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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
Notice Of Foreclosure.

In HEREA>. Joseph J. Hopkins, OF Otis, Han
w cock county, Maine. and Adds f. Hopkins.
OF Ellsworth. in said county and state, by their
mortgage deed. lated the thirteenth (l3th} day Of
October, u, ISSt, and recorded in Hancock Reg
istry of Deeds. in vol. PCS folio PCS. conveyed In
me. the undersigned. certain lot or parcel of
real estate situated in said Ellsworth. bounded
and described n fo,loNs. {" wit Lying on the
castcriv .idr OF Water street bounded uortherly
by the .lohn Eu1 <cr lot, called easterly by land
Of Thomas Mahan, Southerly 10y land now or
formerly ~ the Jordan heirs. and westerly hy
Water street. aforesaid, together with all the
buildings thereon and all riyileges and Appurte.
nances thCrruntn belonging, excepting hercfrom
right Of way twrlN" feet wide appurtcnant To
the lot OF Thomas MahAn, aforesaid, extending
from said lot ~ Mah1D to water street, meaning
hereby to tIciHde the same premises To us convey
eel ty warranty deed Of Robert Gerry. ascd May
Il. A. u list % ne recorded In the Hancock Coun-
~ Registry az Deeds. and whereas the condition
OF said mortgage has teen broken. now. therefore.
by reason Of ihH breach % the condition Of said
mortgage claim foreclosure ~ sHii mortgage.
III III BARTLETT.
Dated a. Ellsworth NO., 18th. \ d i>;0. 3wiI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

Great evils, such as intemperance. gamb-
ling and the social evil, have long cursed
the world. Among these terrible evils
which have been so disastrous to human
happiness, and which have wrought wrongs
which have appslled mankind, there should
be classed an evil which in bad results and
degrading influences is nearly or quite the
is the pernicious literature which is flood
ing the country, poisoning the morals and
perverting the minds of the young of both
sexes, who might otherwise be useful
members of society. For such literature
men and women should have no tolerance
1t should be stamped out, and that speed
ily as one of the destroyers of mankind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

Wealth crowds poverty of the grand stand
1t the horse race, but Brussels soap, through
merit al 4sne. is crowding all other soaps out Of
washtub society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

The Belfast Journal shows from Jack
sons geological report on Maine published
in 1888 that the Small Point capitalists are
not looking in the right place for coal.
DIR. Jackson says that upon the Aroostook,
Sebois and Machias rivers are found the
rocks belonging to the anthracite lorna
ton and that coal will probably be discov-
cred in these regions if ever found any
where in the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20

At court NJ Probate hplien at E,grhIL within
ami for tAt COUNTY ~ Hancock an tho >esnuI
"Wednesday OF NOV. \. u l~JJ
TLElKt X WOOD, named executor lu
Ii certain Instrument puporting To he the last
Will amt testament ~ George whitaker, late ~
Goud-buro. 10 said county deceased. having pre-
scented the same Tor probate
OrIrret, That the said Elylrl Il. Wou.. -atc
notice u all persons interested y. causing ID rppy
Of This oricr t" be polished three wrck- success
lively in the Ellsworth American, prutri 1t his
worth. that thcr may appear At a Probate Cuuu
g. ~ held Al Eisw orth In sait county, the
ond Wednesday of December ucNt, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon and show cause. II amy tlvy
have, Why the said instrument should NOT Ice
proved approved, and allowed a. the last viii and
testament Of -ait deceased.
.. T.. SNtNGHAM, judge.
Aurst-tHA> Z. DORE, Register.
A true copy, Attest HAS. +. DoRR, Register.
3Ml-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20
tle 9Th Day Of November Instant
As A DAY Of
THANKSGIVING and PRAYER.

ITi NhNbITING ana IRI YER.
2 pom that day let US abstain from our custom
yn,'atiuns aud in our homes and various places
puuHt worship return, ont Of the gratitude OF
triie hearts, humble sckuOw Judgments 10 the
" - Father VINO has So freely bestowed upon
Iiis rtrcics
'tiNcn al the Council Chamber at Augusta.
this tenth day Of November In the year OF our
l.ur,t one thousand eight hundred and ninety
aud ~ the Independence of the United
States u America, the one hundred and NJ
tecuth
EDWIN {. III LEIGH.
i FHt trpN tHNoR.
nRAMtNpAL SMITH. Secretary Of state.
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r. the Honorable Jud.c ~ Probate within and
tur the county ~ Hancock.
THE uuler-i gned. LucrnA II. Heath of pclham
| guardian uf wallace W. bin l., ami Alice
g. Heath. minor heir. ~ Leonard & Heath. late
Of -ati neiham. deceased. respectfully repre-
sent that salt warts are possessed Of the follow
Ing described real estate situated in said Dc4ham
10 wit Certain pasture IBEt bounded the
north by Mouitous Pond aul lant ~ Wallace
Black east hy Hand OF traukt'rav, -ou,h by land ~
Warren Noulton. West hy Moulton- pond aforc-
said. That il would he for the heGedt Of wards
% Lease TIE right 70 tap maple trees growing on
said premises and ne the sap obtained therefrum
with the riEht to carry On the business of sugar
making together with the right a. cross and re.
cross other laul- belonging 10 -aid wards and at
Joining The above described lpt To- order To reach
tn" lant above described Wherefore Your peti.
TONER pray- that -hc MAJ be licensed t. lease the
same fur the purposes Hiprc,aii.
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{ b. GlIsuortb american.
THURSDAY, NOV. 20. 1890.

We DO not read anonymous letters and commu-
4 atoms. The name and address of the writer
4 IN all cases indispensable. necessarily for
\ nllcaton tut a. q gusrantceof good faith.
We communicable to return or preserve com
~ IAicauons that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-20


Names and description of Real Estate.
Atwood, or uDk u, south part OF 40 acres.
Ahson Ernest, or unkn, homestead OF heirs OF
Z. Handy,
Bolton, A.. or unk'n,
do do do
Bowden, Thos. n Fredericton unk'n
Brown, heirs o. John L., or unkn.
BREWSTER Heirs of Charles or unk n, east part OF
lot,
Burr, Alfred T.. unk'n.
Close W r., or unk II, sawmili lot and privilege,
Copeland, +. r., or unk'n,
Copeland, Charles, or unk'n.
Chaplin Augustus, or unkn.
Eldridge, Dennis, unkn.
Gem Mark w :. or unk'n. lot of Burnham Estes,
Grinde, Charles, unk n, house. barn and lot,
Hadlock ". +. 4 c. or nnk'u, 10 rods ON Pond
Street,
do do 10
Hartman. John A., or unk'n,
do do do
do do do
do do do
HoNie, Charles, or unk'n,
King, G. e., or unkn,
King, Joseph, or unk'n,
smith, Amasa, or unk'n,
Torrens. James W. Il sons, or unk'n,
Wheeden. Lincoln, or unk'n,
Whitmore. Jas. A. unk'n, house lot Bridge SIRE
Williams VIM, II uukn,
Bucksport, Nov. g. ls9o.
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, the Honorable Judge d Probate FOR tie county

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for tile county
81 Hancock.
1lIt undersigned, Darwin y. Moore. admnis
L traitor OF the estate Of James NJ Moore, late
Of Ellsworth, tn said county, deceased respectful
IL represents that the goods aud chattci-, rights
and credits III said deceased are not -ati lent To
pay his inst debts amt charges Of administration.
Wherefore your pcgtion"r ptays your homer 70
grant him license 20 sr at public or private sale
and convey the following described real estate
situated in said Ellsworth, ant bounded and dc.
scribctl a. follows, to wit beginning at the lunc
tibn VI the branch Fond rOAl and tnc new road
crossing MON River hcow Hairs mills thence
running south eighty five degrees east on said new
road to the lot which was sold John l.. Moor
thence north i've degrees cast "a the GopIall mill
lot ilnr thence nnrthN c~rrlF said MIL lot line
To the division inc Of the Gariand and Pond lots
thence wc-trr, on said division line t. the rOah.
thence southcrly ON said road To the place 81 he
ginning and containing nine acres more or les I;
however rr-crV!nS tucrcirom tie Burying Ground
a. now fenced the same being dc-Crtoc'l In Iced
ustsd \ rril 2lr,i \ u. 1861. from >yrcHa Garland
to ~IStu Moore, and re- orici ia the Hancock
County nvZi-tr, Of Deeds, Book llG, Page Q, ami
e. vhch reference l. hal. of the real estate OF the
deceased. To- satisfy sad debts AMI charges Of adj
minislrHtiou. DhtwIN \ MOOR
November I'm. =. u l>su.
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STATE OF Maine.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
/. PROCLAIM

Near the Close Of the first memorable year that
& early Pilgrim Fathers spent upon the soil of a
\ " world, when the first small harvest had been
ifheTed in to their store houses, and new hopes
re iSpelling the shadows OF famine and pesti-
zee. they met together 10 rejoice after more
era manner and 10 return thanks for the
~sings OF Providence.
The custom, thus originated in New England.
since Nely properly become national in Its
s-crysuce.
Fine people OF Maine are nearing the c'ose OF a
that mas been fruitful In bounties. Peace
M prosperity have attended US and the earth has
h'l Welded up It's increase. therefore, with
q stdytcc Of the Executive Council. designate
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81 .-ni So. -u'ir- lrr .f ls-uiy Ia;HA'!'
A. .r..lra~rIi-I sn: ;r-' s''-'i i's."s, 1" -s~ry
...rt.. - iHs payer '"r iiic c'-Lh NJ. -"
ID. ma ~ tis- esi.laf tp'-' 10 ''a'
L., 'lnna :, each pi GhIsi r'nA.if- a o. e.
d. 80 r.. 49, nr..I ',fi,rr S".. H. -. Et'.
u.-.g4-. .u'l4gr. are II'l!r"i III real i'i'' ti'i
s...,,.l irol. .'! T"a.irii- tyi" "n -. T. g.
a.! ..4.. al -. ;n lAI .>"i". !! .'."- tai'1 80 -
- - ',i s!,s hn'si ""t "sri ~i''t", ~
no ,t.--- AMI most i.!4aT writers. t"th 81 A....
=. ana Europe Each one - 'oiEI.ci. Il. !'tc!i-
~ "a Mrs.. Caudi-'., Gr'nin i-rs:mr"s
o. III, \ Jcr:.,.p Very OH and very i"s'ry- '
..r aali q. nlI-r s-r-raTs"E -Lyuli rad t'4":'
=. "a, Adventure. ola lsncisris'r: iir N a.
- sf T. a. f-anp"l., Adventure ~ NJ" YORK.
/ ,r. IiIb!"E- %" =. - i1l.,i!ar Ahlb =, -
AZ. I'..y,u valuable camp .iaiI"n 81 u-f:4i ;aciS
sa%i - ...-tiur- for farmers aud gari.n":-.
.s q. Pr"a she Earth to the Noon.
~ ..t Thc Little Old Nnn "f tho naii:s.
q, ,ur. = NDVel. By EMILE q 'B"Eiir -
-. -. a DANGEROUS Woman. H''' - A.!
W - The Linden Farm Bride. *oTai
"a. simon Derrick Dac:Lt,r. AHore!
d" -. "a: The nnroa'. Will ASovel. By s'L
W, -. ~, Tac Peril Of Richard Pardon. :
-. - H..ctbird HIn. A SOTel. b E-:ar'.
:" "a The Gunrtiiau's Plot. Novel. f.
"a The Cray Falcon. Novel. H. u
.r,. The sorrow OF " Secret. Move!
- percy and the Prophet. Move
<, "" Is; The s.ory of "a Wedding Ring.
N".ei b t,s ,a sn,hn. 9, xyarr.. T.mp,a,soa. :
sGr-I rr grs H'x.Y Won.
=. rs s Modern Cinderella. Novel. +!
~, "a The leland Home. Novel b NJ.
~: %a sa The Fa,.I Glove. ASOrel. By cLAR'
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=. Crcat storm. high tide and loss of
life Oh the Atlantic coast.
In. Collision on the Chicago. Santa
Fe and California Railroad near i.or, MO.
H.. kills five persons: - lives lest in II
coal mine explosion at C;s;rop, New
Jouth Wales.
H. Intelligence received Of the aban-
donment in mid ocean of the Danish
steamer Dannark, with - rc"!i" "n
board, who we're taken off by the steam.
er Missouri. Capt. Murreil ard sarP!.
L.. Suici,ie IL John jackson. Pre- !
dent Of TIE ST. Louis Elevator Iy:.i-
pa@y.
~. Fire along the IIGi:aon River tfn.i>s
in Nc~: York destroys s2.,sa;,HG w".;i, oi
property AID kills cpe man and ii! !lr,s
six.
~. Oklahoma. By presidential lTnci;.-
nation. oj,.nedto se'tlers;Massarla:'ct.s *
polls :o.t.lo majority asains: a pr"ispst'i
prohibition constitutional amendment.
IS. Wreck on the Grand Trunk Raj
road. near Hamilton, Ont. seventeen
persons being killed or burned II death.
81. Centennial of Wasl.inctoi.' iirs;
inauguration as President of the United
! States.
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minis, Train Mastcr, killed.

minis, Train Master, killed.
II. Chnrles II. Uhds commits suici,io
in 81. Louis; Emils Guenthrr, in st.
Louis, kills his father, t;corg. tiuenthrr,
list tight near Butte Mnnt., between
John GalIaghsr and q. II. Ward, which
resulted in death for both.
III. Gas steal provided for by the ST.
Louis Council, whereby the city would
be victimizcd tn the extent 81 81 !ta,ODD;
burning 81 the Guernsey building in 81.
Louis with u loss of slr),O)O, robbery Of
the express car on train on the San
Angelo Branch of the Santa Fc Railroad,
at Bangs Station, Tex, "a brakeman he
ing killed and 81 taken.
-. Announcement oT the fall list Of
House Committees; Disappearance Of
Gu Tong, cashier 81 Chinese bank of
! New York, with SlJ.tD Of the blak's
funds aud a young white la'ly who had
b,cn his Sunday school teacher: failure
! q: the blank book manufacturing firm
Of J. y. Preblc j. Co, of New York, with
liabilities of t,l.U0iOo; the Rawlins aad
White River stage robbed OF $50 by
two masked mon, near Rawlins, No.
- Silcott, the Washington dcfaulter,
seen Ia Montreal; Charles Shelar kills
his wife, three children and himself in
Niles, o., while drunk; an English syndi
cate buys the flour mills of exGov.
Philsbury and Senator ". ID. Washburn,
at Minneapolis, for s1:Ntpo; CAPT. John
:. Parker, formely real estate operator
at Kansas City, browns himself IN tho
Potomac, at Washington.
~ Fight between Slavin. the Austral-
ian, and Jem Smith, the English cham
pion, near Bruges, Belgium. which was
: declared draw, although Slavin had
the best Of it from the start.
5 ~. Intelligence received oi a mine dis
: astcr mt Angels Camp. near San And
l reas, California, in which sixteen lives
e were lost; fight between deputy United
J. States marshal and party and whiskcy
Q peddlers in the Indian Territor:, in
!. which the peddlers were wounded and
: captured
81 ~. Race riot in Jesup, Ga, in which
l. nine persons are reported killed and sew
II eral others injured; elofemsn: from
'e Carterville, Ga, Of Anna e. Jones. dau
- ghter Of Sam Jones, the evangelist. will
i W. NJ. Graham, a court stenosraphs T
" in Georgia.
6. Great storm on the Atlantic coast
.e and several lives lost and much propert.
$ destroyed.
" ~. Spread Of influenza in the elite
of the Atlantic seabnard, 2j,0O0 cases be
.e ing reported in and near Boston.
"a 2s. Ten persons killed and severa
others injured in a wreck or the Chesa
It peake and Ohio Railroad, near Whit
N Sulphur Springs. Va; 5O,0Go people re
I'll ported as suffering from the iEAuenz
n- in New York City; eight negroes CHARGE
with murder taken from the jail in Barn
" well. S. C., by mob and shot.
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Bear i'm mind that We agree t.

- Bear in mind that we agree T.
send the entire list of TWENTY
ys.!uabl. booas. az ab.Ire .,rp"n. by ri;ti'
;e,,si pad. la every new sul's..r!ncT to tee
sSESrIEri. Tor the crSiIinr' year. wh" re-
nli;s the regular subscription pr'cc
sI.:,o and 20 cents extra. $40 ill Ill. ar,i
to every old subscriber who pas all ar
rea.arss and renews fer one year IN a'i
,ance. 4 satlric copy Of ihe ho;'ks may
he Seen a. tins oi;i.,e. address all itt
iers to DcBfNs Il CUGaY, Oregon. 30.
The Holt County sentinel., 1890-01-10

!. r.pgnii. The fnrpcr 81 the l'ar..ll
h.iior,,. kills himself in Madrid.
8 Earthquake rh"ckn ia Ecuador.
1. Grover Cleveland 'i-i ut!' 81 liz"
White i:ous- and EcsjamiE iiarriaIn
ntcirs ia.
G Kung Milan q! .1"rvia aho!:"''i'h IN
favor OF has H.n Alexander
=. Earthquake rlrpc.s ia i'cEnsy.
varia. Dcluwar.. aud Mar !ni.I.
II. :Siri.c .; Gy sea, crs ia Fall !:iv
or. Ma.
H. Expip,inn % boilers it; Pi't5itrg
kill, lis" u.r.inr-' and wounds t.nr.crn.
H.. Thomas Is. Kerr, treasurer "f the
Br.r!uaN Surface kai,roil IA .*cw York.
accli:i.d g! tic charS., "f !.arin-; bri''-i
:: 'h"rnrn.
iG Tine American and German fire.
wrecked I'll :5i.i.I;.au III "a storm. ;::i'! -
I;yr.; lot.
~ Tie Spanish r,;.i. st"ari"r Min Ia
way .,ink in a collision near Iiniln, aGi
thin! pri-anis lost.
*. An un,,n"xn thief "hr!'ls up" the
Pre-. la. It ur ilir Firs. Natn'nai liant, at
Denver and compcl:; him tn believer 81,
O1.
- In,erstat" Commerce Commission
or Adj. re +. Walker resigns; H." Svra'e
r. :ccts the nomination of Murat Hal
stead fer Minister Ia Germany.
-. Boiler explosion on the steamer
Counties; ~ Flanders il the English
Channel kills fourteen persons.
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GOLDEN DAYS.
NOtis.e of Final settlement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
Sniirr is hereby given that he undersigned.
n r Aikirr administrator in charge of the
estate of Jahn Hnn~-wor;'i. deceased. will make
final settlement of his :.croun;S with said estate
rs Srrh notwithstanding al fh.' GrXf Term %! thr
Pr,,,te Court of iI..lt Go.lEt:. Missouri. To ic
b.I.en ;:t tn. to,rt House in sid county oh the
lg,b ,,ay of February. a. ID. I>:ai
~. T. ALkIHE.
fIIt,I PubIic administrator in Charge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1890-01-10

.. Gums of the dynamite crusisr We
suvius successfully tested at l'hila'ial-
phia.
| II. The stallion Axtcll, after tr"tting
] n mil. in a:II IN Tcrre llaut',, in sol.l to u
syndicate for si0Iytss. the 'argest price
ever obtained in the world for ANY horfie;
n natural gas explosion kills mother
and her three ,nns in bradford, To-; the
Gar of Russia visits Berlin.
| L.. Five PERSONS indicted in Chicago for
conspiring To- bribe jurors ih the C-onin
murder trial.
I3. Rev. Dr. TalaIagc's Tabernacle in
iiropklyn burned.
II. Break 81 u cable on the Mount
Auburn Inclined Plane Railway in Gin
cinnati, kills six persons AMI Injuries four;
eighteen persons poisoned by soup at
Woodbury.. y. j.
| Ii. Explosion in cnlliery III the coan
ty of Stafford, England, and fifty miners
killed.
Is. In Hamburg, Germany is fount
the body Of a wouan mutilated like thos'
murdered by Lon,lon's Jack the Zip
per-"
-. The Duke Of Sarta, Crown Prince
of Greece, and Princess Sophie, Of Prus
sia. married mt Athens.
y. Loss Of the British ship Bolan ol
the voyage from Calcutt. for Liverpool
33 persons being drowned.
81. Discovery, at Con: hoken, Pa. tina
4 William ii. Cresson, cashier, was tie
e fauiter in slGlOW, and had gone t
}. C,nada-
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l. Elections for Federal and State Of
ticers held in the new states of North
and South Dakota. Montana and Wash
inston; meeting Of the Pan-American
Congress in Washington.
>. Wreck of the steamer GeograPhl-
que and the schooner Minnie Swift, OF
the Canadian coast, in a collision, and
loss Of IL lives.
3. Boiler explosion on the steamer
Corona at False River, on tine Lower
Mississippi. many lives being lost; SEN
tence to seven years imprisonment OF
Gen. Lester B. Faulkner, at Buffalo, y.
u, for w-ecking national bank.
). The Grand jury at San Joaquin
county. Cal. decides tba: Deputy Marsh
al Nagel could not be tried in state
court for killing David $. Terry in de-
Tending As ,ociate Justice Field.
6. Loss OF four lives in the burning
of a restaurant in Winona. Wis; hurri-
care in the Island of Sardinia and the
loss OF 50 lives and the destruction OF a
largo amount of property.
:. The proposed prol,ib;tory amend
M mt to the Connecticut constitution de-
feated by o7.OC0 majority.
8. Charles b. Bishop. comedian, dies
4 1r,nr n performances at the Lycerm
Taeatsr, New York: grand parade OF
Knights Templar at the Triennial Con
c!aye in Washington, ij.0p being IN line
The Holt County sentinel., 1890-01-10
RECORD OF 1889.
Summary of the Important Hap
peniH.S of an Evcntittii fcar.
Reflection of the Floods, St,rm>. Earth
quakes. Grimes. Accidents, tonf:icra-
tions. Political Changes and other
Conspicuous and Picturesque
Features of the Norld'> Life
for the Past Tayl.e
Ncuti:,
ItSChl.r.

l. Total eclipse OF the san. observed
On the Pacific Coas;; destruction of the
Richardson Drag CoTpaEy's store u 81.
Louis by tire, resulting iE Il io:as, oi 80,
Oh.
j. The c., +. and Q. strike declared
OF: Red nosed Nike" tie murderer. ar
rested; the electric sugar frauds ex-
posed in New York.
.. Judge Earre;t. Gi Naw York ST.
p:eine Court, decides that ;Ao North
River Sugar i:ciinins Company. because
Of its entrance into the Sugar Trust, has
forfeited lis charter: a cyclone bows
down silk mill in Heading. Pa. d liiil
mill IN Sudbury. Pa. ard Wrecks many
buildings in P:ttshuT-. killing lJPurSJi..'
aud woun,iing loi in Rea linz. killing :
:.ai.,x,un Ing . in DaabIry, All KILN;
y anl injur.E.s - in Fi;tsbuT;.
l.. Collision batwe,sI a :i5.'rn. ger and
fTe:gi,: train OF the Tew York. rsnl,,'
.nia ;.nd Ohio Eli.foai near Tai!.nl,;,c.
o.. eight pe-soE., 1s.r.; !'i:i,d and seTea
i.iurei.
H.. The Della #,;i:c IIep;is i.,ttre chooses
Anthony Higgins tnitc,! State: Seni.icr.
he being the first Republican of that
state ever accorded thai honor.
-. \ wreck on the Norti,wes.ern
Railroad near Elmwu,,l, Mich, kills ,
pcrs;ons ard wounds ).
-. \ SJ0a.GlN dedication by Joseph
- 3. Moore. financial correspondent at In
dianapolis q. the Connecticut Mutu! Ii
Life Insurance Company. comes io light.
p ives aud Sta.Icr, "Nar,,icous "f
Finance" arrested in NcN York Tor de
frau.lins t'm Cinciuna.i. Hamilton Aid
Da,tnn Railroad Company.
%. Gen. Boulanscr elected 10 the
Chamber ID Deputies from !iria b:: 81,
c1 majority.
~. Stree: car RAILWAY strike in New
York and Brcokl,r, Coo person being
cut.
.. FIRE in Bntr3is. y Y. ,!cstrp. =
n-itso wcr:h of property.
1. Collision u! the steamer Glencoe
with Il bark OF R.a..liy Head. ti:iy-twu
persons bong arcgyGn.l: t:.c:i,. four lives
lost in ii collision h.i wec;i the steamer
Narc.ti and a sailing vessel oil bunse,
ncsS.
q. Si;.ht ear:i,lusk" sl.p.ls in Sou;i,
The Holt County sentinel., 1890-01-10

of Lewis IIros., ~ Philadelphia, with lin
bilitics 81 S.IigDJ0D.
III. Marriage - the Princess Louise,
eldest d1ught"r ~ the Prince 81 Wales
tu the Duke uf l.ifr.
:2s. The Bonlangist movement receives
u bad sci back in th. elections in Franc"
for Councils General.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-06-12
First published May %, 1901
PUBLICATION OF STJMMONS

TIE STATE OF KANSAS. To The & K Nar1ru
BEK CoHPANY, Incorporated, a member of the
hrm OF CHArTEN Bios Co.
You are hereby notified that YOU have been sued
with Frederick Harden and Frederick Hardten
=. L. Chatter and s. H. Chatter, remaining mem.
bers of the firm of Chatter Bros and CO.. as co-
defendants by Chas. w. II. Bayer, as trustee
plaintiff.
petition filed by the said plaintiff in the Clerk
once OF the goth Judicial District Court of the
State OF Kansas. in and for Barton County, Kansas
ON or before the 18th day of July, 1885, or said
Peuuon Will be taken As true and judgment rem
dered for the foreclosure of certain mortgage exc
cuted and delivered November 1st 1885, by the said
Frederick Harden and Frederick HarJiten on the
1olow1ng lands and tenements, situated in said
county of Barton and STATE of Kansas and described
as follows, to-wit: The half of northeast quar-
ter te Il of ne ~ and the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter INV u of ne ~ and the north
east quarter of the northwest quarter (ne n of NV N
ali In section No. fourteen 90 township No eighteen
1S) south range No. twelve (12) west of the 9th p
ment of the of $4532 with interest at the rate
of IL cent per annum and recorded in the Office
OF the Register OF Deeds in said county, in Vol at
page SS, and the prayer of said petition is that
ing under them be forever barred and foreclosed of
ali interest, right, lien and equity of redemption in
70 or on said lands and tenements, and that said
lands may he sold according to law, without
appraisement, and the proceeds of such sale be
brought into court and applied to the payment of
the claim of said plaintiff with the accruing interest
thereon, and the costs and occruing costs of this
action and for such other and further relief in the
premises as may be just, lawful and equitable
Witness my hand and the seal of said
IL. 81 Bend, in the said county of Barton, this
s7th day of May, 1880
HESS & JOHNSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. ell