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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-16

Southwest Harbor.
Children's day was very tittingly com
memorated at the Methodist Church, Sun
day, June IL, both morning and evening.
The floral decorations were profuse, beau
tiful and Hastily arranged, among them be-
ing a large vase of exquisite roses and Ill
les the prize-hOnors borne off by eight
years-old Charlie Mitchell Of Boston. at a
musical concert there and sent TO his
grandmother here, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawton.
by his aunt, Mrs. May Lawton. who was
present at u Diano contest where his hon
ors were wo he exercises were interes-
ting, the recltations and readings by chill
dren and young ladies very good. and the
singing excellent Prayer and appropriate
remarks were made by the three young
ministers present, Revs. Haynes, Horace
Haskell and Pierce.
The Baptist Society of fremont has a
new minister in the field for the summer
season, the Rev. V. Hites from a western
city. who will preach every third Sabbath
at the Union church here, the remain
ing time being filed in other churches, in
different parts of the town.
The Rev. Mr.. Haynes has taken charge
Of the Methodist church here.
Much needed repairs are under way at
fremont Hall.
Capt. Jacob S. Mayo, who has been for
two weeks IN the Maine General Hospital
for treatment, returned last week quite
free from pain, and in q much improved
state Of health.
Plank for the new sidewalk has been re-
| ceived by the committee in charge, and
volunteer help in laying the same is Of the
utmost necessity.
Work on the stone cottage being built
for Mr.. Caign of Philadelphia, under his
direct supervision, is progressing favoTa-
| bly,. The stone work under charge of Hen
| ry Tracy, is to be set in its natural state,
moss covered rocks preferred, and when
completed will present a picturesque ex-
terror. The broad wall terrace on the sea
front and the handsome boundary wall of
| this beautiful lot, designed and executed
by MIR. Tracy, are excellent samples of his
skill in that line of business.
| During late visit to Bluehill. J. B.
Mason was presented with brick having
an interesting bit of history attached to it.
| Stopping to admire a fine new cottage
nearly completed, on the site of the old
/ Brick Snow house recently demolished
| the proprietor, Mr. Paris Snow, gave him q
brick taken from the ruins, having on il
| the initials v. E., date 1882, engraved
there when it was moulded by VespasiaI
Ellis, 80 well known and honored in Blue
hill. who recently died ct the advanced
age Of % years. SPRAY.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP ha, been
Used by millions Of mother, for their children
while tcething. II disturbed ii night and brok-
en- OF your rest ty sick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teeth send al Que,
aud get bottle Of Mrs. Win>low's soothing
syrup" for Children Teething. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon II, mothers, there Is no mistake about ii.
Il cures diarrhpA. regulates the stomach and
bowels. cures wind collie, >0ften~ the gums
and reduces Inflammation, and gives tone And
energy to the whole stem. Mrs. W ms
low Soothing syrup for children teel hin. j.
pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription
OF one OF the oldest and best female ply -icians
and nurses In the nited STATES. Price TWEEN
ty-tiye cents bottle. Sold BY all druggist
throughout the world. BE sure and ask for
"MKs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP"
Iva
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Married..

Bucksport-June 6, at the residence Of Mrs.
l.. Z keene, by Rev. William Forsyth, DR..
John A. Beecher OF Brockton, Mass. and Mrs.
Valerin X. Palmer of Lynn, Mass.
Mount Desert-June 9, by NJ l.. Allen,
Esq. Mr.. Edwin W. Seavey Of Noun Desert
and Miss Alice A. Norwood Of fremont
Winter Karbor-May 10, by Fred P. Sar-
gent, Esq, Mr.. Arthur l. Sargent OF South
Goudsboro. and Miss Agnes McNeal OF Win
ter Harbor.
East Lamoine-J June IL, at the home OF the
bride, by N. r. Coolidge, Esq. Mr.. Jesse Z.
Smallidge Of Gouldsboro, and Miss Lena May
Hodgkins Of Lamoine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-16

In this issue OF The Standard we publish
DIR. Condon's Memorial poem. This paper, or
lis predecessor, has never failed to have poem
from the pen of this gifted poet on this day
since the S0th of MAY became National an
ni'ersary. The poem which we publish to-
day Is one OF DIR. Condon's best conceptions.
Like everything that is inspired by him. 1t will
command attention and be widely read. Our
Utah poet is one OF the living heroes OF 81.
And he is, as he ought to be, happy man.
In his profession he stands among the first.
lie Is as brave q lion and as tender as a
child-brosd-minded, generous. kind and
sympathetic. lie tskes high rank with the
poets and writers Of the day. Brief references
to his career are now TO be found In the recent
cyclopedias, in The Poets Of America,'in
FLOWERS by the Wayside," published In
Cincinnati. and In The Poets Of Maine" The
Doctor is conscientious, pains-taking, hard
worker. He lives temporarily in y lovely
home. surrounded by flowers in endless pro-
fusion and many rare books. and presided
over by an affectionate wife. Loved by all
who know him. his lot is indeed an enviable
one Ogden tUtsh) Standard.
We heartily indorse the above which has
reference to 4 son OF Hancock county and a
much valued contributor to the AMERICAN.
We print on the fourth page OF this issue the
stirring poem to which the Standard alludes.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe paid for at the rate Of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-June IA, Mrs. Flora E.. wife Of
A len {. Holt. End, and daughter of Charles E.
Doyle.
June IA. Carl l.. Robbins, aged months
and "a days.
Watham-June IL. Mr.. George Haslam,
aged 81 years and months.
Deer lsle-June s Emma L. Green, aged
years, months and 10 days.
East Suliivan-June 5, Mrs. Elizabeth. Wild
ow of Franklin Buckley, aged 81 years.
Eden-May 8, Capt. Alfred Emery, aged 81
Years and months.
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Electric BitterS.

This remedy Is becoming 50 well known aud
20 popular ~ TO need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song Of pra>e.-A purer medicine does not ex-
it and il l. guaranteed to do all that Is claimed.
Electric Bitters viii cure all diseases OF the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimple,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. w Ill drive Malaria from the
system and prevent well A. cure all Mslarial
feyer-.-For cure OF Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric B.tters-Entire sat.
isfaciion guaranteed. or money refunded
Price 10 cts. and sl.OO per bottle at 5. ID. Wig.
Gin. Drusr Store
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Capt. N. A. Harper, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Fred Goodwin, in
Boston, arrived home Saturday.
Miss Louisa Heath is teaching the sum-
mer term at Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Andrew Lunt, of West fremont, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Walls.
Much interest is manifested 10 the
movements of tramp. who is said to be
lurking in this vicinity. We hope his
business will call him elsewhere.
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Grand Excursion

To Bartlett's Island, June 81. 1892. Steam
tug Little Round Top and schooner will leave
Grant wharf At ! A. NJ. returning about +.
NJ. thus giving ample time for fishing. pie
n!ching. etc, ana for witnessing a game Of ball
between the Lamoine nine and the High school
nine in the forenoon, and for dancing In the
hail. Music furnished by Monaghans Brass
band and orchestra. Refreshments served by
the Bartletts Island sewing circle Round
trip tickets, gentlemen. 50 cts. ladies. 81 cts.
Ii. W. Holt, Manager.
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HANCOCK HALL
New Advertisements.

\ 10y tnrcyer-A II Norris.
Nauted-J Z Eldridge ct AL.
Notice. has Z simpson
Rickmore's Gail Cur Bickmorp can C,,r, 90
tautlou-Henry \ Moor
lucier Mn-trels-> ID Virgin
Probate Notice.
Insolvency Notices
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WASH DRESS GOODS

In all the staples and novelties. Cotton
Goods never were as cheap as they are
now. We are offering some remarkable
bargains in this line.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE,

THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, sail Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. thlblain.
Corns, and all skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. II is guaran-
tecd to give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price y cents per box.
FOR SALE BY ). ID. Wiggtn.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTia.

When Raby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she Was a Child, she cried for Clstoria
When she became Miss she chung 10 CastoriA
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
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DR.. A. c. Hagerthv lost a valuable bors,
a few DAYS ago
Schooner A. X. Woodward il receiving re-
pairs at this port.
srhoopar t,ua I-,,i,-a -, ,, y.
marin. railway No,5.y
"a,
r-t u" ''''> '''s Oh
,,,.,, .i..,,,,....,.
""N ueaNs shower 'nA' we hsd on
~ '''''A' MOI mug ne heavens opened and
~ poured INC 'huhder ana NSht'
'' '''ii a''ii'h's were awful ana some
~ -i''''a meeting OF Lyg"nia Lodge OF
A'N VIE N''A''aaS evening ihe 'hird
u-''' ''' ne "oiAeo' y lui a'tendsn'e i
DR.. AbbN NJ. Fulton j. at Southwest
hArh"r and WI. be absent from thi- city
about t"o week.. She Is all the time gaining
~ HrAt'h -hN strength
~ e are indebted to Cha> F. he Lalitre.
E-4. ot AuAp. Mimi. for Illustrated MIN
MA, oils iou4-a. giving An account OF the
great convention heid In that civ lat week
At 't l-'iUFr va evidently N attendance.
The county commissioners leave Ms ,.itv
t'- At Nrlne>44' pa tAeir -rmi-Anuual tour
;'r ihr Inspection ~ p autatiun roads.
-tta ~saI.v. Tun.. 14., NJ. " T-a-
yyuf.. a., ~urr, y,,. .,,..,i, ,i,. ..,,1.,. ,..
b..t.,,B,t-.l r..-..,.I ~. f.-es,f;r-t. ,,t
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''A'
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''
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l'' "'s> "' '"' -f'-Ai'N- '.4>- on 'he + IL.
- '"-'' A'' "''H 'l'.T 'ea'ar'-, and ha. them
y" A"'''' r" 'N a "AAd''iA' frame
II ht fThnrrs T., NiAsrt [ atom. South
we~t HA.our, ~a. holI public t,mptraiic,
meeting ~ the Methodist church. SUNDAY cyen-
ln-, Jane IL aye cpriia.iy invited.
The Invitations. 2, tb.. CANINE ,,..s.,,.r. ,-
eAr' ana Nal. - + I.yortb Ii5.t, S.h,,,' ,i4.. ~
n,4 4r. ont Tn. teri.iuri.t, within ptv. /,
II EIaaso,A Il.u. FRIDAY evening. Jan. 9i,t
mu-i. TO ne tu-ai-hri tv Wa,-.,tt. orchestra
OF Bangor
H., a. q
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iiurra for Harrison
June 10.

East sullivan.
The Ladies Bell Society, organized in
East sullivan about three years ago. have
attained the object of their labor-a bell
for the church. The bell weighs about
seven hundred pounds, and has the name
Of the society purchasing it, and date.
inscribed on il, The industry and perss-
verance Of this society, composed at first
OF about a dozen members, We think is 10
be commended, particularly by those who
reside within hearing Of the musical tones
Of the bell. Thanks also are due the men
of this vicinity, for upon its arrival they
organized a bell COR beau society, re
paired the belfry and hung the bell Wed
nesday afternoon.
few cottsgers have arrived at Scr
rento at this early date and busy season
is anticipated. The steamer Sorrento is
undere ding repairs before commencing her
trips; also the launch Gypsy.
Capt. Chas. II. Wooster's wife has been
visiting relatives here.
James Workman has gone to Bucksport
to work.
Mrs. Carrie B. Patten is visiting friends
her daily Improvement in health.
Farmers are rejoicing over fine weather
for growing garden sass"
June .. SCoTT.
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Draperies and Curtains.

As usual we make special efforts to make
this department attractive, by showing
novelties fully one season ahead Of any
other dealer. An examination Of our gen
eral housekeeping goods will prove profit
able to our customers
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The Fist I.S.s.! Bank,
OF ELLSWORTH,

Has taken the entire issue of sl7,000.00 of City
OF Ellsworth 4 per cent Reminding Bonds and now
offers them for sale.
These bonds are dated June LIST. 1892 PAYABLE In
twenty years from date with interest at the rate of
per ceitum per annum payable June LIST and
December 1st of each year. Both principal and
interest payable at the Treasurers Office In Ellis.
worth or the Freeman National Bank, Boston at
the option OF the holder These bonds are in the
denomination of $40 each. Price IO2 and ac-
crued interest.
We recommend them as safe and desirable In.
vestment.
FRED L. KENT, Cashier.
june Let, 4. D. 1889. TIA
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HEADQUARTERS JAS. A. GARFIELD Posr. !
No. 46, DEP'T OF Me. q. A. r.,
BLUEHILL. June 4, 1892.
By a vote OF the Post at its last regular meet
Ing hereby extend in its behalf its sincere
thanks to all who assisted In the Memorial ex-
ercises, to Rev. q. Mayo for his excellent Me-
mortal sermon and to Rev. E. II. Boynton for
his able Memorial address
Official
J. II. MORSE, Adj
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
1 concerned that ne has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an adj.
ministrator of the estate of Samuel Dodge
late of Orlard. in the county OF Hancock, de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted
to said deceased's estate to make immediate paw
ment. and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement.
WILLIAM j. DODGE.
June 10th, 1892. 3w24
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Hosiery & Underwear.

The right goods at the right prices. 1t
is Well-known fact we carry the best line
been to have the latest styles of goods at
the very beginning of the season; honest
goods that possess the worth of honest
merit. We guarantee profit and pleasure
to every customer.
W. Profit, because our prices will
prove positive saving to the buyer.
ES- Pleasure, because our goods cannot
fail to please in Quality and Style.
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C-O-R-S-E-T-S.

We have all of the leading makes but
make specially Of Or. Warmers Corsets,
for Domestic Corsets and G B la Spirte
for Foreign Goods. These two makes
give the best satisfaction of any Corsets
we ever handled. Prices range from so
cts. to So 80.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
j all concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust Of an admin
istrator of the estate of Joseph + Gray late OF
Sedgwick. in the County of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate pay ment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement.
EDWARD Z. CHASE.
May ltth. A. d. 1872 3w22
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Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday. June
Sch Ella Eudora, Harvey Rockand
ARRIVED
Sch Nellie Grant, Dodge. Boston
Saturday, June IL
Sch Myra Sears, Closson, Rockland
Sch Ella Eudora, Harvey, Lincolnvile
SAILED
Sch Nellie Grant Douge, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sunday. June IL
Sch D Lawrence. Patterson, Plymouth
Sch Eastern Queen Lampson, Boston
Sch Minneola, Ray. Boston
SAILED
Monday, June ID
Sch Fair Wind, Farrell. Rondout
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Destructive Fire at Mariavi|Ie

Tuesday evening lightning struck the barn
connected with BuZzelr. tannery Il, Maria
vile, setting II on FIRE The barn Wa destroy
ed and the flames spread into the boarding
house, the old iannery, into kimbars store,
on the opposite >ide OF the road, and the
blacksmith shop, All OF which were burned
with nearly all their contents. We do not
learn the amount OF the loss. but we hear thu,
with the exception OF hmbsli's store, viii, b
was partially insured, there was little or no
Insurance on the destroyed property.
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Notice of Assignee of His Appointments.
At Bucksport, in the county of Hancock and State
of Maize, the eleventh day OF MAY, A. u. 1882.
rrHF undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
i pointment as ASSIGNEE Of the estate Of B. +.
Higgins of Eden. in said county of Hancock, In.
solvent debtor, who has been declared an iusol-
vent upon his own petition, by the Court OF lnso-
yeDcy for said county of Hancock.
3w24 CHARLES IL. WOOD, Assignee.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. June II, 1899.
Mrs. Jessie Brown. W. +. Davis,
Mrs. Carrie Williams.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. r. DEvKREUx. P. NJ.
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We are showing Dress Goods by the
cord. Everything that Is new this spring
We have, No liner assortment east Of Bos-
ton. Prices right,
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An Interesting Feature Of the Occasi N
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The Cosmopolitan Magazine.

With the American uur r,ar. t.r ....
six months tor = r.. I.rrr Fa...-.. ...
Price, OF the IA lf! -, ..t Is s,.. i'm ....
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-09
BREvITIES.

marriage license was issued yester-
day in the county clerks office to John
Henry Doss and Pattie Pernio Cunning
ham, both of Roanoke comfy.
Tho young mems "hop'' at Hotel Lu.
cerne will take place on the 2Sth inst.
not the 18th.
Thursday, the eth inst, was tho ami
versary of tho killing OF Susan Watkins
by Charles Watkins, who was hanged
last January. Justice was swift and
sure in his case.
The county jury now sitting in tho
Smith case are all we'll known here, and
Salem people feel assured they will do
their duty at the right moment,
Miss Rose w. Fry, OF Lewisburg, w.
Va, is visiting at Professor Guys.
News from Carvins Cove is to the Of.
feet that Thursday night the Shepperd
Oil Company had got down 800 feet,
200 of which had been through solid
slate Mr.. Shepherd is very much
pleased with the prospects, but does not
expect any indications of oil or gas un-
TIL depth OF at least 700 feet has been
bored.
The Norfolk and Western freight en-
CINE No. 232 is expected out of the shops
to-uay, equipped with the Carper device.
1t will run between Roanoke and Grove.
Mayor Evans and wife, of Roanoke,
were in Salem yesterday.
AS soon as news of tho accident in
Roanoke to Mr.. e. b. Gait reached
Salem, Robert Oakley, noble grand Of
Salem Lodge Of Odd Fellows, left his
desk and went down to see that Mr..
Gait, member Of this lodge, was pro-
perly cared for. The Salem Ode Eel
lows are most prompt and attentive
when any Of their brethren are in sick
ness or distress.
President Allemong informed TINES
reporter yesterday that payments on
deferred notes held by the Salem I'M
provement Company were coming in
better the past few days than they had
for months previously, showing that
there was renewed feeling Of con.
tidence.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-09
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Blair Reads Several Inn
portant Decisions.

Soon after the assembling of court
yesterday morning Judge Blair handed
down his decision in the case of Joseph
Gooding versus Salem Rolling Mills and
Land Companies. He decided that
Gooding should not DO allowed more
than the amount of the original agree
ment and in accordance with checks
checks 81 1000, which had not been met
The petition of the Bridge Company for
the sum of 81, 100 was dismissed on the
ground that tho materials which thew
furnished were sold on the credit of the
Salem Rolling Mills, in whose name the
goods had been ordered, used and
credited. This leaves sufficient funds
for the working men (sub-contractors)
Judge Blair commented very severely
upon the circumstances of this case,
saying that the whole affair was strongly
tainted with fraud and that Gooding
should not be allowed by law to take
advantage of transaction of such O
nature.
The cause of Adams, Mathews and
others VS.. III. G. Schofield and the Salem
Development Co., for the enforcement
of mechanics liens upon a certain resi-
dence, was brought before the court,
who referred the same to commits
sloner to determine the priority of the
claims OF the company and mechanics,
also tho correctness of the formers
claims. Pugh ~ MoffetJ for plaintiffs,
w. Montgomery and Col. Il. II. Logan
Tor defendants.
The cause of w. G. d. Fitzgerald &
Co. VS.. f. e. and e. e. Bachman, upon
amechanic's lien upon certain tenement
houses at the furnace, was argued and
submitted to the court. Among the in
teresting points raised by plaintiffs
counsel was whether or not a mechanics
lien should be acknowledged, besides an
affidavit. decision will be awaited
with interest.
The case of Charles Fl. Snyder versus
l.. Q. Snyder, trustee, for his wife, Lucy
Q. Snyder, was argued at length by Col.
Logan and Col. Hansbrough for the
complainant and Pugh and Moffett for
the respondent, and tho case submitted.
The question was submitted to Judge
Blair by w. M. Montgomery as to
whether Two attorneys fees we're al
lowed in two separate suits by different
counsel Instituted by general and sub
contractor respectively, but Joint de-
cree entered. His honor decided that
they were considered in law distinct
suits, consequently two fees would be
allowed in the costs.
The chancery cause of John S. Stan
ton VS.. ID. l.. Bradpher was argued upon
demurrer. The cause was Instituted
upon an agreement signed by Brad pher
and w. 81. II. Miller, in which Brad pher
covenanted that his house should be
bound to Stanton for tho amount of lum-
Der he should furnish Miller, not ex.
ceeding 5000. The question was whether
Bradpher was bound personally for this
debt Gf he was the action should De at
law or whether his house should be.
which would create an equitable lien
enforcible only in chancery, and this
was submitted to the court. Colonel
Hansbrough for demurrer; Pugh &c Moi
felt and W. M. Montgomery in defense.