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The Eleventh Maine Regiment Veteran A.
soc,ation will hold It's annual reunion for
lS.0, at Skow hogan, Me. Tuesday. August IL
The business meeting will be hcld In Grand
Army Hall on srryal OF morning trains from
Portland and Bangor, about 10 O'Clock. a NJ
at which time further order Of eNerci-e- " I'D
be announced Half rate. have htcn secured
on the Maine Central railroad and the Fort
land and Machis- boats. Round tnp tickets
" III be furnished ri the stations where ino-r
attending the reunion take the train \ cor
dial invitation j. extended la all comrades 81
the Oh regiment. NJ meetings VIII BE- heii In
g. \. Il. Hall, and headquarters will De Hotel
NJ Ilaztliou, " here nice accumm odatious " IN
be furnished At very low rates.
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Marine List.
EllaSyOrln Fort.
ARRIVED

EllswOran Fort.
ARRIVED
Thursday, July Il
Sch VIM II Archer. Trundy. BOSTON
Sch Adel Pray, Gordon, Portland
SAILED
Saturday, July 10
Sch " Kennedy, Woodward, Rondout
Sch Fair Wind, Lampson. Boston
Sch d Lawrence. Patterson. Plymouth
Saturday, July 10
Sch Forester, Patten, Boston
Sch A X Woodward. Lord. New York
Sch Elizabeth Sinclair, Boston
Sch Python, Cheney. Stonington
Monday. July 81
Sch L d Remirk. Remick. Boston
Sch Olive Branch, Farrell. Boston
Wednesday, July g
Sch Francis Coffin, Fullerton, Boston
Sch John Foreman, Moseley, Rockland
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar July Is, sch Mariel, Nutter, New
York
CID July is. sch J F Coolidge. Bragdon. somes
Sound
Ar July 10, sch John Gerard, Robbins, and
Accumulator, Turner. Deer Isle
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Ch.rr, ielI.
Last Friday evening. Union Hall. Cher
rydeld WAS the scene of "A very pretty cx-
hihition and ball given by Miss Florence
Campbell aud Miss Caroline Adams, at the
close Of their class in dancing The hall
'vas ta~tefulIy decorated which heightened
the cfrc' Of the brilliant costumes of the
young ladies'. The exhibition Of dlucin.
occupied the first part of the evening. and
included several fancy dances The Span
ish scarf dance and tambunrine dance ~
Mise, Alice Campbell and Bessie Kicker
aud the fan dance hy Miss Eva Bowie,
were especially pretty aud well executed,
and reflected great credit upon both per.
formers aud teachers The tambourine
dance was given All encore. Among other
dances were a very pretty mazurka. the
Berlin, military schottische and the dream.
Music was furnished by Mrs G NJ Camp
bell. Immediately after the exhibition the
ball began ana lasted well into the morn
iug hours Refreshments were served hy
the ladies' Of the lnIver-alt>t society. and
music for the ball by Clcave-' orchestra
Great credit is due our Young dancing
teachers for the courage and energy which
they have manifested. in conducting SO
successful series Of classes IN the face
Of so much opposition. The success
which has rewarded their efforts H. well
earned
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This Is Whist you ought to have, IN fact. YOU
must have II, 10 fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily. ana mourning be-
cause they ind il not. Thousands upon thou--
and, OF dollars are spent annually by our p,-o-
pie IN the hope that they may attain th- boon.
And yet il may be had by ali We guarantee
that Electric Bittrr-. IL used according ID d.
rcction. and the u>e persisted In. will bring
you Good Digestion and ou-i the demon py
prp>ia ani install Eupcp-y. We recommend
Electric Bitter- for Dyspepsia snd all diseases
Of the Liver, stomach aud Kidneys. Sold Al
joc ana slD per bottle by :. u. Wiggin,
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Rev +. A. Vinal gave Us very inter
esting and a0lc discourse last Sunday. He
will preach sgain in the hall to morrow
evening. Mr.. Ninal is fine speaker, and
an earnest christian worker, and we SIN
cerely hope that the people here will re-
tain his services for an indefinite period.
Mr.. Geo. Anderson's lumbermen are
dong rushing business on the mountain,
our roads are in fine condition. The
strip Of road from Capt. Norwood'- store
to the mill j. one of the best in town.
People AT length begin 10 appreciate the
road machine NEIL
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THE CAPTAIN

or good ship Storm King SAYS: For the past
five wears have used sun hur Bitter- on board
my vessel. ana have not lost man. They are
a sure preventive Of all contt2iuu, fcvers so
incident o warm climates. Please send Inc
two dozen bottles and obige j sTAEKFT
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ACard.

Al the county convention of the W. c. T.
y heid At surry few weeks ago. it was pro-
posed to establish a permanent library for our
JAIL ana committee Of one from each Union
vas instructed to solicit books for that pur.
pose, Books. hesthful and helpful. both sec
willing to give such are requested to send them
% ne local superintendent Of Jail work. Mspy
OF me towns in our county have no Unions.
out DOCKS or money to purchase books will he
a. acceptable from them as from those having
mons. me brothers in our jail come from
a., paits oI the county. and therefore all the
Nv Us are asked 10 help in this good work.
l.. l.. PHELPS.
Local Supt of Jail Work
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Married..

Ea>tbrook-Jui 10. by l.. ". Bunker. Esq.
Mr.. George A. Bunker and Miss Evelina
Tracy. both OF Franklin
Cherry field July I. by +. $ Wilson. Esq.
Mr.. George l.. sprsgue OF Cherry field snd
Miss Lilirn +. Smith OF Rsynham. Mass.
July -. by Rev. J. A. Loekhart, Mr..
Aaron Tracy and Miss Mabel Tenan, both Of
Cherry field
Mt De-crt-Julv 3. by !. Hamor Esq Mr.
George ". Haley % Prospect and Miss Oracle
i. Perkins Of Nj. Desert.
July -, by VI. l.. Allen. Esq. Mr.. James
O. Narnum OF Ellsworth and Miss kittie
Stsnley OF southwest lIarbor.
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Bath-Sid Jnly n. sch Break OF Day, New York
ErGnswick-Ar Jaiy Is, sen u ID Haskell, New
York
New York-sld July Is, schsJ 4 ii Crowley,
ami Vim poune.l, Bio ton
Ar July 10. schs Annie II Lewis, Calais, Ann,
Sullivan
Passed Hell Gate July 10, schs Flora awyer
for Norwich; ! " Woodruff, for Bos on
salem-Ar July Il, sch IL Curtis, Elxabethport
Portland AR Jub II, sch Black Warrior Green
law, Deer Isle
Ar July X. srhs W Holmes I,ority. aud Katie
Hall. Stinsou. Deer Isle.
Ar July -, sets Vixen, Rice, Cranberry Isles;
l. Green, Cousins, Castine, Pearl, Webster, $
W Harbor
CID July 10, sch ian:he, Lindsey, T. Biaehill
Philadelphia Ia july 10. sch storm Petrel
Bonsey. Bangor
Perth Amboy-Ar July II, sch Northern Light
Robbins. New York
Vineyard Haven-Ar July 10, schs Grace 4
stevens, Calais for New York; NJ Loring.
Green's Landing for New York
Sid July Is schs Carrie 4 Pitman, T W Holder
and Seventy Six
Sid July u, sch W I Emerson
goreign Ports.
st John, B-Cld July II, sch Quckstep, Buck.
minister, Stoutngton
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SPECIAL ANNOI NCEMENT.

We have made arrangement, with DIR. h.
J, Kendall Co, publishers Of "A Treatise on
the Horse aud his Diseases" which " III enable
all our subscribers TO obtain copy OF that
valuable work FREE by sending :heir address
tenclosing two-cent stamp for mailing same,
10 DIR. Is. }. Kendall Co., ENOsBCRGH
FALLS, VI. This book is now recognized
standand authority upon all diseases OF the
horse. Il, it, phenomenal sale Atheists. over four
million copies having been sold in the past ten
years, sale never before reached by any pub
LEGATION in the same period OF time. We feel
confident that our patrons Will appreciate the
worS, and be glad to avail themselves OF this
opportunity of obtaining a valuable book.
1t is necessary that You mention this paper
in sending for the Treatise" This offer " Ill
remain open for only short time. I0w30
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Mr.. Editor:


Not long ago noticed in the columns
of vour naner an article a. To tho adpis.-
,,,i,r e.. oos,,,. t..,
" v nv '-
catalogue OF the Doors IN our city library.
The question has been considerably agitat-
ed-not however tn the ex,.p, of s,r;v;p,
~ a". "e""''e 'o"ei"s'oh' NO" 'he
question is this 10 what extent are the
ladies' and gentlemen who have EXPRESSED
,b.sa wish.s ir,ares,.ds !, il 81 i;,,1a
OF no use I" express DISSATISFACTION with
that for which there is no remedy III 1t
can be helped. WHY not take measures to
do IL? Folding the hands and weakly OK.
messing ones dissatisfaction is but to fos
Ter the present lameu,ahle stat. of affairs
A gentleman once said TO n lady who was
actively engaged in good works. III I
only had your zeal | could accomnli.h
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LEON


Rev. Nj SoLthworth from Harvard
college. Will hold religious scry, Is al our
hail every sabbath uuring his vacation.
His meetings have Oeen well attended.
Mr. 5. II kodlck haS moved his family
( ON Bar llarbor 20 hi, cottage recently
pa. chased mere He j. attending to the
shipping OF his he which averages three
carAoc- per week. This inudstry makes
business quite lively here for the Lime and
gives employment to large number of our
citizens.
Mr. J. b. Wood and family who have
been in Boston for the past four years,
have retu ned TO their home.
Mr. Flank 7. Hill. who now resides in
Boston, has been visiting at his home here
for the past two weeks. He returned last
Saturday.
Mrs. f. d. Hammond. VINO has been
visiting her daughter in Franklin for some
tine past, returned home yesterday.
Capt. H. H. Hammond has recently lost
his only COW by breaking her leg in the
pasture.
July 2l
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smith'IIie-

Messrs. Thomas and James Smith of
Hammontou, y j.. are in the place, for
8 few weeks Mr.. Thomas Smith is having
his Strawberries picked. II is said he will
have over one hundred dollars worth.
Misses Augusta and Sophia Cleaves and
Myra Smith leave this morning for Wal
than, Mass. to work in watch factory.
where they have been for some time.
party of seventeen went to the well
known place called Tunk Pond last Wednes-
dav Il proved to be the hottest day of
the season. However they enjoyed it fine
" in boating. fishing, sc. The heavy thUn-
der shower of rain and hail was some
impeachment, but they made the best of it.
Took dinner in the well known camp
Harrison.
Mrs. l.. + Martin of Winchendon. Mass,
Is home on a short visit.
Mrs. Joanna Wakefield and sons have re-
turned home from Jonesboro. also Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Cleaves.
Mr.. Sherman Smith is at home on a
short visit, from South Brewer, where he
has been building q mill
Mr. Augustus Wallace is building him q
house
The mills are shut down until after hay
ing.
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BUCKLEN,S ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corn. and all Skin EruptOns, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. II is guaran-
teed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin.
English SPAWN I.iniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Calou,ed Lumps and Blemish-
es from horses. Blood Spaving. Curbs, SPLITS,
Sweeney, Ring-bone, STILES, Sprains. all Swol-
len Threats, Coughs, etc. save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish cure ever known. Sold by S. d.
Wiggn, Druggist, Ellsworth. ly49
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Advertised Letters.

hLiswoRrH POST OFFICE. July 10. 1890.
howard hartteit. ~ Mrs. Clara D,r,on
Mr. Samuel Rich. Mr. NJ Dun'on'
Mr. l. y. Wookman az
fiease call for advertised letters
A. W. GREELY. M.
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The season has fairly opened here.
The cottages are all occupied and the ho-
tells well patronized. The Somes House
has been filed for more than week, and
the parties have begun TO come.
The sidewalks have been thoroughly re-
paired.
The Union church at n. f. Harbor has
been opened for the summer with Rev. S.
A. Eliot Of Denver. Col. minister in charge.
Rev. Alexander Mckenzie preached yester-
day. Bishop Doane Is in charge of the
chapel.
Mr.. A. j. Whiting has been building
two houses which are nearly inclosed.
The steamer Florence took an excursion
party to Islesford last Tuesday evening.
DIR. II. NJ. Hobart of Chicago, land
owner in our village, is here for his vaca-
ton.
The yacht of Mr.. Pryor which has been
rebuilt here this spring is nearly ready to
be launched.
july 81
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Abijah 5. Curtis, of Surry, county
w of Hancock, and State of Maine. by his
mortgage deed, dated the 18th day of April, A. ID.
lSs4, and recorded In vol. 1872, page 43l. OF the
Hancock Registry of Deeds, conveyed to me, the
undersigned, a certain lot or parcel of land sit.
uated in said Surry and bounded as follows, viz.
Beginning at the shore of Union River Bay at the
southeast corner of land owned by John A. Col.
son; thence westerly to the roai leading from
South Surry to Surry; thence across the road to n
stake fourteen and one half rods south of land of
Willard Treworgy; thence parallel with said line
across the Neck 20 the shore of Bluehill Bay;
thence southerly the shore of said bay to the
northwest corner of Tom lot, so called thence
eastrrly on said line to the shore of Union River
Bay; thence northerly the shore to the place of
beginning, containing fifty acres, more less :
also the buildings on said parcel of land, meaning
to convey all of my homestead farm, together with
the buildings thereon and whereas the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken, now, there
fore, by reason of the breach of the condition
thereof, claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
FRANK Il. HARDEN.
Ellsworth, july 18th, 1890. 3w29
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Miss Eliza Brown who has been at work
in Boston for some time, arrived home
July lG,
School at Sunset closed Friday. after
profitable term, taught ~ Mrs lueh Small
OF So. Deer Isle.
Herman W. Small. NJ D., OF Sunset. ar.
rived home from Burlington. July IL,
where he has recently .radna,td from THE
Universe Of Vermont Several Of his
friends We're present at the graduation.
MtTHEIpArES.
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Notice Of Assignee Of his Ap-
D0intment.

1T Ellsworth in the county of Hancock ana State
"A of Maine, the 18th day of June. A. II.
1890.
Ihe undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pointmeut as assignee OF the estate of William J.
Richardson of Mt. Desert in said county of Han
cock, insolvent debtor who has been de-
clared an insolvent upon the petition Of said deb
tor by the court of insolvency for said county Of
Hancock. L. 7. CAMPBELL, Assignee
3w2ss
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a goosa laid wife to her husband .wb.,
TN you are. really believe Won canna,
Hero E arg OF gingham from cargo Of hricI
nss,r YOU n nave brought me ten cakes OF tbs;
lie sure s sn5 t rosin soap when told YOU to
heve In eeonomyY' Doh' you BE-
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" est Franklin .

Wesf franklin
The hay crop is looking quite well but
the weather is rather uncertain for gather
ing it. We are having numerous showers.
petition is being circulated in this and
adjoining towns topardon Calvin P. Graves
out of State prison. He was put in for .
life sentence.
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Particular. of the loss Of the tbr-e-ma>t al
sch. Edward II. Blake.

Colin III. Pickett. steward of the III fatrd
schooner Edward II. Blake. furnishes the H.
pttbitcGH with the following account Of the
running down OF that vessel by the steamer
Oli,ette: The Blake. In command Of Capt.
Geor:e Smith of Bangor. sailed from that port
Monday morning for New York. laden with
lun. Der and ice. At one O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. when twenty miles southwest OF
Monhegan. The lights Of the plivette were
sighted five miles distant and Is minutes later
her hull was plainly visible. Al that time the
steamer was running ea>tery course and
making II knots an hour. The schooner was
on her starboard lack. standing TO the south.
In An ncomparably short time the approach
ing steamer rushed with full headway against
the vessel. striking her on the sfarboard side
aft the miZzen rigging. completely cutting her
in two. When .he collision occurred the
second mate and steward OF the schooner had
just made their way TO the deck and the
captains daughter and lady friend were in
their ,tafe-room. The wheelsman. a Milbrdge
man. by much effort succeeded in clearing the
boat. and then rescued the ladies from their
perious situsiion. and with the second officer
and steward pulled for the steamer. Those on
the forward POI ton OF the wreck managed to
lower the small boat and were soon alongside
the Oli,ette, which at this time had made no
effort to render assistance other than to lower
boat which WAS never manned Our infor-
mant states that the morning clear and the
schooner had both lights burning at the time.
The Edward II. Blake registered SIT tons and
was launched TWO weeks ago from the yard OF
J. W Sawyer & Son, Milbridge. -Machias
Republican.
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L Born.

Stcuben July TO- to Mr. and Mrs. W. III.
Parker, = daughter.
Derby, Nt.-June I6, to Rev. aud Mrs. X.
c. nrisko, a daughter.
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COMMENCING JUNE 30, 1880.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTEO, AS FOLLOWS:

stops on Signal or notice to Conductor.
SUNDAYS included
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. ana especially
Els Orth to Falls and Fall Ia Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M c. r. r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, GEO d. CRANE, Agent.
PANSON TI-t kER
vice Pres. and Genn Manager.
F.E. BpOTHBY, GenN Pass. aud Ticket Ar't
June 30. $50. lyr25
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Dedication at Swans Island.

The Methodist church at Swans Island
was dedicated, free from debt, on the
evening of July 18th. at the close of day
long TO be remembered by all who were
present. The dedicstory services com
menced Monday evening, July l4th. aud
continued all through the next day and
evening. The church was filed to over
flowing and all appeared happy The
thanks to all especially the clerical broth
erhood) who were present and helped To
lift the debt from the burdened shoulders
of the faithful few who were bearing It so
brayely for the Masters sake. All agree
If there is better man or more success
full beggar In the East Maine Conference
than Bro Boynton of Machias, they would
like To see him. Not only is the church
free from debt. but 500 was raised to.
wards an organ. All deeply regretted the
absence of our beloved ex-pastor. Rev $
T.. Durham who for unavoidable business
reasons was unable to be present. Al
though his place is well filed BY his sue
cessor, Rev. q. NJ. Bailey, whom all love
and respect, Bro. Dunham's pastorate
here will ever be pleasant memory, es-
pecaliy to those who were converted I'M
der his earnest labors. A few weeks ago
a number of his MANY friends here pre-
scented him with very pretty and salua
bic gold chain a slight token of their
respect and esteem. May success crown
his lahors wherever he NAV 20 in the IA.
ture and make him bright and shining
light in the church aud blessing "a The
world,
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EI'PEl'>Y.

Small boys and green apples are now one
IN body. Use Johnson'> Anodyne Lniment
for collie
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The President left Washing for
Cape May. Thursday.
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When Baby Wa sick, ws gave her CastoriA
When she WAS Child, she cried for astoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whom sns hsd Children, sha gave them CasteriA
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To the Honorable the Court OF County Commits
sioners for the County OF Hancock next to be
on the eighth day Of April, 1880.
uUMBIY shows that a town way beginning at
II the county road near the house OF John Walk
er in the town of Hancock Maine, runAipg south
~ East 30 rods across land of Johq.aI talker to
land of &. l.. Hutehins, thence Southi AfsEast "A
rods, thence North so East - rods atfoe Hand of
q. l.. Hutchins To land Of David l.. Tenny, thence
North - East Is rods, thence north 80
East 10 rods, thence north ~ East 40
rods across land OF said David l.. Tenny to county
road near said David l.. Tenny's north line in said
town would be of great public convenience; that
the Selectmen % said town after notice and hear
ing of the parties have laid out such way and re-
ported the same TO the town, at public meeting
Of the inhabitants duly notified and warned; yet
the town has unreasonably refused to allow and
approve said town way laid out by Il e Seiectmen
aforesaid and to put the same on record; where
fore your petitioners consider themselves aggriev-
ed by such delay and refusal. We pray that your
honors would agreeably TO law, in such case made
and provided, accept and approve said town way
and direct the same to be duly recorded.
The town having refused to build said road at
the annual meeting.
Dated at Hancock March 3Ist 1890
STEPHEN ID. JOY and others.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Court of county commissioners,
Apr adj. Term, adj 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition II Is considered by
the commissioners that the petitioners are respon.
sibe and that they ought to be heard touching the
matter set forth in their petition, ami therefore
oruer ttlat tOunty commissioners meet AT the
premises near the house of John Walker on Tles-
day, the 18th day of Aug next at 10 O'clock a. m,
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned In
said petition, Immediately after which view q
hearing of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises as the com
missioners shall judge proper. And 1t Is further
ordered that notice of the time, place and purpose
of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid be given
to all persons and corporations interested by
ing attested copies of the petition and this order
thereon, upon the clerk ~ the town ofHancock
and by posting up atiested copies as aforesaid, in
three public places in said town, thirty days at
least before the time appointed for said view and
by publishing the petition and order thereon, three
weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper published atEilsworth, in the county
of Hancock, the first publication to be thirty days
at least before the time of said view, that all per
sons and corporations interested may attend and
be heard If they think lit.
Attest I'll. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
n. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
y 3w2s
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PauDer N0tice.
N oT1cE!

Feeling the need Of rest ! have de-
cided to take a short vacation, as soon
as can arrange my business. Any
person who settles his account with
me within the next sixty days will
receive a Liberal Discount.
4. =. Hagerthy.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

LII taxes on my books remaining unpaid, must
a be paid at once.
d. 7. SOWLE, Collector Of Taxes.
Ellsworth. Feb. 26 1880 ut