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Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS November 18th, A. D. 1891
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, dated the
u thirticth day of October. A. u. 1891, issued
from the Supreme Judicial Court for the county
of Hancock and state of Maine upon a Judgment
of said court rendered at the October term there.
of, A. d. 1891, which said judgment bears date Of
the 18th day of October, A. d 1891, against the La
moline and Mount Desert Land Company, a corpo-
ration established AMI existing under the law of
the State of Maine, and having place of business
at Ellsworth. Hancock county, Maine. said corpo-
ration not being created for purposes of education
or religion. and in favor Of Calvin Y. Huckns, Of
Lamoine, Hancock county, Maine. for the sum Of
one hundred and thirty three dollars and twenty
cents damage, and twenty-five dollars and
forty-one cents costs of suit. with fifteen cent 5
more for said writ of execution; having certified
thereon that have been,and am unable to find per
sonal property of sand defendant corporation
have seized and taken the hereinafter described
real estate of said defendant corporation and ali
the right title and interest which said defendant
corporation had in and to the same on the twenty
third day of January A. d. 1890 at ten O'Clock and
thirty minutes In the forenoon, the time when the
same was attached on the original writ in the a.
non In which the aforesaid Judgment was given,
viz:
certain lot or parcel of land situated in the
town of Lamoine, Hancock County, Maine, and
bounded and described as follows to wit. Re-
ginning at the northeast corner OF the lot formerly
owned and occupied by Nelson Young: thence On
the north line of said Nelson Young's lot south
sixty seven degrees and ten minutes west four
thousand one hundred and thirty feet more or
less, to the Lemoyne or hurry line social :.
thence on said Lemoyne or hurry line north, eight
hundfed and seyenty-fi five and three -tenths feet
more or less. to the southwest corner OF lot own
ed or occupied by Thomas Springer; thence On
the southerly line of said Springers lot north sev
entythree degrees and thirty minutes east three
thousand nine hundred and twenty four feet more
or less, to Partridge's Cove; thence by said cove
southerly to the place of beginning. together with
premises to low-water mark, containing seventy
hve acres, more or less. And being the same
premises conveyed to the said Lamoine and Mi
decd, dated April twenty third, A. d. IsSs. ani RS
corded in vol. pa page 454, Of the Hancock Com
ty Registry Of deeds 80"
And on the nineteenth day Of December. !. n
1881 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the store Of
Henry :. Boynton in that part of said Iamoine
known as East Lamone, l shall sell at pubIie anc
ton so much of the above described real estate Of
the defendant corporation as is. or may be. neces.
sary to satisfy the execution above mentioned
and incidental charges
Dated November 18th, A. n. 1891.
SWIFT LEWIS +. HOOPER, Deputy sheriff.
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Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS November iath, A. d. 1881.
| pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. dated the
d thrtieth day of October. A. D. 1891. issued
from the Supreme Judicial Court for the county
OF Hancock and State OF Maine, upon a judgment
of said court, rendered at the October term there
of, A. D. 1891, which said judgment bears date OF
the twenty seventh day of October A. II. 1891.
against the Lamoine and Mount Desert Land
Company, a corporation established and existing
under the laws of the state Of Maine, and having
place of business at Ellsworth, Hancock County,
Maine. said corporation not being created Tor pnr
poses of education religion and in favor of Ell
wart j. Hotgkns OF Lamone, Hancock County,
Maine, for the sum of four hundred and sixteen
dollars and twenty nine cents damage. and TWEEN
tS tive dollars and forty one cents costs OF sultwtth
fifteen cent? more for said writ of execution hay
ing certified thereon thar have been and am una
bic tn find personal property of the said defendant
corporation. have seized and taken the hereinat-
ter described real estate OF the said defendant
corporation. and all the right title and interest
which said defendant corporation had in and 10
the same on the twentieth day OF January. A. D.
1880. at three o'clock and thirty minutes In the
afternoon. the time when the same was sttached
on the original writ, In the action in which the
aforesaid judgment was given viz:
LIST. certain lot parcel of land situated in
Iamoine, Hancock County. Maine. and bounded
and described a. follows, to wit Beginning at
the southeast corner OF the lot herein described
Mt the waters al Frrnchman's Bay thence north
nine degrees forty five minutes east to the north
west corner of the Sar,iine Factory: thence con
tinuing north nine degrees forty five minutes
east five hundred and eighty six feet. more
less, to the public highway, thence continuing
north nine degrees forty i've minutes east two
thousand nine hundred and forty four feet, more
or less to the shore OF Raccoon Cove, socallcd,
thence generally northwesterly but along the
shore of said Cove a stake in the brook nt the
southeast corner of lot of Armenia II. Walker,
thence south seventy eight degrees west but fol.
lowing always the south line of said land AZ said
Walker three hundred and forty-siN and five
tenth- feet, more less to the east line OF land
OF the heirs of Francis pe<Isle. thence south
eleven degrees thirty minutes west but following
said east line Of said land of the heirs Of Francis
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A Sure Cure for Pneumonia.

Each year we hear of many fatal
cases from pneumonia, and if the fol-
lowing receipt is faithfully followed
most OF them would find instant relief.
The following is the recipe: Take
ten or twelve raw onions and chop fine.
and put in large spider over a hot
fire: then add about the same quantity
of rye meal and vinegar enough to form
a thick paste; let it simmer five or ten
minutes. In the meanwhile stir it
thoroughly. then put it in a cotton
bag large enough to cover the lungs,
and apply to the chest as hot as the
patient can bear when this gets cool
apply another, and thus continue by
repeating the poultices, and in a few
hours the patient will be out of danger.
This valuable recipe was given me sew
eral years ago by an old physical n,
who stated that it had never failed if
a single instance to effect a cure on
this too often fatal malady.
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Rartietts Island.
Capt. and Mrs. F. f. Dyer have
gone away for the winter.
George Bartlett is at work at North
east Harbor.
School has commenced under the
able management of Miss Ida Richard
son of Beech Hill, Mt. Desert, who
taught the spring term.
And again death has been among us.
Capt. II. c. Raymond died Nov. IL.
quite suddenly. as no one seemed to
be aware he WAS so very sick. Had
only been confined 10 his bed three
days. He was kind friend and ever
willing TO assist those in trouble as
far as it was in his power. He will
be missed in the community. Mr..
Raymond leaves a wife and :wo small
children WHO will pass the winter at
Somesville and Mrs. Edwin Bartlett
will stop in Mrs. Raymond's house.
The young people gave LESSEE Dix a
surprise party on her birthday and
they report good time.
Nov. %. b.
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Sherif's Sale,

=
HANCoCk ss.-Novcmber 18th. A. D. 1891
Ri virtue Of an execution issued from the Ellsworth Mn
mcpal Court FIR the County Hancock ana STATE of
Maine, upon Judgment Of said Court rendered al he
November Term thereof \. D. ls9l which Ind grnrnt
bears date the ttth day Of November. A. u lAi,
against Richard jude OF Ellsworth Hancock County
Maine, and in favor Of \. +. Burnham OF Ellsworth III
said County and State, the Of twenty six dollars
damage and eight dollars anc eighty nine cents costs
Of SUIT with fifteen cents Tor said writ of execution
have seized and taken the hereafter described real
and all the right title and interest which the said Richard
Jude had III and 10 the the second dav of lulv
H. ISL nj ten o'clock in the forenoon the when the
same was attached On the original writ action on
which The aforesaid Judgment given To witt Ger
tain lot parcel Of land situated in said Ellsworth
and bounded and described as follows To wit Begin
ming on the easiery line Of OAK at the southwest
corner OF Richard Judes homestead lot thence following
his southerly line TO the westerly line of the railroad
thence souhtry the westerly line said railroad Il,
new street running from oak eastery the distance
from said Jndes line to said being about four rods
thence westerly the line OF said street nine rods more
or less 10 OAK street heuce nOrherly the east line of
oak street about four rods the place of beg nln
containing thirty-sx square rods, or less and de-
scribed in Hancock Registry Of Deeds in Book 1856 Page
1876. ' -
And on saturday, the twenty sixth day of December
D. 1871 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the sheriff Of
flee III Ellsworth Hancock County, Shall sell by public
auction all the above described estate and all the
right title and interest 10 satisfy said execution above
mentioned and incidental charges
Dated Nov. l7h. A. ID. 1891.
3w4 LEWIS +. HOOPER. Deputy sheriff
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Nherif'> Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

s.. ,-..,, Il - ,,,t 3, ,,,
~ yir,a III 4, px,,t,., tt h i-, .i, y. TT Fl
ID netot4-r \ h l,ii ,,,,r,d FILTH iii siri, I41iii
court for ih, County W Hau,4k und state f Maine HIT
julsn. >Ad Court rendered ii he October term
thereof \. H. l~1i whieh SAID iui- mcut bear,
ldts OF ne ~ Hiy seventh day Of ottuher, \. u
~, 'salhNt l4-' i-ail"lh' ana M"hht Desert
No., ~ - H. ~ ' n, Aii! eN'Stlns
II business Al Filsv.rrG n ,,r,Dt ,-"n,,, - ;1
corporation not b.in created Tor pnrn,,. 81 ,,i,n
religion t favor ot Ebu y pc6c.k a Ellsworth
the Ilncock state of Name Tor lie, sum
p "n' hundred ani nrty siN dollars and my three
VA. tW'u'. N'i' '.'ts at he cent? cost g"
Xxx MIX ,i+ HILL n , u, sHi Ni' q tNttu'tI
M snd ,rral I-t '',' 1 i , 'tp % a, TIT I,
have leilpd anf tiA.n ric I.r,jf.tt,r is.,r,bt r
DIX attendant corporation Ard A ihe rght ttir
and interest Nhird ,Ad ti.f.l,u r,rtrIti1 ti N ,ud
Z" ihe same N iv seventh DAY \ uvelLrr A D. iss
AZ eleven cncA and thirty minute, in l'e forenoon, the
uuif when tllr Sainr was attached tire original wit
~ the action Oh which the aforesaid Judgment was given
va.
y certain lot or parcel Of land situated in La
moline. Hancock COUNTY Maine and hnuntl,d
and described as follows To ,yit Kr,,tpuin,, M
the nnrth,a = GARNER If . III f,ruar1, ,,,rnni I,,
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School closed Nov G. The follow
ing pupils were not absent one half
day during the term: Alta and Mat
thew Laughlin. Gertie Williams, Myr-
tie Dunn. Forrest and Rose McPhee.
Hiram and Gleason Archer. Helen
Shuman. Tommy, Percy and Clarence
Williams. Forrest McPhee's. Matthew
and Alta Laughlin's rank, attendance
aud department were such that their
names will be placed on the roll Of
honor. Their rank and department
averaged over IS per cent, and they
were not absent one half day. or once
iardy during the term. There are
towns in Hancock County possessing
more schools, and greater number OF
scholars, but it j. not to be admitted
that any town has brighter or more
Intelligent pupils than the school Of
Great Pond.
Nov. 20. TEACHER.
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Thanksgiving Day.
BY JULIA II. THAYER.

BY JULIA II. THAYER.
A sacred pause amid the din
And turmoil of a world of care,
The rush of life, the grinding mart
And 10! a Nation bowed in PRAYER.
Lord, put our worldly fears away
And grant true Thanksgiving day
A silence filled with holy awe.
A consciousness OF love Divine
That closes every murmuring lip,
And shows how bright our favors shine
Oh, for grateful heart to say
This is indeed Thanksgiving day,
A cool retreat where heated Toll
May wear upon his aching breast,
For just one short and tranquil hour,
The soul-reviving flower of Rest.
0 pearl of blessings! let thy ray
Extend to all Thanksgiving day.
4 trysting-place at which the past
And present once again unite
To hold communion, close and sweet,
With olden dreams of fond delight.
Let not grief-worn memory stay
In sight on this Thanksgiving day.
a mount apart, whose summit CLEANS
Above the vapors sharp and clear,
Above the poisonous mists of earth,
Within heavenly atmosphere,
Lord. meet us there, we humbly pray,
In plying love Thanksgiving day,
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Cape Roster.
The schoo ner Anna w. Barker ar
rived at Henry's Cove the 18th OF
Nov. Capt. Blake has stripped her
and put her in order for the winter,
and he is to remain at home while.
Joseph St. Orde is also at home. He
went to Bangor last Monday to deposit
money in the savings bank, and re-
turned on the Cimbria Wednesday.
Capt. Alvarado Gray has gone to Wis
casset to sail in his vessel. the f. S.
Briggs. She is loaded with lumber
for Newport, r. /. He carries a home
crew of some weight with HIM, five
men whose aggregate weight is about
l ,O25 pounds. Neither Of the five use
tobacco. Capt. L. c. Blake in bark
entine T. j. Stewart. arrived at Leg
horn only twenty-four days from New
York. He has beaten the record. The
II. Stewart was newly coppered while
in New York.
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OTIS
Mr.. Frank Roberts who had been at
work in Brewer, is quite i'll of typhoid
fever DR.. Patten Of Amherst is at
tending him. His sister, who came
home with him, has remained to assist
in nursing him.
Hermon Salisbury is dangerously
i'll.
Lew Spratt is putting in luthern
windows and otherwise repairing his
grandfather's house. preparatory to
their return in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Fogg is visiting her
parents in Dedham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fogg are Wis
iting in town.
Mrs. Emily Wilbur Of Eastbrook.
and Mrs. Adelia Wilbur of Ellsworth
were in town, the guests Of Mr.. Eben
kingman, last week.
Mr.. George Jellison of Clifton was
IN town last week visiting friends.
KAY.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
! concerned, that he has been duly appointed
anu mas taken upon himself the trust OF execu-
Tor Tor Of the last will and testament Of John
Harrington. late OF Lamoine, in the 60, Of nan
COCK, deceased, by giving bond as the law di.
reefs; ne therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to said deceaseds estate to make imme.
g .i payment, and those who have any imme.
diate demands thereon to exhibit the ssu,s s .e ~
tlement. - ''"'o 'or ses-
v-, SAMUEL r. COUSINS.
NV AHns A. p. lsSl. Swl7
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RANGDR LINE

BANGOR LINE.
steamers will leave Bangor. daily. except un.
day, a. follows:
For Boston al II A. NJ.
FOR Hampton, Wintcrpurt, Buck sport Be! ist
N"rthport, Camden, and Kccklaud. at L Oh A. NJ
and u 80 4. VI.
For Searsport at 100 A. VI.
For Fort Point at 500 A. NJ
RETURNING.
From Boston. daily. except SUNDAY, 1t : T. VI.
from isnCkland, touching at Camden Northport
Belfast. Sc9rsport. Bncksporf. Wnterpnu and
Hampton nj 500 \ Nj, daily, except Monday
From Rockland. touching at Camden, North,
port Belfast. Fort Point. Bucksport Wiutcrport
and Hampton, al 1880 +. Nj. daily, except sun
day.
MOUNT DE> ERT LINE
Steamer MOUNT DESERT. Cast. ". G. Saw.
telle, Will leave Bar Harbor daily. except SUNDAY,
at 4, NJ, touching nj Northeast liafhur. South
west Harhor and Greens Landing, connecting at
RocA'and with steamers for Boston.
For seal Harlur. Mouday : and THURSDAYS
FOR swans Island Tuesdays and fridays
For sorrento. sundays.
RETURNING
From Boston, daily. except SUNDAY NJ : T. NJ
hlom Rocs-and, daily, except MoAt!al, at aisuut
\. NJ, or upon arrival Of steamer from Fostnn,
touching at Green's Landing, Southwest HArlor
and Northeast iiarl,or
From swans Island. Thursdays, Saturdays and
sundays.
From Seal Harlor Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
From Sorrento, MONDAYS.
II T. sANBoRN, Agent. Bangor.
r. :. J. MORSE, Agent, Bar Parbor, Maine.
WILLIAM II. HILL. Genera Manager Boston.
lit
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Sunset.
John Small was in Rockland last
week on business.
Maud Hendrick commenced a term
of school in district No 81, Monday.
Work has been resumed on West
ern Light hall by 5. NJ. and A. NJ. ID.
Small.
Mr.. Samuel Durham is making ex-
tensive repairs on his cottage on Owl
Lake, preparatory for occupancy next
season.
A reunion of the Good Templar or
CARNATIONS was held with Western
Light Lodge, Saturday evening. A
very enjoyable and profitable meeting
was passed. The following is the pro-
gram:
instrumental music, Mertice Small
Resdlngs.J. B. Gray and Mrs. NJ. A. Judkins
Recitation. Octavia Fifeld
Recitation, Lucy Murphy
Dialogue-"A Scene in a Bobtown school
Recitation. Mrs. Maggie Judkins.
Paper" Western Light Herald"
Mrs. +. S. Small.
Song. Misses Mamie and Maud Small
Dialogue-"A Pantaloou Fight"
Remarks by members and visitors.
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House for Sale.

The weil-kpown Parker W. Perry house and
lot on Bridge Hill are offered for sale. For fur
Their particulars inquire of
ISAIAH BLAISDELL.
Ellsworth, Oct. 6, 1891. It'll
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CHslLDR EN-

Are always Liable to sudden ami severe
colds, 80 Group. sore throat. lrg fever. etc.
Remedies. 10 pe elective. mast ID amin
iSjered without delay. Nothing is letter
adapted ior >Heh emergencies ih5u Ayers
Cherry Pectpril. Il suotl.-s H., ilt.amcd
II mtfane, promotes rNpecgortJion. relieves
coughing, tlH 'L"uttN >her- The prompt Use
o. ttlN na-''rlH" hl> saved iHnnnef-,hle lives.
hurh II Young ana ol
OHt # my "hlarrn had Group The ease
was offended j. DIR physician. and Mas sup
posed 10 w well under control. one night
Was Startled by the chIid, hard breathing,
and an going Ia II tpupl il
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Chase. BwyMAgt.,
ELLSWORTH, ME.
USE MISS BEEcHER'S
HAIR & WHISKER DYE,

1t contains no lead or sulphur. Washing not
required after dyeing as In other dyes. Whole.
sale druggists pronounce 1t the best single prepa
ration ever brought to their notice. The largest
bottle and no better dye in the market. Used ex
tensively by ladies. Price Soc. Prepared by G.
". THOMPSON, ROckland. Ne. Sold by all deal.
~. lyT77s
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Cooked wheat bran furnishes
bone material for young chicks.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and
for the county of Hancock.
fniE undersigned, Mary f.. Gray guardian of
L Edward H. Gray and Lizzie NJ GRAY. minor
heirs of Samuel r. Gray late of Surry, deceased
respectfully represents that said minors are seiz
ed and possessed Of the following described real
estate, viz. For full description of each of the
four lots or parcels Of land referred to- see
Firt-Hancock Registry of Deeds, Vol. $50,
Page 6.
second-fiancock Registry of Deeds, Vol $50.
Page 81.
Third-Hancock Registry of Deeds, Vol. 2js.
Page IS.
Fourth-Hancoek Registry of Deeds, Vol. a5a,
Page 80.
The four lots contain loo acres. more or less.
That said estate j. unproductive of any beue.
III to said minors and that it will be for the inter
est OF said minors that the same should be sold
and the proceeds secured on interest; she there
lore prays your honor that she may be author
ized and empowered agreeably to law to sell
above described real estate or such part Of it a.
in your opinion may be eNpedient.
- ~ MARY f. GRAY.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK AT Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth on the second "Wednesday NJ "
Al 1891. ''
On the petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no.
uce oe given by publishing copy Of said petition
IN the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
IN Ellsworth. that all persons Interested NAV at
Gnd on the second wednesday Of Dec. next, at a
Court of Probate to be holden in Rncksnort anS
shew cause, If any, why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted. Such notice to be civ
en- before said court. nv
0. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge,
Attest CHAs. p. DORA, Register.
A true copy, Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR Register.
3W47
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Is essentially a vegetable Drepa-
ration ana is guaranteed ID be a
sue preventive II dyspepsia.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora|,

DR. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass
i ly a Druggists. Prise = ~ bouIes. -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-07-01
ANOTHER PRovERs EXPLODED

n Death Loves a shining Mark Er Gen
orally Takes Very Poor Aim.
They had been discussing the death
Of a prominent member Of the bar, and
the lawyer remarked with "a sigh:
"Wel,. Death loves a shiuiugluark -"
Nonsense" retorted the Doctor
There is about as much truth in that
saying as in Death is no respecter OF
persons
Study your history and you'n ind
that if Death loves a shining mark he
Is one Of the worst marksmen in the
Gorld. Look up statistics and you'll
snd that lac gives the rich every favor.
There's Gladstone, Bismarck and
Elaine. What a trio to shoot at if he
Shipl All three have been shining
marks for years, and he has never even
winged them. And what's the matter
rith Won Moltke, Pope Leo and Queen
victorial Theri-e all old, but death
has hardly tocched them. And Han
nibal Hamla: AS hale and hearty as
man o. his years can be. If you stop
Ed think a moment you can add .
1ore Of names TO those l have given
Then go into history. How about
william III of Germany1 And George
Washington And DR.. Johnsonl And
Ben Frankfinl And Darwin True
death got them in the end, as be gets
all but if he loves a shining mark he
must have wasted an awful lot Of am
munitiOn He must have missed Ban
roft a number of times.
THE saying is an absurd one every
way you look at it. The shining marks
nave generally lived long, because the
average mortal has TO live long 20 be-
some a shining mark. Fully nine
tenths of the shining marks have livea
70 a good old age, and death never h4
ne majority of them until they wep
ready TO drop from feebleness.
'-Of course he occasionally hits ;
dining mark, but you will generally
find that he had bis man wounded be
fore he became such a shining mark
The late Emperor Frederick Of Ger
many was hit before he became en-
perur.
And the other, Death is no ~
sPecter Of persons Just look it up
Measles are ten times as fatal among
the poor as among the rich, typhoid
fever twice as fatal, scarlet fever three
Rmes, pneumonia twice, and so On te
us end Of the list Commissions are
nearly thirteen times as fatal T. Tia
babies of the poor.
by the way, how old was yo<D
friendf'
About seventy six, I think -
ego Tribune.