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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-10-06
The Election in Eden.

In last weeks AMERICAN a correspond
cratic representative in Eden was due to a
trade with the Republican candidate for
county attorney. From what | can learn
| should say no; but that either DIR.
Rogers or Mr.. Clark would have received
just many votes If the name Of the 9th
or had not been on the ticket, Aud 50 the
election of the Democratic representative
was due 10 other reasons, among which
are his personal qualities For DIR. Rogers
is first class citizen. A man of education
and ability, aud universally liked and re-
spected.
But the most potent reason was the Dem
ocrats outwitted the Republicans. The
Democratic managers set a trap and
hundred Of our innocents stepped into it.
hdens valuation Is very high and natGr
ally every taxpayer desires that 1t shall
be reduced; and SO the reducing OF the
valuation and the election Of a Democratic
representative were made a question OF
means and ebd.
With certain taxpayers the end was a
lower vallstion, the election of a Demo-
crat simply the means for accomplishing
H. But with the Democratic managers the
end was Democratic victory and the
promise Of reduced valuation simply
means for securing IL. 1t is certain that
the Democrats have secured their end, but
that the tax payers will be equally success
full j. quite uncertain. But it is certain
that they have not helped their case BY
mixing it up with Democratic politics.
Al. this election the managers said. help
u elect Democrat and reduce our val
ustion." and should Eden be so fortunate
a. % get = reduction, st the next election
1t will be said Give 1t to u again as a
reward fpt cur services" So the question
is mad" political issue simon pure. But
having put the esr-msrk- ~ Democracy on
their case ST Eden. how win they get rid
of them al Augusta, And with 8 le!isla-
ture Overwhelmingly Republican hpw can
1t help case 10 LABEL it Democracy at the
pc1 iNflHE va G Nurse l 90 U'fl lnttU tnaL
the legislature will either punish o. re-
ward town for It's politics. Blu; mean
to say that every member OF the lesi-ls-
ture whose constituents have not \ gri-y-
ance viii b. entirely willing FIR the valua-
tion ofcvery town -, State Ia remain as
the comm,,i reported it; that probably
mai lrity Of the members will be opposed
to allowing any reductions. and from their
stand point, any town which asks It i. 10
the position of one who asks s special act
OF legislation which j. adverse 20 the gen
erai interest.
And every one who has had any expert
ence with legislature knows that To secure
snch legislation one must combine with
every one who has s. JOB and use every
available force IN secure friends. In
der such circumstances politics Is one
OF the forces which can Dc used with some
men often preventing their opposition aud
sometimes even securing their assistance.
And a. the Democratic managers In Eden
are >hrewd. thoughtful men. snd certainly
knew these things. Ii /, very eviieu, that
they were much more devoted TO the inter-
est Of their party than 10 that Of their
town. Az ISLAND REFUBiIC.N.
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HANCOCK. ss:-Court Of Probate, EluDUl
September Term. A. b. ISs2
Accounts having been filed for settlement 10 ~
tates OF
Josiah Bean. late OF Sullivan. deceased. Joar
Z. Hill, Executor.
Alpheus A. Crane, late of Orland deceased
Elisha q. Hatch, administrator.
Hannah Dunbar, late Of Penubsrnt deceased
samuel Dunbar, Administrator. Also private st
count.
Margaret Hutchngs. late Of 6OultishOro, ~
ceasefi. William +. Hntchings, Administrator,
stephen Rice, late Of Gouldsbor0, deceased
Chas. Blance, Administrator.
Margaret A. Chick. minor, Of Bueksport Ehen
p. Chick, Guardian.
Martin V. b. Green, late Of Deer Isle, deceased
Nettie III Green, Administrator.
ordered-1hat the said accountants give n"uFs
70 all persons interested, by causing c"py ol
this order to bt published three weeks .ucce-7
lively in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that On
may appear at a Probate Court, 10 be hoiieA a.
Ellsworth, on the and Wednesday OF Oet. next
at ten of the clock In the forenoon ami show cause
II any they have, why the same should not 0o
allowed.
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w3s Attest :--CHAs. P. DoRR Register
true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. r. DoRE, Register
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ASSignte'S Sale Of Real Estate

w HFhfAS license from the Hon q T. Cnp
Hin4hahi, Judge Of the court Of fnSoIv.ncy
~ tie county or Hancock and State Of Man.
GRANTED 70 me, the undersigned n r s,,vI. @
signee 10 insolvency of Daniel Gnwine a..
usptyr, authorizing and empowering me tn III
a. Puoiic or private sale ali the right Hi. ~;
interest winch the said Daniel Cowino h.d a. ~
al'lis n the commencement of Insoiyency r .,e
osta.a against MIN In and to the following ra,1
ssae'e VIZ A certain lot Of real estate is ~
nam, IN said county of Hancock heginn, ~ Deu-
p..ie .ree on the shore of Ftz pond thancae 80 .
nm N westerly direction on the line "a -
~ aliey. formerly belonging to Jonathan uanr
h 1e u, tree al the Allen Brook thence nv All
N. Burrill at stake and stone. thon, :" i liam
Sasnriy direction by the line of WiIljam ~, L
= bnrriil land to the InteryaIe lot ns, 'a "a
ana occupied by Agreen Webster. thew o" i nta u
s,ahn ~ direction by said Infervale lot IN a
s.ake ana stone; thence easterIy tn Ei, ~. NJ "
aforesaid; thence by the Pond 10 the ,i.aa ioha
sinnng, SAID lot containing one bnndrad - pe |,
signty acres more or less and 4. nv 49, anu
arm. also another lot in said De,iham
road IN o.i OF an acre on the east side IN ths
10 ua. Gnu opposite land Of G. p Good Win , ~ s'e
ing % cover all the real estate 10, IN, mean
; 800 II saiu town of Dedham Said r,,. si.-
!, ~ IN -aia real estate being a rirht II
" redaeih said real estate from two ~ eauty
NJ ala M95fsgage to Julia Barnard. OF poe4....
Ne, dated Mar a. A. b. tsss ami rec1.r,a sport,
and S.hegistry, vol. Is3, page 5. ~ 'ne
49, iortgage to A. c. Hapertav -. xs,,
ami aiollesad dated November 23rd n IN.
Al. nov ,h ~ Hancock Registry. vol aa lie %
saant TO said license sha,, IN Y gIyen that
~. uon az my Office in Ellsworth Maia puzzle auc-
49, !cai estate on the twenty four.h a. elui-
= =. ~, az ten O'Clock in the foras =, &c
E,lswo~.. BENJAMIN. s T. SOWLE. Assi@oas
3w5s
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS Court Of Probate, BluehIL -..f
Term 1872
A PETITION having been fled Nv tlt b .'
n and wido~er, respectively. 81 the I.u,r-.
persons hereinafter named for an auuwauc, . 4
oI the personal estate in the estates Of th 'u.HN
ing named persons, Viz
Mark 7. Hatch, ate Of Castne, tn salt ..N r.
deceased.
Ashbyline ;, Pettengin late of Hancock r. -s'
county, deceased.
Ordered, That said petitioner give uu. 81. a0
uce 10 all persons Interested BY causing Is ..s
OF TINS order To be published three week. -4e.,--
lveIy in the Ellsworth American, 4 utW-qa. r
printed or published 10 Ellsworth that thr, ..a,
appear at Court of Probate for said cuurf g.
De heid at the Probate office in Ellsworth ~ s .
county on the second "wednesday In o,yt r.f'
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and -huw cau-, If
any they have, why the same should r.t f.,
3W3s q p rrs~r~eu.N yutyr
a Iue copy-Atest :-CBAs. u. DORR. RegI-tet
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NGNh IN Z. -.....--....+- :. %
sGoR, " t.--,. ....- ...-. ii 70
BANGOR To eAR HARBoR-
N A

stops IN signal or notice 20 Conductor,
Weather permitting, ferry passage.
The-., Trains copnr,t A Rangor. vita Through
rains On Main 'rr IN tr frurn Portland, Bottom
and St Juun,
Pa4-sr.crr IN, ia rAtiv rrgL.f a,l ~ procure
tickets beforr entering IT, trstiu, .ud especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Faiis 70 Ellsworth
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale a, the M c. K r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth. G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAIsOS TUCKER.
Vice PRES. and Gen Manager.
FEE. RooTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
cot ,ss tyr1S
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Alta court Of probate 1-I,1-r al H-------

At a court Of Probate hahrn at Hlprnl.
AM f0r the county Of Hancock, on tn. sd.
Wednesday Of Srut Z, fs,r,
ahtN + MOSES uaWet executor tu "a ....
instrument purporiinE u Ne the ia-t
testament of Eliza taruhRm. late III Isr..
VILE, in sai.I county dec.aseI ha,i,,, Ia,
the same for probate
Orsiered That H.. said .Ia7pc- r Nj
give notice to all per- u- Interested. by ,au-i.
copy uf his order 70 be pubA-hed three fl,
SUGGEST ely Ia the Ellsworth American, rr.
AZ rIs"9rth, that they may appear at pru
court 10 oe held at Ellsworth, IN said count
the second Wednesday Of oct, next at ten .'
clock IN the forenoon. ami show cause. ~
they have why the -aid instrument ,houl I
proved. approved and allowed a. the hat
testament OF said deceased
.. r. CUNNINGHAM. U1-.
SWISS Attest:-CHAs. Z. DoRR Reg.
true copy, Attest .-CHAs. Il. DoRR Efetaf.'
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l. the hand lhai rocks the world"
The mother, sitIiag hrstde and rocking The
cradle. of'tn singing her lad lullaby, may be
thus shaping. ~ K we're, the d~-tini.s Of Ms
lions. but II hl.eas4 :. consequent on mother
hood. have hnrue Mr. Down sul sapp.d her
life. how mournfut i il he her song 10 cheer
the mother. brighten her itir, and brighten her
song. lir. Pierce ~ Buffalo, has after long ex-
pcrirnte. compounded remedy which be has
cailed III "FatorIte Prescription because In
di-- prefer It To ~ oiher-. HI guarantees
II to cure nerN CUISINES, nturalgic pains. hear
ln&-dnwn patus irregularities, weakness, or
proap.u-, hrsdAeh+. back ache or any Of the
ailments Of ID" female organs What h. asks
l.. that Ins ladies shall give II a fair trial and
satisfaction j. assured. Money refunded, IL
IL does dit ,tye satt-fggftnn
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Mr. Otis Johnson of Maehias w

Mr.. Otis johnson Of Machias, while at
tempting to catch his horse, was kicked
and killed instantly. He was man Of 20
years or more and very active.
-BeDjsmin c. Lowell, American Ex-
press agent at Dover and prominent BUSH
ness man, hung himself in his stable.
Cause, i'll health and dependency.
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The Vote ., Maine

In the Late Election Republican Plurality
ia,sfe.
ArGusrA VI Sept. - The cpmpils
ton "f The Cub vnst+riAl vote at the last
election ha, been completed in the Office OF
the secretary - STATE. Every CITY. town
And plsntsIin1 II inciut-d and 1t gives
Cleaye> 81 5s5 votes; johnson. IS o13
Hussey. Pro, 3I1sl; knowltou, Labor
ls6' bsteinan, Peoples. 3005 scattering
II; the totsi vote - the state 1870 G29
Cl-ase-' plurality. 10 Jl2.
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Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in / to days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious.
u removes at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose great
y benefits. 70 cents. Sold by 8. d. Wiggin,
druggist, Ellsworth. 1yr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-10-06

HI. Desert Ferry.
Schr. Geo. W. Collins. Capt r. Grant,
sailed for Boston this week
Wrestol Gatcomb is repairing and flush
ing his house.
Freeman Grant goes to-day to work as
brakeman on freight train on the Vance
boro road.
The funeral services of the late son Of
VIM. Ladd were held at the house yester-
day. Elder Garland diseoursed ably on
the text. Where have you laid him?" ST.
John XI:3 The Y. P. S C. E. largely
attended, as the deceased was loved and
respected member.
The quarterly meeting Of the Free Bap-
fist church, at Great Pond. was attended
by number from here. Many spoke Of
the great pleasure they received in meet
ing with your tiny. but able, correspond
ent Fiossie. TANKAPOo.
Sept. &c.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Henry VI CLARK Of fremont Han
W cock county, state Ut Maine by BIZ mort
gage deed, dated the twenty sixth dav of Ianu
arF, A. - lsst, and recorded in the Registry ii
DEEDS lot Hancock county Maine. In Book Nv
page tI+, conveyed To me the un.irr-iyncd S,n1
uel X. Whiting, If Ellsworth Hancock comfy
Maine, certain lot or parcel Of land situated In
fremont, on Clark'- Point Southwest Uarbor
and bounded and described n. follows Ia III,
Commencing at Rufus Mckay'- east lima III M.
wire fence on the town road leading to tho pIri,n
House. on the -outhery side Of sam rnad .nt
following said road ca -terly to -aIt CIarl'. ,ta.
ture renee about eighteen rod; thence suutherIy
following the pasture fence about thirty i've
rods 70 said Clark field fence thence western
following said field fence about twenty i've r,,d.
TO Rufus Mckay'- east line; thence following
said Mckay line northerly to the town road M
place ~ beginning, containing i've acres more
less and whereas the condition OF .aid mort
gage decd has been and l. now broken nov
there fore, | claim IA foreclosure Of said mort
gage, by reason Of the breach of the condition
thereof, and give this notice for that purpose
3wiO SAMUEL X WHITING;
Ellsworth, Maine October 3rd A. D. lssrl
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and economically built on our

cessfully and economically built on our
Maine coast as on the Delaware.
Congressman Milliken was enthusiast
cally applauded when ne arose. He said;
We should be proud of our State because
it is a land of liberty, land of law, the
home of intelligent and refined citizens. a
land of good homes | am proud of the
State of Maine for its manhood. Maine
produces a crop of men every year who in
the economy Of God is the best crop ever
raised in the United States You find
Maine men in nearly every State IN the
Union, and her men are the leaders IN the
businesses of these commonweaiths. am
proud of Maine schools and colleges. They
make earnest men. The man who pro-
dnces nothing is a pauper on the human
race, no matter what his conditions may
he. Maine men are Americans born and
bred. Maine men are now turning their
attention To the upbuilding of their own
State. They have led in colouizing other
States and are now engaged in uphuilding
their own industries.
Tariff is In no good sense tax. The
law Of supply and demand regulates the
prices of commodities aud as 4 rule, do
nestle manufactures protected by a tariff
are no higher because of that fact. Tariff
may scme'im be a tsx in the sense only
that the fence that the farmer builds around
his garden or his corn field Is a tsx paid by
the farmer It l. tax that consists Of
the cost Of the construction aud nainte-
nance Of the fence. And vet, the fence
must be constructed and maintained, or
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r.srt- Ia. .4, St... BOARD of Trade for
N3T3- ani i'mrE eh'rt> 10 ne
-' NA's Oh MAINE a"'
...... ~ r.4 So.
nt-N-~ t 1d~F ti 'lI 'cl 'Nti 0talr-
...>.r v4b nl s.4>.. btcaus, tAing
N .ay.rauae. and oue NAV drown hIs
l.,o,,
No.. --.-,.a .....r,,e..,,. .-.,a snrh
---,..,
A-' +. fFl- ~ SH'' ai'''"'
NA> tar -4~e 10 'pr u"n mining
a f,E te4-- ago. TIE professional
...,,,- yt....r tts.,. ,n.ro-s
- A'''- '+' H''A "a" " e@A
s'-- N tar ~or.4- Bat too much can
-.t... -aal ir rr4-... ~ tie men who at
-.....,.,....,...g f.,,..... ,,..r.s- fir the
"' 1-I.' '" I 7-A-e'
~A- TIDY ra-e NJ Augusta -; ed
s.-a.g natr, ,.4He ~ the State'- best
.,,t.,,s-, A. a.. ,,..,.,,-,f,b.
A1'' a. t''V7"t ~
fH"'. 'H~ -'>~.lu III hospitality ~ The
t-eu-tA T. Iarl Ma m4tA AIsr-t. ated
tl..... ,,.-. IA. .t. ,ft..-.,,,,-, h,.
ls''''A Dl 'te NH'hs ota-e e'''-
.-rHH Waa' . tl~ best roadway FOR
N4a. +. Igt. " T H4m+- II Water
... ..ol., r..,-I..... ,.4.,
-
-r'f Ai' 'F 4l' .-t t'' .nih-triaI interests
Ma Irt lui ~ fAAr.r- Pear OF Ban
ng How r.r rr.n with canttal and
'.'''P
isr MA'He; Ae'e questions
re ALL, .-, l~-rn by C. l. Barker, Esq,
LIE r4.v...,p f,SiaA n Drnr,m,nd /,
nj: 4,.v p..a.-,.
- ~
-Hi- I-.".o Anderson, hs4r OF SAo"he-
4 b Aaa #tAal-
-...,.4,...r a 1.p.,l., ocrurre,, at the
....-r .-.-.,. -.,.-.;.,--,
''4' '@''H- N'S4'e"
i--~ rN' "'rr threc members of
N4.la.- u-rt>- lut Delegation. Sens
.r.. r.a N.-.r n',,t.y tr ard
Va a '1e No'o' S'''n
it-' ,Ae tH."" - gentlemen re-
"aLut t4t 4e ;y4srs SIS 4Aed them:
.,,....... -.....-r...-.n
Ali IN --f..-+ III " Er.,i''''-~
aaHe d. atl 4: IrAle"-Hou. Henry
,,...s...,....-. t...-, i. r-..., Ill.
.ftt sis,.4- st' I,w..t MI
ltr Mlas F,wtr- ut Maine r. Hon. II. NJ
.s.,....,.,.
. n.-'.y Dr. '''N
.M2a. or Fr.lt Hon : / Mlllken
4ue t'fE u AlS-~ia r. fl.H 9ryI.ly . Rakrr-
A..H+- '''''' "-'-'A'- !
-l1-.t.fy o5 Portland Hon. J H. Drum
Mnl
Senator Hale said We want more of sucb
o4r Is the late Edward q AIlen here In
Maine. He ststd Al home And ct al, MA
-arraie. al work in Maine Maine i
s,at S,at.. To liz. la ia thrive ant gro,x
au3 pro~u.- In. IT, snmmer resort. at
r-srt residents ~ oth4r -, .es WhiIa
.1ree-faurtAs II The States of The union are
4. amasl-trop If stat. county and mn.
acipa! increased debt. Maine la. reduced
a-r Geht more thau ID per cent. and the
rates Of interest more than 2 per cent.
while the per capita tax is only one-balt
" nat il Wa ten wears AGO. Not another
State eau show thi. record. Maine has
sreat record of freedom from encum
frances. over 30 per cent Of the farms
are free No State has the record Of thrift
I'D disposition to keep out Or iebt that
Nsine Las In the last vear Il manufac-
tories with 1000 600 capital. EMPLOYING
503b operatives ami representing a popu-
!atinu Of ~ 00U, have been established in
aiue- Tie State thriyes and prospers by
tie Introduction Of capital and the keep
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-10-06

The Supreme court Of York county ad-
jOurned finally after . session of seven
working days. the shortest term ever held
In the county.
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4 STRANGE FREAK.

The wife 81 our rsteened citizen, Mr. John
Rowel while suffering under severe attack
of the hlu.-. tried ID commit the crime OF iu-
fsuiichic, but vs. prevented bv the oppor-
tune srri, . Of nei1ubor. Her ease has been
considered rs The bert doctors iururnhIe. but
her husband " a. hiA4ly pleased after using q
course ~ sulphur Biurr-, 10 Ind that she rs
rnliE.ll aur,-LI = 4 -aastnu LierntH
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Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castoria

THE proprIetnrs d. Ely's Cream Balm 10
not claim Il TO be a cure-al, but i remedy for
catarrh, colds In the head and hay fever. 1t Is
not liquid OF -nua. i easily applied into
the nostrl-. 1t -iYe- relief At once. 50c
TIRED ALL THE TIME" Hoods SArss-
paria possesses ju-t those elements ~ strength
which YOU 50 earnestly crave. 1t will build YOU
~. give you m appetite. strengthen Your
stomach aud nerves. Try II.
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The town elections in Connecticut
Monday, showed that the Republicans
maintained their gains of 8 year ago. But
there i not much change in the political
situation In that State
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Franklin
Mr.. Henry Washburn Of Brewer, a skill
ed manipulation with brush aud pigments.
and his assistants commence renovation
of the Methodist church this week Good
pastor Gross and wife have labored ear
nestly for this cnnsnmmstion Of their de-
sires, which we hope the people will read
lily forward Sabbath services will be CON
Quoted In the vestry until repairs are com
pleted. The closing session of the Sab
bath school occurs next Sunday
Mr.. james Maxwell and Master John
Adams " New York were in town last
week. Miss Lottie Haley of Princeton
favored her friends with brief tarry at
the same time.
Misses Florence and Clara Dunn are at
home again from Northeast Harbor.
also the Misses Bertha Homer. Bertha Bar
ton and Katie Dyer. Miss Grace Gordon
has returned home from Hancock Point.
Mr., Ralph Gerrish and sister Dsllie came
Thursday from Swans Island. The latter
closed her music there t. AXE a class
awaiting her here
Mr.. Osweil Googings and Miss Grace
kittredge called on friends In town re-
Gently, just previous to Mr.. Gonxing,' de-
parture for South America.
Miss Effie Whitaker l. teaching a term
OF school in the Stinson district.
Oct. 4. LEON
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Sullivan,
Mrs. George Walker and daughter Dor
othy, left town for their home IN Brook
lyn. \. Y. last week Mrs. Dennis and
family were to leave a. about the same
time, but are kept here by the sudden and
extreme Illness Of Mrs. Dennis mother,
Mrs. II T. Simpson, in which the whole
family have the hearty sympathy of the
community and the earnest hope OF her re-
coyery.
Mrs, Geo Cunningham, who has bsen q
guest in town for the last ten days. re-
turned to her home in Ellsworth on Mon
day last.
Miss Susie Simpson has been quite i'll
In the last two weeks. but all are glad to
note her Improvement.
Miss Lena Wilson has returned from Bar
Harbor. where she has been employed dur
ing the summer past.
Mr.. Allen concluded his labor. here las,
Sabbath with a very fne discourse on
worship which was helpful and uplift-
Ing to those who heard it.
II is decided that the Manor Ian" IS to
De kept open during the winter. under the
present management. X.
Oct. 3.
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FOR PRESIDENT
FL EN- JAMIM HARRISON
OF INDIANA
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT:
WHlTELAW REID,
OF NEW YORK.


l roeIamn,ion by the President Making
"a Holiday,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

W HEREAs. Henry II. Clark, Of fremont,
w county OF Hancock, State Of Maine. by his
mortgage deed, dated the sixteenth day OF June,
A. d. 1881 and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds
for Hancock county, Maine, in book 81 page
$780, conveyed to me, the undersigned, Samuel X.
Whiting Of Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine
a certain tract parcel Of land situated In Ire
mont, Hancock county, State Of Maine, bounded
and described as follows, to wit; Beginning on
the top of the Western Mountain, so-caled, at the
northwest corner bound OF the Harper Robbins
lot socailed; thence easterly the north line of
said Harper Robbins lot to the center line of the
Big Notch" 50 called; thence southerly follow
lug the center line OF the Big Notch" socalled,
to the north line OF the Abraham Somes lot, O.
called; thence generally westerly following the
north line OF the Abraham sonies lot and the
north line of the Tinker lot to the east line of
land of Levi b. Wyman 1t ais. on the top of the
Western Mountain aforesaid; thence northerly
along the top of said Western Mountain follow
ing the east line OF said Wyman land and the
west line of the Harper Robbins lot TO the north
west corner of the Harper Robbins lot, the place
of beginning, being wholly wild land; and
whereas the condition Of said mortgage deed has
been and l. now broken. therefore, by
reason Of the breach Of the condition thereof, l
caitn a foreclosure of said mortgage and give
this notice for that purpose.
3w40 SAMUEL i. WHITING.
Ellsworth Maine, October ard A. u. 1854.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-10-06

Mrs. ;. l.. Brimmer. Marisvll+. print but
ter, first. e. 10: Mrs. T.. ii. Hopkins. Ell.-
worth. second - 90; Mr.. X. +. Phillips, La
moine. third. si.0o; Lydia Young, Lamoine,
fourth. 80 cts.
Lydis Young. Lamoine. packed butter first,
% 90; Benz. Shut. No. Hancock. second,
s2.o0 M. L. g. Hopkins. Ellsworth, third
600; Fred {. Grover, Mariasllle. fourth
50 cts.
Cors ~ Remick. II years old, Trep,ou, first
special on print butter. $500