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The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22

-~Mssrs. Geo. R. and VIM. P.
Ma dh, md John G. Goulden, visited
CaIahoua Lake last week on q hunt.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
D,sso1.UT1oy OF PARrNERsH1

Dissolution OF PARTNERsH1
The partnership heretofore exis
between Jacob Haynes and j. n.
new, under the firm name of Hay
L. Laney, is this day dissolved by n
tual consent. j. N. Laney assum
all liabilities and assets of the firu
and will settle all claims against il
and will continne the business unde
the name of j. N. Laney for his ow
account. JACOB HAYNES,
j. N. LANEY.
Alexandra, Jan. 4, 1890.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22

.-la tue 9Th inst, at Hineston, in
th;, paf,sh, Mr.. Sebron Ball aud Miss
Liliy Crawford, were united in mar.
RAG
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
JUDICIAL SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides,
Twelfth judicial District
Court.
David KuhnageI)
VS., No. 1880.

David Kuhnaget)
VS.. No. 1880.
Lonis Freeman.
DY VIRTUE OF IND TO SATISFY
ID . writ Of fieri facias issued and to
me- directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and will Of
fer for sale at public auction on the plan
tation of Mrs. Laulette Snowden, on Ba
you Lamourie, Rapides Parish, La, be-
tween tho hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, the 25th day of January, 1880.
the following described property:
One Sorrel Pony,
Is bushels corn, more or less,
3l0O pounds seed cotton, more or less.
Terms of sale--Cash, subject to ap-
praisement. y. T. sT1FFoRD,
Jan Y-tds, Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
Prices to Suit the Times.
JUDICIAL SALE.

J. Thomas Carnshan
vs.. } NO. 35ZI.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rapiaes.
Twelfth judicial District
Court.
DY VIRTUE OF AND To- SATISFY A
ID writ Of feri faciss Issued and to me-
directed in the above entitled amp nuns
hered suit, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction, in the town ofa
Boyce, Rapides Parish, La, between the
hours prescribed by law, ON
SATURDAY, the 25th day Of JANUARY,
1890,
the following described property, to-wit;
One Gray Horse,
One Brown Mare,
One light two-horse wagon,
Forty bushels corn, more or less.
Seven sacks cotton seed,
Four Hogs.
Terms of Sale-Cash. subject to sye
| praisement. D. I. STAFFORD.
Jau 8-tds. Sheriff Rapides Par
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22

Lieut.. Gov. James Jeffries, from
AToca was visitor here en- Monday.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
NELs TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR

H1HIs is TO INFORM MY FORMER
patrons and the public in general,
that have again opened the Eclipse
Livery Stable, on Third street, in the
rear Of the City Hall, and am now ready
for business. I have just purchased seve.
raj horses, and the necessary buggies and
carriages, to which will keep adding,
until my outfit is complete in every par
ticular. To horse or mule drivers offer
the largest and most convenient pens in
the city. My terms will be in conformity
to the times. A liberal share of the pub
lies patronage is all | ask or demand.
NELS. TAYLOR.
Jany. 1, 1900.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22

On Friday night las or before
day on Saturday, some per N, bent,
no doubt, on mischief, empt I'd all the
water out of the boiler of ne steam
fire engine. This is wrong ana any
thing but joke, for in ca . fire,
had an alarm been sounded the
engine fired up, and without ar in
the boiler, some great harm ould
have taken place. The perpetr 'or OF
this act ought to devote bis spar ne
to soaking his head, for if he is ght
up with he will surely be ha ID
without gloves.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22

Bishop Galleher will make vista,
tons as follows:
Friday, Jan. 81. s'aorial Chapel,
Kanomie.
Sunday, Feb. 2-st smes Church,
Alexandria, and Mt. wet Chapel,
Pineville.
Tuesday. Feb. As hilip's Cha
pei, Boyce.
Wednesday, Feb. st. Johns
Chapel, Lamothe's Bird.
On the night of Mon y, Feb. 3
he will deliver a lecture he Court
House, on Sidney Lani3r and his
poetry.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
M. .MOSELE~ :
ATTORNEY AT W
ALEXANDRIA, LA.

Practices in all classes Of cases in all
the Courts of the Parishes Of Rapides
Grant, Natchitoches, Sabine, St. Ian
dry aud Avoyelles, in the Supreme
Court Of the State, and in the Fedegal
Courts,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-01-22
TO
UNKNOWN OWNERS
OF ASSESSED lMMOvABLE PROPERTY STU
ATED IN THE PARISH OF RAP
lDES, LOUISIANA.

voU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the State and Parish taxes for the
year 1889, assessed on the property here
inafter described, which amount Of taxes,
State and Parish, is placed opposite the
same, are now due aud unpaid, and if tho
said taxes are not paid within twenty
days from this notice, will proceed to
sell property to satisfy the same interest
and all costs as required by law:
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Obitu AIRY.

Mr.. Bloomfield Leland, son OF Nathan and
Mary A. Leland, whom / have previously
mentioned as being in failing health, died at
his fathers residence on Sunday the 18th inst,
after an Illness OF several months with con.
sumption. Mr.. Leland was young man pos
sessed of exemplary qualities, kind and obedi-
ent to his parents, always ready and willing
to suffer the privations and hardshps of life,
II by so doing his parents could be made more
comfortable and happy. They tenderly
watched over him through many weary months
and did everything possible to alleviate his suf-
ferings and to smooth his downward path 10
the tomb. He was Il trusty friend and gen.
eral favorte with his young associates he
was always pleasant and. with kind word or
deed, was always seeking to make the lives of
those about him more cheerful and happy.
He leaves as near relatives II father and moth.
err, two brothers and an adopted sister, the
wife Of Capt. Chas. Hodgkins of Lamoine. to
mourn the loss OF kind son and a loving
brother. Mr. and Mrs. Leland have been Sc
verely afflicted curing the last few years bay-
Ing lost three from their family Of five sons,
two previously dying at and their graves
lie beneath the cold, dark waves OF the ocean.
They have the heartfelt svmpathy of their
many friends In their deep affection.
Oct. %. Roy.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name aud
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents hns
Oriand-Oct. ~. Mr.. Daniel Jordan, aged
about 10 years.
Bar Harbor-Oct. II, James, Youngest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace X. Weston, aged
about years.
West Trenton-Oct. II. Bloomfield H.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Leland. aged "a years,
Q months and II days.
Brooklin-Oct. IT, Miss Nellie Herrick, aged
% years.
Camden-Oct. 30. Mrs. Lucy j., wife Of
Rev. v. ?. Ward veil, aged 4S years, 3 months
and days.
West Gouldsboro- Is, Miss Jessie NJ,
Kingsley, aged 20 years. 2 months and II days.
Ironbound Islsnd-Oct. %, Celeste TObin,
aged about 81 years.
FreepOrt-Oct. %. Nellie. daughter Of Joel
b. Patterson, and niece OF Isaac l.. Emery, Of
this city, aged ID years.
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West GOuidsb0rO

West GOuidsboro.
The ladies of the Union church society
are again in luck having bought last week
the pews for the new church on very adj
vantageous terms and they now hope to
have the inside finished during the com
ing winter. They will have quilting par
ty at fremont Hall next Thursday after
noon and levee and supper In the even
ing. Come on all of you who want good
supper and good time and have a spare
quarter in your pocket and give the socie-
ty lift.
Capt. Galen H. Smith has moved his
family from Ironbound Island to his cot
tage here for the winter.
The Rodick Brothers have sold their ice
house here to John b. Wood and J. A.
Hill who are now taking it down for the
lumber as it is thought ice will not be in
so good demand next spring, II old Boreas
puts in an appearance in earnest
Mr.. Stephen l.. Kingsley is making quite
extensive repairs on his farm buildings at
his farm on Beech Hill. He lost yalu-
able horse last week.
The steamer Silver Star now makes but
three trips per week from here to Bar Har.
Dor only morning trips, they having discon.
tlnued the afternoon trip.
Oct o.
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Rev. +. NJ. Shrout. Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kan. SAYS II feel il
my duty TO tell what WONDERS Dir. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My Lungs wer,
badly diseased. and my parishioners thought
could live only few weeks. took five bot
ties OF DIR. Kings New Discovery and an
sound and well, gaining a6 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny Folk,
Combination, writes: After sihoroueh tria
and convincing evidence, | am confident DIR
Kings New discovery for Consumption beat,
EN- all. and cures when everything else fails
The greatest Kindness can do my many thous
and friends is 10 urge them To try H." Trial bot
ties ten cents at ). -. Virgins Drug Store
krrular >iLns 30 q and Al 20
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West Trenton.

West Trenton.
We were saddened on Friday Of last
week by hearing of the death Of Isaiah
Gilpatrick, of East Lamoine, He was
well and favorably known here, his wife
being reared in this place and resident
for many years. We attended his funeral
which was conducted by Rev. F. S. Bick-
ford, Of Lamoine, who preached an able
address from Numbers. 10th chap, 4sth
{ verse.
Capt. Melvin ID. Haynes is quite sick
with a bronchial affection. His sister,
/ Miss Lizzie. is also in poor health. DR..
Hagerthy attends them. This family has
been sadly afflicted by sickness and death
that their affections may be stayed and
that they may be brought back to health
and prosperity again.
Miss Hattie Leland, who has been suf-
| fering for sometime past with lame
shoulder, which at fines was very pain
full, was recently examined by DR.. Hager-
thy and it was found to be partially dislo-
Gated The joint was promptly set and
she is now on the mending hand.
Capt, Benz F. Bowden is laid up with a
badly damned finger.
! Miss Lizzie b. Mcfarland left town on
| Tuesday of this week for Salmon Falls, n.
/ H.. where she will stop through the win
ter.
| Mrs Daniel Ladd has gone to Seal
| Harbor to visit relatives and friends
Oct 25 Roy.
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OrIaad.

OrIaad.
The schooner A. V. s. Woodruff ar
rived Oct. %. four days from the Grand
Banks, with about $500 quintals Of fish.
The Matte +. and Annie Gunner are just
behind.
Mr.. James Pringle. one of the Wood
rutirs crew, has made during the trip some
curious wooden fans, also picture frame
containing fourteen hundred different
pieces of wood. II is wonderful piece
of workmanship and well worth seeing,
and shows that Mr. Pringle Is quite a
genius in that line. r. ey were presented
to Mrs. Devereux, the Captains wife.
Oct %. b.
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SuIf}
There will be a free concert at the Bap-
fist church. Surry village, Thursday even
ing, oct. 30 by iiarrington's Boston Con
cert Co, which it Is hoped may lead to the
forming Of musical convention of a
weeks duration.
Pine Tree Lodge. l. q. OF G. r. voted to
postpone their basket sociable one week
on account Of the musical convention as
it will be held at their hall. If formed.
Mrs. Mary Cole OF Brcoklin lady past
eighty one years Of age, is spending few
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Lois Freethy,
Of this place.
Mrs Edna Chatto aged q years. has
come to spend the winter with her son. NJ.
ID. Chatto.
Rev. W. o. Written has organized So
ciety OF Young Peoples Christian Endeav-
or at Surry village. He was assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Mason. OF 'Bluehill, who
cam. with fifteen or more Of his earnest
workers and spent an evening with US.
Excelsior Lodge, |. .. Of G.. r. will give
a basket supper al their hall at East Surry.
Friday evening, oct. 3lst. All ladies' no
bring lunch box and all gentlemen who
come To buy one will be cordially welcom-
ed by that small, but earnest lodge.
The Baptist ve>try has lately been sup
piled with a new set of furniture Of the
most approved style. consisting of chairs,
which was presented by William Treworgy,
Of Boston. a former resident Of this place,
of which they are justly proud.
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i. II. c. Seminary, Bucksport.

The senior class organized Monday. With
the following officers and class day speakers
President. }. Walter Sylvester; Vice. Pres,
r. W. BRYANT; Sec, Louise l.. Fernald; Cor.
Sec, {. A. Chase; Treas, Marion p. Slower
aIedietory- Wesley G. Haskell: Orator, Ar.
thur j. Hssne.; Prophecy. A. II. Hanscom
History, II. u. Dodge; Poem, Blanche F.
Moody.
Drf q
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The 18th anniversary Of The marriage Of Rev
and Mr.. A. 4. Cambridge was the occasion
Of 4 very pleasant gathering al their house on
Court street last Monday evening Through
the cOurte>y " the electric light company the
darkness Of 4 cloudy night was dispelied in the
vicinity by an are light suspended from tree
near the house. In response to unique card.
OF invitation about one hundred and twenty
i've friend, assembled from West Cornwall
and this village. the Ma>ons VITA their wives
and the college Delta Epsilon fraternity at
tending IN body. AT 10 brief but appro-
PIRATE ceremony was fecitou>v performed by
Rev. l.. 4. Herring OF the Brandon Baptist
church, who wa> present with his wife The
ceremony was made interesting from the fact
That Tue couple wore, IN several respects the
Original nuptial garments. the officiating cler-
gymdn Wa, the one who -oennZeJ their
marriage IN Maine and his wife. " no presided
at the piano, played the identical wedding
march whicb She PLAYED at their marriage
I'VE wears ago. the two pastors being settled in
adjoining towns. After the ceremony and
congratulations Mr.. Cambridge took occasion
TO thank, in brief words, the friends present
for their many and beautiful tokens Of good
VIII, AFTER which refreshments were served.
The local Baptist church presented three plush
rockers, di,an in plush and bamboo easel
the Masons gave an elegant easy chair with
their emblem worked on the accompanying
tidy. and Il card bearing the following lines:
IL our Brother, Rer. 4. A. CaH.briige, from the
-3as0nic fraternity.
Your many friends upon the square
Present 70 you this easy chair
II tips and rocks upon a beyel-
Butts hoDe'i that you will keep your level;
You should not he PREF cher dumb,
But talk II 10 en-, right out plumb
Ana a. within Its arms you sway,
Recall the rough and rugged way.
The college fraternity gave fine antique
OAK table; the West Cornwall friend. sl5 30
% be used IN furniture of their own choice
Besides these there were many useful and or
namental gifts from friends in and out Of
town. Al an early hour the company separa
ted lMiddIebury tNtl ReQister.
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-Iloimfs Bros. y Main street, are head.
quartet f>f grapes " all kinds and they are
selling Al over price. than ever heard Of be-
fore 10 Ellsworth This week they Offer
Zrsi3es IN snd ten pound bssket- 1T such
io~ pfiet' 'tst aii may enjoy tbi- excellent
fInlt. ss8i "a lIoln.e, Bros for grspes
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At 4 Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the county of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday of Oct. A. ID. 1880.
TOWARD +. MORGAN, one Of the named exec
u utors In a certain instrument purporting to be
the last will and testament and codicil thereto Of
Sarah r. Black, late OF Ellsworth, In said county,
deceased, having presented the same for probate
Ordered, That the said Edward f. Morgan give
notice to all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American, printed at Els
worth, that they may appear Mt Probate Court TO
be held at Bluehil in said county, on the second
Wednesday of Nov. next, at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon and shew cause, II any they haves why
the said instrument, should not be proved APPROX
ed, and allowed as the last will and testament
Of said deceased
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
A true copy-Attest -CHAs. ?. DoRR, Register.
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Bar fIarbor- Oct. 20. by Rev. c. S. Letting
well. DIR. Charles {. Morrison and Miss Ida
NJ. Corners, both OF Bar Harbor.
Bluehill Oct. %, by Rev. +. A. Mason, Mr..
Clarence 5. snowman and Miss Sadie l.. Hor-
ton. both OF Buehili.
Mibridge Oct. u. by George Googins,
Esq, Mr. George Graf and Miss Ella Ramsdell,
both OF Mibridge.
Sulivan-Oct. 20. by Rev. J. X. Bowler,
Mr.. Peter Sinclair of sullivan. and Miss X ath-
crime Bell OF Detroit. Mich.
Steuben-Oct. 81. by Rev. Mr.. Peck, Mr..
James Cook OF Franklin, Mass, and Miss LIZ
Ze Kendall OF Sieuben.
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MISS N. A. CLARK

Has taken rooms over Holmes Bros lately oc-
cupied by G. l.. Morang. Until January l. she
will receive pupils in drawing and painting, viii
also execute any orders for decorative work.
ArOrders solicited 2mOs40
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-'Gentlemen and ladies'" said celebrated
lecturer, Il rise 10 remark that the American
Goldfish ball Is not up to the standard OF what
a Goldfish ball ought to be. but Brussels soap Is
away beyond the standard Of all soaps hereto
lore made
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The Pulpit and the stage.

II remember Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment." said an old man, when was Il boy"
Same nnw
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l WISHED | WAS Dead

After suffering ssyersl years with the Leu
corrhms. and no d5Sbt | would have been.
only lady induced me TO try Sulphur Bitters.
Now | am we'll Three bottles cured me-
Mrs. Cops. Newport. Il. L.
If exposed To the cold. use Browns In
slant Relief and prevent pneumonia and lung
troubles
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The first Hancock Co. Sunday school
convention was held at West Sullivan Oct.
~, and the meeting called to order by the
state missionary l.. G. March. Rev. c. c.
Phelan heartily welcomed the delegates to
| the church and the homes OF the people,
and Rev. Ii. W. Conley Of Ellsworth
| cordially responded in behalf of the con-
vention. Mr.. March then gave an earnest
address on the need Of organized effort in
| Sunday school work and used many inter-
| esting, helpful Illustrations showing re-
| suits In places where a thorough organiza-
ton has been effected He emphasized the
need of impressing every Christian with a
sense of personal responsibility in this
work. All present felt the enthusiasm of
the speaker and his visit will give a new
impetus to the work in this section. A
fireside discussion followed In which Rev.
J. X. Bowler, Miss Treworgy, and others
took an animated part. The convention
was then adjourned till o'clock 7. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
After the opening exercises necessary
committees were chosen. and the one on
nominations at once withdrew TO the vestry
IN oider to report efore the close of the
afternoon session.
Rev. G B. Illslcy of Bangor then spoke
| gu the topic Il, county aud town Sunday
school organization praCtical!" He deCid-
cd that much might be accomplished in
that way although it would probably be
difficult to get large representation from
the different schools owing To the geo@raph-
zeal p i>tion of the various towns.
The next topic was lis the SUNDAY
| school fulfilling its mission? Ifnot, Why 2"
This discussion was opened nv Prof. A. F.
| Chase of BnC kSpnrt Seminary The pro-
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COMMENCING OCT IL, $500.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS EN.
CEPTeO, AS FOLLOWS:


tStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, aud especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls TO Ellsworth
Tickets for Ali Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. K. X. ticket office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
F.E. BOOTHBY, Gen'l Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Oct. 10, 1881. lyrsj
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Eilswor,n Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday. OCT g.
Sch II 5 Lawrence, Patterson, Bo-,on
SAILED
Friday. DC, q
sch Forester Pattem. Boston
>ch Adel ]. Gordon, Bar Iiarhor
sch AgrtcrHt rs WIDEN Boston
SCH " II Az ..f Truudv. Fail River
>ch WIN Pickering Hammond Rondout
sch Delaware, liutchin-, Rondout
saturday Oct 2s
Sch Francis tohin, Treworgy. Boston
Sch seahower. Milhkcn. liar Iarbor
Sch j hitting. Lyman. + IIarbor
ARRIVED
Tuesday. oct 3
Sch olive Branch Farrell. Dover
Domestic Ports.
Bucksport Ar oct ., -ch A V Woodruff
Grand Rank.
Ho,ton-Ar oct a. sch Fleetwiny. scott. bee,
Isle
Ar oct g. schs Commerce, Perkins, Bangor
Frank Barker, Stewart, BROOKLYN. Grace r ~tey
ems, Bangor
CID oct q, sch " Il Herrick. Kelley. some,
Sound and New York
Bangor-Sld Oct ~ sch Waidcmar, Rondout
tid oct p. -oh- Webster barnard ana Emms
Green, New York
Gloucester Ar oct %, sch Franklin Pierce
fremont
Mt Desert Fcrry-rassed ont oct %, sch Apphia
X Amelia, sullivan Tor New York
New York-Ar oct IS. schs MyronuS. Chatto
Brooksvillt. Virginia Bragdon, from sullivan
Portsmouth Oct y. schs J Il stinson anC
Helen Barnes, Bangor for rroyincetown
Ar Oct %, sch Alfalfa, from Deer Isle for Bos
ton
Portland-Cld Oct 25, sch Amelia + Cobb, John
son, Boston
Ar oct -, schs Omaha, Dorr. Orland for Boston
Wahlrun Holmes, Dority, Bluehill for Boston
Rnbt DpTity. Low Sullivan for Npu Nnrk
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Qbr tllsWortb american.
Published Thursdays.
Offices 20 and - State Street.
City and County
Sup Jud. Court, October Term. 1890.
ARENAS LrRBEy, Justice Presiding.

ARENAS IRBEy, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF TIE COURT
JoHN F KNowLroN, Clerk.
ELMER ?. SPoFFoRD, County Attorney.
Miss ABBY PUIslFER, Stenographer.
ID l.. FIELDS. Sheriff
JoHN A STUART, Messenger
Wednesday, oct. %
John t, X. Freeman vs. Cyrus j Hall
Lynda NJ Hanson vs.. Cyrus J Hall John
P. Brown vs. Cyrus J. Hall The above
were real actions brought to settle the IL
tie 10 certain real estate situated in Mt.
Desert on Somc>' Sound. and occupied by
the defendant. Cyrus J. Hall The plain
till in each case claimed one third interest
in the premises declared on. The counsel
being the same Ia each case and the declsr-
atinn> in wits being Identical The three
actions wcre tried together Defendant
claims title by warranty deed from Will
lam J Richardson. Plaintiffs being heirs
of Richard Richardson claim title through
him San premises were originally Owned
snd divided by them by psrol Partition.
The dispute between the partie, ia re-
gard ip tn4, parol line Of division between
lot> formerly owned by John and stephen
Richardson in common on the north and
the lot formerly owned by Richard Rich
srd>on on he south At tn. trial defend
ant flied disclaimer di>claming title to
all nut the following described portion Of
premises declared on in plaintiffs writ,
being inst portion which lie> between the
line claimed by the plaintiff and the line
claimed 10y the defendant. extending one
hundred and twenty-five rods back from
the shore 10 pcmming's Pond. and in
width being fifteen rods on the Sound and
eigh; rods on Pond as shown by court sur
veyor's plan. This trial occupied the court
from Wednesday morning to Saturday
noon.
Verdict for defendant
c. +. Lutcfeli Wiswell. King &
for Pins Peters tor Deft.
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leo OF Assignee OF His Appointments.

Notice Of Assignee Of His appointment.
AT Bucksport, In the county of Hancock, and
"A state Of Maine, the tenth day Of sept, 4.
ID. 1880.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
yointment as assignee Of the estate Of Osborne +.
Rich, OF Eden, In said county OF Hancock,
insolvent debtor, who has been declared insOl-
vent upon the petition of said debtor by the court
Of Insolvency for said county Of Hancock.
3w42 WILLIAM r. FOSTER, assignee.