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, 1890-03-01
Up to d ate and Down to the Times.

Up TO ID ate and Down TO the Times.
THE PHOENIX MARKET
While 1t ID up to date N every essential
is down to the times in the matter of
placing upon the market the following
line OF staple and fancy goods at prices
r~diculously low:
Beef, Veal Mutton,
Turkeys, Chickens.
Quail. Prairie Chickens,
Dressed Teal, Ducks,
Vegetables of all kinds,
Fish and Oysters,
Pickles. Pigs Feet, Triple,
Pure Lard,
Pork Sausage, Bologna
Wiener Wurst, Honey.
, 1890-03-01
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
L with or without board. Good day
board cheap. Mrs. \. Curley, POOP Ed
dy street.
, 1890-03-01
nitely without any documentary fOrmah-

TX iihOu any uOCulhChhhig
ties.
Representative Cutcheon, from the
committee on. military affairs, to day re-
ported to the house the army appropria-
ton bill. The total appropriation carried
by the bill is sos, ASS, 220, an increase
over the appropriation for the current
year of 1868, COS. The estimates sub
mitted by the department aggregated
$25, GIL. 574.
The Needham-herrigan Fight n Draw.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2S.-DennY
Needham OF st. Paul and Patsy Kerr
gan OF Bosom fought one hundred rounds
atthe California Athletic club last night,
when the referee declared the fight off,
and stated the amount of the purse which
would be awarded would be fixed later.
He said he had examined the hands of
both men. and found they were in such a
condition that they could not continue the
fight. The fight lasted six hours and
forty minutes. 1t was a walk aroupd from
the start. There were not more than
half a dozen rounds in which the men at
tempted to force matters. Needham was
knocked down three times in the fifty
fifth round, and four times in the seven
tieth.
, 1890-03-01

r1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
Editor Of Ellsworth american.

Editor Of ELLSWORTH american.
In your Issue of August 2Sth | notice
an article over the signature of Good
Templar" which reflects unfavorably upon
the better portion of the community here,
and also gives, as l believe. a wrong
impression in several respects. LIST. No
interest In Good Templars' Lodge. only to
find matter for criticism. Now let no one
suppose that interest in the temperance
cause is by any means confined to the
Lodge or it's members. Such is not the
case. Much more is done to prevent
drinking and to build up temperance
sentiment in the community, by persons
outside the Templar organization than by
its members; indeed it is not generally
thought that the Lodge is really working
in the interest of temperance so much as
in the interest of certain of its members.
There are some sincere, earnest temper
ance workers in the lodge, and were it in
different hands, or management, there
would he many more of the earnest tenn
pcrance people enrolled IN its member
ship. The writer say, we cannot posslb-
ly get our pastor or wife To belong to
either Lodge or Temple Now l happen
to know that both were contemplating
joining for the purpose of aiding in temper
ance work, but when they saw the leading
member of the Lodge, while professedly
working for temperance on Friday
evening, on Saturday evening using all his
influence to encourage intemperance, they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
The Eastern Maine State Fair.

The eighth annual exhibition Of the
Eastern Maine State Fair has proved to be
one of the most successful events in the
history Of the association. The Fair open
ed auspiciously on Tuesday morning and
continued until Friday night, uninterrupt-
ed by foul weather or anything to mar the
success or the complete performance OF all
that had been planned TO be carried out
Wednesday which had been made Cover
nor'- day and at which some of the most
important features took place. Such a
crowd at the park has been seen only when
the New England Fair was held in associa-
ton with it and was estimated by compe-
tent persons to exceed 90, 900 people The
large exhibition of live stock, agricultural
products and the various manufactured
articles may be said to equal If not sur
pass in some respects the exhibits Of pre-
vious years. In the list Of exhibits the
herds Of cattle and sheep, the strings of
fine horses and the hocks of fowls speak
well for the agricultural interest of the
state, The stalls along the sides Of the
park were we'll filed with noble animals of
good blood and proven worth
On Wednesday there was great parade
of tremen in the morning, which was fol-
lowed by a trial Of engines. Trial for
hand engines had for contestants the
Ticonic company, OF Ellsworth Falls,
which played 200 feet 3 10 inches, the
Dirigos OF Ellsworth. 1913 feet 9 inches.
and the Monitors of Orono, ia feet and
inches, and prizes were awarded to both
Ellsworth companies.
All Thuraday forenoon a large and en-
thusiastic crowd were in attendance upon
the fremen's races. Ellsworth and Houl-
ton were tied for the two hundred yards
dash to the hose carriage, return to hy-
drant and laying hose, each doing I in
one minute six and one-quarter seconds.
They divide the two first purses. The
Maine State College won the Individual
race for chief engineers. Scottie Stevens
and Mitchell, both of Bangor, were leaders
| 10 the individual foot-race for one half
mile, the former winning in 2.l2
| The above statement relative to the
Ellsworth companies is in accordance with
the decision; but it is claimed by our fire.
men and some of our citizens who timed
the companies, that the Ellsworth com
pany fairly won the first prize.
| In the hub and hub race, one-h half mile,
| Deluge Of Brewer was first in $40 IA,
Eagles Of Gardiner, second, Dirigo of
Ellsworth, third. Among the most inter-
ested OF the spectators was Elijah Low Of
| Bangor, the nrst chief engineer of q fire
department in the United States, Bangor
being the first city to disband the old time
fire wardens and substitute single head.
For years after this, Bangor had the two
best hand-tabs in the country, holding the
championship gained in contests in Bos-
ton, New York and Albany.
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were led to pause and consider whether
they could consistently give him their sup
port. Our pastor came to us only last
May and we, who know the condition of
things, think he did wisely in not joining.
We regard the work Of the church in its
prayer meetings and Sabbath schools as
favorable TO and promoting Temperance
Ideas and principles, but the one church
member belonging to the Temple is not
identified with either church or Sabbath
school work. Nor is the leading Good
Templar identified with church work, but
on the contrary 1t is felt that by his incon
sistency he is largely uadoing or neutralz-
ing the efforts Of others, both in matters
Of religion and temperance. We believe
in prayer and its blessed influences, but
If from our knees We 20 out and place
temptations to err directly in the way OF
the young, we shall signally fail Of the
blessings We might have. Much more
might be said, but viii not ntrude fur
Their upon your time.
CHURCH MEMBER.
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Rev. Mr.. Southworth of West Gould,-
ooro occupied the pulpit yesterday.
School opens this morning with Miss
Grace Thomas. teacher of the Grammar
school and Miss Lula Joy teacher Of Pr-
mary school
Misses Asenath and Belle Noonan, of
Boston. are visiting the home OF their
childhood.
The lumber is on the sites, for The houses
of Mr.. John Peny and Mr.. Fred Bi, kford.
Houses are 10 be built and ready for
occupancy this fall.
Huge bonfire at the Round Beach, on
Friday evening. was greatly enjoyed by
the young people.
Mr.. Frank Cole, of Lewiston, is visiting
his mother
Clam bake, in Light House grove. was
the social feature of Saturday last
Sept 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice,

T'tE following list of taxes real estate Of non
i resident owners in the town of Mt.Desert forthr
year lss9,in bills committed to John W. Somes col
ector OF said town, on the 9Th day of June y $50
has been returned to John W. Somes Treas
urer of said town as remaining unpaid
on the Bird day of June, 1890. by his ccrtid-
cate of that date and now remains unpaid and no
uce is hereby given that ii the said taxes and in
terest and charges are not paid into the treasury
OF the said town within eighleen months from the
cate OF the commitment of the said bills so much
OF the real estate taxed viii he sufficient to paw
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges, will without further notice be sold ut
public auction at the pOst-ofce, on SATURDAY. ,
Dec 9th, 1890, at O'Clock l.. NJ.
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hymeneai.

ON Tuesday afternoOn.at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mr.. NJ. NJ Whtrs-
ker. Mr.. Fred sias OF Michigan, and Mis-. Hat
tie Il. Whitaker OF ihi. city. were united In
marriage by the Rev. c. r. W Hubbard. IN a
very impressive and pleasing manner. The
newly welded pair left on the evening train
FOR Midland. Mich, which they VIII make
their future home, The! carry with them the
be-, wishes Of their MANI relative. aud friends.
thst theirs may be long and happ, fc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
STATE OF MAINE
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

Augusta, Aug. %, le.H.
DURStANT to chap. g. sec. %, OF the Revise,
i statutes, WILL at the state Trea9urcr's office
at Augusta on the twenty fourth day OF september
next, at eleven O'Clock \. NJ, sell and convey ~
deed TO the highest bidder all the interest OF tn,
State i'll the tracts of land hereinafter described
lying lii unincorporated townships, said tract,
having been forfeited to the State for STATE take,
and county taxes, certified To the Treasure OF
State for the year lSSs.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract viii be
made subject to a right in the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited To redeem the
same at any time within year after the sale ,hy
paying rendering 10 the purchaser his proportion
or what the purchaser paid therefor at the sale
with interest at the rate of twenty per cent pei
annum from the time of sale, and one dollar fol
release, or such owner may redeem his interest by
paying aforesaid to the Treasurer of State, a.
provided in chap. 6, - of the Revised statutes
No tract, however, will be sold at price les
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
State and county taxes, interest and costs as de
scribed in the following schedule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. Michael Curtain, Paiu>firld H., make,
the statement that She caught cold, " hich set
tied on her lungs; she wa, treated for 4 month
by her fainill ply stefan, but grew worse. lie
told her she was ahpp"iesS rirftm ~ cum
sumption and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested pr. Kings New Dis
cosers for Consumption; she bought bottle
and 10 her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued It's use and NJ
ter taking len bottles. found herself sound aud
we'll now does her own hou-t~ork ana i a.
well " he ever Was Ten cent triSl bottles OF
this Great Discovery Mt :. u. Virgins Drug
store ltr-,r tnttI, Jnt and al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS hy ,Irrl dated Nu.u-, I.t is
w ana recorded III ulnrnrt E,.I.t,y ~
DEEDS. BOOK as. ragt.,s- Nj Desert I,I,nt Ep,i
Estate nmp1n, a rnr,tnrati.,u ,r,,,uix,d n,,. ,.r
tn. general i,,,s nf Main, III, inc,,rI ~ Ll h,
the county of IIy ucn,k AMI >tntr at,r,saiI iii
convey In mortgage to Prank T. Wood trr.r,rLtt
" mn ana { h4rr, u stanford III "a II ,,..,,r
In thu. county nf rcnoI,. eat and ,,,, f,,.-,I,i
ANA <athatt,l Il M,u.drId III H,..rn,, N,.,'
ehn-ett. a rrrt,ln In ~ ispJ .it,a,.. a., / l
a aforesaid in th1t ,,.rt .,f the i,,,., l,',,,, a. 49,
Iiarbor aud bounded a. f,il,v. ~ Ee.,iurin,,
on thu, nurthrrIy line 81 ,otr,,,. ,r,,t 81 H.,
.nurhy,,t ,nrnrr Of l,nI rnru..r,y IA, r,,,t,,
AM tnt.rr, y,r-t,rI, TT -,i,i .tr,..,t III, MI r
10 A -tnk. thence, north .tbnur -iN a. ,i,,.r..- . -
uar,tIl.I vim IN, nr,. Ii .,tt - III, H. ., b,
or Inv th.ncr ,,-frrl, Il, III. ,...,,,, IL Ill, ~ il
An lot ton lu rods i'm distance. NJ r,,hr annette.
tnrnr,. .ntItb.rly Il, satI t.b g,u,i Min, ,ti 4.
rods more ~ l.-- Il, tn. ,,,iut ~ ~. ,,,I,, 49,,
cctltu inst mart ~ -,I ub.It. H., .r
vryrI ~ Richard II1iu.r \ ~nu- n, -.I.,,.-t :
III .,np-ou b. decd .Int,.i b,, /. l,-4 and 70.
cora. i in Hancock E,.I-tr. nf D,.-l. r... I'm,
pa., la; th,, p,rr,l .,u,,y,.f IN ,n,r,..t. - .,,'
tatuiug two aud three. fn..rn- r. l.r.- mora, or
IYo. ,uY H. ~. ~. -..,,. ,.,,,,'I ~ .,J ..r,.,
with -.,.i n,nrt,t,,. f,.f.,.,,-t. tn.r.t,
3ith - and r,,,rtl,.,l e. ,s,,.-,ld I',L .,l-
nag. t.E -aII Frank y Wood t,id -,li tr.l .,--i,r
Al Ill iut.tr-t III -alt mortgage, tud trr /. ii
t4rr,hy secured Z, Marianne Urr-,y ~ E,r,rr.
aforesaid
And' VIZ, ca, ~ Al -qmcnt. datcl octoacr
9Th Isl and r,.r,r,I,i A. ,t.,r,satd hook 49,
uayt. ilI ..tI Nathaniel "a N,n-h,LI ,ui III,
grant sell ASSIGN and -ru,ry. ain hi- intrrc-t IN
,aii mortgage. ana IN. debit thereby secured t,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11
Resolutions Of Respect
Passed by Lygonia Lodge, +. and A. NJ.
| be tleath OF Bro Inhn L. Minor


the death Of Bro. John l.. Moor.
Whereas. Our honorei Past Master an,
dearly beloved brother. John l.. Moor having
ripenrd for the harvest in accordance with
law a, natural and bcnefcent AS that which
ripcns the grain for the reaper has been gar
ncrcd b. III" loving aud supreme Reaper
therefore.
Hes"fred, That W. see IN bis death simply
manifestation Of the Great Father, love ID
His loved enid.
Hssoir,d. That we remember with graft.
iudt our brothers worth A. Mason and rit.
izcn sud that we viii strive to emulate his vir.
tues
H"Soirsf. That on Il page OF our record
book Their -haii Dee entered The name, age aud
date of death Of our larr brother ard that
th,~r resolutions be- published in the Ellis
WORTH AMERICAN and copies thereof be
furnished to the children Of The deceased.
JAMES G. tHILCDrT. ! Com
LEWIS FRIEND, on
j. II. llIGGiNS. Res
Eli~w orth. sept. ;. 1880.
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Marine List.

EIlswor,n fort.
StILED
Thursday, septa
Sch Marcellus, Pratt Boston
sch Forester. Patten. Boston
ARRIVED
Friday. Sept 5
Sch + Magee, kief. Portland
Sch Olive Branch, Farrell. Boston
SAILED
Sch Emily, Higgins. Pawtucket
Saturday, septs
Sch Leonora, Bonsey, Rondout
Sch Arboreer, Clark Boston
Sch John Foreman, Moseley, BAR Harbor
Sch Mary Eliza. Closson. Deer Island
ARRIVED
Monday. Sept
Sch Delaware, Hutchins, Boston
Sch Python Cheney, Boston
sch Otronto, Miiliken. Boston
SAILED
Sch VIM II Archer, Trundy. Roston
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Sept 5, sch L NJ Warren. Greenlaw,
Deer Isle
CID Sept S, sch Bloome-. Harper Portland
AR Sept 1, sch A Paine. Cameron Deer Isle
Cid Sept 2. sch Oriole, Grape, Somes Sound and
New York
Piymouth-Cld Sept 8. sch Montezuma. Rich,
Calais
Newport-Ar Sept4. sch Lyra, Dodge, Bristol
for Bangor
New Kedford-Ar Sept. schJ & II Crowley,
Lord, New York
New York-Ar Sept 5, bark Julia. Jordan,
Brewer; sch l. Davis, Burgess, Sullivan
Ar Sept 4, schs NJ b Mahoney, Haskell, Kenne.
bee; Northern Light, Robbins, and Lucy jenkins,
Simmons, Sullivan
Ar Sept 8, schs Mark Gray, n Harbor; Mag
nola, sullivan
Portland-Ar Sept 6. sch Lydia Webster. Web
ster, Salem
Cid Sept 6, sch Freeman. Kent, Swans Island
ar Sept !, sch Vixen, Rice, Steuben
AR Sept s. sch j. b. Knowles, Pinkham, Deer
Isle for Boston
Portsmouth-Ar Sept 4. sch Barnes. Wey-
mouth for Bangor
Philadelphia-Ar Sept schs Franconia, Young,
Franklin; ID d Haskell Haskell, Kennebec
Ar 81 ut L. sch II j Cottrell, Haskell, Bangor
Wilmington, n Car Sept $, sch Wyer G Sar-
gent Doane, \ W York
salem-s.d Sept 5, schs W Card, South Am.
boy; Z L Leonard, from Franklin for New York
StOnington-Ar Sept 4, sch Flora A Sawyer,
Sawyer, Bangor
Tarpaulin Cove-Ar Sept 4, sch Florida. for
New York
Vineyard Haven-Ar Sept 5, sch Rabboni, Ban.
gor for Newark
Sid sept 5, schs Myronns, Mitchell, Freddie
Eaton and Emma Green
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SEE WHAT

The wcllknown manager OF excursions to
Washington. California. and the " bite Noun
tans, l. \. W htComb. says: | have never
had ANYTHING do me much good Your sui
phur Biier,. II j. the best spring medicine
ever used. would al, ise all who suffer from
biliousnc-- and dyspepsia 10 use sulphur Bit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11

The record of cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be completely
written. The peculiar curative powers Of
Hoods Sarsaparia are successful when every
thing else has failed. II your blood is impure,
parilla.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-11

Whom Baby VA sick. We CAV. her CaatoriA
When she WAS 4 Child she cried for astoria
When she became Miss she chung to CastoriA,
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Born.

Centre-Aug. 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stan
ley, son.
Bar arbor-Aug. 81, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry f. Trott. a son.
North Hancock-Aug. Il, to MIR. and Mrs.
John n. Marshall, daughter [Alice May].
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Qbr Gllsuortb american.
Published Thursdays.
Offices 20 and % State Street
City and County.

MI ana MrsF r L. inufDcT OF fOrtlanu
were In this city, Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. II. }. Parker Of Dorchester
Mass, are in this cit, or vicinity.
The County Commissioners were in se-
sion. In">dN at the court house.
At s,dvuirh. Inst SUNDAY. Rev, p. A
/ Davis, Baptist. baptized n msm ~ years old
Miss Katie Perkins OF Bangor. /. in ,bi
city. III. eue.t NJ Mrs p,rli,. IN U.pcoc,
street
| See The new advertisement in ,po,h col
umu OF VI G,Il,rt the drv-cood. ti,g n
Maine.
w. had \ pleasant ,.nll On MONDAY from
Rev Mc>.r,. psyi, of s,drwick, and Mssor
/ of Rluehi
Miss Lliry X. o,cood LEFT thi. city Tues
day morning to rtturn to MI. Hol, oke College
soHth Hadlr,. Mass.
Secretary Blaine Icf, Bar uarlor. sunds,
evening, on hi. wsy 10 Augusta. 10 vote Mon.
day. al the state election.
Mrs tIora levi. dr...m.ler i. ,.lips
her annual vacation at Bucksport. She will
,.it Boston before her return.
II, .5ii.o, s.,pdcr. s,a .;t.o,I,rr
sre WISHING Mr.. s.rnJer.. ,.r.,,. NJ .rd
Mrs 1. II. Grinda Of his city.
NJ. ~ Io.,ar =, H. rI.rA,. t.
.,.r,,i,,.- ,.w .t,ys IL ,h.ci,, y. .,os, =,
Mr. ~, Mr.. NJ uonlip.
b.. fnr .o,,,. ,i,ro ho.n ,m,.,oyet :, tb.. XII.
t,r, N,,y,,rJ hon,. at election
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VIII meet 81 Their 'e-tr!' thursday evening
a. = ~ ''eN az -
see N another column NE professional
card OF Geo. +. Goosins, Esq, Attorney al
Law fortlsnd' Mr. ""osin- i. native OF NIL
bridge and now rising Young lawyer OF Fort
n" AMERICAN j. 10 "aht OF boy or
Young man TO learn the printers trade Appli-
csn'e Tor the place must De fairy educated.
tru>th temperate ,of good habits and not afraid
of work
MIR. Cha. Z. Dorr accompanied hv hs
clerk Mis- Moore. left thi. eli, TUESDAY, after
noon for Buck~port where they have zone to
attend court Of Probate and Insolvency. on
Wednesday,
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r .r.. r.,,....,..l ,o,,.., o., ,t,.t--, ,,,, ~,
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attendance. d, ,,,,,,.r. ,l,.ir.J
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~ 80 st '"'''' Wv I'll" anu -''' 'N'' 'D''
i he Ne" paFlor ana law game. vacuum.
tipped arrow pistols for pistol practice.
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hio spend $500 in raising and training n
49, 49, and then TO have him win only $40
oiSer y s nae trying to economic by using any
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SPECIAL ANNOI NCENENT,

We have made arrangements with DR.. X.
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Married.

Ellsworth-Sept. Q. by Rev. C. r. W. Hub
bard. Mr.. Fred Sias of Midland. Michigan,
and Miss Hattie B. Whitaker of Ellsworth.
Eastbro0k- 7, by L. W. Bunker, EsQ.,
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Messengers Notice,
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE


STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS Aug. Both, A. ID. 1890
THIS Is to give notice that on the 18th ay of Aug
A. ID. lsyO, Warrant in Insolvency was IS
sued out of the Court OF Insolvency for said Coun-
ty of Hancock, against the estate of said Sias ,
Grant, Of Ellsworth, In the county Of Han
cock, adjHdged to be an Insovent debtor on petit
ton of said debtor which petition filed on the
27th day of Aug. A. ID. 1880, TO which date inter
est on claims Is 10 be computed; that the payment
OF any debts to or by said
debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any pro-
perry by him are forbidden by law that meeting
of the creditors of said debtor to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees of his estate.
will be held at court of insolvency to be holden
at the Probate court room in Bucksport, in said
county of Hancock, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
Sept. \. ID. 1880 at O'Clock In the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten.
ID. l.. FIELDS.
Sheriff as Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency
for said County Of Hancock 2W3G
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The President ana Mrs. Harrison lief,
Washington for Cresson.
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No,ice of ,,,ignee of III, Aprointmcnt

+ Ellsworth. in the county Of Hancock 4I. %
n state of Maine, the twelfth day OF June, A
u. l>9n.
The mtrr-lI uci hereby gives notice oft biz ...
puiutmcut rs assignee of the estate ut Thomas NJ .
Seeds, OF Ellsworth. ia SAID COUNTY ii iIaI...s .
msoivrut debtor who has been declared au iu-u..
vent upon the petition Of said debtor hy the yUrt
of Insolvency iur said county Of Hancock.
EEE L NJ ASAN 8 .---.,-.-
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