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Tbs highest medical authorities of Europe asd
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Utah COUNTY COLLECTING BUREAU.

Accounts Audited and Collected, and Comuis
sion Business attended with promptnese
and dispatch Parties having accounts
they desire collected, will find it
Sdvantag Gus to place them
with the Utah County
Collecting Bureav.
a. A. NOON, Mgr, P. 0. Box Isl, Provo, Utah.
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No. 766.

A,DrlCR FOR PUBLICATION. = LAND
~ Office at salt Lake City, Utah, December 81,
Es.-l .-Norice is hereby given that the follow
inr-named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tiau To make final PROOF in support of his
claim and that said proof viii be made before
Register and Receiver q. s. Land office at
SAT- Lake City Utah, on February 10th, 1901,
VIZ:
Films Erlandson. II. e. No. 7l99 for the \.
W.. sec. -. Tp 9. ). R. = e.. S. L. NJ, Utah.
He names the following witnesses to prove
he continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Herman O5erhausley,
Jacob Huber
Ert-hau Il. Crook,
.l,fnW Kceie. al Of Payson. Utah Co.. Utah.
FRANK D. HOBBS,
Register.
.v Attorney.
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@orI,E On SALE OF HE11 ESTATE.

SOTItE tE SALE OFF RE - ESTATE.
EgOIICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That in pur-
k4suaree of an order ot the Probate Court,
OF UUad lGgu. y, 3 tah Territory, made on the
Il d8y0l january, A. o. 1891, IN the matter of
tho EsJi.e uf JOIN Whitaker, deceased, the
un3crsl med. The administrator. viii sell at
and subject 10 confirmation 10y said Probate
Court. ON Wednesday, the eleventh day of
February, 1921. nj , clock p m. at the front
door of the City Hail in Pleasant Grove City, in
t;ia rs = Utah. all the right, title, inter
4e the said John Whitaker at
1s.. d. iadIh. and all the right. title
Hui irIisIC.i t8ar the said estate nts. by opera
ii n II Jaw or Otherwise. acquired other than
or IL ,IItI n 20 that Of the said Jcin Whitaker
al it's e e his death. in and 10 az that certain
lDt niece on parcel Of land situate, lying and
Ia.,., - IL said Pleas nj Grove City. County
rs > $3.50. 'cr iHiy Of CtSh, AMI bounded and
a.,ss- -.. follows. tO-wit: Be@iDHiny NJ s.
,a- t.>s III ana j. 81 chat 5 east from
... Greer III shc sour =. est quarter
@. (. laHnSnlD sJnth OF 6augc east
Pa .i..+ ia.; 5arDoe running north SO
rr - 49, chains; thence north
...sr a.1H Chains; thence
til.. west ~ INKS To the
&eeg >iS acres ana 6-iU1 OF
ts= C , le9saut Grove City,
r.is0rY.
.....l as u sale: tast, ten per
c-iit-.. .r4 s... 3iasc money to be pad to the
auctiUacer III DAY of tue sale balance on
confirmation OF sale Ey said Probate Court.
Deed at expense of purchaser.
J .It- \ BULLOCK.
nisttaJor.5 tGe Estate Of john Whitaker,
5.cCasp4-
t:f-i;l.Y J.. 1851
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29
PERSONALS

Capt. l.. A. Richardson of Deer I>le. wa
in th. city saturday.
I. $ Marshal II. b. saunders came home
saturday c-ening and remained over sunday.
Mr.. +. +. Brady OF the firm OF E. f. Brady
4 Co.. has zone to Florida for vacation OF =
few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. W. Fiske who has been spend
ing >eyera weeks in Massachusetts. ha> re-
turned hone.
MIR. +. W. Wooster OF Hancock Point is
in this city soliciting orders for BIZ famou,
nursery sick.
Fred Kent. Esd. cashier OF the First
National + nk of thi. city, has gone 10 Boston
for few , ".
Col. {. {. Burrill left this city last Wednc>-
day esenin Tor California, expecting 10 he
absent Il fc weeks
Mr. Ch trle. Woodward Of Bangor spent
sunday in his city. on visit TO hi parents,
Mr.. and NJ $ b. Woodward.
Miss larry A. Clark. of thi, city i giving
lessons in Iainting and drawing al the Est
Maine Conference Seminary. Buck.por'.
Mrs. Fred 5 Smith aud son who had been
visiting her father and mother, Capt. and Mr.
:. l.. Lord. returned home 10 Gardiner las,
Thursday.
Mrs. Flora o,good Robert, OF >omcr,illc.
Mass, j. listing her sister. Mr. +. X. Hop
kins in TIN, city 4 host OF friends give Mr..
Robert. hearty welcome back to Ellsworth.
DR. : r. Hunter of Machia. ua,.,.d through
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Biuehill.

Biuehiu.
The usual dullness of this season of the
year nearly stops all matters likely to be
of interest to the public. We are snow
bound by the severe storm Of Sunday,
which is likely to produce excellent sleigh
ing. The sun is on its annual northern
passage and in the course of two months
more we may expect to see it begin to
grow warmer. The approach of spring
Will be welcome messenger, and with it
We may look for some business develop
nents which will be both profitable and
beneficial. Business of all kinds is likely
to lie dormant at this season of the year.
Bluehill has its share of this dullness.
There was lively horse trot over half
mile course over the ice in the inner bay,
Saturday afternoon. Horse sentered in the
race belonging to f. E. Chase, Esq, Mr..
Merrill Hnckley DR.. X. p. Grindle, Mr..
Winfield Scott Hinckley, Mr.. Geo. Pills
bury, Mr.. Leach -four years old, Mr..
Snow, Mr.. John NJ. Snow, Hon. Joseph
Ridlon, Mr.. X. S. Osgood, Mr.. II. Z.
Hinckley, kimbal Hinckley. Mr.. Geo. +.
Snow, Charley Ross, Mr.. John Morrisy,
Parker Clough, Cole Pert and William Pert.
DR.. Grindle's horse proved to be quite q
slayer. f. f. Chase's horse. driven by Mr..
Ernest Dodge, lead the cour> until the ar
rival Of Mr.. David b. Allen with his four
years old which rather out-trotted Mr..
Chase's horse. The weather was exceed
ingly fine and the ice perfectly clear and
smooth which afforded an excellent oppor-
tunity for testing speed. Mr.. o. H. Ven
ner performed the duty of the artist.
Mr.. Frederick W. Darling died suddenly
Thursday afternoon.
A sleighing party of ladies and gentle
men from Brooklin and Sedgwick, visited
Bluehill Saturday evening and put up at
the Pendleton House. From Sedgwick were
Mr.. Geo. Byard and wife, Mr.. Sterl Dority
and wife, Willis Abbott and lady, II. A.
Small and wife, H. L. Morgan and wife,
f. A. Herrick aud lady, A. F. Robbins.
Fred II. Allen, Misses Sadie Allen and
Hattie Mayo, John Thurston and David
Thurston. Fred Watson and Harold Grin
die. Mr. Jake Closson and Miss Lena Gray.
Mrs. Haskell and Miss Lena Sweet left
last week for Salem.
Maj. Appel is expected home the last Of
the week.
Mr.. Israel Slower and wife are expected
home this week.
Master Edward Gray arrived home Fri.
day.
Col J. A. Smith who examined the har-
Dor of Bluehill last November, has report
ed unfavoraby to clearing the obstruc-
tions from the harbOr.
The grammar and primary schools will
give an exhibition in the town hall, Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Jack Merrill came in collision with
an OK team last week and got dumped out
into the water. His horse ran away.
Mr.. Frederick W. Darling was buried
Monday at II A. NJ.
Jan. 26.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

W HEREAs, Edward W. Drawn of Ellsworth
w Hancock county,b by his mortgage deed dated
the first day OF March. A. ID. 1880 and recorded in
the Hancock registry Of deeds, Vol. Pa, page 1872
conveyed to Everett +. Tinker of said Ellsworth a
certain parcel of real estate situated in said Els
worth and bounded and described as follows, to
wit Beginning In the East line of High or Mt.
Desert Street at the Northwest corner of a one
acre lot of land this day conveyed to Arritta F.
Small thence Norlherly in the East line Of said
Street three and one.thlrd rods measured at right
angles to said Small's North line; thence North
sixty six degrees East, twenty four rods; thence
Souherly parallel with the East line of said Street
to said Small's Northeast corner; thence South
sixty six degrees West in said Smalfs North line
twenty four rods to the plac, of beginning and
containing half acre. said course magnetic and
of date 1885 Being the same lot of land with build
ings thereon conveyed by Abigail Z. Black to
Lena X. Tinker by deed dated June 9TH, 1882,
and recorded in the Hancock county registry Of
deeds, Vol. 2l3. page l39. to which deed reference
is hereby made; and whereas Everett E. Tinker
aforesaid by his assignment dated Sept. lst A. d.
1880. and recorded in the Hancock registry Of
deeds in Vol 246, page 365, transferred and assign
ed said mortgage to me. the undersigned, and
whereas the condition of said mortgage has been
broken, now therefore, by reason OF the breach Of
the condition thereof claim foreclosure Of said
mortgage.
LID. HASLAM.
Jan. 10, 1891. 3w3
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transact' this term, 1875 cases being di.


The fol- wing is an abstract of the minutes
and result Of council.
Pursuar, to letiers-mss iye an Ecclesiastical
Council assembled at the yestry of the Con-
gregationa church in Ellsworth on Tuesday,
the 2iih OF January, 1891, TO consider and adj
wise upon he Rev. =. f. w. Hubbards resic-
nation OF mis- Office ~ pastor and the aecep-
tance OF the same by the church
Organic tion was effected bv the choice Of
Rev. J. E. Adams, d. D.. of Bangor. as Mod
orator. ana Rev. Albert Donnell. of BIuehiil,
as Scribe. PRAYER was offered BY the Mod
orator, and the roll of the council was called.
The official proceedings in the case on the
part OF the pastor. church and society were
reviewed aud found regular and satisfactory.
An additional statement was requested from
the pastor, when, after the resolutions adopted
by the church aud simi lar voluntary express
sion BY the Y, 7. 5. {. +. had been called for
snd read. the council voted to be BY them
selves Tire result OF their deliberations, unan-
imously reached, was in form as follows:
After careful consideration OF the circum-
stances a. placed before them. the Council adj
wise The Sc erance OF the pastoral relation. In
coming 10 this result the Council with the
greatest - isfsction. would commend the re-
tlring pastor TO the churches a. a man of sound
christian and ministerial character. an honest.
faithful and useful minister OF the Lord Jesu.
hrist, who carries with him their tender s,m-
pathies ana earnest prayers for his future pros
perity In tie work of the Lord W herever Prov
idence ma assign his labor.
Ioted, That 10 this be appended also the
resolution passed by the church.
Voted 4 rHer. That the J'ounru wish IN
express ii IT sympathy with the church in the
loss of the pastor, and the hope that they
may not K " be without pastor
Here Al oended are the resolutions OF the
church, II erred to above. which were passed
Jan. 81. 1871:
Eesoire'. That in accepting our pastors
Resignation we do so with exceeding sorrow
and only bon his urgent request for such ac-
ton.
Resolre, That we desire to express our
high appr' ,iatiou and regard for his generous
benesoen as a friend; for hi kind, faithful
snd ever helpful service as our pastor: for hi-
noblene>s Il heart and life and his high chris
tlan character a. man.
Res9{re". I hat we communicate to our be-
loved pastor these expressions Of esteem aud
confidence and convey to him our sincere
wishes that the blessing. of God may attend
him IN VII ieVer field OF service he MAY here
sitter be en- ysSed.
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Clifton.

Clifton.
The old settlers say this, except one, is
as cold winter as they ever experienced.
The thermometer registered 40 degrees
below zero, December 81. 1t was cool
farewell 1890 waved as it departed.
Mrs. Edwin Brown died Jan. Is, after
long sickness, and intense suffering. Mrs.
Brown had been sick for a year, yet she
endured it with great courage and fortitude
and did not give up at all-was dressed the
dav she died. The funeral services were
held at the church Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. C. Z. Woodcock offciated. She was
followed to her last resting place, by q
husband. daughter, mother and sister. Mr..
Brown is again left alone with his little
family Of children. This is the second wife
he has buried inside Of four years.
Everard Rocks cut his foot quite badly
last Saturday. 1t will doubtless confne
him to the house for some time.
Miss Laura Debeck is SO to be around
again. although quite lame yet. She
fractured her ankle in November and has
had painful time with it.
Mrs. Ruth Jordan is stopping with her
mother, whose health is quite poor, this
winter.
Mrs. Chicks condition seems to remain
the same.
The next meeting Of the Willing Work
ers, will be at Mrs. E. NJ. Rocks.
Jan. %.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, James f. Berry OF Eden, Hancock
w county, Maine, by his mortgage deed iatel
the twenty first day OF september A. ~ ls>6 and
recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for said county.
vol. al0. page 2lS conveyed to me, the undersigu
ed. one undivided Ihiri part Of lot Of land -itua
ted in that part of the town of Eden known as OF
ter Greek and bounded and described As follows
To wit Beginning at a stake in the centre of the
county road and runs south 81 degrees west by
the centre of said road one hundred twenty
nine and one-halt l29i, feet 10 a stake, thence
a stake in the centre OF said road thence north
tGe, degrees west three hundred twenty four
tE2+f feet To- spruce tree, thence north 80 degrees
p minutes west seventeen hundred twenty leo
feet TO a stake In pile OF stones In line OF land
of +. III. Greely ct ais. thence north 81 degrees
east by line OF land of said treely ct ais. five hun
dred siAty-flv $50 feet to three birch trees :;
thence north s5'i degrees east seventeen hundred
forty four ,74y feet to stone pile thence south
degrees l. minutes east fifteen hundred ten
oslo feet To the place OF beginning, continuing
for:y eight and i2.lOn acres more or less The
above is the same property conveyed 10 Geo. f.,
and Nathan II. King and James r.. Berry by sam
uel ladey by his warranty deed OF even date
herewith. and To said deed and the record thereof
reference is expressly made, and whereas the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore by reason Of the breach OF the cnndi
tion thereof claim a foreclosure OF said mort
gage. GEORGE T.. KING.
January 9TH, 4. u. 1891. 3W3'
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GIL NE.

East br0oh.
on the l4th. He was at work in the woods
for Meltiah Bragdon and slipped on the ice
and fell. dislocating his shoulder and bad
ly spraining his wrist and hand. The dis
location was carefully attended by DR.. De-
beck, of Franklin, and we hope he may be
able to be out before long, though his
shoulder is still very painful. We think
Mr.. Curtis has had his share of bad luck
for one winter, as he sprained his foot
about four weeks ago, which laid him up
for some time. and he had only been at
work short time when he met with an
other accident.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29
In Cleveland DAYS and Now.

Down in Maine. when Mr.. Cleveland was
elected. lived Democratic politician who had
been a longshoreman, but who was then
.boss" in his community. A dudish fellow
solicited his name to an application FOR posi-,
ton on postal car. but was refused, being toid
that iii office holders under the new admins
tra,ion must be those washed with yellow soap.
Yellow SOAP has its place. but now-a,days
Brussels white soap leads all for household use.
It's economical.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29
Catarrh in New England.
ECZEMA FROM CHILDHOOD.

When an infant ms body broke out all over
with an eruption or rash. which became more
aggravated AS grew older. From early child
hood until WAS grown my family spent for
tune trying to cure me OF the disease. Every
noted ply stefan in our section was tried or
consulted. When came OF age | visited Hot
Springs. Ark, and was treated there BY the
best medical men, but was not benefited. AZ
ter that. under the advice OF a noted specialist,
| tried the celebrated Clifton Springs. New
YORK, without any good results. When all
things had failed determined to try 5. 5. $,
and in four months was entirely cured. The
terrible Eczema was all gone. not 4 sign left ;
my general health built up. and have never
had any return OF the disease. | have since
recommended ). : ). to number Of friends
for skin diseases, erupti0ns, etc, and have new
err known OF a failure to cure.
GEO. W Irwin. Irwin, Pa.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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Marine List.
Domestic Ports .


Bucks Harbor-Ar Jan 20, sch Jas Webster,
Ladd, IRON New York
Boston-Ar Jan "a, sch \ E symonds, Snow.
man, New York
Sid Jan %, sch Silver Heels
Befast-Sld Jan IL, 81 h John Somes, Robbins,
Mt Desert
Cardenas
New Haven-Ar Jan "A, schs II w Anderson
and Wildfre, from New York for Bar HarbOr
New York-Ar Jan B. sch Freddie W Eaton,
Matthews, Green's Landing
CID Jan %, sch Jennie A Stubbs stubbs, St vim
cent, WI
Ar Jan %. sch F D Hodgkins. Thompson.
Black River, Jam
Portland-Ar Jan "A. bark J Stewart, Blake,
Baltimore
Portsmouth-Sld Jan q, schs W Emerson,
Boston for Calais; Ella Frances and Puritan, Bos
ton for Mt Desert; Lizzie Cochranc, New York
for Rockland; Idaho. New York fol Portland
Foreign P0Fta.
Colon-S,d Jan 4, sch Wyer Sargent, Douse.
New York
Nassau, n P-sid Jan 10. sch Grace Cover.
johnson, FrOntera
Houtmans Abrolhos-Ar Noy l6, brig W
Parker. Griffin, Freemantle
Kingston, Jam-Sld Jan 10. brig Woodbury.,
Raynes. Old Harbor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-01-29

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From letter written by Mrs. Ada +. Hurd,
OF Groton :. D.. We quote: WAS taken with
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Four doctors gave me up saying | could live
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Coughs and colds. gave it trial. took in all
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For severe colds. Johnson's Anodyne Lin
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, |. A. Murch and J. 7. Crippen,
w both Of Ellsworth, by their mortgage deed
dated Dec. sth, 1880, conveyed to Reuben Ii. VIII
liams, of Franklin, Hancock county, Maine, GER
tain lot or parcel of land situated in said Frank
lin and bounded and described as follows, to wit ::
Beginning at the " W. corner of lot No. 81 of the
allotment of lands of the Bingham estate convey
ed to James w. Clark; thence along the north and
east lines of said lot south 81 east lie perches to
a birch and south ls' east Is perches TO another
birch thence along the north line of lot convey
ed to Stephen Clark north 70 east 1870 perches;
thence along the west line OF lot conveyed to
John Bragdon north 49, west 81 $40 ptrches;
thence along the west line of lot No. % conveyed to
John +. Smith and others north I5la' west 81
perches thence along the south line Of land con-
veyed to DIV. Clark west $50 perchcs and thence
along the line of the French Grant so called south
TX west to the place of beginning, and where
as the said Williams assigned the above mortgage
to me the undersigned by his deed dated Dec 10TH
1899 and whereas the condition of said mortgage
having been broken, now therefore by reason Of
the breach of the condition thereof claim a fore
closure of said mortgage. ID. NJ. STUART.
Ellsworth, Jan. LIST, 1891. 3w3
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ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Jan. u. 1891.
Mrs II. L. Ames, Mess Howe & Co..
Winthrop Sargent Jones Mrs. James McCollf,
MIR. Melvin +. Young
Please call for advertised letters. ....
A. W. GREEDY. p. NJ.
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