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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-09-04

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
J. concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an adj
ministrator Of the estate of Joseph Gray, late
of SedgwicL, in the county of Hancock deceased
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de.
ceased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement. Ell
HORACE PERKINS,
Aug. 18th, A. d. 1880. 3w34
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE sIERIFr OF HANCOCK COUNTY
SITE or MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS Aug 30th, A. d. 1880.
THIS is 10 give ncice that on the 18th day of Aug
L A. -. 1890, a Warrant in Insolvency was is.
sued out Of the Coirt OF Insolvency said Coun-
ty OF Hancock. against the estate Of said Silas |.
Grant, OF Ellsworth, in the county of Han
cock, adjudged tobe an Insolvent debtor on peti
ton of said debtor which petition was filed on the
9th day Of Aug a. ID. 1889, to which date inter
est on claims is to We computed; that the payment
of any debts to or " said
debtor. and the traisfer and delivery OF any pro-
perry by him are ta'b Iden by law that meeting
of the creditors Of aid debtor to prove their debts
and choose one orinore assignees of his estate,
will be held ut a cart of insolvency to he holden
at the Probate coart room in Bucksport. in said
county of Hancock on Wednesday. the tn day of
Sept \. ID. 1880, Az O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
Given under highland the date first above writ
ten.
ID. l.. FIELDS,
Sheriff as MESSENGER of the Court Of Insolvency
for said County)f Hancock 2w35
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~ Me county Commissioner II Hancock nuuty.
state OF Maine.
Z E>Pkt HI LILY represents the undcr-l.cur
IL -CirCtmcn OF the town ~ Eden, la said Cuun
ly u Hancock. that the true boundaries Of the
hereinafter described highway situated withlu
the sRii town ~ Eden are duuhtful, uncertain pr
lost that said highway has been duly located ana
10 general described a. follow. "a wit Begin
ming az THE cprucr Of the taxlc Lake road At the
corner Of Mt. Desert and Eden street thence run
ling uorttwc-tery, westerly amt -"uthwc4t,riy
passing EaElc IaAc ruHd On til" north and pass
INK the houses Of Geo. New man, j Mcfarland
and II uung. t. the dividing Hur between AT.
Desert and Ellen, and the undrr~tEu acl"ctmcn
A. aforesaid respectfully petition y"ur honorable
body that rou Will proceed, after giving such NO
trr On mi PETITION A. - by law required to hear
thc parties interested, examine said highway.
locate and irin" its lmt- ami boundaries amt
rAuse durable monuments 10 Dee erected M the an.
Sle- thereof and II any real estate Is llama god by
said action, aNar' damages To thr nwurr a. j. q!
r'ctcd ana u general 70 dn and perform aIi other
acts and things necessary and ir conformity thc
REVISED statutes 90 Maine and particularly nap
ter Nv III. section , 81 ,aid statute.
tHAETts r PAINE, ~rIc'tmrn
JAMES f.. II ANpK. OF
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NOTICE.

Inc undersigned hereby caution all persons
asains. purchasing certain notes, one for $50 and
one for SIS. gwen by US 10 Reuben Hamilton of
'Na'h"ihe' Sald notes being dated Aug. 18th ls90.
JACOB ALTMAN.
50 SIMON kOR1rZkY.
Ellsworth, Aug. 25, isO gv5.
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Notice Of Assignee Of His Appointing "a,

Ellsworth, in the county OF Hancock and
a state OF Maine, the twelfth day OF June, A
D. 1880.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
pontment rs assignee Of the estate Of Thomas Vi
seeds, of Ellsworth, In said county OF Hancock,
ins"ivent debtor, who has been declared an insol,
vent upon the petition Of said debtor by the court
Of Insolvency for said county Of Hancock.
FRED l.. MASON, Assignee
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SIS Court of Insolvency.
On this twelfth day OF June, 4. d. 1880. Ii is
hereby ordered that said assignee publish the
above notice once week for three successive
weeks in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
published in Ellsworth In said county.
Witness my hand and the seal of SAID court thi a
twelfth day of June, A. ID. 1870.
o. p. CUSSISGHAM,
Judge Of said Court for said county OF Hancock
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-Givadam Jones Of the Lime Kiln Club
says: "If had my choice, BELIEF I'd rad
der hab box OBJ de economical Brussels soap
dan a gross Of de finest rsyzers."
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the county
of Hancock.
THE undersigned, Edward X Hopkins, admin
istrator of the est te of Abigail Hopkins late
Of Ellsworth in said county. deceased, respect.
fully represents that the goods and chatt.- rights
and credits of said deceased ire not sufficient to
pay her lust debts and charges of administration
by the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, wherefore
your petitioner prays your honor to grant him a
license 10 sell, at public private sale, and con.
ycy the homestead OF the sail late Abigail Hopkins.
situated on state ST, in said sW Orth ana bound
ed and described as follows, to wit On the north
by land OF shoe factory on the east by state
street the south by Third and on the west
hy land OF A. =. Burnham, containing sixty. four
square rods, less, of the real estate OF the
deceased, (incluiing the reversion of tie widows
dover therein to satisfy said debts and charges
of administration.
EDWARD X. HOPKINS, Admr
August 18th, A. d. 1880.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, Aug. Term
A. ID. leeU.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing a copy of the petition and
this order thereon to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American A new.
paper printed or published in Ellsworth, In sail
county, that they appear at a Court Of Probate
for said county. to be held at Bucksport, on the
second Wednesday Of Sept. next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have. why the prayer Of laid petitioner should not
be granted.
y. I. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest-CHAs p pOKR Register
true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. Z. DoRR Register
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Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge addressed a
large Republican meeting at Auburn We'd
nesday evening.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

The following l-r TO-, ral,- ... "a, ,-... Z
4 non resilient ovnrr !u th, l.tv v' tu-wwr
J III" year l>-", VA bills committed q, Et1 .ar
-" it collector ~ sal! rltt. t'r trurt'r 7E
I et MAY, 4. % I~>'', hH- hy'r ruflur|Nt I.. b.
N" as remaining ulI.tIl uI t.t i.ur','rut Do ~
/ MAY, - -.rt, hy n.- "rrt. d, nr VI that ian' .
\ lh"' now remain unIr.I, Iri .ut.nr hrrr'
I given That q sajt t.t.-. INTEREST Eu. i1yEt- i..
NOT paid Into the trrl -ur u' -a. .ty .iu.u u.'.
/ te'n n"Hth, from ar '.,."f M, H.n" .'."Hi &.
/ sufficient 70 pay the lm.a,t .,a, r.,r,. C.. .....
/ lnE interest and charge w''l w-''".t '.r'"''
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W. '.'-'' F. mousse Ff 20
"'" t"'" f-'
' T, summer ''f'3 acre VIII
Fast,n,, War;, I tt,.., ,I,,. $500 . d.
t.arI.,''i $500, '' l'i,' -
60, - q, ~ ~ ~ , 800
t,r,-- I,..I,h r. MIN Int 20 f,n,n ,
, IIcalry Pat,irt III n ,,,rrv n.,t,,
NnrIi- E..xI,.p r,c,,
U,It-tnr 80 i.t.., ,.
Murch Holm n ,,rr az Nrr.f ,l,,.. 5,..r. oh.
Nr-cn H., -,f ar a. i %
an Wa,.- :, ~ t-... ...
Mr.. NJ .r,}, .s,.... ,,. o,
lot ON Iiiyh - -..pu g. rs
Marin lIrN.,,i,r y,I,.- tf,,,r,
place 1uoUu ,.
Pnnruy John e. yyudJ,,J 1n.a a
Saunders nuu NJ nnc- EaIf az g-n.
place .-ruDu $50
Trcworgy Henry F Cntn ,,I,,.. FOR
description see vol. IiS tnuv }a.
Webber Wm. II land Al Fam A..
lase bounded northrrly ea.t.rIv
and southeriv by land Of snr.tus
Lord ana westerly ~ Ear,sr
road, containing one quarter Of an
acre more or less 10000 rs
Whitmore solomon land IA, Straw
VILE for description see vol ia
page 81. OF Hancock Registry of
Decd. 2n. Nh t.5
3w3t A. ". KING. CIV Irrssur,.-
To tho lion T,,,ioe ~ p,Ia, ..,.,,., ..,,.
County Of Hancock.
| Nelson H. Yonnl, ,1inC, 80 - - ~
Young late of Trenton deceased respectftUv
represents that said minor is seized and posse--,t
OF the following real estate, to wit: one ifth 40
common and undivided OF certain lot or par,,l
OF land situated in Trenton, Hancock county up
me west sIoe OF Joran's River, so-calIrd bauut-
Ell as follows: Beginning al the pond on the south
line OF land now formerly Of II ;. Triyrt,
thence easterly on said line seventy rods to Jor.
dams River thence southerly by said river afty-
six rods to land now or formerly of William Nor
ris, thence westerly on said Norris's north lne
sixty four rods to the mill pond thence northrry
along sail pond ifty-six rods o the place ~ hc-
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Notice Of Assignee of His Appointments

A I Bluehill in the county Of Hancock and state
1870
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his al.
pointment As assignee OF the estate OF William ii
Higgins, Of Ellsworth iii said county of Han
cock, nsolvent debtor, who has been he.
clared an lnsolyent upon the petition Of said deb
tnr, by the court Of Insolvency FOR said county OF
Hancock. FRED l.. MASON, Al signee
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s. Court Of Insolvency.
On this ninth day of july A. ID. 1880 II Is
hereby ordered that said assignee publish the
above notice once week for three successive
weeks in the Ellsworth American. newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in said county,
Witness mg hand and the seal OF said court this
ninth day OF July, a. ID. 1899.
o. r. Gun SINGHAM,
Judge OF said court for said county OF Hancock
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nHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken Upon himself the trust of an admin.
istrator of the estate of Mary Smith, late of
Bucksport. in the county Of Hancock, decease d
by giving bond the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
decsased's estate TO make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same fer settlement.
THEODORE II. SMITH,
August 18th d.. 1891. 3w2S
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known, y. by road, r..
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by W. I. Walls, " by
David Bracy, Jr., q
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Co.'S by :. Athcrtou,W.
hy shore, q
Lot No. ,, y hy Great
Pond and j. J. Somes,
r.. hy Pond. ;. by j. j.
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Rartlett's island. s. hy
Daniel Dbrr, r.. ~
shore. :. ty Eph Rob
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one house,
one other building.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
1 all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an admin
istrator OF the estate of George II snowman late of
Bucksport In the county of Hancock, de
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for payment
A. DEFOREST SNOWMAN.
August 18TH 1890. 3w35
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Dissolution,

N ihis Is 10 give notice that the firm OF Mcdonald
BROS mas dissolved partnership. business will
bs carried on 1T the old stand hereafter nv q "
Mcdonald 4 Co. All persons having unsettled
accounts are requested to call and settle at once
sw25
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Dr. o. p. SWEET CO..
ls'VIk t'amlJR wine Of Love-

As powerful sexual tonic II Il highly extolled IN
earrenness and impotency It Is specific Also in
the waning powers lsrough by age, oyerlnduIgenca
youthful lufiEcrction 1t Is regs rle A. an nj fail
ing As iuyisorant to follow the hat ar Rail
II Is highly recommended. The anathy tha TOO fra.
quentiy attends uncongenia married lie ig effect,
any removed. Indispensable 70 tie votary OF
amog the greatest discoveries Of tie 10; century
Herbal, Ia HtSs, certain. Price. full supply only
$500. hffyaR poar case 10 those rhoss REPUTATION
Is a safeguard G1dtnst (oigre and deception. Send
for particulars Wit funds above. Ser. discYeetlv
The Sweet System" Of Cure for Lamenes,,
invented by The ~orldceie5rae ed natural bone
nons only IS, Sent Free on receipt OF funds.
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HAN ''' n, - y curt OF insolvency
pom this fourteenth day OF August, \. 4. lsV0,
upon the foregoing petition iii "rrlcrrd that hear
ing be had upon the same before said court Al th,
Probate Court Room, la Buck-purt, ia said County
u Hancock, on the tenth day OF september A b
$50 at tw" o'clock In the afternoon, and that
notice thereof be published in The Ellsworth
American, a ncw -papcr published in said County.
once week for three successive weeks the last
publication l. be- five days at least before the lay
~ hearing, and that all creditors " no have proved
their debts, and other persons interested, may
appear at said place and time and show cause, IL
any they have, WHY the PRAYER Of said petitioner
should not he granted,
In witness whereof, hcreunt0 set my hand and
the seal Of sail court this fourteenth day Of Au-
gust, A d., 1880.
-. +. Ct \NINGIAM,
Ju ,gc Of said court for said County Of Hancock.
\ true copy of the Original petition aud order OF
court thereon.
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TO Delinquent Taxpayers Of
the city Of Ellsworth for
the year A. D. 1887 1889.

lam Obliged to close up the ba lance Of
my commitment OF city. County and state
Taxes for 4. y. 1897 and $50, and I'M
less they are settled Mt once I am In
struet-d to sue forthwith.
tf8 II. It. SOWLE, Collector.
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NOiItGs ErITtu..
Mar~lili. Mtyh
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\. " c.n.t. oonmIs,louer- n naac,eA oe.nly

7IFTTF u fWlfT INIfFVn-
ATTEST John r kNOWLTO> Clerk.
Bwa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-03-07

The Virginia legislature has created false
hopes in the minds of the States creditors
by electing Commission whose duty it is
''to receive proposals for funding the whole
debt of Virginia upon theprinciples set out
in the (RiddIeberger) Act of February 18th
1882, = save and except that said
proposal may provide another plan for the
sinking fund.- The Commission has nc
power i'll the matter, except to receive
proposals and report them to the next ses-
sion of the legislature. The Commission is
composed of the Governor, the Lt.-Gover-
nor, and Taylor Berry, R. Fl. Cardwell, w.
d. Dabney and Robt. FL. Tyler-four mem
bers Of the Senate and House. The effect
of the appointment Of the Commission will
only be to impress on the creditors that the
people of the State are anxious to settle,
which, as matter of fact, they are not.
They will turn down any political party that
tries to make them settle on any more
stringent terms than the Riddleberger settle
ment. 1t is suggested that there is ''job"
in the bill providing for the Commission,
but we suspect the only job in it is
the indiscretion of men who, not know
ing what to do, were not wise enough to do
nothing.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-03-07

decided on it's course In those chuzch
bodies his liberality was equal to every
occasion. When a new undertaking was
under discussion he would often help it to
a solution by saying, "Well | believe i'll
making the thing practicable, I'll start it
with $780," In many cases he has given
$500 from his private purse to objects
brought before the Synods which command
ed his confidence. To an enquiry one day
how he could afford to do SO much he made
the reply, ''Well 1 don't know-I Just find
that make money by giving to the Lord
HIS REQUESTS IN HIS WILL-sTAUNTON
FEMALE SEMINARY, ROANOKE COL
LEGE, AND GETTYSBURG TIKI o.
LOGICAL SEMINARY ARE RE-
MEMBERED.
MI. Beard S estate is estimated at 5000
and consists of his little farm near Waynes-
provides for his wife, by giving her all the
personal property on the farm just as the
testator leaves it, and gives her the use of
the farm for her life. He relinquishes in
her favor all the interest he may have in her
interest in her fathers Peter Engleman s.
estate.
Next, he bequeaths $500 to the Staun-
ton Female Seminary.
And third, he directs that all the re-
mainder shall be divided equally between
Roanoke College and Gettysburg (Pa.)
Theological Seminary He further directs
that if for any cause, in any event, his be-
quest to Gettysburg Seminary shall fail of
effect, it's share shall go to Roanoke College.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-03-07
What Har1isonburg Citizen Saw In
Staunton.

The editor of the Harrisonburg State
Republican was in Staunton last week and
has this kind notice Of what he saw here:
On Monday last, in company with Mr.. H. N.
Whltesel, one OF HarriSonburg' S most success
full business young men, through the kindness
of the President, Mr. Weller, we We're shown
through the varied apartments Of the Staunton
Shoe Factory, thriving industry organized
by Staunton several months ago. 1t is located
near the G. d 0. Depot in the old American
Hotel building which has been purchased and
fitted up for the purpose. Ten thousand dol
lars worth of the newest and most improved
machinery is placed in position, and now each
day forty hands turn out one hundred pairs of
Substituting, fitting, sewing and furnishing
complete from the leather in the hide The
work is Of the most substantial character, and
only first class stock is used throughout There
are no paper Filings used in any OF the work,
and reference is had to subtantial wear in all
styles of shoes. The company at present
manufacture only ladies, misses and chill
dren's shoes. Thus they hope to create large
succeed as they deserve to do. Here is prac-
teal illustration Of what few men in COM
munity can do, if they have mind to. With
a comparatively small capital. business is
built up, that yields fair profit to the inveS-
tors, employs quite number of hands, adding
families to the population, and bringing
money from distance, while it keeps at home
capital which would otherwise be sent North
for the same articles.
The Staunton Y. NJ. e. A. has a splendid
building, built and admirably adapted for the
purposes Of the Association. On Monday last
over one hundred men visited the building,
which is open from A. M. to 10 ?. M. every
day At night a large number Of young men.
enjoy the exercise afforded by the excellent
gymnasium. Some OF the boys are already
quite expert gymnasts. Such an association
and such a building are credit to any town.
The Association has suffered quite a loss in
the promotion of General Secretary Dadmun
who became Assistant State Secretary and
organizer, at the recent State Convention. A
live man will doubtless be selected to fill the
place
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-03-07

A TOUCHING INCIDENT CONNECTED WITH
HIM.
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson, of the NJ. E.
Church, South, preached at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning and night.
The church was crowded On both occa-
sions. In the m ornirg the subject was the
Sufferings of Christ. Bishop Wilson is
one of the most scholarly and intellectual
orators in the Methodist church South, OF
North, and his sermons Sunday were the
subject of general praise.
Bishop Wilson is the son of Rev. Norvell
Wilson, who was Presiding Elder of this.
the Rockingham district, in 1885. The dis
trict then covered an immense territory and
included what is now Montgomery district,
but the Presiding Elder had his home in
Stanton. The Bishop spent some of his
early years here and is known to many here.
This fact was the occasion of a very inter
esting incident at the session Of Conference
in this city some years ago. At the session
Of the Sunday School Convention which
met with it, Miss Sally Fuller, one of the
Oldest members OF the church, now depar-
ted, made brief address about the early
days of the church in Staunton. She spoke
Of the days when Norvell Wilson was Pre-
siding Elder and of the beautiful Christian
character Of himself and his wife, both of
whom she knew well. and" she said,
pointing to Bishop Wilson who was sitting
in the Amen corner Of the church, ''there
is little Alpheus-many is the time I have
handled him on my knee" Many of the
congregation had been moved to tears by
the simple and touching recollections of the
venerable woman, and when they turned to
look at Bishop Wilson they found he had
hid his face and was crying like child.
The Rishop on this visit, would have
seen more Of his old friends, but he has just
recovered from severe attack of the grippe
and his health is still quite feeble.
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NED FROM THE MAILS

CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.
The Forty-ffth anniversary of Rev. DR..
Moses d. Hoge's pastoral charge of the Second
Presbyterian church at Richmond, was cele-
brated there on the night of Thursday last, by
gathering of several thousand citizens with
out respect to denomination, in the Mozart
Academy of Music. Addresses were delivered
by Rev. John Hail. of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian church, New York, Rev. DR.. II. G..
Alexander of Union Theological Seminary,
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of the Methodist
church, Hon. J. l.. NJ. Curry Cate Minister to
Spain) of the Baptist church, Bishop A
NJ. Randolph of the Protestant Epicopal
church, Gov P W. Mckinney, 1t. Gov. Hoge
Tyler, Hon. VIM. Writ Henry, and brief one
by DR.. Hoge himself Among the ministers
on the platform was Rev. DIR. H. ii. Halves of
the Second Presbyterian church of Stanton
After the services at the Academy banquet
was given in the lecture room of DR.. Hoge's
church. by the ladies to DR.. Hoge and his
friends. Among the gifts Dr. Hoge received
was $4,000 from the members of his church to
build mission chapel near the Old Market,
the scene of his weekly missionary labors for
oefeIaI Joalo. 1He SlllS W HlHiSelI lof his
personal use were innumerable.
Jennie Winston, the opera singer, says in a
card in the newspapers Through no fault
of mine, am credited with having engaged
to play part called The Young Messiah, in
play of that name, written by Mr.. A. J.
Foster. 1t is not true. l am not engaged,
never been engaged, and never intend being
engaged, to play any such part in any such
play
Jack Wren, the noted Richmond detective,
is dead