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We notice an item Of interest n the
Sni Diego Union California Fred +.
Carter. son Of Abram b Carter ~ ms
village, has been building fine Yacht al
San Diego The Yacht hs> made Nnc-
ces>fal trial trip. She is named the "f'n-
elope. i owned by Mr. VIM Lacy 81 los
Angeles. and is designed for ocean travel
for pleasure She has five >iatr-room-.
measures scveuty-tve feet over all, sixty
three feet water line, carries 5000 feet Of
canvas. draws ten feet and eight inches
Of water i built FOR speed, and Is expect
ed To- excel ANYTHING of the Kind upon the
Pacific coast MIR Fred Carter Is her cap
tain
Tho Brook>,ill" Coruc' Band is booked
for A concert here saturday evening, the
3l>tiu~t
David cain. j. son OF David Cain
II ,hi, Village. after thirty years residence
in T,xa~ : At bone with HI parents i"I
a few weeks. perhaps longer
Nh Il i Carter ha> been authorized 10
at s., agent for The Equitable Life AS~ur
aucc Society OF New York for liancocF
county
Mr. Wycr q sargrn, l,ft home y,
-Cuy of Richmond" On THURSDAY i'l
III. IN attend %, graduating exercises a
Culby Academy. Nrw London. \ II h.
>ar Addison J Sargent. hrin- a mrmN'
~ the graduating ,la.- >hr ra> accom-
an.ed Va Mis-. Matte sargent. daughtc
nf Hon II W Sargent. i \. y.
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Congressional.

Monday. June l6,-Thc Senate NJ &C
ton was taken ON the Silver bill, and gen
eral debate was kept up. MIR. Allison
making al elective speech.
The Finance Committee has restored the
duty on works of art; thc Tarih bill VIII
probably he presented 10 the Senate to-day
or to morrow
The House The Suudry Civil bill was
considered and a few amendments were
made
Tnc>dav.-Tbe Senate free coinage
silver bill was passed by combination OF
western Republicans and Dem 'crats; the
vote was Is to -.
The House The Sundry Civil bill bill
passed and the Indian Appropriation vas
was taken up
"Wednesday. The Senate; The Tariff
bin was reported from the Finance Com
mittee; in executive session a number OF
nominations were confirmed and TWO re
jected.
The House: The amended Silver bill was
received from the Senate, and referred q
the Committee on Coinage, Weights and
Measures the Indian Appropriation pm
was passed.
Thursday Tie Senate The report 81
the Pan American Conference Committee
customs | mon WIS lCtttN''i ii'Ab Wv
President: the Legislative Appropriation
! bill was further discussed.
The House: An all dav battle wa
fought over Speaker Reeds reference al
the Silver pill To tie Coinage Committee
finally Mr.. Mills, motion. amended, Il
strike from the journal the Speakers ordc
If reference. WAS adopted; the Fedora
Election bill was reported.
FRIDAY President Harrison vetoed
railroad bill
The senate The l. gislatjvc Appropr!a
ton biu was considered. amended su'
passed some senators expressed their "p
position to the Geological Survey, who
Mr. Ingalls, defended.
The House The controversy over IL
Silver bin WAS continued, seven Repnhl
cans voting with the Democrats aEsin>
the operation Of tie House rules
SATURDAY The Senate The bill tn d'
vote to thr common schools OF Utah u
property " the Mormon church was pas
ed: tic Tin establishing an cducatlnn'
fund was discussed.
Tie House The Speakers dccl>io
sending iAe Silver bill TO the Coinage Con
mit.ee MAS sustained, ~ 10 M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Al S"u., no ~, cn,,mty Of Hancock on the second
"e,ihSS''i,G{ r -, named executor Of IA Ger
A, tam instrument purp"runE ~ nC W. ~, ~
viii and testament OF James NJ 'GMrlt'atS "' I'm
worth IN said county, deceased n'''nH P''N'"''''
inc s'tnl' i"' H., tho sail A. G. Hagerthy give
~ ~ in ,,sr-,,n. Interested rs causing copy
49,, ~ T. !, g.. ,,iIi .httl three weeks success
"' VIZ ,,,,,th ,tu,.ri,, M printed 1T Ell--
~ Xxx, NIX. ,,as sutf,r M Probate Court tn
ht held at RIuchu iH sand county, on th' 7,J
oua Wednesday nf July new ~ yen q 'u' -"
a. The forenoon and show caft-c u any ts& w p
why the said instrument should n"l h' Pr"Ntu, NJ
proved, and allowed as the last VIII Ann testament
{ Of said decreased, .,,...,,,,
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain of cutting teeth: II so. send at
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINsLow's
ING. Its value is incaIcuIabIe. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers. there is no mistake abou, If
1t cures dysentery and diarrhpa. regulates The
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie. softens
the gums. reduces inflammation, and gives
zone ana energ" TO the whole system. MRS.
WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRrp Eop CIR,
DREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste. and
Is the prescription of one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians IN the United
States, and is for sale BY all druggists through.
out the world. Price - cents bottle.
1yL0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

HE Democratic State Committee has
Called new State convention. or rather
has called upon the officers and members
OF TIE old convention to re-assemble al
Hran,t t. Hail, Augusta, July 2. for the pur
pose Of nominating candidate for gov
erlor, The Democrats are evidently in
dilemma. candidate for Governor they
mast have; but they greatly fear an at
tempt to amend or alter the platform.
They are. s. : We'll known, divided on the
question Of high license. Men. ike Bro.
Bass Of the Bangor Commercial are pro-
nonnced champions of high license which
means free rum On the other hand men
IKE Bro Drisko Of the Machias Union.
VINO are pronounced prohibitionists and
men Of integrity and principle, are sinh
born members who know their rfahts
aud knowing dare maintain" The friends
OF license have very flexible principles and
would vote for prohibition. or any other
virtue, however foreign it might be TO
their nature, rather than 10 see a runtpre
W their party. On the other hand it is be-
lieved that the friends of prohibition will
not stand much bulldozing from the H.
cense men Of their party. The CONNER !
chi has this to say about it:
The call for the Democratic state con- |
yeltion was evidently framed with view /
TO shutting of any movement toward
amending or altering the platform in any
way Whether or not this NAV be done.
however, depends upon the wishes of
majority of the convention and not unon
the rulings of the chairman. We want no
Reed tactics in Democratic state conyen-
ton.
OF course the Democrats want no Reed
tactics" for Reed tactics mean order, prin-
ciple, integrity and good government. and
never license, anarchy and the overriding
Of m4jorities. Reed tactics" and Demo-
cratic temperance principles are two of the
most Incompatible things this world ever
saw, snd are as far apart as heaven and
leI
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COL. CLARK,

l. :. Army. writes: For the last two wear.
my health has been excellent; this. think, i.
Que TO my using sulphur Bitter, a, formerly
my health was miserable, owing to III. ~
quent changes Of climate etc, SO incident 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Dur ing the eight weeks spring term Of
The primary school, under the instruction
OF Miss Sara Sargent, the following schol-
ars We're not absent: Dana Hammond
Guy Farrar Callie Joy, Rufus Bedford.
Willie Foss. Winnie Foss, May Anthony,
Reuben Riley, Lille Bedford. Emma
Anthony, Della Bickford. Arthur Harring
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East Lamoine and its Surroundings.

Business at the Beach is being started
up in good shape. Workmen are busy on
Tie wharf, making The ferry slip much
WIDER. so tia, teams can make quick land
iugs 70 and from the boat. vessel WIN
two hundred and fifty tons of coal Tor the
ferry steamer Chaplin, is daily expected
The water from Blunt's Pond will he turn
ed on during the week. Roads, driveways'
avenues and the fine boulevard are being
put IN fist class order Capt. +. l.. inter
holham, with his crew of the steam terry ,
boat, left on Monday, for Southport, TO
bring her down to her route as quickly As
possible. Mr.. Savoy, the manager OF the
Pavilion Cafe, will be in his place III the |
latter part of this week bringing win hlth' /
no doubt. some Of his attaches, so that
the building will soon be made ready Tor
guests. Cottages for rent are being sharp
~ inquired after We have it from good
authority that manager Savoy has received
numerous applications for rooms in the
: Pavilion some time ago, aud that all lndi-
/ cations point to lively season at TINS
/ lovely seaside summer resort.
+ More than tifty men and quite a large
number of horses are employed by the TWO
ice companies IN sluicing ice from the
houses near Blunts Pond and loading
( vessels living at the ice wharf. The three
ma>ted schooner job II Jackson has saii-
ed: She carried near twelve hundred tons
The three masted schooner Leandcr Beebf
Greenport l. D., Capt l.. '. Beche, VIII
have sailed before this j. in print. Her
capacity l. over 1890 tons. Three masted
! schooner Helen &. Mo>eley, Capt. \. y.
Holt. is taking in her cargo. The schooner
David Faust Of your city, Capt. Perry
Alley. will be the next 10 haul in.
Of a
threc-ma.ted schooner, who has been
away on an eight months cruise, ! nome
for few DAYS rest; he is looking much
better in health than he did year ago.
Charles +. Walker i improving and in
able To be about and attend To business Is
stnr, and poSt-ofiiCc. Alau>on Googin~,
who has been quite sick during the winter
i on the mrudiug hand. We called on
SUNDAY and found him much improved; he
i able to take out door exercise MS
friends all hope for his complete re>t"ra-
tiou to health Mrs. Nash. daughter Of
Calvin UuckiuS. ha> arrived home l" her
fathers house from Nepou~et. Mass, IN
quite poor health Her husband, who : a
house carpenter ha> made HI hpue th'f"
forever a Ncar past hut utr PHYSICIAN
dyi.ed her removal To her native place ia
homes Of her speedy restoration Ia health.
Tn mas Moon, the artist from Tacoma.
y H.. has arrived and j. At work IN hl'
saloon. He j. engaged III surrounding r.
sorts. takiu. views which he brings 70
. thi> place ana finishes Nj Moon ha-
done some excellent WoTA 10 large pictures,
aud j. gi,in. good satisfaction TO n"
patrons
! uur Young men are leaving home very
Z RAJ, for thu seasons work In surrounding
,,i,.,,- ~ r,.~,rf 'iartr,. lb,.~I- ir~ book
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NOLTAIC BELT Co..
l!fo Marshall. Mich
lYr6
DRUNKENNESS Liquor HABIT-In
all the World there Is but one cure.
DIR. Hainrs, Galden S.~.Iaa

1t can be given in cup OF tea or coffee with.
out the knowledge OF the person taking it. ef
iecting speedy and permanent cure. whether
the patient is a moderate drnker or an alco.
hole wreck. Thousands of drunkar,ls have
been cured VINO have taken the Golden Speci-
fic in their coffee without their keox lad.,n
and to-day believe they quit drinking OF their
own free will. No harmful effect results from
lis administration. Cures guaranteed. send
for circular and full particulars. Addres. in
confidence, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.. 1S5 Race
Street, Cincinnati, o. 1y40
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Sherif's Sale.

HANCOCK, IS
TAKEN upon execution and will be sold bv puh
L he auction on the Fad day Of August A ID
$50 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon at the offire n,
teiIoWs IN Bucksport, in said county, all the
right, title and interest which Henry Wardweu 81
Aipany' IN the state of Georgia, has in and To a
certain parcel of real estate situated in Orland in
s'ld county, AMI bounded and described as fol
lows, To Wit; Bounded on the north by land OF
reitlah White. on the east by the road connecting
the Ioddy Pond road with the Ridge road so ca IT,
e'i on the south by the Back Riige road so called
on the west by land Of Rob. Dorr, containing "a
acres, mort or less. and known a the homestead
OF the late John Wardweil. the same having
been attached on the Origin al writ. July "A, A. B.
1883. 80
J. ". PATTERSON. Deputy sheriff.
Buckspcrt, Me, June 10, 1891 3w2s
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N NOTICED!

cbsra,ea Is hereby given that unless all ,,,,,,.
UPON the ed o se Sa aine Central Railroad ]
par before the time Of sae hnrnt specified are
Of b4fose saia boards shall be otherwise tsnos
auction sale leo On az. there VII he sold at pu6he
at Ii o'clock snd "see'lnesday June 18th A. n i-0
In FiIsd NE iate George W Fiske On WIZ
pine floor FIJI bnsr, me- certain car load il bar
ing $500 feet ,,,a-,. |'ghed snd groovcd, contain
PAW AMI lord Godfrey via ali Rslroa5 n'n
worth station s a5 company ,h received At il Eiis
~ moaiheed at time OF sale. Pyin- , Terms a.
station ee ey application to Georse n p Gyan
dated May 2ist, a. d. Ism
2w25 PAYsON TUCKER.
oen's Manager NJ. c. X. X.
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Messengers Notice.
"fti Z or TIE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, $ June I'D, A D. $50
T1IIl> Is to give notice that on the I'm aav q,
June 4 y. 1870, a warrant in Insolvency ~, :
Issued out ~ the court Of insolvency for said
county Of Hancock, against the estate Of Dudley
= Jones oI Ellsworth, In the county Of Han
cock adluiEe'i to be an insnlvent debtor on pe,i
i!un n 7ll'I debtor which petition WAS filed on the
I'm daE n June, a. u. l>!si. 10 which date in
teIt-l n caiIn- i q he computed; that the pay.
transfer inl deliver. Of any property br him are
'nrhld,icn " law; that needing OF the creditors
q sin arpt"r g prove their debts and choose one
"r more assignecs % biz ustai. will be heId nj :
r"nr' q Insolvency 70 be holden at The probate
court room ~ Hiuehill. in said county Of Han
$50 AZ o'clock in the afternoon
ten. 800
Sheriff ger of the court OF insoly for
sail county OF Hancock 2yy3s
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For Governor,
Edwin c. BurIeigh.
ruRNtTRt>I >tATREs TO CoNGREsS-
first DiIr7.f-THOMAS II. REED.
>,ra+T Instruct NELSON bl\GLEl, JR-
Tfir. Ii,t-ir{-$ErH /. MIILIkEN.
FHt-fl pistrirf-CH ARlt> \. BOZ TkLlE.
The Financial Record Of the Maine Re
publicans.

Among the ringing speeches made at the
Republican State Convention At Augusta
the l2th instant was that by Attorney
General C. f Littleheld of Rockland. 1t
was mastery effort, replete with elo-
quence, bri~tling facts and figures. re-
search marked by untiring assidulty aud
logical demonstrations which no man
could gain~ay. part of this excellent .
speech wa devoted to an account OF the .
stewardship of tie Republican party from /
the time it took the reins Of government (
from the Garcelon administration down to
Tx. present time. These facts are worthy (
the careful study Of every patron OF the
AMERICAN for whoever studies them with
the care which their importance deserves
must become con, inced Of the good show
sn. which they make for the Republican
PARTY. and especially for Edwin c. Bur
legh. who a. State Treasurer and later a.
Governor, so i rected the financial matters
~ the state a to bring about the beneti-
,ia. results which Mr.. Littlefield ably
points out
We quote from the speech in question
Is follows
shall ral the attention Of the RePubli-
cans OF Maine and Of the people OF Msiue
.p tAe financial condition of the State Of
Maine " hen il descended to u on Dec. 81,
1872 What was the public Indebtedness
#u this State in 1879: II vas $. >i9 200 90
ar there was q sinking fund Of Sligo
i5H HA. thus making bonded debt, over
arl above assets available tc reduce the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Custom House, Ellsworth, Maine, June 8, 1890.
sealed proposals will be received until IL O'Clock
noon, July LIST, $3.50, for furnishing fuel lights
water, ice. miscellaneous supplies, washing tow
els, hauling ashes, ami sprinkling streets for this
building during the fiscal year ending June 30
1881. Particulars furnished on application. JOHN
ID. HOPKINS, Custodian. 3w24
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Bowdoin College

EXAMINATIONS for admission TO College will
- be held at the Cleavcland Lecture Room.
Massachusetts HAIL on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
June 9th and 18th, and on FRIDAY AND Satire
DAY September I2th and 18th, beginning each day
at 30 A. N. M candidates must be present on
Friday morning
WILLIAM nEW. HYDE. President.
6funsulck, May 3ith, lssH. 5w22
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Jones -" Hello, Brown, See that man go
ing down the street with his pockets bullying
out Ike balloon s"-Brovn Yes. who Is
heT Jones why, that's jenkins. and that's
money that his wife saved for him in econom-
izing by using Brussels SOAP
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Tes;imon! Of Prominent Lady OF Belfast.

Al the corner Of Church and Main Streets.
Belfast. Is the large Dry Good. Establishment
OF Mr.. Mrs \. ID. Chase. For nearly 83
years the business OF this establishment has
been carried on by the same parties and the
urn name has almost become household
word in all the familia. Of Wade tou,,,v
Mrs. Chase Is shrewd. business Ike lady
In regard 10 DANA's SARSAPARILLA.
she SAYS am now -iXty-.ix wears OF age
and have been in active business for tbirfy-two
years. For - years have been confirmed
p!>pfpuc. Last spring lost my Appetite
was much reduced in weight and strength.
va. induced to try DANA's SARSAPA-
RlLLA, and after using few Bottle. became
better. gaining = pounds in flesh Have TAX
en II bottles and feel stronger, and better
i ho,e 10 I'LL ~! 10 BUSINESS, than for Years.
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l. concerned. tbst no. S''S pubic notice 10 all
and has taken mon bii,. tteh 1uly appoint 1t
Of Long Isa tmf state Of benjamin LINT late
en-, by giving bond as the law ,,ir 'ecras-
said dacea a persons VINO are ndehrc,, ~ he
ment an5 ,h estate to make mmeiatc ra sLe
TO exhibit the same rnr a, aillN demands thereon
Deer Isle, May q, 1880 L 4" r. Sr"tFoRD.
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thin and for tue
To the Hon. Judge OF /

~. ia, .ruJ,e of Probate within and for tue
County of Hancock ,,.
~ -. ,~sfr,,r,l George + kentpt BucksPoN'
II l. aaid cnuut, guardian OF lcrcy T. MI
-; hair ~ Matilda j Kent, late OF salu b"ohs
M DECEASED, respectfully represents tha' INV
minor is seized and possesSru :" ~ IN H., home
,t ~ me saii late Matilda J hent, siuateu ~
nj street in said Buck sport tnit ati,, ,s' 1,nat
Of any behcht :" r. sajd minor that
= w." san,e shnuld he sold aud the pro"et"S StSWtI
M interest ar otherwise used Tor W, ptr it X ,a
,innT. he therefore prays your hnl or VIZ ~ n
49, ',h,,ri1,d and empowered aglttahiH " i"N
% sclI aho, c described real cs''te , ~ 49, ~
I As in your opinion may be eNpeusnat' KENT
June lith.A. d. 1890
STATE OF MAINE.
hancock s. AT Court OF rroU"so 81 Inpe
Ellsworth on the second wednesday Vi 'u"''
1890 NJ.
~, ,,c mention aforesaid, ORDERED, That no
,ioe hc yivru by publishing copy OF sao peuu"h,
with tbis order thereon, three weeks su,tcss i,S
a. The Ellsworth American, newspaper ptl'a'
IN t 1f,r,b thnt nj persons Interested may at
Tend on the second "Wednesday % hu,E mn, MN d" a.
Court of Probate TO he hoilen IL 90 90 snid nru
shew cause IL any, why the prayer 9l SAN pS ,
tinn should not be granted. Such ho'iVe 10 "' sN
en- before S"'' ''''' O. p. CI,SNISGHNM, Judge.
.,z Au,.t-CuAs. T. poRE, Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p pokE' h'S'-''r'
A, copr, of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
a. - Tt fr me county of Hancock ON the second
"Wednesday al June, \, y. 1890
& UAGFRTHI, named executor OF Ger,
a ,,in Instrument purportirg to be the last
Iii and testament of James NJ JCwctt, late OF tis
worth IN said county, decreased having P''N'"'''
inc G ra,s i'' in9t the sai A. {, Hagerthy give
note, Ia nr prr-nn7 interested, hy causing copy
Of this or,fcr to Toe published thI"e "etAS Su'T'
lrcIy in the Ellsworth Nmcric m, printed u lIt--
warm. fhst tncy rnay appear al Probate Court Up
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HORSE FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale his lark bay
morse h'e years OH sound amt kind Iuquire at
the corner OF Washington ami Water streets
Ellsworth, june 3, lS9l. 3w5i.
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Its economical Brussels soap.
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LOST.
G & 70 M!

Eank look ~ a-F. tln.tar wifi please leave
with Hancock tnumy savings Bank gu3s.
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At d court ~ Probate holivn at Ellsworth NlnlI
ami for the county uf Hancock ON tht 7''""'
Wednesday OF iuue, \. -. ls'E'.
r1nOM IS MORGAN RpIt u. named rN"lH"I III
| a certain INSTRUMENT pHrpcrlh@ 20. ti' ~
viii aud testament OF Helen Morgan h""I'' '"l'
~ Eden In said county deceased having present
ed the same orprphatt ,..
- -, ii ,y,,,, interested uy causing copy u
mis- order to b., published three weeks successive
IN in The Ellsworth American. printed al rus.
"",'',' '', , rt,tU IN sl county, uu the -,cuuI
~, u, - ~ ~ i,I(y u,.>t at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon and -hcw cause, II any th'N it''' WHY
.3Itrstrr,p,.r,r ~A.,nlA not q, proved, aUpru'-
,,l. and allowed R- the last Will and testament
w a. Z lINNl\OII w. JuI-c.
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NffT-T y N - 7 = FTTTTTT7' -
4 trt.. ...,,.y ATTEST -i HAS. l.. hpKR, Register.
fW2l
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-. II. q NNINNt M 'u'lE'
Attr.t.-CHNs. +. puRR, Register.
, tr,,e cnpv. Attest .-tHts. l.. noRR, kegiS tcr.
3w15
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HANCOCK IS AT Court Of Probate 9eT Inv az
Ellsworth ON the second wednesday VI 'H'''
1880. ~,
ON the petition aforesaid, ORDERED iht ti., no
rice he giycn by publishing copy OF san fttt"i',
Min tbis order thereon. three weeks surtvssn.'H
IL, The Ellsworth American, newspaper prince
a., "a Inswcrth that al persons interested may at
, ~ ~, ,h, second Wednesday OfJuly NEXT at
Soart Of Probate to he holden IN b,nen,i' at1
sbew r,usc, IL any, why the PRAYER OF SAM Pyu
,irp sbouId not he gr lnted such notice To DC CIV
on before said court. .,,.,, t,,.r.,
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~, Ia, Judge OF Probate within and Tor Tue
county OF Hancock ,,o.,.,,,,,
r, HE undersigned GaolEs r. h !, WIKI, II ken,
minor heir Of Matilda Kent late Of ,.id buc GA
port licensed respectfully rgpressm.' na sn
miner i ~ estate III an interest in the home
a,ssd Of the said late Matilda hsnt situated G
mi street in said Buck Ia T anal AND mai
,,rn,inrtiye Of any benefit to sal' nii' ~" ,i,
u ~" p',u lie for the interest Of sa'h minor MIN
,he same should he sold and the Pr3'etnS Stt"at
IN interest or otherwise used inr w. nP , ~ INV
nn a,,,hnrizrd and empowered agieean,s ~ - ",
to sell above described resl rsa ae3; "r tu'
1t as IN your op''' ' ,FoRGE +. kent.
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lgIl-lA AMI BANGOR
.lufIn II