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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-17

Leaf is another new property, beint
handled by Messrs. Russell, Kuhn & Cui
lom, local parties; the mins turns ou
native silver IN large quantities. The
Hoosier Boy and the Good Enough, owned
by Beason, Ritchie & Kruse, are shipping
a good grade OF ore and are paying we'll,
Mrs. John A. Windrum has valuable
silver property on Dry Creek, in the
Apache district, and is realizing good pro.
tits from her shipments.
FARWEw.
There is good deal of prospecting 20.
ing on around Fairyiew, and low grade
ore is found Ia unlimited quantities.
With a good process for treating this class
of ore this camp would be one OF the best
in the district.
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
Already the citizens OF Chloride are
making arrangements for first-class rep
resentation at the Worlds fair. They
have several cabinets of fine specimens
from the bornite camp and Apache dis
trict, and claim that they will be able to
complete with any mining region of the
world. Besides the ores is an interesting
collection of relics, such as have been
todnd in the caves of cliff-dwelIers, sknlls
OF Indians and white men and petrifac.
tons. This cabinet is doubtless the lars-
est and most complete ever gotten up in
the territory, and properly exhibited at
the Worlds fair would be splendid ad-
vertisement of New Mexico's natural
wealth,
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TO BANKERS AND NERO HANTS.

The Tyler Desk Co., ofst. Louis, Mo"
Have just published, in coors, great
work Of art on bank counters, fine desks
and Office furniture generally. Big cut in
prices, with increased cash discounts.
The Bankers Catalogue, 100 pages, IN col
ors, free. postage 10 cents.
Catalogue of desks and office furniture,
13O cages, free, postage 10 cents. These
books should interest every business man
in the country,
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FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
Breeding Trouble,

VICTORIA, 3. c., June 1.-THE full
Victoria sealing fleet will enter Behr.
lngs sea to hunt for seals and take
their chances of being hauled up by ,he
United States cruiser. The British war
ship Amphion will leave dock in few
days and it is believed will cruise in
Behring'S sea. Some exciting news is
looked for from there about the latter part
of Tulv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-10
Obituary.
ELISHA A. GORDON.

Died at Franklin, March 20. Elisha A. Cor
dOa, son of the late Asa ID. and Eliza A. Cor
don of Franklin. Elisha A. Gordon was born
in Franklin, Feb. =, 1864. In 1857 he attended
BRYANT and StrHttou's Commercial College in
Boston: 10 lS>s and SO be attended the Bust
ness College in Rock land, where be graduated
Feb l5, 1889. II was Mr.. Gordon's intention
TO enter 4 commercial house al once. but being
advised By bis physician and friends 10 avoid
close confinement. he bought farm. On Jan.
Is. $50. be married Miss Neitie A. Biai>dei OF
Franklin. aud shortly sitter commenced house
keeping under the most favorable auspices.
Ii l. seldom we are called upon 10 note the
death OF one who was 80 universally loved and
respected. OF whom IL can 80 truly be said she
ea.e- behind him no unmanIy deeds or words
TO cast their shadow upon his memory AL.
though not q professor OF religion, he pos
sessed in n large measure those qualities OF
mind and character that are indispensable in q
true christian. He was kind and aifectionate
charitable towards all. The manliness and
purity OF bis character. the sympathy and in
terest be felt for the young people made him
their universally accepted leader.
His illness was not considered dangerous
and his friends expected 10 see him out in q
few days. on the 18th. at O'Clock in the
morning, be was taken with n severe pain in
the lower part Of the abdomen. and at 8 O'Clock
March 30. be died. Examination OF remain,
/ showed the cause Of death to be loop formed
In lower part Of the bowels.
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Sullivan

On Tuesday evening. April list, the stu
dents Of the Sullivan High school present
ed to a large and sppreciative audience,
the drama entitled The Home Guard or
Enlisted for the War" and the comedy,
"Out Of His Sphere" The costumes
worn were well suited to the characters.
and the scenery, though simple, was all
that could be desired. With one or two
exception, the parts were well committed
and we're rendered In manner which well
became amateur actors. In the drama
Miss Josie BRIGHAM represented Gayle
Clifford the heiress, in s creditable man
uer, as did Warren Ursnn the postmaster
jerks. The darby, Crimp, was imperson-
ated by A. l.. Bunker who kept the house
in roar at every appearance The hero
of the play Robert Trueworth. was rem
dered by the hero of the playing, Mr.. NJ.
L. Urann who succeeded in the highest de-
gree in winning the favor of the audience.
Bursts of humor followed by bursts of
laughter rapidly followed each other
throughout the comedy. Miss Annie Emery
admirably represented Mrs Blood and
Mrs. Southernwood Mr.. w. NJ. Pettee
grumbled as Jedediah Blood in a way that
would have caused envy on the part of
Jedediah himself Fred Dennis was per
feet success a. earl Schmidt, the Dutch
man. Tom Blood was well rendered by
Phillips Eaton. The Dutchman and Tom
brought down the house with prolific dis
play of their supper-tshle etiquette. The
evenings music of a highly satisfactory
order was given by Misses Hawkins and
Dennis at the piano, and Messrs. Ashley and
Hayes with drum and fife. The entertain.
ment was success not only in its rendi
ton and reception but also in its finance.
The proceeds Of the evening were for the
purchase of books and apparatus for ths
school
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Obituary..


The sad news Of the death OF Mr.. Henry r.
Joy. A. il was seen in the telrgraphlc reports
III the daily papers on the 10Th inst, brought
sorrow - many reader. iie was the New
York STATE aud Michigan salesman for Moore.
Smith X Co. Boston. and hi- death " a. yerv
unexpected His was an unique personality.
During hi, business career he had always been
10 the bat trade 1r>t travelling for Sanderson,
Foster GO. For two wears or more be had
been sufferer With some trouble in his ear.
The lifi Guilty increased. and be as compelled
10 come heme from hi. la>t trip before it was
finished. An operation similar 10 that per
formed on the late Roscoe Couklng was found
Necessary and it resulted fatally.
Few men united in small BODY 30 MANY
msgne'c and original qualities. To know him
Wa 10 Ike hiW and Il. be often expressed il
on lii sdysace pU-tAis, joy Will be with
VOW hen arrive on such a date" Joy in
deed. wa, with him always. Full of humor
that Wa bubbliug over. he had malice toward
bone, and shed only pleasure around him. A,
q salesman he had few equsl> and no supe-iur>
HI had winning way that impressed every
one whom he met; and after he made Gus
toner bi, fair treatment always held him.
Outside OF the humor and the agreea5lenes- OF
BIZ, manners. hich every one noticed be pos
seSsed manhood that caused him TO always
think OF his family. He was In truth 8
mothers boy and left will leaving everything
10 her. He was born IN Ellsworth. Me. thirty.
eight years ago. and was the Oldest son of d
family Of five, Many are the bright savings OF
his that are now repeated by his friends. The
news Of his death brought many letters and
kilograms TO his family and his firm. all testify
Ing to his great WORTH New York Hate,
and EHrrier
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-10

-"Old Jed Prouty," clean, pure story,
illustrating New England country life, the
scene of which is located at the village Of
Bucksport, Maine. will be PLAYED in all the
principal towns and cities of Maine during the
coming May. Richard Golden, the star of the
company, is a native OF Maine, and author Of
the play, aud is fast achieving national repu-
tation by his clever assumption of the charac-
ter Of the old Bucksport tavern keeper. Jed
Prouty." He is accompanied by Dora Wiley.
''the sweet singer of Maine The Maine tour
will commence at Biddeford. May /. after
which the route will be as follows: Portland,
Pennington, Brunswick. RoeklaDd, Bath,
Richmond. Gardiner, Augusta, Togus. Show
began. Wsterviile, Fairfield. Belfast. Pttsfeld,
Dexter, Dover, Bucksport. Ellsworth, Bar
Harbor. Oldtown, Houlton. Calais and Bangor.
I he tour is being advertised in very thorough
and novel manner. and can hardly fail to be
productive OF most excellent financial as well
as artistic results. The company will remain
the same as in New York. Philadelphia and
Boston, and special scenery will be carried.
Judge Peters of Bangor, " no Is suffering
from eataracts. vent to Boston last week to
consult DR.. Derby, the celebrated oculist.
THAT settles it, said grocer yesterday
That's the fourth customer I've lost to-day
because / did not have Brussels soap. I'll Of.
der some at once.r
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Bo.,oa-Ar April 3 ssh. Stella lee Hamilton, New
YORK; T. N.wcunt Alien. Deer ls!s utve Avery.
Haskell PrnoD,cot, q CuiaHs and May 3uecn sa.h-
Ar Aprtl g. hris EuscRe Has, nsri'ns, sgr'HaiH
CA.iine-sl1 Apr schs kroms Green, Smith, Sgl'sn
KendH.krag, Norton, raiiysa
Ar Apr s. sch Henry Squire, Gray. sones sound
.trnr nAliA,. Parker
Darsen Ga-tli Apr }. srhs XII arson, smith, kucks
port Efne simmons, kgl&vf formation
Mobile Ar Apr I. ,ca II ! totEeH, Haskell, Kingston,
ia
New York-Ar Aprt sch Cnoa. Reed. BlnehlI
Ar APT s. hsix Woodbury., brown, faTamaiho; sehs
Carrie Pickerne. CTycker farsers liz al u WFhsis'
Campbell. RockAnd, barge. s'soo and Lizzie IL from
PoriIani-Ar Apts sch \ Paine, Deer Isle foF New
York .
Ar APR g. sch. wn Emersan Cot. Boston Ina
Yeruad barton LcHave hank
CID Apr sch kAis FrAy. Fray Bar liArh-r
Delaware Breakwaier-sid Apr ;, sch Carrie Buck
nam. CArdenss
Roekland- so Apr4. sch silver Heels Se~ YORK
TArpsu!in Corcin 9et, Apt ,. scis LsEIir tnchrane
Rpbt Dorty snd Victor!
vineyard Haven Ar Apr T. sca, VIM FuHt podse,
Buck.pori Tor Nsw isrs A Mitchell. B4Fbonr. SUN
wilmington. = Ga Aprs sci Thomas y Holder.
McMtlien. New YORK
Eoreign PorGs.
Cieniuez.-At Mar 2s sch ALAn~tte heyss, ~ Del
i Thomas Ar Mar - bark Bile wooster, Higgins,
Rio JAnelro
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Ellsworth Falls.

Ellsworth Falls.
Miss Helen York Of Rockland, is visit
ing at Mrs. A. W. Ellis.
Martin Haynes returned home Friday
from the Philadelphia Medical school from
which he is now a graduate.
Quite company of young ladies' met at
the house of Mr.. Fred Moore, Saturday
afternoon and evening, to celebrate the
anniversary of the sixteenth birthday Of
his daughter Eva.
Capt. Whitney Of Ticonic Engine Co.,
has had q wildwood cabinet made and
placed iD one corner of their meeting room
in the engine house. Their silver Ice ser
vice will be placed in 1t.
The house of Mr. Fred Dorr is receiving
a fresh coat of paint.
The children of the Juvenile Temple,
will give a concert in Union Hall, Thurs
day evening. The admission is only cen
cents. QUAKEREss.
April 8.
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trust in the precious promises Of Christ,
oar Savior.
Iregret to say l stated in my last items
that Hotel Beacon was sold to New York
parties. 1t Is not so, and IL still In possess
sion of the Winter Harbor Land Co. l sup
posed my informant was reliable. The
teish, rather than the assurance, makes
some people anticipate too strongly.
The Silver Star Is looking neat and trim
in fresh coat of paint. She will steam
for Ellsworth in 4 few days where she
will be hauled on the railway.
Mrs. Lovina Tracy is In Boston visiting
her sister, DR.. A. J. Baker.
The friends of Mrs. Elnira Bourgette
will be glad to learn that she has so far
recovered from her recent illness Is to ke
able TO be out, and win soon leave Boston
and return to her home 1t this place.
Capt. Judson Guptill has taken command
Of the schooner Boxer, and Is In Calais
loading with lumber for Boston. Capt.
Thomas Smalla2e of the schooner Brave
has just returned from said port and Is en-
route for Boston or vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Atkins arrived last Thursday
and was to occupy the Baptist pulpit one
year. but was taken sick on Friday and has
decided to resign, and return to his home
at Milton Mills, N. II.
April 6. PUPII-
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Oh, What q Cough !

VIII you heed the warning, The signal per-
hsps OF the sure approach OF that more terrible
disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves II you
afford for the sake Of saving 30 cents, TO
run the risk and do nothing for 1t. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will Cure
your Cough. II never fails. This explains
why more than n Hilton Bottles were sold
the past year. II relieves Group and Whoop-
Ing Cough at once. Mothers do not be with
out II. For Lame Back, Side or Chest. use
Shiloh's Porous Plasters. Sold BY $. y. Wig
gin. lyr99
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iHs =sa-7-a
Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
Bucksport-April /. Eleanor, wife OF Joseph
Romeo, aged Ga years ant l6 days.
Winter Harbor-March %, Mrs. Eleanor
Weare, aged ~ years and 10 months.
A precious one from Us has gone,
voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Castine-April 5, Mr.. James " than, aged
70 wears.
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Comm onwealth Of Nnssachuxetts

SUFFOLK, - Probate Court.
To the next 81 Kin, Creditors and all other per
sons Interested in the estate Of William Bartlett
late ~ Ellsworth, ~ tho state - Maine who ais
appeared IN l~+1 and Is presumed to III dead
iutrsiatr. leayiHs Aos.ia ari s@.-se - 4"li ee.~
~ " suholk GREETING .
w HtREA-. application has been made To said
w Court IL grant letter u administration on
the estate OF said deceased To George A. >nythe
81 Boston In said county al suffolk. you are here
hy cite, IN appear At Probate Court 10 be held at
Boston, IN said county OF suffolk on Monday, the
fiih day OF MAJ, \. u. l-tS al ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, To show cause, If any you have, against
granting the same. And the hppiCant Is hereby
directed to give public notice thereof, 10y publ sh-
Ing this citation once a week, for three successive
weeks, In III" news pApers called the Boston Post
published ut satd Boston, AMI the Ellsworth
American, published at said Ellsworth, the last
publication to be two weeks Mt least before said
court
Wines John W Mckim. Esquire, Judge Of
said court, this twenty fourth day Of March Ia the
year one thousand eight hundred amt ninety.
3wlI ELJAH GEORGE Register.
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----as-ssss-I4-.H i-ssssi-sHi- s4s-s-----4-----z-
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO tender our sincere thanks TO the
Franklin Granite Band for their services rem.
dered, also 10 the Franklin dramatic club for
furnishing beautiful flowers. and for sympathy
expressed by all who 50 Kindly assisted In the
burial Of our dear husband and SOP.
MRS. NErTIE A. GORDON.
MRS. ELIZA A. GORDON
AND FAMILY.
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Merits Wins.

We desire 10 say TO our citizens. that for
years we have been selling Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklens Arnica Sslye aud Electric
Btters, and have never handled remedies ths,
sell As well. or that have given such uniyer-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time aud We stand ready 10
refund the purchase price. II satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. ). ID. Virgins, Druggist.
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TremoAt.
Average rank In scholarship and deport-
ment Of the fremont High school: Hat
tie Mayo, 81 per cent. Edith Lurvey, 81;
Temperance Robbins.s7; Susie Haynes, 95;
Helen Dolliver, 80; Catha Freeman. IS
Maud Higgins, 81; Maud Mason. 80; Dora
Parker, 81; Harry Lawton, IS; Geo. Par.
ker. sc; Nellie Squirting. 90; Fannie Har.
mon. 81; Joseph Harmon, DC; Charles
Freeman, 90; Nellie Mayo. SO; Manitta
Stanley, %; Neva Moore, 81; Alton Trun-
dy, So; Grin Milan, So Edward league,
70; Everett Stanley, 81; Willie Ash. Sc
Robbie Norwood SO; Geo. Luryey. 80
Arthur Freeman. 10; BERTHE Lamont, s5 f;
Hettie Handy. 80; Ina Ross. SO; Lulu
Mayo, 81; Chattle Adams, % Lessie Dix.
rs; Mile Milan; 81; Grace Lawton, 9s
Stevens Harmon. 81; Geo. Harmon, 81
Everton Gott, "a; Thomas Stanley. 81
James Whitmore, IS; Andrew Brown. 81.
This rank Is on the scale Of 100 and Is
made out Of daily oral and monthly writ
ten work. G. Z. PERKINS,
Principal.
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Winter HARDER.
Washington Pendleton and his two
daughters have moved to East Boston where
they intend making their future home. 1t
seemed sad, indeed. TO leave the wife and
mother in the cemetery, IS she anticipated
returning to Massachusetts, where she had
spent eight years of her married life; and
many would so gladly welcome her return.
But we sadly realize true wife, fond
mother, and kind neighbor has gone
from our midst.
Since my last writing, Mrs. David
Weare has ceased this existence, and en-
tered, as we trust,a better and brighter one.
As the time approached, she was anxious
to be freed from her su6erings, and felt TO
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Bluehii-Msrch u, to Rev and Mrs. +. A.
Mason. daughter.
So. West Harbor-M March. to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. &. Parker. a sou.
Winter Harbor-April /, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Bickford. IL son.
April 6, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Grover,
a daughter.
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Vbe GllsOortb Amcritan.
Published Thursdays.
Offices % and % State Street.
City and County.
Sup. Jud. Court, April Term, 1890.

Sup. Jud. Court, April Term, 1890.
JoHN A. PETERS. Chief Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
II. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
ELMER p. spoFroRp, County Attorney.
RUEL SMITH, Stenographer.
d. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
HARRY L. HALE, Messenger.
DEPUTIES.
l.. r. Hooper, BROOKLYN;
X. K. JOY, Gouldsboro;
F. b. Foster. Amherst.
j. +. Ford, (SpecisO Ellsworth.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
A. F. Burnham. h. T. Sowle. A. W King.
well, H. f. Hamlin. l.. A. Wyman. II. NJ.
Hall. Jr.. Geo. h. Stuart, Fred l.. Mason.
Chas II, Drummey. l.. r. Giles. Ellsworth;
L. b. peasy, ". T. Foster. John T. Higgins,
John \. Peters. .Ir., r. : Clark. Bar Harbor
o. r. Fellows, Jude o. T. Cunningham.
I. II. smith Buck>port: George NJ. Warren.
ta>tne; c. A. Spotiord. Elmer Pearl Spofford.
Deer Isle; +. Webster French. Geo. X. Fuller,
Southwest Harbor; T.. r. Chase. Buehill; h.
+. Tracy. Winter Harhor: Henry Boynton,
sullivan: II. Il. CleaVes. Portland: +. ]. Camp
bell. therryfcld I. W. Nose. b. {. Addition.
bangor.
GRAND JURY.
William W. Bragdon, Foreman. Franklin:
Edwin l.. BeaZiey. Buck>port:
James NJ. Bartlett Ellsworth;
Daniel Deasy. Gould>boro;
John Dix, Mt. Desert;
John T. Eaton, Deer Isle;
Herbert r. Emery. Eden;
Daniel Gibbs, Orand;
Francis Griudal. PenohscOt;
James Y. Grindle BluehIt:
Joseph Il. Mason. fremont;
John A. Oliver, Surrv:
Frank ;. Perkins. Ca>tine;
Groves \. Parker, Sedgwick;
John c. Reed. Ellsworth:
Darius L. Roberts BrooksvilIe:
Aaron I. >lubb.. Buck~port:
Abel Staples, BROOKLYN.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
4. Z. Kane. Foreman. BROOKLYN;
Robt J. Alexander. Ellsworth:
Alden :. Berry, lamoiue;
William Bla~ton Deer Isle:
Alden Butler Ea>tbrook:
Ferdinand Devereux. Bucksport;
Rufus 4. Dodge, RrooksriIle;
Charles II. Davis. Trenton;
Edwin II. Gould. Ellsworth;
Mark W. CHM, Orland;
Frank L. Jeli>on. Surrv:
riah b. Leach, Prnohscot.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
Loren ". Rumii. Foreman. fremont:
Timothy VI. Mason. Mt. Desert;
Peter Mill, Deer Isle;
James Nicktr>on. Amherst:
Geo. G.. Patttn. sullivan;
Albert ;. Peuncy. MariaNille;
Lewis y. kemick. Ellsworth;
Richard Il. >toNer, Buckspori:
Charles II. slower. Eden;
John Tufts. Biuehill,
Geo. 4. v lliam>. Franklin;
James W Bunker. Gould>boro,
Frank Ball. Hancock.
Tuesday, APPS.
Court opened At II \. NJ. with prayer BY the .
Rev. Or. Tennc,; after which the traverse I
uror> were sworn in. who proceeded TO elect .
heir foremrn. The remainder Of the day
aiken up with calm. the docket. and assign
n eases for trial.
"wednesday, Apr. Q. (
The fir>t ca>e fpr trial Wa begun This morn
NJ.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, ADJ. 5, 1890.
Mrs. Hattie Brown. Miss Minnie A. Burgess
Miss Caddie Carr, Mrs. W. Geason.
Mr., Webster NJ.
Higgins. Miss Christie Mcclellan,
Mr.. Francis Mccall
lister, Mr.. G go. +. Stetson,
Miss Minnie Signor. Mr. Bonnie F. Weber.
Please call for advertised letters.
A.W. GRIZZLY. P. n.
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-DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

l. Il not worth the small price Of IS cents TO
free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints; II you think so call at
our store and get bottle OF shiloh's ltalixer.
Every bottle has printed guarantee on 1t, use
accordingly, and II 1t does you no good Il
will cost you nothing. Sold by S. u. Wig
gin. lyT29
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STATE or MAINE,

HASCoCk, So Court OF Insolvency.
In the case OF iliiam l.. GilIey, Insoiyeut Deb
tor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has on
IN this twelfth day OF March, A II. le!J. been
presented to -tid court for said county, by william
J. Giliey, Of Fremont in the county Of Hancock.
iu-olyenl debtor, PRAYING for an allowance out u
his personal estate for the necessary support nf
himself amt hi family L J. prcred by said court
that hearing be had upon the -amc before said
court, AZ Ellsworth, in said county 81 Hancock, on
THURSDAY, the tenth day Of April y. u. l-v1, AZ
ten o'clO-k in the forenoon and that notice there
III be published In the Ellsworth American, a
new -paper published IN Ellsworth In aid county,
once week for two successive weeks, amt all in
trrr-trd may appear At said place and time and
show cause il any they have, why an allowance
should not be granted said debtor according to
the prayer Of hie petition
Attest Tn +. pORR,
Register of said court for said county ~ Han.
cock. 2Sl4
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he ha- been daily appointed
AMI has talcu upon himself the trust OF IA admin
l-tratnr N the estate Of Ellen borgan, late
~ Ellsworth. IN the county OF Hancock dccra -cd
Us giyiug bond a. the law directs, he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 70 the said
deceased estate a. make immediate payment and
those who have ANY demands thereon 10 eXhilHt
The sam. for settlement.
tfIAS- II. DRt MMEi.
Ellsworth, Mar -, $50 3wll.