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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

Eis.Aul
Tae steamer Florence arrived s, her
wharf SATURDAY, p ", ani vent 10
>1rry bot wAs ohlig,-i 10 rrturu = few
hour later on account 81 The ice.
Capt Kigsr Stevens il. spending tie
winter 10 Boston.
Mr Charles Cln>son Of Portland. Va. in
town Friday snt SATURDAY.
Mr John Merrill ]. quite SICK with Is
.rpp~
Mr. = Hinckley "a. been cordned 10
th- aou>r, but : better now
Cart I.aac Clos-on {. down with bad
cold
Mr.. Dow Of Long Island. w.s in town
over Sundsy
Mrs. J I. Hinckley il spending The win
Ter in Boston with her daughter, Mrs.
Poster
Shoe Peg Rich Of Belfast, made Us
very pleasant call Saturday.
Mr. white who has been quite sick is
now better
Mss Josie Snow will no, attend the
Bucksport Seminary next term.
Il looks a. though We were going TO
have a new town house
Work on Mr.. George II Stover's hotel
is progressing rapidly under the direction
Of master. builder Msyo.
Mr.. John Arnold wa. 10 town over Sun
day.
Mr.. A C. Peters is quite sick with bad
cold
Mrs. Lansing of Boston. is visiting Mrs.
Nash Her little child is quite sick.
Mr.. Fred Watson of Brookln. was in
town, Thursday
Mr.. W z. Bissett Is quite sick
Mr. Geo Robinson Is visiting his daugh-
ter in Rockland
The brig |. W. Parker which was run
on shore at Paraneie Brazil. Dec 5th last.
after striking wreck st sea. knocking
hole in her bottom and carrying away her
rudder. is being stripped and is a total
loss.
The writer made verv pleasant call last
week on Mr.. and Mrs Foster and Mrs ].
r. Hinckley at their nice home in Boston.
Newton. their little boy. is an uncommon
ly handsome child His worthy namesake
may feel just pride in the noble child
that bears his name.
Mrs. NJ. K. Chase is spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs Herrick, in Beth
ell.
Mr. Roscoe Lord is quite sick
Master Everett Treworgy of the Bucks
port Seminary is spending his vacation
at DR.. R P. Grindle's.
We bad pleasant call the other day
from Mr. Binder and Mr.. Marks of East
Bluehill. Mr. Binder went to New York
last week
Miss Lillian May Kane goes to Bucks. |
port next Monday to attend next term at |
the Seminary.
Mr.. Grindle of Long Island was iu town |
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Stevens Is In Boston.
The work of removing the machinery
from the Blnehill copper mines has been 4
stopped. bat the employees are still in |
town.
Things look brisk to-day as it Is town
meeting day; and We hope for q new town
house. !
Mr.. David B. Allen who has been sick.
Is better.
We are looking daily for the departure
Of the ice 10 the inner bay.
The people of Bluehill were very much
distressed last week to learn of the death
IF Capt. Joseph Mann. who died at San
'os, Brazil. some five weeks since 1t will
be remembered that Capt Mann was q
former resident of Bluehill and up to few
Iears ago visited the town almost yearly.
lie was in command of ship James Bailey,
# Portland. 1t the time Of her loss In . ~
'hoon in the Chinese sea, some eleven
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10
Was Lafayette SABINE Foster ever P-esi-
dent o: tie United States2

We pLr.>h elsewhere & .ettcr from
wel.se.ar citizen IF Hancock c,yn,v r.l-
s-,,.
1'e
lteN'@eL. % Inc ni'-a
NiAtt> ;ar t-'e. % between the drsth Of
Pre- tyut l.tsu.n s-t ,h, Installation ~
t.-..
y
'-At el PRESIDENT pro
TEN senate Z IL; under certain
rUut.r -t...-- h4t C.uy--.. h..r in So
.r.r -.,.- -., ......, 49, .
- '-'e
~7H- w 'ue h4leu states.
Aite- - tratr ~ President Lincoln and
prev T. III ;.+ installation Of Pr-.it.p,
f.- - 4
y
N'~'--- = arose aua tlat MI Foster
va - as >eu~e President Of the L nited
Stzte- -, is. Id; believe
~. ...-.-f.....
20
"-' veg 'i'A'l- Il National sfairs COW
er.1g Via. period 10 o1r a!>:4ry. aui not
one "a them iut.ru.t.> ina. NJ E,..
.vs- p-...s.-. a.
1'f' III 1'"o"lns
'A-' eAl> y Noh-
-, rnr - =, 80 fAp.fe7l 81
the Il. s-l5r. Of Ami u I,s5 IT,
hours -ier. ia The presence Of all iA- CAB
.lei '1lepi Mr Seward "ao .sy wounded
,-a-- - u'llF. 'ht oalh OF
Va. asn.nj>trr.5 n Ar-l-.w T,ers'. ~
Ch.rf Justice Ch4-e. The simple Id, im-
ire@>.'r ceremony VS., performed IN Mr.
'y--As = i'1 y ms I'll The hirk~oOd Ho-
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WEsT EpEN. Mar. 5ih. l.92

NJ. EdR4rs-
A Bogarii~ Washington photographer.
say IN the Ladies H.iae Jturaai Of Oc,o-
Der. l>aD
To" many persons remember s Pre-
id'nt of the nIted States nsm-i Poster;
He Wa President pro TEN. OF the senate
a. the time Of Lincoln-s assassination. and
during the utrrvs. u Andrew John-ou'-
ARRIVAL at the capitol. h. wa. for .ix
h7nr>. President Of the United State
Pvrhap> MP man 10 the word ever saw
GREATNESS Hip through hi. hand. a. 90
Lsfaye't" sa''n~ Poster Now vii you
eNp.s'n thr0agh the columns Of the ANsK-
Ie,> how he could have been President.
While The Vice President Ma living;
T. VI HANOI
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President Henry Lord of the Maine
Board Of Trade was one of the speakers
a. the mid winter meeting Of the New
Hampshire Board Of Trade, held q, Con
cord.
-Clvde Thompson. Of Skowhegap. m
married. fell 81 feet down an elevator
shaft at Alden Woods Fibre Wood Co.
Plymouth, n. h., sustaining serious iniu.
ries.
Joseph A. Fiske, aged Is wears. a shoe
cutter BY trade, committed suicide at Au-
burn by hanging He was q member of
the Baptist church and was in good stand
ing The cause of the rash act was des-
pondency, brought on BY loss of property.
He leaves widow and two children. He
was born in Fayette and moved to Auburn
many years ago.
Fire was discovered Wednesday morn
Ing about O'Clock in Bay View market.
Camden. occupied by Cross Brothers. The
IRE company responded and extinguished
the flames before serious damage was
done The origin of the tre is unknown.
Appearances Indicate that ii was lncendi-
AIRY. There is no insurance on the stock.
In the case OF Elmer E Richards. ad.
ministrstor. vs. the Maine Benefit Associs-
ton. the jury st Pennington has just ren-
cered verdict for the plaintiff for 81 600
and Interest from November, 1890 no
ton for new trial has been filed and al
lowed and the case goes to the law court
The stone used In the Richmond
Bros mill at Oxford for grinding corn
broke Wednesday, throwing stone and
iron with great force in all directions.
Several persons were in the mill at the
time, but all almost miraculously escaped
injury. The loss is estimated at 5000.
The authorities are pursuing an inves-
tigauon into the wholesale poisoning At
MI Chase John Mitchell Francis, the
Indian hunter suspected Of being the
guilty party. Indignantly denies the i'm
putation.
S. G. Haley of Phillips and G. T. Del
ano Of Monmouth have leased the Wheeler
{ Mckinney mill At the upper village.
Phillips. where they will establish q but
ter factory. The farmers of the town have ,
pledged 200 cows for its support. and it
Will undoubtedly be q success
William Rich, while cutting timber
near the R0mford road in Norway We'd i
,esday. with his brother. was terribly in |
ured by tree falling upon him. He died (
turing Wednesday night. He leaves Q
widow and two children.
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Sheriff 5 Sale on Execution.
HANCOCK. =


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-lbI ~ -si. s'sh III g4'7is 81 --lt a..
$50 5000 - tie pgd'v 10 t4.. " t
~, n. -, e. en .F'ta.F- % le h'- .r-.
In ~ F-, = Atlli a - 4HF-, T.. ~.
ia-a sr3 81 go, ~ 'ot."Nln< de--r' '-I RI
go Ns,hi 1Sut, 'stfc 4aa Interest v b
~ nj ~ - ~ M ty IA 10 AMI 9. tHs
A. - --ik 10 20, ,tl'li Gay Oh \ Ggu-t, j. '-
se,n. - =" ~ 'Fet,'7"n' the tine vrr.
sane nj, - ' $500. ga the original WIS
MI "a - - = u ~ lai-- situate . r...
Igrt If W. satf . ,,~ 'AlhS ny TIE te.'Ht H
AZ r,...t tb,t Hill. 80 an AlEA~t.- N-
e;rip.ii,, :, - 4. .+,uths tsierls by ispd ' g.
IL b. All Srarls i,'t = Hl5apies there ri-'
HnTac, perLfns7 1S AL nj, ot Mli.la'a \
norrhes sterlr M iar.5 10y So ftrs'H-
l5gHt > hlock ey thence westertr s. 50.
IN scii sE VI, aeres, more Gr less being .-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

The Usual Republican Nictorie. in Most OF
'"e "''' an" Towns
kookiand >"iidiy Republican.
RoCKLi>p. March = Edward A Butler.
~ ,srr, hr 2sz nIn.sI., V' to' .''e
l.stras
r.
r 49,
p1.,''- -
Lewiston Democratic.
The vo,. Of r.wi.,..n v.s = fo,,ox
Chandler Rsnrhjcs, ssI ~ NJ,
cr>t a3s tn. civ e,.,v.rn,n.,, !. ~.
ocrs,ic
Bath strongly Republican
Bath. March :. Hon Fritz II Tw,,rh.
ell was reelected Nsynr to-dsv II 99s m.-
j1ritv The Republicans carry eyery ward
but one.
''"" ''eP""''oa" Again.
BRIpGTaN Mach : Bridgton. which
last yesr elected an entire Democratic
board. this year returns to the Republican
fold with full Republican bard. electes
by 81 average msjority Of thlrty-nve
,-,
GoRH.M, March : Republican town
Inc >A"~hegah oroers->o Polstio..
SkowHEG.> March :. Most Of the Of
nc"rs are the sam" a. iasi year. No poll
tlcs IN The election.
Portland toe. democratic.
p
rn.,+, 49,. -, = ~ ue1
~. $500 ~ - LII psn.'ci -' j
torches
II / The nrst time for wears that the
democrats nave salned control Of the city
90 s q 'iinent e'ec'us ma9oF.N OF the
S.F conneli on Joint osliot and electlng
Full return, from All wsrd. give ,he
fo!oyfny r..ul, f- Nsvnr r,,-sh
democrat, 49, True. Republican. 3. l96
Deerlas Prohibition, los altering. g.
rs Democrats elect tx out q seven
aldermen 10 the common counci! Re
puoi'can> ana Democrats were chosen.
with no choice on 8 c1uuc.lmen.
49,. -, -. -
Cffice the entire corps Of city officers. some
Of whom have served for - year, or more
The Republicans barely escaped the los
of the school board. Il now stands Re
publican- and Democrats
ps.rt, p.
,,,,Ia
'D~aH i"' 1ue
ter
The Republicans carried the entire c,,v
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4 Republican State Convention
Will BIZ HELp IN
Eo2cMBEiA HALL. Bangor.
Wednesday. April 81, 1899,

NJ u - NItts h. \ VI
for Iae pgrpo-e u srlerting i've candidates for
electors of President ami Vice President Of the
nitel states ana four delegates at large and
1Hur a.t.ruafs- to attn nd the National touven-
tiua III ise hrld 81 Miup-a g.j-. Niunr-usA. on
Tuesday iGne -. and JraH~acting any other
au mess tt,At may pr ttrly come t-sfurr H.
The basi- ot piTt--sutAtlHu Will hr A. follows
k4.h city town And plantation will - emitted
F. olr delegate and for each SEVENTY I've vote
cA-r for RE Republican candidate for Governor
3D. ~ an additional delegate. and for a fraction
g. tHrty vote il excess Of seventy Eve vote an
41.r.suai delegate
Naeanrle- ia the delegation Of Aay city town
e- iaH latsnr rAr only IT, hll,-1 tt residents VI
t1a county iu hish the yarAHcy exist
IHt STAT, COMMITTEE VIII IT. iu session 10 the
RECEPTION rAsul ~ the Hal az mine O'Clock on tbc
m*raiIf- "t tlr Convention. for the purpu~c nf
rer1e4AEl- iht Credentials 10 delegate fN,ic
-an- -r H-4rr H e rl-E1isi- tn parEirItate 30 the
uat,4IttHn iHl-t l-' e,zt-~t -ub-s4 ueut b. the
Csf+ Hf -h. caIl Cor thi- touvrEtior aud dele
-2tf- -ui.r ,la- Gail should uet - silt..4i L. the
~sate .-y-F,iau % t~ h--tatfr- called fsr TIRE
T4- H'-t- ur dominating candidate fsr t,"veruor
is..t-..a. tiftr.ugH- "a n age In - mpaihv vlih
fHr ~rutlmtnt- eNYr---sd m the call o: IN. 4.
f4..tHaa National Iouln3iit,r Tor thr Re
I,4 '2saH National teuvvutIan. art cordially tn
s.t.-l n 4r.i, w.th tae Republicans 20 ihv state
81 t+-tuG 3vlt -ate- ta thi- ltveatinB.
Fer order Republican STATE Committee
iu>hrU II MANLhl Chairman
= >oUTHtKr >ts-rrtary.
Augusta Ne. Fca- / ls.t-
Tat ,H-rc Wsv Zee ut lu1-urrte~>tSntinx the
'ha-rrHau of the Commute, ha- made ra--ih
sa-.-4 el is-4ie- tA--,. ul.aa ije above named
representation We print - follows for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

uAsCocK as February nth A. D.. lsss
ny VIRTUE or An EXECUTION. dated
b the eleventh dag of February. A D. Issss T.
sued FROM the Supreme Judicial Court TOR the
county of Hancock and state Of Maine. upon
Judgment of said court, rendered .; the January
tsrm thereof A. %. Ira, which said Judgment
bears date OF the nlnfh day OF February. A d
lisa, sgainst the Lamoine. and Mount Desert
Land Tompany a corporation duly establl.b-,i
existing BY and under the lSwr ~ thu STATE ~
Maine and having a piacr Of business al / /,
moline, in said county et hancpck -aid corpora
tian not being created for purpose ~ ,,iurs,lr
or yxligiOh. ard In favor Of thr American shin
wiudia=s Company a corporation duly r.,gf
H. bed existing By ard under ths lave ~ th..is
Island and isaYiEg place Of busiliy-- 90 fr..'
8s.rre Rhode I-inr-d, for the -uuf 81 tv u E.i,,
An 4 rixtv-niuo dollar asn fftF owe "arr- H..-.
are and twenty .hNe dollars auu lftl tar., .r.
costs Of -uit with hftesn cent invrr for ,as ~,
III execution. having certified thrrru1 that NM,
been and am uushie ~ hud pFr-anaI prHt.-tr N
The said def ndant corPoraflun. have ...tsI NJ
takrr th,- hereinafter described r.u. r-iaf. ~. m,
ssId rfsBdAnt corporation. and AIi .frl. -.t+
titls and Interest whieh -aid dsiet,.alt me-.
tion had tn and % ths san'e on lhe l.a.. .s IN
MAJ A u l-so at ei-veu orislek a.. u..-.. -.-
utr. in the f0rrnoon. thr tiHe - hrH ,'a- -.. -.
stsarhef on ths original writ in NH. ......- Il
xkleh the aforesaid Judgement Va -.... t. /.
Ia A esrtAin los iarUrl sf BAL. .....I-
aid Iamotns Haneark togutr N.r. 49,
bounded aud dr-sriistl A. foi.nu
NJ A stake AZ tie shore NJ frrustH.a. a..
rHrtns and 10 The rast itnr 20 .H -.
,,vansssl ~ Jane t.rtndiH aun hy hsr .#..
rha ~ n Amuiu~ amt M iNr-srt al.'
tt,.ua. north eleven degrus- twtuN
hgI following tho AAId ra-t lus n f.. -s.f ~.
t.riudls lot seventeen huufrri aHf fsHtg ~
fart D. t.,r tuwu rod ttirnsa r"r.. .ss-t
rrrs. trn u1ibut-- east rrls~sIr- 49,.
ard follow Ing thF ea-f lins no 40. -. ft..-.
and thr east ilus ~ a lut uf 4 .a %. -...- r.-
tr..u huustrrd and tsn f-st Co. q -IaAr ....-t
thu southwest cnrutr ufa i.t uf W ...rt-
th.ur- south -FNrntr rtlt d. Errt- rg-
ra-t ana following ttr south N-. ..U.
bay ntan'- lut niuy huntrd apt ..,t
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of the telegraph. When the associated
press soberly makes such an announce
ment a. that somehow or other Salem
witchcraft seems to lose half It's s5sur-
dity! We should sooner think. however,
that Mrs. French was fed, not on love pow
ders, but on what Capt. Msrryat calls
'nspdoodle-the stuff on which fools are
fed =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

Mayor Davis Is about closing smother
years administration Of the city govern
nent, and. like all the rest Of his admins
trstions, it has been highly crediiAble TO
him and profitable to the municipality.
His management OF our duanciAl sfsirs
has been very satisfactory to all o1r citi-
Eens. and the city report makes az ex-
celient showing. Mayor Davis has made 8
model officer. and the deserveily strong
bold which he has on the confidence Of
people OF all parties i something very
exceptional
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Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castoria


"MS-tir Cure for Rbeumsti.m and Seur-l-
zia rs'iA-sly cu-e~ In / Ia ,is,. L.. sciton
upon The - - "a /, r, mark SHE sud -teriou.
u remove. - once The ,au>e aud he 4 ---s>e
immediately di.apu-ar.. The first dO.e great
N benefit. - cents. Sold By :. II. Wis.iu.
drug. L, Ellsworth Isr
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THE subscriber hereby giS>e public notice to
i AL concerned that be has r IN Only appointed
and has taken Upon himself tn Hfrust of an admin
stra,or of the estate of Arnoi B. Foster. late Of
by giving bond as the law dir&cte: he therefore
requests all persons who ilDiebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate pay ment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same fer settlement.
CURTIS r FOSTER
February loth, 4. .. l0a. 4wle
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cHllDeeN'S DREssEs.

Buy of Che manufacturer and save money. I'm
rereipt OF price. Ell, we will send POSTPAID. 4
Dress TO fit y child Of :. OF wears old made mr.
of Good Quality Outing Cloth. Neat Cheap and
Attractive. in Blue. Pirk. Red or DARK Strines
with or without sleeves. Try this and be pleased
CRESCENT MFG CO.,
AGENTS Wanted. ~ Kingseon ~, Desssn,
kWQ
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USE MISS BEEchER's
HAIR & WHISPER DYE

Ii contains no lead or sulphur. Washing nos
required after dyeing as In other dyes Who,a
sa'e druggists pronounce 1t the bes. single prena
varion ever brought to their notice. The iarges,
bottle and no better dve in the market. TTsed AZ
tansiveiv by ladies' Price SEC. Prepared nv q
THOMPSON, Roekland.Me- Sold by an deal
era ,vr,1p
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At Ellsworth, in the State of Maine, at the
close of business. Mar. J, 1872

Iotai- ...-..-..-s ...-... ...$tS1,s4i IS
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK IS II, Jas. r.. Parsons
Cashier OF the above named bank. do solemnlv
swear that the above statement is the best
of my knowledge and belief.
JAS. Z. PARSONS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this eth siay
of Mar. ls2s
OMAR ". TAPLEY,
fseal) Notary Public
Correct-Aftess:
c. Z. BURRILL,
Y. DAVIS. Directors
8. j. MORRISON,
lwl0
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Tax Notice.

All persons having unpaid taxes in my haads
as collector In the town of Franklin for lsso
ard issi, are hereby notified that they can
save trouble and costs. by paying the same to me
on or before March 10 next
FRANKLIN FRENCH,
Collector OF Taxes, Franklin.
Franklin. Feb. q. Issa- aws-
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HANCoF X, - T. To the >hertfs ~ our Respective
Counties, or either OF their Deputies.
GREETING
.e S@sa N ttste 1 % p . A' srso Se
- Of Ellsworth. in our said county Of Han
ocrk. and also to attach the building known a. the
freeslley cottage and land which IL siaa,ts,
owned BY 4. + free,liey or person 80 the saii
plain'tH unknown situated on Grtndstobe Neck
tn tie town OF trouFi-bnru, Hancock county,
Maine, and bounded AMI described follows
40 wit t;Ctnz lot No ~ = as shown by a plan Of
tbe ,,oul,isu1ro Improvement Company. recorded
Ia the Hancock County x gistTy ~ iee'is Box
% plans. vol :. page II. sAti hard being situated
the west s.'ly OF Ihe West Dsli rsaa on t,rind-
stone Neck IN the tosn Of Gouli-baro. in said
county, and Owned by I frce'ii.y. or the
ership ~ which Is Ia >aii plaintiff unk noVn said
FrFe,iisy> bt-lUg pubiicae u the value Of
Twelve hgb,lre'l de,ars. and summon the a . lie
Tenant ,li ne may be ioaHi In Your precinct 70
APPEAR before Justices - the supreme uCii--
ial Court u hofen 10 Ellsworth, wrhin
and tor or county " Hancock on the th!ri Tue.
Hay % IauQary next. Tseu aud there In rAII
Court q Ver untn t,ssnrZr r Norris. OF tia
cocs ia MA3ne said esianty pf Han Eek.
Ia li'ea ~ Ne for that the salt defendant
ST SAM Eii>~ oFth. 81 the tas the pu chase 81
this wit, being iHtieDge n the pstmiif N the
Of TX huudrc'i and seventy I,e dollars. according
~ ihc account aRneNes. then AMI tncrr tn couslri-
Grafton thereof prurni -e,i the pslutT Ia paw him
that sape sun On demaA.i, ltemIzsd account Is
here Inserted amounting 10 ss15. which account
the plAintiG sVrrs = for At-3r TX him performed
An for 10 Dor and materials furnished by him ID me
"rt-riinu - al hais!iaEa oye described uuier
ron' ract Ht hilu mate y III said >tvatau VIE i
upi me nAner t'ffrrtf, tie last Of Shirh labor ard
materials we're furnished within uinety IA,- t*
tore tAr purCha x ~ In rtt. apA that within
thirty days after h. erased iAivr an. % farni-h
labor aDt materials . Aforesaid At huihi!ug
he hlc7! 70 the ohee ~ the town clerk Of the town
% sad t,euiStA1ru q trjir statement subscribed
AMI sworn lo 3d. him 81 l;ae amount iue him win
all Just rre'iit- sis toy ihrr ain description
Of said property sufficiently accur-ts 10 IDENTITY
i ami The names of the owners far ~ they
Werc kn"wn o. hiru, and this = r.u. To- en-
~ q A for aa5t IAts
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MANY NEW IDEAS

In the bone cure ~ Diseases accident. and
how 10 treat ihrm. and mzn5 hints OF uls. to
the -trA Wi hr found In pr ksuftn.ub.. crest
Nedcs work .te,Ant illustrations send
three cent stamp. 70 \ y. Drriwav 4 Co.
Boston. Mass sod receive copy free
- NAV r been troubled sith cst.rrh Tor
Ten YEAR sud hzTe tried number % remedies
pui round no fth-t until purchased a bottle
or ~ Tesm ksm. rou.id.r II the mast
r" .isti- preparation Tor esfarrh and cold in the
head 'te- Z tTsnda.i. L. NJ. ,Qaonochaw u
fang Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

Long standing cases of ssshma are relieved
by Johnson's Anodyne Liniment taken In
ternally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10
EEPoRr or THE
GO NJ ID I r I O NJ
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
" tlsSorth. At Ellsworth. IN 90 state 81
Name. 81 the el3-e - business
Mar 1t. 80.
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STATE or MAINE.
CoCSTY or HANCOCK. - -, Fred L. Kent
Cashier ~ the at.oye-nalre,l bank 10 solemnly
swear that the above statement is the hest
Of my know ledge and belief
FRED L. KENT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this iii fay
OF March. Is9.
CHAS. A. ALIEN
t>eal9 Notary Public.
Corrrst-sue<t
ANDREW P. wISWELL
5 X. WHITING Directors
GEO P DC rrON,
IwlD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10
l. r HOOPER, Deputy Sheriff
STATE OF MAINE

HAScoCk, s. Supreme Judicial Court Janu-
AIRY Term. A. ID. Iss2
Upon the foregoing writ, ordered, that the
plaintiff give notice TO all persons interested in
the dwelling house and appurtena and land
on which il stands described in the original
writ and attached thereon, to appear before the
Justice Of our supreme Judicial Court to be
holden at Ellsworth within and for the county
of Hancock, on the end Tuesday Of April, A. d.
lsss, by publishing an attested copy of said writ
and this order thereon, three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American. newspaper printed
In Ellsworth, in our county of Hancock the last
publication to be thirty days al least prior said
second Tuesday of April next that they NAV
there and then in our said court appear and an
swer To said suit.
JOHN F. KNOWLTDN
Clerk of the sup. Jud. Court.
A true copy of the writ, officers return and or
der of court thereon
3ws Attest JOHN Il. kNOWLTON, Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-10

NALU ABLE NJ. A. n. DAVIS OF
n DISCOVERY DsNj- Bros, u Arcols.
I 4 Miss 1. great believer 10 tie virtue Of
:. :. :. He writes that be va. sttiirtrt With
one 81 the worst cases Of blood poi, IN Know
to the bumtu race. and after guius through
quite long treatment tnsiiN re>orted 10 :
=. snd be is proud to .sl that he has been en-
ureiE CURED sud the disease thoroughly erzdi-
Gated from hi- srsisED- He sends thanks Ia
.he rnmpsny for their valuable discovery snd
-~y- that II i Got--rnd 20 the world For
contagious blood poison : ; : il truly .ter-
ne. Very few cases have ever re.f.,et is FAR.
aiivr properties. and no one suffering from
'hi- dread disease OF other blood poison shout "A
neglect tn give Il fsir trial We wsn matt =
eye. ia treatment % coniagiou. blood E-o{.pn
to all " no spuiy for It free
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