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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08
THE COURTS,
EQUITY CoURr-yuuiqe Engne,..

EQUITY CONTRIBUTE NdIflfT.
Yesterday--Murphy agt. Lynch; George f.
Hamilton appointed guardian ad litem Mich.
olson agt. Nicholson; sale finally ratified and
reference to auditor ordered. King agt. King,
and Mobley agt. Mobley; dismissal of both tills
ordered.
Ioday-kirksey agt. Kirksey; commission to
get testimony in Pickens, s. C., ordered to issue.
Pepper agt. Webb; rule on {. W. Okey returna-
BILE 18th. White agt. White; q. W. White APP.
pointed guardian al litem. In re Vim. San
ford; writ de lunatico ordered to issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

LOR SALE-LOTa
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAM IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
MASN4klCENT VILLA SITES-OE ONE OR MORE
ACkES-
And
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On the
PALISADES Oh The POTOMAC.
-CONDuIT hOAH-
TERMS. in every case. 10 SUIT THE PURCHASER.
Some OF our Choice building lots Le bought as
lowss
60 Cash. BALANCE IN SMALL MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
hhECIED On f-h1 ALREADY SOLD.
ldOSE flRCHASlNG NOM are sure to REALIZE
HANDSOME PROFIT > IN the near future.
or plats, palnpLi further information sp-
ply at company ONCE,
oc~Aola l4lo st. q. ". Washington, DC.
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little man, but -"
well, go on; tell your story"
Il have brother who once held up stage
coach
He was called virtuoso.
Though his playing was but $3.50,
And they all declared his music
something rare.
He was spoken of as striking"
And the secret of their liking
Was discovered IN the way he wore his hair
ats my opinion" said the member of the
House. with emphasis, shat this Congress has
tions Of charity"
that"
"Why not?"
think of what the newspapers say about the
value Of your services and then think of how
much We need your salary"
BIG WEDDING.
"Going to have the biggest wedding on re-
cord here next Sunday" said the dime mu-
scum manager to the reporter.
who will be ma rried?"
"The giant and the fat lady"
Young man" said the father to the spend
thrift, Il am afraid you are getting to the point
where You will stop at nothing"
"fes, father" was the shameless reply.
when man gets to nothing he usually has to
stop"
Embarrassment is in his face,
Though no one pity tenders;
His weight of sorrow he can trace
To Christmas gift suspenders
The railway track is one of the biggest pub
lie steels ON record.
"Old Skinkins says he is laying up riches in
heaven"
maybe he is. but don't believe there is
much chance of his putting in an appearance to
collect them"
The italian citizens of this country have I'M
doubtedly grinding monopoly in the hand
organ trade.
"Lushly's at it again"
"Drinking?' asked enthusiast over novelties
'Yes'
Il knew it would be that way"
"How"
HE neglected to provide his New Years res
olution with bi-chloride of gold attachment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Embarrassment is in his face,
Though no one pity tenders;
His weight of sorrow he can trace
To Christmas gift suspenders-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

BRIaHT"ooD PARK.
ADVANTAGES:
shOkI DISTANCE FROM ALL DEPART.
S1hEEl CARS PASS THE PROPERTY.
LAhGL fhONlAGE On BkIGH MOOD AVE,
iLLlNOlS AVE AMI MAGNOLIA AVE.
bhioh PAtEMENI On bhIGH1MOOD AVE.
,3OU IEEI EAST Oh NATIONAL PAkk.
AOD okS AND Col lAGkS NUM BEING BUILT.
S1kEEIs BEING GRADED By GOVERN MENT.
NOW Is hE TINE 10 PuhChAok LOTS,
AS IhL lMPkONEMENlo Now bEINu MADE
AND PkOStECllhE. POWER hOAD. WILL
fOkCE LAkGik ADVANCE IN The SKIING
,,CAhhlAUES. DUChBOAkDS AND OlHEk VIZ.
dlCLkS Al YOUR SkhSICE FROM b A. Al. 10 } Z.
M DALI. IAhE RIDE ENLN IL lOU Do NOl
WAN1 IOBUA.
HEBRON RAMEY,
d31-lm loU1 + st, n, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

The Italian citizens of this country have I'M
doubtedly grinding monopoly in the hand
organ trade.
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+ HEN you WANT MUSIC. WHEN YOU WANT
y 10 at = discount, when you want and l0-cent
-,sic. when you don't know the Of the piece
want. hut do know now 10 goes. try
21r0 HEShy WHITES. 925 81
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Young man." said the father to the spend
thrift, 81 am afraid you are getting to the point
where you will stop at nothing"
Yes, father" was the shameless reply
when a man gets to nothing he usually has to
stop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

A BIG WEDDING
"Going to have the biggest wedding on re
cord here next Sunday" said the dime mu
scum manager to the reporter.
who will be ma rriedy"
"The giant and the fat lady"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

He was called virtuoso.
Though his playing was but $3.50,
And they all declared his music
something rare.
He was spoken Of as Striking"
And the secret of their liking
Was discovered In the way he wore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-08

Ian, hhoLS those present were Misses
Mclntire, Burke, Langrdf. Liuskey, Hewston,
Semmeibauer, Grouse, Griffin, Shea, Chamber.
I'm. Maxwell. DOnahue Hood, Sauer, Shea,
Muldoon, Mack; Messrs. NJ. and II. Griffin.
Shuitz, Newyahr, kiles, Hall, Connolly, Stan
toll' Mheatiey, Manion. Grass, Repetti, Muir
ray, Haney, Crowley. inland and Bash
Mrs. Malcolm N. MacLaren, who has been
spending some months with her daughter, Mrs.
Shepard Wolff, at 1901 Vermont avenue, is very
iii with the grip. Mrs. Wolff. who has been Sc
riousiy indisposed, Is recovering.
Mrs. Neil Belt gave tea yesterday from to 6.
The hostess wore gown OF corn colored silk and
3"uze with diamond ornaments. She was assn ted
III receiving by her aunt. Mrs Nelson, in black
SIX; Miss v. Faust in white dotted gauze; Miss
fahnestock, III blue brocade Miss Long pink
gauze; Miss Emily Long, in white gauze; Mrs.
Mihcneii, III blue crepe de chine, and Miss Nina
harvle. In blue silk and gauze. Among those
present were Gen. and Mrs. Paine MR. and
mrs. story T. I.add. DIR. and Mrs. Wadsworth,
DR.. and Miss McCalla Gen. aud Miss Town.
send. Miss Hattie Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Matungly, Capt. and Mrs. McNally, DR.. and
Mrs. W. Kennedy, Chief Engineer johnson.
WE and daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Stone, DR..
A. u: Mcdowell, Col. and Mrs. Hancock, Gen.
ana Mrs. N Wright, Lieut.. and Mrs. Suowdeu,
on,ei Justice Bingham, Mrs. j. G. Cilley, Mai.
ana Mrs. L. kathbone. Gen. and Mrs. Edgar
Allen, MIR. and Mrs. H. Cummings, Col. and
Mrs. X. Christy, Mr.. Chas Frailey, Mr. v.
Evans Fugitt, Mr.. H. B: Ciliy, Maj. and Mrs.
r Bates and Gen. and Mrs. Patterson.
The Argue Club celebrated the fourth ami
yersary OF its organization by entertaining its
friends at the Cochran on Tuesday evening
last Tho guests wero received by the officers
OF the club, assisted by Mrs. Provost and Mrs.
whitaker. Those present were Mrs. Provost,
Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Stafford, Miss Davenport,
Miss Belle Davenport, Miss Butterield, Miss
DeWolf, Miss Willoughby, Miss Littlepage, Miss
Dexter, Miss Meredith, Miss Bidweil, Messrs.
Provost, George A. Provost, Harry English.
Vernon E. Hodges, W. w. Willoughby Charles
Z. Davis, Benjamin DeWolf, Rhesa d. Dubois,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

I'd HEREA>. Charles tauaa--e % Mount pr.rr,
W Hancock county, Maine. py his Mortgage
dvr'', lat 4 the 2l-t day 81 February. \ u. T~--
aad recorded IN hn3k -l2, page 49, 81 the Han
c"cA County Registry pi Deeds. convrt ed To Al.
,crt 7. Higgins. E.lther li.-Sin- and Joseph T.
iFfR certain i"t nr Artyl Of land situated at
Ear iiarhpr, III -aIl Ellen. ana bounded ami ID
-rnur,i a, follows beginning At a stake Oh tile
ra-tcriy -ttc VI Lei-clINn Avenue three hundred
and i"eutt four AMI one halt ~ ID feet nea-ur.
in- Ny ne eastern Side ne IedztlaWn AvenI.
irpm thr north -ilr ~ tie CrumweE's Harbor
Road. sall stake mArkiu- the northwest corner
IN Aind "t iucinda Manchester thence nortn i've
degrees iAIrtF minutes eat hy the easterly -ld,
NJ -aIH Avenue seventy eight ana one-hAlf s7-s
feet u stake, thence south eighty tour AZ yr,..
Thirty minutes east ninety ia and one half p
trrt, more Or Hes u stake in the westerly ill.,,
u iAbd n"" Pr formerly 20 Nathan and Orlando
west tIt following the westerly line OF said tsnt
nov hr formerly ~ Ash seventy eight ant one
hat t,'s Irri u stake At the nurtheasterlv ror.
PET q lahH ~ Lucinda Manchester thence north
eighty four degrees thirty minutes vest by ~.
north line 81 -ail Land Of Lucinda Manchester Il,
re pace ~ beginning, containing seven Ihuusaui
hEr huu RED ami seventy i've suuarc feet fpor,.
~ less, together viii and a. appurtenant 10 each
ana every part Of the lot hereby canyrvetI ri.,hi
q way i"r all purposes Of way over al parts Of
the LSigetawn Avenue, -O-cailed being waF
thirty feet Vide In every part extending from
Mount Desert street to the CroinwelPs Harlan
Road, the centre line of sail Av,nue bclnu, r,,f,,
cldent with the eastern line OF land Of Mary shan
non throughout the whole extent II said Aytrue
And whereas the said Albert L. Higgins. Blithen
:, higgins ana Joseph r Irlpp. the mortgages
above nameti, assignee, and transferred said mort
gage and the debt thereby secured, To the Hancock
county savings Bank, = corporation established
ana existing bN law and having its place OF hu-I
ne-s IN Ellsworth, HAuco-k county, Maine by
their decd OF assignment, uatei tn, third .tay ~
september. A. u. lSS!. and recorded IN book pa
page +1. % said Hancock County Registry Of
leeds, and whereas the condition Of said mort
gage has been. and u now, broken. now therefore
by reason OF the said breach OF the condition OF
said mortSagc, the Hancock County saving. Bank
claims Foreclosure OF said mortgage and gives
this its notice thereof.
Hate,i this isth day of September, A. D. 1922
HANCOCK COT NTY SAVINGS BANK
S"3t by Wiawell n KING its attorneys
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ASSignee'S Sale Of Real Estate

M HEREAS a license from the Hon. o. p Cup-
w ningham, Judge of the court Of insolvency
for the county of Hancock and State of Main,.
granted to me- the undersigned, Il t. SowIe a.
signee in insolvency of Daniel Cowing insolyent
debtor. authorizing and empowering me 10 -ell
at public or private sale, all the right title and
Interest which the said Daniel Cowing had Al the
time Of the commencement OF InsoIyenc,- ~
ceetinss against him in aud to the folloxin. real
estate, viz A certain lot of real estate in bod
ham, in said county of Hancock beginning a, n
pine tree on the shore of Fitz pond thence run
ming in a westerly direction the line of Francis
o. Alley, formerly belonging to Jonathan Heard
To cedar tree at the Allen Brook; thence nv aid
brook in southerly direction to land of William
Vi. Burrili AT stake aud stone. thence in . n
easteriy direction by the line of William and Al
c. Burrili land to the Interyale lot now owned
and occupied by Agreen Webster; thence In !
northeasteriy direction by said Intervale lot To
stake and stone; thence ea-terly to Fit Pond
aforesaid; thence by the Pond to the pIace ~ ~
ginning, said lot containing one hundred ara
eighty acres more or less, and IL nv Homestead
farm. Also another lot in said DedbaiD containir,
about two thirds of on the east sida ~ ne
ing to cover all the real estate that i own sit
uated In said town Of Dedham. Said Couinnfs
interest in said real estate being a right IN eons,y
TO redeem said real estate from two mortgages
viz:
LIST. Mortgage TO Julia Barnard, of Buclsno-,
Me-, dated Mar. IA, A d. lss2 and recorded IN ibs
Hancock Registry, vol. isS. page ).
End. Mortgage 10 A. G. Hagerthv az Eli.
worth aforesaid dated November Asr,j /, n IsaI
and recorded in Hancock Registry. vol IN nas,.
pursuant said license shall sell at nublic anr
tion at my Office in Ellsworth, Maine said eani.
ties in real estate on the twenty fourth day Of III
tober, A. d. 1892, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
BENJAMIN T. SOwLE Assignee.
Eiswonn' sept. u, isss' SWISS
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Pfnotscoi.
Died 10 Oraud, Sept. IS. Mrs Mercy
Wardweli, aged 20 years, = daughter OF
the late William Huichins Of Revolution
ary fame ca Thursday following her re-
mains were brought - North Ptnobscot
and inferred in the old cemetery, where re-
pose the dust Of many Of her nearest rela-
lives and old neighbors and where within
uear view Of This city of the dead, she
had spent the best portion of her life.
Her last Years were spent with her
daughter. Mrs Julia Gem Of North Or
.aHd, WHO has most teuderly cared for her
in her declining years Mrs. Wardwell re-
tanned her mental faculties in a remarkable
degree Of strength sud clearBess up TO
within few days of her death; and her
hope Of Immortality grew brighter and
larger like the rising sun as she approached
the morning o. eternity, and as peacefully
sS babe upon its mothers bosom sinks to
I-st, she fell asleep in Christ Mrs.
Nardweil was the mo her Of a large family
v hlch she reared with limited means and
which for mental sbility, scholarship and
character, might be truly regarded as re-
msrksbe. Her husband. Stephen Ward
well. was local preacher for years and
prominent man IN Penohscot. She WAS
from her youth devoted, consistent and
untiring christian, who toiled on patiently
for the welfare of her children and her
church, and the result was that her chill
dreB all grew up to embrace the same
faith and present to the world lives STAIN
less in morals and rich in christian expe-
Fence. She was the mother of Rev. L. ID.
Wardwell. for many years widely known
in this section as prominent member and
Presiding Elder in the Eas. Maine Confer
ence, and mother of the three other preach
ers. members of the same Conference. Ten
of her children had been successful school
teachers Four of her children survive her:
Rev. L. ID. wsrdwell of Dakota, DIR. Per-
ciral wardwell of Tilton, N. H.. Mrs.
Julia Gem of Orland and Mrs. Hattie
Green of Surry-
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Fountain Ro,lick And sesenas II
" Rpdiok. bvth Of Eden Hancock rounfr
Maine, BY their mortgage dcei. dated Noyemtsr
H. - and recorded IN vol IL. page 4.s4 az III.
Hancock County Registry "a Deeds conveyed IN
We undersigned, the Hancock County ~ayings
bank, certain lot or parcel Of land with the
huiilings thereon, situated az bar Harlor in
Eden, aforesaid. bounded and described Al tol
'ows, TO VII Beginning on the vest side OF Main
street, IN the village % Bar Harbor At a point tvxn
iset W the north % the nor sill OF r IS n
h"dirkf new store and billiard han ami on the
south Hne % land rented u G. " Pineo nv the
said .odicss and runs sesteriy in a straight line
ann parallel with the north sill OF the ,tore atore
SAN seventy i've feet; thence at right an,ies
southery thirty eight feet. theme at righ, 1nre.
eastery s-Henty-nSe feet 10 the west side OF Mai,
street Aforesaid thence follows the side of Main
street no-theriy thirty zht feet 10 the fir.t
menione'l bonnd amt utain- two thousand eis \,
hundred ami nifty SQUARE feet Express referenre
= mere 'nait To said mortgage deed and In. rrcor,i
there.i' ahd whereas The condition Of ssid noy,
gage mas been and Is now, broken nov therefor,
by reason OF the breach of the contttian of saiI
mortgage the said Hancock County Savings RAM
ciaitns force osnre OF said mortgage ami s,iv.s
this ITS written notice thereof.
A. u. lss2- p'ethoeF,
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS RASE
S"9' BY Wiswell 4 King its ATTORNEYS
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANcoCK, s. Court OF Probate BluehiII. ~,ut
Term, lStss- ? II
a PETITION having been iied bv the Wit.a
a and widower, respectively Of the decrease
persons hereinafter named for an allowance bid;
of the personal estate in the estatas ~ ~ .yt.
ing named persons viz
Mark 7. Hatch, late OF Castjpe IN satt c,,,..
deceased " ' ''u''''
Ashby line 5 Pettenpfu late a, u,r,t = -
county, deceased - ." -
Ordered, That said petitioners ,i,s ,,,,. b.,
uee To all persons Interested Nv eausi1- . ,lf..
"a this oruer To- be published three week -uccr--
wei! IN the Ellsworth American, a newspau.r
printed OF published in Ellsworth that thew MA
sppear al a Court of Probate for said county. q,
NC heid AZ the Probate Office in Ellsworth in sal
q. zen o'clock In the forenoon. and show cause y
any they have why the same should not b..
Swiss n u ,,,-s-.-,.--.
fue copy-Auest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-29

Al court Of Probate holden AT Bmrhlu within
aud Tor the county Of Hancock OF. tn, s,.,.f
Wednesday Of sept, A. l., Is.eg
AhE> + MOSES, uam+i executor iu certain
v instrument rurportluZ 20 ht the last VII ana
testament Of kliza J. EAruharn lat, of I;ro.. 1 -
Wilt IN said county decras ed. having prrs.pt.l
the same for probate
'ti'itu' mat the said James r Moses
- "'s'' y - "tl persons httft'trti. uy CaW-lug a
copy Of this urtrr To be Published thre,- ,,r,A =
nttNsal eIE ~ me Ellsworth American. printed
.'aN % N mat thty may appear at a probate
~! u't % y ,eti al Ellsworth, IN said county. on
the second "Wednesday OF tlct next at ten II me.
~, III. II 'l't forenoon, ami show cause, Il agy
ny nave Why tut sdiI instrument >huuld not N,
pInseu, approved and allowed a. the last vii. ann
testament OF said deceased
y. Z. CINNINGH Ju,yr
S"Ss Attest:-CHAs. z. DORR Register
true copy, Attest -JHks + nopR Reo1.ter
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Special Notice
~O~

Having sold our Fish Market business
to Thomas Diuey, of Southwest Harhpr.
(whn will take possession in Oct3b-r) We
shall be Obliged H. close orr k; and
We hereby notify all persons who have I'M
settled accounts which are past due. that
the same will be left with an attorney for
collection after November !. 1892
GOTT & MOORE,
Ellsworth, Maine.
September 81 1892. 4w39.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-29

AT a nieeting of the Peoples party at
Rocs'snd the nrmina.ious for Presiden-
tiai electors made at the Gardiner conveu-
ti"n were ratified. Arrangements were
made tn vigorously prosecute the CAM
paiga from now on.
TIL" September term of the Supreme
Juficia' C'nrt FIR Knox county hegsn at
Rockiand The goth Judge Lihbev presiding.
No important cases are assigned for trial
and the session viii prnbsbly he short
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PREMIUM LIST.

CLASS l.-DIvisioN I.-pR.rr HORSES

Class l.-pIvlsInx l.-pRArr HORSES
r.-,.-,t-.,,-..r,.. 81
1881 n. Eh-p r. Clark fremont. Me sIn
For h--t > and Z wear. old flly ar collin.
II q Means Surrv NJ 81
n,,,s,oS . -rr,,,>e uoa
- 90 wv "Vh'>
IL AZ U.prnrl ,.,1,,,y a.. ,,..,,,, .1o ~
all business. endurance. dorliitv and pe,irrc,
considered and shown to WAGON; age. -i,le.
color and general make up considered speed
70 De considered hut not to govern. NJ W =.
iewey. Est Ruck-port. $40.
For he't breeding mare and colt. Wills
MAFeh, i,"orth. -: >rconi best A. Il His-
-, ~
> " rsam,.1n ' p.,.,n III ~ y Il, .s' r.
NJ. n...-t I ~. orJ ;. 81 ~ = a. ST.
For III ) ,nd 4 ys,r.'lt s.ly u ...l,,r..
each, J. A. " ood Ed-u yr.r ola hliv. John
B. Dority. >urry. year- old hlis, -; second
n.'t, Moses smith. Ellsworth. year old tlk.
rhi-d IL, $50 u Ae,'.hs. -
hllv. q. ". COX. Nathan. J yesr. oi1 Lii.
in.. 81
,s
iN pi' isioN IT,
For es-i full blooded Durham bull. Eben r.
iark. fremont, =: second best. john L L,m-
burner Ellsworth. 60.
DIVISION g.
For - thoronohbraJ Jer.av COZ, Mo-
Smith. Ell-worth ~
DIVISION
FOR best grade jersey COW, II y. Jov, Els
worth. s.; second best, Moses Smith, Els
WORTH. e..
For h--t beifer calf OF each OF above grades,
T. b. "yman, Ellsworth. 81
DIVISION :.
For ha., .,aa-s . on, r. .. :.
D., I,t,II 80 ~ es0n pair
~ h ,a'1I 80 lug n 90.
% ~. ,t at ""Ilo 'ue ith,,s
second ,,s.i Si,rsn, - pi,, tian' ss
80 - n n't ~ N ~; CO. ihiru
0es'' "e'' Ia o''ii'"ei'' ELLSWORTH -
CLASS 3-DIVIsIoN l.-swINE.
For best full blooded Yorkshire boar. ten
K Campbell Ellsworth 81
For best SOW with litter OF three or more
pigs. Geo. K. Campbell Ellsworth, SO.
n,,,s,o~ .
rot pest thoroaShored Aerino buck, VIM.
W. ife"'rgs' ELLSWORTH %.
CLASS 4.-DIvfsIoN l. -FRCIr
For be., plate Baldwin,. Ralnh r cu.bns,
Ellsworth. - cents: second hest. + " Woo..
,er H.prork 5O. third he.t " : cr..r 80
YES. >'''
For hest ni,tp Nialipys " Gra,, S
Il. ,econJ ht.t REM Shn,a M uan,a,t "a
For best sIsre Ru.se,s ! r Dnwnina 81
Ivan. Il: second best. q ". Cook WaI,h,m
81. third he.t Mrs Nancy rates ns',han, ~
Far best nlste Greenines q D " ~ e
Wsitham, - second best. Aucu.tus = Ionas
F,l.worrh 81. third ha.t Rr,,,,-
N.risyi;le. y.
For lest plate Relldower Ra,i sb,,a VI
Hancock Is: second hest Auyn,ius Ionas
80: third best. 5. r. Downing. Sniiiy,n. Is
For res, plate Duchess. Frsnrj, Mclioxp
M IiIs,vor,h ~. se.n,1 ~, ~ III, 80
man. " al,bam. 30: third best A " GraaIS
Ellsworth, ..
For best plste Fameuse or Snow. RsIph r
Cu.hn,sn Ellsworth *. sa.onJ -, ~
Grant. Walrham. SO; third best. G. W Cook
Wal,ham, %.
For best plate Red Astrachsn. S r. Dow ming,
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Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.


HASCoSA, ss:-sept. I'D. A. D. lSta.
THlS is to give notice, that the 18th day Of
1 sept, A. ID. l>te, a warrant In in-olveu
cy was Issued out of the court OF insolvency r
said Co OF Hancock. against the estate Of John Il
Robinson resident in the town OF fremont in said
co OF Hancock .adjua ged 10 b. insotvent debtor
on petition OF said ,lebtor v hlch petition was ni.
on the ION day OF Sept, A. u. lst.. u which last
named date interest On claims Is to be computed
That the payment OF any debts and the delivery
and transfer Of any property belonging 10 sata
debtor, TO him or for his use
ana the neiisery and transfer Of any property BY
him are forbidden by law. That a meeting OF the
creditors OF said debtor to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees OF his estate
Will be held at court Of insolvency to be holden
AT Tue Probate Court Room In Ellsworth In said
county OF Hancock. on Thursday, the 18Th day 81
October, A, D. i,s! at ten o'clock In the fore.
noon.
Given under my haah the date first above writ.
ten. WILLIAM G. MOORE
Deputy sheriff as Messenger Of the court Of in.
soivency for said county Of Hancock. 2w3s
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AEATR ~ MAaNC

hASCock ss'-Cour Of Probate. Rluehil
September Term, A, ID. lSs.
Accounts having been flet for set,leprpt in g.
tates of W ~ ~
;, Josiah Bean late of sullivan. deceased. John
Z. Hin, Executor
Aipheus A. Crane late Of Orl.nd ,loDa..a.i
Elisha G. Hatch, Administrator
hannah Dunbar. late of Penabseot decea se,l.
count. 49, Pii'"'' e.
hargaret Hutehings, late Of Gouitisboro he.
ceased. William v. HatchiRgs, Administrator
stephen Rice, late OF tloultsboro ,iecea setl.
mas Bianee. Administrator
r. Chick. GEaI dan
- Martin II Green. late 81 Deer Isle, deceas ed.
Stttie H. Green. Administrator
or1ere'f-That the said accountants give notice
20 all persons interested. by causing q copy uf
ms order to bt published three weeks success
NeiF In the Ellsworth American new paper
printed IN Ellsworth. In said county that they
nay nay appear at a Probate Cont. to lie holden at
ellsworth, on the and "Wednesday Of Oct. next,
az ten OF TIE clock In the forenoon ana show use
~ any they have. why the same should no, be
allowed
o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge.
5wSs Attests-CHAs. p. Dora, Register.
q Uue copy, Attess:-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Edward Walker, of Boston, in the state OF Massa.
chusetts and Frank II. Binder Of Biuehiii. In the
county OF Hancock. and state Of Marie. entered
Into by said parties the lsth day of June. A. D.
lssi, under the fir name Of "Waker and Binder
Granite CO. IL this day by mutual consent dis
solved Notice Is hereby given that the business
OF the firm viii he settled BY Edward Walker,
who will continue the business At East Riuehili
under the name and style OF The Walker Granite
Co. EDWARD WALKER
FRANK Fl. BINDER
East H'ueftil, Sept 2ath, lssl iwsa