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ton Senator Quay resigned as chairman of
treasurer.
The Naval Reserve practiced at target
firing of Montauk Point with great credit
10 the members.
airs. Mark Hopkins Searles was buried
at Methuen, Mass.
AT Omaha. Justice Brewer denied the
application for . superseieas in the Rock
Island Union Pacific bridge case.
The joint forces of the White Squad
ron and the Naval Reserve made sham
attack on Fishers Island; Governor Bulk
eley. Of Connecticut. was received with
honOrs on board the Stonington.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins Sear:es left her
whole estate, valued at $50, 900 900, to Mr..
Searles.
The Mary land Democratic State Con-
vention nominated Frank Brown for Gov
ernor, and passed resolutions commencing
Senator German.
Governor Markham. of California, has
been asked by the State Department to in
vestigate complaints of outrages on Chi
nese in that State.
The Rev. DR.. Barrows, of Chicago
preached at Chautauqua on Temperance.
Secretary Tracy in the Despatch ar
rived al New London, cruising to the east
ward.
Judge II. b. Staples, of the Superior
Court of Massachusetts,, died in Worces-
ter.
The peach crop of Delaware and Mary
land has been greatly injured by ''yellows"
| ana frost.
A woman, supposed to be the impos-
tor Diss pebar has been living in Boston
under the name of Morgan.
The commercial reciprocity treaty of
the United States with Spain was made
public
The contract for Cruiser No. 10 was
awarded 10 Cramp & Sons. of Philadel-
phia.
Flames broke out on the Sound steam
er Elm City, with 1900 passengers on
/ board.
| The drill OF the Naval Reserve came TO
a close with Il review al Fishers Island.
Steps have been taken by Dcpnty-At
| torney General MAYNARD to wind up the
\ FlDnr City Life Association Of Rochester,
\ on The ground Of fraud
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Dedham.
Lillian M, wife of Milton Blood, died
the 23d inst. The funeral services were
held at the Congregationalstc church, Rev.
George Bradford officiating. The ladies
Relief Corps of which she was a beloved
member were in attendance with profu-
sion Of flowers.
Crescent Lodge, 1. o. G. T., have elected
the following officers P. c. t.. J. E. Tur-
ner; c. T., A. C. Pinkham, S. J. T., Mary
Pinkham T., Susan Brewster; F. S., F. A.
Pinkham M, Geo. Brewster; S., Inez Bur-
rill; G., David Kieser; S., Daniel Burrill !;
c., Granville Goodwin; V. T., Nellie Cow
ing. Installation will be held Aug. 4, after
which ice cream and cake will be served.
Miss Florence Cobb of Bangor. is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Charles Haynes, here.
Mr.. ]. B. Burrill and wife of Boston,
have been called home by the illness of his
father, Josiah Burrill.
July 20,
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>edgwick.
4 boulder has been recently moved from
the Slower place to the village cemetery
where it marks the grave of Newton Stow
er.
on Sunday. July 26th occurred Chill
dren's Day Sunday school concert which
| had been deferred on account of prevailing
sickness The decorations were unusually
fine; the audience numbered nearly 300;
the collection was So.
On Sunday evening, July 90, Rev f. S.
Bickford Of Lamoine, preached an excel
lent discourse to large gathering in the
village chapel.
Again we can say that Sedgwick has
canning factory. The management seems
to be substantial. If permanent it must
help the business here. Messrs. Bartlett
and Lawton have our best wishes for their
success.
The village improvement society furn-
ished ice cream and supper on the 2Sth
inst, at the Riverside Hall, and the re-
ceipts were S2j.
Yachting parties have been enjoying the
privileges of Eggemoggin Reach and Pc
| nobscot Bay recently. One party, includ-
iHS your correspondents, WAS Treated 10
delightful sail in the snug little yacht
Empress owned by Mr. Adrian C.
Dodge and his brother Mr. Dodge of Bos-
ton going to Conery's Island for picnic
dinner. All bad an enjoyable time
House lots on Carriers Point have recent
ly been sold TO Massachusetts parties, and
we may expect more new cottages 10 the
near future.
Another yachting party composed of
business men who reside in this vicinity
and in Bangor, made pleasure trip in the
well equipped yacht Rambler" Captain
Charles Conery.
The village school has closed after be-
ing seriously interrupted by prevailing
sickness. Miss Viola Webb has proven TO
be competent teacher, and success, it
would seem to US, is certain wherever she
has charge of a school.
Forty yards of new wooden carpeting
have been laid in the vestibuie of the
church auditorium, which gives the furn-
ishings a more complete appearance 1t
Is reported that further church improve
ments may be anticipated in the near fu-
ture. The 81 800 line is already passed.
Summer visitors are here from Boston,
Haverhill, Brockton. Wellesley, the SUBJ
urbs of Boston. and other places in Mass
chusetts and from other states. No doubt
August will increase the number. list
would be so long as to infringe upon the
space belonging to Others.
The blackboard driving has begun in this
vicinity Fred J. Sargent drives hand
some blackboard team. Capt. Albert Cur
rier also has blackboard with consider
able capacity which is frequently seen
loaded with visitors. Beautiful drives to
Naskeag Point. Bluehill Mountain, Cater
pillar Hill, Bluehill Neck and North Sedg-
wick Ridge are within easy distances.
July 81. E. A. d.
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Foreign N eWs.

Forty three persons were killed and
loo injured in the railroad wreck at ST.
Mandc.
French Deputies express the opinion
that the bill to remove the prohibition
against American pork viii be passed by
the Senate at the next session.
Several American clergymen were en-
tcrtained at Plymouth
The Worlds Fair delegates in London
Were the guests at dinner given ny the
Lord Mayor
Young Berland and Dore. the murder
ers we're executed IN Paris.
Three persons were Killed by lightning
st Ayle-bury in England.
The Foreign Committee Of the worlds
Fair Commission gave banquet In Lon
don al wh.ch many prominent EnglI>hmen
were present; assurances were given Of
Ensli- all
The resumption of the Welsh tin plate
works i oniy PARTIAL fear, Of American
competition With labor saving improve
mcnt> are entertained.
Further enthusiastic demonstrations
were male In honor If the French squad
ron in Russia; thc Car gave the officers q
oauqut, a s. Petersburg
The election Of Claudio Nlcuna as Pres
idcnt Of Chill j. confirmed.
Investigations into the cause Of the
railway disaster At ) MAudc have proved
ffuitless.
Mr. Stauley'> injuries from his slip at
Muerrer are not a serious A. A. first re-
ported.
Lord Salisbury reviewed the work Of
Parliament al this ses ion and The r,la-
tons of the Powers, AZ the Lord Mayors
banquet.
Sir Richard Cartwrigh,s reciprocity
resolution was voted down in the Domin-
ion House by s. To ia.
About 40 person, are dying daily in
Mecca from Cholera.
Floods have done much damage in In
da.
Fourteen person, were drowned in the
Ruhr. nj Essen.
The victim. Of the 81. Mandc railway
disaster We're buried.
William OBricn aud John Dillon the
Irish members of Parliament who were
convicted of melting tenants % resist the
payment Of rents. were released from jail
after serving terms Of SIX mouths.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners re-
ceived much ENCOURAGEMENT in interviews
with the French Ministers Of Commerce
and Of Foreign Affairs.
6 II. -
has cured 40 per cent of the patients he
treated for tuberculosis by the Koch
system.
Mr. Parnell's overtureS to Messrs
Dillon aud O'Brien for a reunion of their
forces were rejected.
a broker named Schweiger has been
arrested for completely in the Deut>che
Bank forgeries. The bank has already
paid SO 900 900 liabilities.
The bill for woman suffrage has been
rejected III the New South Vale, Legi>la-
ture.
Dom Pedro has had relapse.
Mt. Vesuvius is in eruption again.
-Parnell spoke at Thurles and was en-
Enthusiastically received. He reiterated his
distrust of the Liberals.
The Commissioners of the Worlds Fair
in Paris spoke of Unexpectedly widespread
interest in the Exposition in England and
France.
Colonel Vincent made an address at
Halifax in behalf of the Empire Trade
League. and advised Canadians to give
England the preference in trade.
An Engli-hman named Wells treated a
sensation at Monte Carlo by his large win
nings, said to be over ESQ 900
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of executor
OF the last will and testament OF Admiral q.
OF Hancock, deceased. by giving bond as the law
Directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted tothe said deceased's estate to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any imme-
diate demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement. ADMIRAL G. SAWYER JR.
July 9Th, 4. p. 1891. sw3o
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0a Tuesday afterun,u " lq~t werk pur
community va shocked by BE ,4i iuleiii-
gencc that Mira Hattie Bihper Of Partridge
Cuyc, frB frrm ,aad ~ hay aud broke
her meek, IN about six or eight minutes
after The accident. Sic VA a. krd nv her
mother II she was rnn-cIou. - cpul / not
I've, and she said ~tc was Wien IN,
asked DO you wish me 10 have ypu chill
dien: n" >iguhed her assent by nod
Of her hea! and gon". Mrs. Bjbber
was daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs Jacob
NJ Fatlaui aud was loved AMI respected y,
all who knew her W. feel that wc voice
the sentiment Of The whole commraitv
whc.' we state that her husband aud parents
have nar entire sympathy IL their sal and
sudden bereavement The burial was
from the house "Wednesday funeral ser.
wees on sunday at East Lamone Baptist
church. conducted by the Rev. u. NJ. viii
son, Unitarian. Of Quincy.
on Monday week Mr. Frank ana Edw.
Gilpatrich left for New York
On Friday Capt J II Brtigon returned
home after al absence Of year He viii
remain while hi vessel, tle j b. Cool.
dgc, gocs a voyage.
On Saturday evening. the 25th, Capt.
Jesse and Joseph W. Bragdon. had
planned TO have "A family gathering % sup
prise 1T mother. but tAc heavy thunder
shower just then passing over and the
burning Darn at Lamninc causing the GO
Ing and coming Of So many, Mrs. Bragion
| did not mi-trust a surprise party, Till late
in tile evening. Another It'll greater sur
prise awaited her when the ice cream cake
and fruit mad been served. The children
n st.t HI Dt,,,
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss;-Court of Probate Bluehill,
July Term A. u. 1881.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in es.
tates OF
Abel Fogg. late of Bluehill, deceased,
Allen Henderson. Administrator
Thomas T. Hartman. late OF Orland, deceased
J. Wesley Eldridge, Administrator.
Rufus Heath, late of Rucksport deceased.
Avery H. Whitmore, Administrator
William Sawyer, late of Castine, deceased,
Charles ii. Hooper, Admin strator
Samuel Stratton, late OF Hancock deceased,
Margaret ~tratton, A dministratriN
Samuel liadley, End, late of Eden, deceased
Mary L. Hadey, AdministratriX
Mercy IL. Cain. non compos mentis, Of Brooks
VIE, Charles III. Perkins, Guardian.
Eva l.. Manchester minor, OF Mt. Desert
Eben NJ Hanoi, Guardian.
Arthur Drinkwaer, OF Ellsworth, minor
Hiram L. Vaughan, Guardian
William Drinkwater, of Ellsworth minor
Hiram &. Vaughan, Guardian
Granville Hadley, Lorana Hadey, Hattie NJ pa
Wis, Nettic III. Davis, minors. all Of Eden
Mary c. Hadley. Guardian
Or,iered-That the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested, by causing a COPY of
this order TO be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed in Ellsworth In said county, that they
may appear at a Probate Court, to be holden al
Ellsworth. on the 2nd Wednesday OF August next
at ten of the clock in the forenoon ana show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
o. +. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Sw5o Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
trCe copy, Attest '-CHAs p. DoRR Register
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice N
AL concerned that she has been duly appointe,l
and has taken Upon herself the trust OF an admin
lstrator OF the estate of James X jackson late al
by giving bond as the law directs; she Therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
aeceaseds estate to make immediate pay ment and
the same fer settlement
June 10th, A. D. 1881 a.aa
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Richard Hamor, EIihu 4. uamor
w and Millart l.. liamor all OF Eden, Hancock
County. State OF Maine, by their mortgage deed
dated December =, So. and recorded in Hancock
II gistry OF deeds vol 1il, page .fs, convey eel To
me the undersigned three certain parcels Of real
estate situated in said Eden and bounded ana
described as follows to wit
First lot. The northern half of lot No. SIS thirty
eight on the plan Of said town OF Eden, contain
ing nifty acres more or less, and being same
premises convt yed by John W Somes and Hobart
H. Young To Richard Hamor and sons by deed
dated Dee. %, 1877, and recorded in said Registry
Of Deeds, vol. 49, page 529 to which volume and
page reference is hereby given for more particu
lar description
Second lot. A wool lot known as lot No. II
(thirty seven] on the plan OF the town OF Eden,
containing one hundred acres more or less.
Third Tot Beginning at a birch tree, the south
west corner bound Of lot owned by Richard ii.
Paine; thence easterly following said Paine's line
to the east line Of lot numbered forty four; thence
following said side line southwesterly to the
southwest corner of said lot numbered forty four
thence in a Dorthwesterly direction to the north.
west corner of same lot these in a nOrthea sterlv
direction to the first mentioned bound. Said lot
thus conveyed is the southern half of said lot
numbered forty-fuur per town plan with the
exception of small piece in the southwest corner
conveyed by John Mcfarland TO Edwin Young.
By the terms of said mortgage the right of re.
demption WAS limited to year.
And whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
been broken therefore by OF the breach
of condition thereof claim foreclosure Of said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose
EMELlNE b. BUCK,
By o. T. Cunningham, her Atty.
q 2uyD
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Hon. E. c. Allen Of Augusta, the well
known publisher, died very suddenly, the
28th ult, at the Parker House, Boston.
Mr.. Allen had just returned from a brief
European trip with his mother and sister,
and was on his way home. He was one of
the largest publishers of periodicals in this
country, his publications having a world
wide circulation. covering this country and
Europe.
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f1HE subscriber hereby gives public notice tn all
L concerned, that he has been dull appointed
anu mas taken upon himself. the trust of an Al
ministrator of the estate of William II Weber
late OF Eden, in the county of Hancock de
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; h,
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on TO exhibit the same for settlement
WILLIAM FENNELLY.
July sum- A. d. issi 3w30
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The report Of the United States pen
sioR Office for the district of Maine shows
1864 pensions on the rolls on June 80,
against 1866 in 1890. During the year
s5l were dropped and 1879 added. The
total payments were 1884, s52 of which
9.24s was under the new act.
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"A vegetable cellar is TO be built at the
Insane Asylum which would make the eyes
Of the average farmer prelude to quite an
extent. The foundation will be of solid
granite and it will be 40xl0O feet. 1t is to
cost $1,000 and is to be used for storing
vegetables and garden produce. from
garden Of twenty-five acres, and potatoes
from twenty acre field. In this way the
inmates will enjoy green vegetables and
fresh potatoes the year round. 1t was de-
signed by DR.. Sanborn and is paid for by
special appropriation made by the last Leg
islature.
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There is marked difference between
reputation and character. Reputation is
the estimation in which one is held by his
fellowmen; character is the quality of the
inner life The one is the internal quail
flcations which are attributed to a person :;
the other those which he actually posses
ses. The former is what seems to be: the
latter, what actually is.
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Mrs. WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teething. II disturbed 1t night and bruk,
en- Of your rest ty SICK child suffering anC
CRYING with pain Of cutting teeth send at oGc.
and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup Tor Children recthing. 1t will rcliev,
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Drpene
upon IT, mothers, there l. no mistake about ID
II cures diarrhna regulates the stomach anC
bowels. cures wind collie. ,oftcn- the gums
reduces Inflammation, aud gives tone An,
energ. 10 the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" for children teeihing i
pleasant 10 the taste. and j. the prescription
OF one Of the oldest and bc~t female physician,
and nurses in the United States. and is fo
sale by all druggists throughout the world
Price twenty-five cents bottle. BE sure ans
ask for MRS. NINsLow's SOOTHING sYRuP.
ly+o.
= ANltN : "ErnAI " INNER nutNnars al
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Commander Peary's exploring expedi-
ion was icebound in Belle Isle strait until
Jnly5. The blockade was not completely
raised until the 18th.
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CAUTION.

Whereas my wife, Emma NJ. Davis, has left NV
bed and board without any justifable cause.
hereby forbid all persons trusting her on nv
account as shall pay no bills of her coutractin1
after this date.
CHARLES II. DAVIS,
Ellsworth. Aug. 8, 1891. 3w3as
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes IN the city OF Ellsworth, Han
cox county, Maine. for thp year lS'a
rpiit following list Of taxes real estate Of non
L resilient owners 10 the city OF Ellsworth for
the year lN.il, In bills committed 20 j. Mot'own
collector OF said city, on the 10th day of May,
ts,st, has been returned by him to me rs remain
tux dnpaid on he shth day OF MAY, l>al. hy
his ccrt Gcate ni that late, and they now rtmaiu
unpaid. and notice "a hereby given that " o5}t
tAXc4. Interest auI charges not paid into
the treasury Of said city within eighteen months
from the date Of commitment ~ said bills so murh
~ thc real estate taNeI viii hc sufficient TO pas
the amount due therefor. Including interest ami
charges. will, without further notice. De sold ~
publ!c auction at the mayor aud a,drrmcu's room
under Hancock Hall - the city OF tA~M orth' ON
the first day Of December l~9i, at ten O'Clock la
the forenoon
Names 81 owners ant
pcscrpuun Value. Tax
Nhratn VIM J.. 10 rods land. sou =
Brown, Edgar + house on Waltham
road aD I :
CLARK John T. lot o. Church St.
lUNtu adjoining lind 4. H. Norris 700 y NJ
punpajn. Ch1-. = E-t.. wild land
near Mrs Albert Cor.i,s, 2j g."
GRAY. hCHrv W. jasper Gray place. 500 -
t.rus-. l1-. r.. null lot lor > -
,.rn-~. nathan. lana W. L. white. - -
HOUSTON. Frank. land " Gross. 1nl tss
Mnrrn john Il. part o. Murch place. 200 I -
MUrCh, Mrs. samuel j., house on
Z Water ~t.. $50 } 81
Maorr, Mrs, sarah. house and 10, on
Mo-jcs. Nj. FIcu NJ. nome teal lot
pn Washington Il, and lot on Wa.
ter 81, 40 -
Manptns. Mrs Caas.. Aaron could
,l III. o'.n II. ar... place. IS! SO #
.. \. r' S.s Il, !, IT,. lat, 60 e. {.
squirting. Mrs. Harriet, Ttsialc home
rar' foundry Ny. 10 II y
fireworks. Iicnry v CAtn place. ljJ Er
Weber. " III. II l,nd at Falls. - ?
"hitruorc. solomon, Hand La straw
vile, 100 ; -
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The blackboard driving has begun in this

The Knights of Pythias held their
State convention at Cortland, NY
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school district No ; IAN,
Collins, Loren o., lot bought
IT L. Olkcs, bnuaArd
east W land uf Wa-tIburn,
south BIZ town road, north
and west dy land Of :. L,
Oakcs,
Halves. Harriet, Hancock
Land Co. Plan. lot No 10,
Greenon. John, lot on star
Railroad,
lelli-un. Ivory f., former
homestead,
klt1hail, Euel, at, lot bought
Of J e.. Crahtree. bounded
north andra-t by land Of j.
q. trabtree. south by land
" l. :. johnson. west by
town road,
Kelly, Joseph G., portion ot
Russ lot.
Merrick Thread to., Grinin
Purchase.
Mitchell X Joy purchase,
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Highway
Value, deficiency. Tax.

!, Value. deficiency TIA
Mrs. VIM. Jones IS acres
wood lot In Dist No. L. S4l
samuel ROYAL, house and
lot In Dist No. , Is
Heirs of Joseph Havnes
70 acres wild land in
Dist. No. 8, 70 Ie
Campbell and Candsge
"a acres in Dist No3 80 Ii
Harvey Murch, 4 acres
In Dist. No. 3. 20 10
Louise b. Dewing 80 acres
Part Of Burr lot,
in Dist. No. L. POO
Hosea X. IIamor Il Son
% acres part OF Barton
and Wharf lots in Dist.
No. 8, and one barn y35 3
r. j. Lord, house and .
acres land In Dist. No.
6, 10, >, n
Charles Doyle. % acres
Wood lot In Dist. No, z 80 IF
Clark 4 Davis. 50 acres
wood lot in Dist. No. T. 100 - /,
Arthur Joy or Daniel Me
tarland, 81 acres wood
lot In Dist. No. !, lis o.
Eldridge Merriam, IS
acres wood lot in Dist
MOI, ooo ,o-
Ferdinand Cousins, 20 '''
acres wood lot in Dist.
Est Of Joseph Delatttre,
~ acres wood lot in
Dist. No. ]. 100 /
John ". Mccarthy,
building lot In Dist No.
XXX. THOMPSON,
Treasurer Of the town of Trenton.
Trenton, July 30, 1891. awS2
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Manson C. Larrabee,
246 Middle St, Portland, Maine.
32tf
N oT1cE!

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Ellsworth and Deer Isle Telegraph Company for
the choice OF officers and transaction of any other
business that may properly come before II. will be
held at the Public Hail In Sedgwick, Me, on
Thursday, August 9th, at one o'clock in the az
ternoon. A. o. GROSS Clerk
Deer Isle, July 80. 1891. 3w32
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SEMl-ANNuAl
Clearance Sale,

We shall give 10 per cent. discount from all
prices quoted in regular summer catalogue
Sent free TO any address Fg-Sampies whenever
YOU write for them.
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-Taplct's "Rread Winner outwe.rs all
other shoes.
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East Maine Conference Seminary,
BUCKSPoRT.
Rev. A. F. Chase, Phi. D., Principal.
Attendance Las. Year, 525.

The Fall Term. thirteen weeks begins August u.
College Preparatory. scientific, Academic, Nor
mai and Musical Courses.
Military Tactics.
Business College with extensive privileges.
Unsurpassed location.
Superior instruction.
Expenses low.
aS- send for catalogue. 4w3l
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N Office

Having decided 70 locate In Seattle. wish to
give notice 10 all persons INDEBTED 10 that they
can settle their account with Dr. G. ;. Rragdon
AT my former Office In Granite Block, Ellsworth.
All bills not settled within 60 days from this
date Viii be left With an ATTY. for collection
GEO. ". BKAGDDN.
tf3. Seattle. wash Aug liz. III.
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HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate Bluehill,
! July Term, A. u. 1881.
Accounts having been filed Tor settlement in es-
tates OF
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STATE OF MAINE.

tit>Co'k, - -Tothc sheriff. uruur
t"tutirt ur either ut tH..r pcIGuD-