few Civil
Service amendments were made
Several NewYork importers protested
against the Dingley Worsted bill.
Don't fool away your hard earned money
In buying worthless article; but invest in
prtra sQla L.
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~ Y ADle "ea'ncf 9! tne ias' week
1'i .'' ,''' iAi ,"'H- e4eAtht INTO activity
~ -, ~" NIhea up many lAI-
,,rla' iIo"eF I1'tr> mere also hANr
'"E eu "hch we nope VII"
go -'"ci oeau'l carriage
.I',.,1ta - 'N'e "eoh Hauh :
I''-'''h ',,''I"S 'o.nii SATURDAY, i"F
f .-.'f ~ az TIL iAucn
II" ~. yup, ''ys ~ l"'Ne cal nest an"
Ing
- ~, s'hAiI ~ h!> interesting
~ w ~ iyes'i' nomenclature III the
'-l,. "..eniOe .He VI gu oI IIiv tI'le
:, i-,' ~" ""ats Heaiu
49,, - :; Ia GU az TS'ieu' VI 'i'at
- . ''-- "a 'tio 'Ai'ey " Echo GIN ana
- '.,,, .N''"n may ~
iia'''JN hehie,. ahH u"e4i-
- - - ~ 80" oe'" zen I'e mountains
- ~ uPv'oH ~ 'Ac iIShI name
- HO14V"
~ a. Uoi llas De,n 7A,hILg GROUND
I'LL PAsI' niIu ~ "e',hes
10y, a. ny 'ou'I "est iiai DOTS elatei
- IA, ~ thoi ouei"s "hiUe-"asheu
1no pa MAJOR niue on tNe Dirl2o grounds
IIcehlls' lelt mere III hiSh leather lor Bar
iiai ~ ~ return claileh2e 'eApe'lhS 10
4'l,'a' 'iie pio'e>s thcte' nut 'he race Is
- :, ~ ""i 'h' "a'tle W
IN sion7 mere Is SAYING that'
'iu 'He re Oh empire taxes lts
way anu our pUEs went the wrong way
~ Iheii eood anu the rulings OF an UNI
pfe' IVY never Hilhl' o!ood Is thicker
tHau "a'eF' anu II the Southwe,ts can
solFe ,he pulAle as 10 when cino they
playeu asa.hst' lhe haihoo"s' par Haroors,
vi "as II the uihpiIe' they VIII Know just
~" lnel slanu ~ tne rules. ne Test game
Is ye' 10 pc prayed
think no one will dispute the fact that
Southwest Harbor furnishes her full quota
of school teachers, about dozen being
equipped for service in that department
of duty in our two immediate districts,
and the full record Of the town of fremont
would add many more. Nellie Carroll will
resume work in Brooklin. Miss NJ. A.
Carroll who never lacks for applications
Will continue in the business. but in
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Sale Of the Real Estate and
Plant and Personal Pro-
pert! Of the
Ellsworth Electric Light Co.

By the authority amt in pursuance Of the power
Of sale and other powers contained in the deed ~
conveyance of a H. real estate and plant ~ mort
EA<r ana in trust. executed u I.urllIus a. Emery
and Andrew l.. Wi.wcn by the Ellsworth Flee
tric Light Company, corporation organized I'm
der the laws oi Maine for furnishing electric light
and power At Ellsworth, Maine. and dated August
Both, ~, and ia the Hancock county Registry Of
DEEDS in vol, 10, folio Il, to which Iced and
rrrurrt thereof reference may pc had for lie
srupuon ut said property ami for thu terms. CON
dittnr~ ami powers NAMED in said deed. and at the
request OF the hnidcrs 81 the bonds of said com
PAuy, secured by -aii deed, made 70 ~ AFTER the
default OF -aiI company to perform the conditions
Of said decd, We, til" said trustees have entered
upon ami taken possession Of all The real estate
and plant u SAID company 10 wit:
lst. \ parcel ~ land situated Ia Ellsworth.
aforesaid. and bounded aud described n follows
c.-inuins at the northwest corner OF the mill Of
the lam. knuwn A. the "tiyr saw Dam" across
I nton River, said min having been known a. the
Hart -hor1l. tiHs Go. New MIR thence south
eriv along the eastern shore Of saIl Mon River
twelve rod and four feet, thcucc north seventy
degrees east sixteen rpi- {" land 81 the estate OF
-cth Ti-.ac. SAID point being formerly drsl +uAt"l
ly a STAKE and -tuur- thrnCc north eleven AMI a
half degree east fifteen rods to point near The
eight degrees west twenty five rods a. Acnvr tu
tr east shore ~ >at river thence nnrthta-rrly on
the eastern Sh"rr OF salt river a the place where
the boom l. fastened at the uppCr pier. thence
westerly hv -aid bosom To- the turulu, place thence
following said boom ~oufhrriy taA point where
-It t-1un iutcr-crt- thr ruiivny OF said "tlSt
>t~ Dam" thru,c IN thu SANE direction % the
south s.iv OF -ali dam thence ca-trTy t. the cA~
tern shore ~ the r.ycr together With the mill
aforesaid standing on the lot Hhov" ir-"rih"i and
thu mil prisljr-T and All TlEht- OF Homage aul
booming connected herewith. also the right to tAr
usc ~ three fourth- ~ thr water power raised by
said dam also All ths wheels, machinery, betting
aud dNturr- In connected with said mill. C"pi
the following machinery which was excepted
frum thc operation ~ Conveyance frnm John +
Wbttc"uih "a al. I" the said Ellsworth Electric
Light Company, lated b'rcmhcr III, A. u. I-~>
Iltl t'-tt VOL W. al. OF the IIugHy
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Methodist Conference at Bath.
LURKING DEVIL IN JAMAICA GINGER.

ALuRkING DEVIL IN JAMAICA GINGER.
BATH. Me. April 23-The conference
organized with Bishop Edward q. Andrews
presiding wilbur +. Berry, of Farming
ton, was chosen secretary. Thomas r
Jones was elected statistical secretary and
Charles +. Bi>bee conference treasurer
with power to nominate three assistants
April 24-Objection was raised to an
advertisement of Jamaica ginger, many
Of the members maintaining it to be an
intOXicant
Bishop Andrews was surprised because
he had used it since boy without know
IN that il was an intoxicant
4 motion to advise the next committee
to keep such an advertisement from their
minutes was made, but subsequently with
drawn.
The following members Of the confer
cnce were transferred.
L. L. Hanscom, Dakota conference.
Edward L. Allen. New Jersey conference
NJ I. Dryden, West Virginia
George A. Hunt, New England South
cru.
Charles L. Libby. Colorado.
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Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK IS Court OF Insolvency.


In the case OF Emery A. Smith, insolyept debtor
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has on
" TINS 10Th iayof April, A. y. 1880, been pre-
senttd To SAID court, for said county, by Emery
smith, of surry, in the county OF Hancock
praying that he may be dccreed TO a full discharge
from all his debts provable under Chapter seven
" OF the Revised statutes of the State of Maine
and amendments thereof and additions thereto;
ami upon said petition. 1t Is ordered by said court
that hearing be had upon the same before said
court, at the Probate Court Room In Bucksport
in said county of Hancock, on Wednesday the
fourteenth day of May, A. ID. 1880 at two O'Clock
in the afternoon. and that notice thereof be pub-
lished in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
published in said county Of Hancock once week
Tor two successive weeks, the asst publication to
be five days before the day OF hearing that all
creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons interested. may appear at said place and
time, and show cause, II any they have WHY a
discharge should not be granted said debtor ac
cordng to the prayer of his petition.
Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR,
Register of said court for said courty OF Han
COCK. owls
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Mark ". CHM, of orland. Han.
W cock county, Maine by his mortgage decd
dated November 2ith. is>>, recorded in vol ~
page -, Hancock Registry of Deeds conveyed To
me- The Undersigned, certain lot Or parceI ~
land situated in aucksport, Hancock COUNTY, he
ing part ui lots l46 and IA, and same conyevrd
me TINS day by said Lyford also same premise.
decided said Lyford by Burnham Estes by decd
lated June 81. 49, and recorded 10 vol 10 ma 20
2'l Hancock Registry of Deeds reference. Ia aid
deed ana record to be had for description Of the
same And whereas the condition Of said mortgage
Is broken, now, therefore, claim foreclosure of
SAM mortgage and give this notice for the pur
pose of efecting such foreclosure r.
THORNTON LYFoRD
Bangor, April 10, 1890. 3yrIs
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Mr.. George W. Vanderbilt has arrived at
Bar Harbor 10 look after the work which be is
having done upon his grounds. This property
is situated in the southern portion Of the vii
lage of Bar HarbOr. commanding a fine view
of mountain and ocean, and its owner is spar
ing no means in making this one Of the finest
places in eastern Maine. Extensive improve
ments are being made in his cottage, and when
completed it will be one of the finest in town.
Mr.. De Grasse Fox and Mr. Edmund PEN
dleton are in town again. Both these gentle
men have done much to merit the esteem Of
the village people. Mr.. Pendeton has become
a resident of the town, and it is hoped the
time will soon come when Mr.. Fox may also
be counted among those who have declared
their intention of making Bar Harbor their
permanent home.
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STATE OF MAINE.

hANoock, ss.-Court of Probate, Ellsworth
April Term, A. D.. l-tO.
Accounts having been liei Tor settlement d. a.
tates of " - %
WIN I'm H. ktheld, late of Surry. deceased
George W. Allen, administrator
benjamin crosby late OF Aurora. deceased
- John Z. Grover, Executor
Lydia Thurber Late of Eden, deceased
Edwin II Higgins, Admir- with will annexed.
ordered-That the said accountants g1ye no.
tee To all persons interested by causing a copy of
TINS orter to be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
may appear at a Probate Court to lie holden al
Bucksport, on the End Wednesday of NAV next.
az ten ofthe clock in the forenoon and show cause
allowed ''' "<7
o. P.CUNNINGHAM Judge of Probate.
Attest:-CHAs. =. DoRR Register.
true copy, attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
3wl7
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-pANA'> >AR>APARILLA.
SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE.

II "a, inst an Ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper. bat Il SAVED her life She Wa ~ The
'tst >fagr~ ~ consumption. told rs physicians
that >hr was incura'lc sud could not i've
only 4 >hoit time: she weighed L.. than soy
,nty pounds ON pircc ~ wrapping paper
nc I+aj II Dr. Kings Nr~ Discovery. and
.o' sample bottl., Il hrjped her. h" bought
large bottle II h,Ip"i her more. bought an
other snd grew h.tirr fat. continued IT, u~e
and j. now strong. heaitht. rosy, plump.
weighing 40 pounds. For farther particulars
send stamp - " II. Cplc. fnrt smith friai
Botlr- Of lhi- " wonderful Discovery Ere" ut ;.
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The call for Republican State Con
vention which we publish elsewhere. is a
very in>pirin. one. The man who cannot
respond. heart and soul to a call like that,
is far from being an object Of envy. The
principles TO which the call gives expires
sion, are principles which underlie the
prosperity Of the State and Of the individ-
ual men and women who constitute the
State II was declared in the long ago hy
an Inhahitaut of the city which sat on
seven hills and from her throne Of beauty
ruled the world " To be q Roman i
greater than to he king" And We may
say that 10 be a Republican in the high
sense Of this call is t. be a patriot and a
benefactor Of mankind Rally round the
fag boys; rally once again"
Thirty years ago the great question ID
this country was the slavery Of the black
man; to-dsy it j the equality Of the white
man or. In other words, a Senator Shcr-
man once put il, whether a southern man
in Mississippi may, by depriyiug a majority
of the legal voters in the State of their
right to vote exercise twice the political
power Of white man in the North where
the franchise Is free and open and equal
to all
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Matrimonial Echoes.
.INrI..,lN

KNowLToN. SIMPSON
A very pleasant event took place al
Green's Landing. Saturday evening. April
49, when Mr. 7. :, knowlton, editor OF
the Deer Isle Grzette, and Miss Elnora Y.
Simpson were united in marriage by Rev.
LAFAYETTE Collins Mr.. John Eaton acting
a. best man and Mis-, Edna F. knowlton.
the grooHs sister a. bridesmaid. The
bride wa> attired in ottoman silk with
white vely ct and flowers. Tn. groom wore
al E4ss sit. After extending copgrainla-
al homes, wishing the happy couple rtc.,
rdle Among the presents were black
walnut and ash chamber set, Dr L. 5
Chllcott, Bangor; an elegant oil painting
Miss Nellie Doane, Harwichport, Mass
silver berry spoon. Miss Lottic Long, Har-
wlchport, Mass; parlOr lamp, Mrs. {. +.
Eaton rocker, Mr.. John Eaton: oil paint
ing, Mr. Richard knowlton; easy chair,
Miss Flora knowlton; gold headed UNI
orella. Miss Edna F. knowlton; Persian
rug, Frank Simpson and Parker Turner
commode set, Mrs. p. ID Eaton; water
set, Mrs. Emma Grindle pair vases Mr.. and
Mrs J X Richardson; bureau cloth Miss
Fannie Eaton; toilet set. Miss Lillian
Greeniaw; table cloth, Mrs. S. d. Brown;
and silver service from the groom
The editor Of the American wishes Brother
hDowlton and his bride long and happy wed
led nfe, and Will they ALLOW him 20 suggest as
motto To be worked on perforated paper. suitably
framed ami hung up IN the most conspicuous
place In their home Marriage 4 not Failure
and that they may let their daily lives testify 10
il truth
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DIR. Uaines' Golden Specific

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out the know ledge OF the person taking il, ef-
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

tf8
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10 al persons interested in either Of the estate.
hereinafter named. e''%'Ves
Al court of probate held at Ellsworth yithir
ann TOT the county of Hancock on thn sncnr'i
wednesday Of April, in the year Of our / or,i
eighteen hundred and ninety Jul '''''
'I'HE following matters HAVING hao, ,,z,,, =,
-, i !. 'he aetion thereupon hereinafter indica
tel, II IS hereby ORDERED, thar notice thereof IT.
given to all persons interested il, causing n cor
Of TINS orier TO be published three weeks srlccei:
meI. ~ the fliswo III American. printed at Ems
worth In said county, that they may appear At a
nrooate court To be held at Buckspnrt, in said
county, on the second Wednesday of Nav nrxt az
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and be heart ther. AZ
and object If they see cause ''u
Sophronia Doane, late of Gouldsboro in saia
county, deceased. Petition that Henry w I 49,
Ton may be appointed administrator prcsen,ee r
Wealthy ID. fall ct AL 'io'oh'ed oy
BENJAMIN +. Lnnt. late of Long Island p,.n.a
n non' ID sad county, deceased. Petition that ii.
n ,,sr aponord may be appointed administrator
deceased. '''r vi SAID
49,. =, r.CCNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate
true copy or the original orthr
OWL attest;-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
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Isaac Mace.
Aurora, Maine.

Non resident taxes IN the tnwn Of fenob-cot.
county 81 HAnrork. tor scar l>-g.
J1Hk following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
L resident Owntr-.in tie town Of Frnubscni for
the year ls~a In bills committed ~ J b. Wilson.
collector IL sat town, the l8th day OF Mas.
l>-4. ha- been returned rs him to rrnaiu
ing unpaid on III. 18th iav Of February l-s0 by
h.. certificate ~ that tAie, and BOW remains
u.4pAli, and uutirr l. hereby given that II The
said lakes, Interest anil charges are not paid into
The treasury 81 said town " thin eighteen Onths
from the late ~ the commitment ~ -ai! hill- 20
much Of thu real estate taxed Will he sufficient
70 pay the amount duc their for Including interest
AMI charge. viii without further notice DC suhi
al public A4rIlru It A h. tArDum'> -torr, 10 -Ald
town. on the 18th Thy u November \ u. I-,., at
10 clock Ia the fureaoon.
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/, ni
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Prevent tendency to wrinkle. or asn, Of
the skin by using LEACRELLE OIL. Preserves
youthful, plump. fresh condition OF the feat
ure,. Prevent, whitening OF the ~kin. driving
up Of the flesh, develop, the bust. Prevents.
chapping, cracking keeps the skin soft.
smooth. 81 %. Druggists. or prepaid by tx
press. f.. :. WELLS.
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EcileDtic Fits Cured.

My remedy has been successfully used over
twenty ears, the first patient being permanently
ed may 1t not cure your II is put up in liquid
and powder form, sent by express at your own
expense. or mailed post paid. Tie powder is
press charges. Medicine for one month, 500;
two months, $3.50. l.. p. EVANS, Druggist, Do.
yer, Me. lyrl5
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For Sale or Rent.

One and one half miles from post-ofice farm OF
sc acres; ten acres moving land balance growing
timber ESTIMATED 800 cords.) Story and a half
house; ell and shed connected. Barn five rods
from house Good well of water under cover
Will sell wood land separately. For further In .
formation inquire at the premises or of S. p
Stockbridge.
3mosl5 HERBERT ADAMS
Ellsworth, April 9, 1880.