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r ATCLIFFE. DARR& CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATl

X AICLlfFE. DAhh&CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES sAIE II q HI YHkgsPEE REAL ESTATE
n ,aS,T ., Ss csanSs SsiSSss
and S.a $ Lyon 4
ESgRTH pRy Of ocToEER, isaa At the T hoSr q
tssn: n: n s.
Elizabeth ipewnas Barry Farm. recorded in Liber
oepns ths. portion as Iii Of
SSay ior railroad in proceedings No. iis4. Law
Terms q sale. as prescribed by said decree; One
and With cent er .e n tSs
note, q the Q. Pprcha;ers shall BE- Tve
s:sS s IL
property w resod the rsi and cost q The ds
''''''' JONATHAN G. g,sE1ow:
oc1a-dsdb. N S2i Ssh st. NV,
'TAOMAs BOWLING son, Aucta
ss1F STREET, ri EDFsE kFR NO.
s:sa s': Ss:;s Month
$5 4 4 III r;
y:
Sa9s q dfBsa q 10, n
said lot Z in ssid .snsre % saodvsion Of part q
ihe once OF the surveyor for said District with the
Improvements thereon. consisting Of two-story
longing.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money In
cash on the day Of sale within ten days there
the balance In equal instsllments payable IN and
sem-snnually and secured by deed Of trust on the
property and insurance policy eaftsfsctory 10 the
trustees the purchaser may par All css6 Ten tSys
from date OF sale lie the limit for terms to Be copsd
with Al conveynncing and recording Ct purchss1rs1
cost 800 deposit on srceptancs 81 hld : = :
os,sasds 6scAs RRx TAsRR SSS 81 e = Nv
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NUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE
MENI BRICK DWELLING, NO. rs MYRTLE
STREET.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iber
lO21 folio 2l ct of the land records
THE TWENTY-N1NTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.
1857, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the
premises. the following real estate situate
n the city Of Washington IN the District Of Column
bla. TO wit: Lot numbered one hundred and sixty
nine 06a). in F. Gilberts recorded sub division Of
square six hundred and seventy FIVE. together with
privileges to the same belonging in any wise APP
pertaining.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal INSTALL
ments at one and two to be evidenced by
bearing interest from day of sale payable semi
all and to be secured by deed of trust on premises or
all cash. at option Of purcn A deposit of 5000
required at time of sale. Conveyancing. &C. at pur-
chasers cost. Terms to be complied with in fifteen
days. otherwise the trustees the right resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser after
hve days advertisement Of such resale in
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
OSCEOLA G.. GREEN, !
ocl7-i WILLIAM A GORDON I Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAls.

FUTURE DAls.
7 ATnxER SLOAN. Anes,on.sr. ana Appraiser.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF FINE CHAMBER
IN WALNUT AND OAK
OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
IN SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES.
SHIPPED DIRECT TO Us
FROM THE FACTORY.
To be sold at public suction without reserve on the
nrst and second doors Of our spacious sales rooms
14o7 @ st.. on SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
SECOND. 1892. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
N.B-rhis 10 an important CONSIGNMENT and should
command the attention Of dealers and private buyers
Terms cash
LATIMER SLOAN.
oc1S4t Auctioneers.
[ ArlMER & SLOAN. Au0'' and A Y.IE q,
CATALOGUE SALE
OF THE PERSONAL EFFECTS
BELONGING TO THE
RUSSIAN MINISTER
ON THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH. 1892. COMMENCING AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK shall sell at the residence of his excel
lency. Mr. Charles de Strive. the Russian minister
No. l7o5 street and Connecticut avenue, his per-
sonal effects embracing in parti
SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN JAPANESE FIGURED
SATIN DAMAsK IN DIFFERENT DESIGNS ELE-
CANT TEAKE WOOD JAPANESE CABINET
JAPANESE CABINETS VERY VALUABLE.
DAihAoh-H hONI hhMOlhf. SMALL STEEL
CHEST FOR MONEY OR JEwELRY, LARGE
JAPANESE BRONZE VASE, FANCY TABLES,
CARD TABLES, BOOK CASE. LEATHER COUCH.
ELEGANT MASSIVE SILVER PLATED CANDFI-
ABRAs. WITH CENTER AND SIDE PIECES.
WITH CUT GLASS DISHES. CHAMPAGNE
COOLERS. WITH SILVER PLATED MOUNTISGs,
SUPERB REVoLVING-TOP DESK CONE OF THE
MOST COMPLETE OF IT'S KIND AN ELEGANT
LOUIS XIV WRITING DESK, CHIFFONIER
JAPANESE SCREEN. INVALID CHAIR. OFFICE
TABLE AND DESK FURNITURE LETTER
PRESS AND STAND. PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE. FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE, COP.
PER COOKING UTENSILS, MARBLE MoRTER
OAK TABLE FOR KITCHEN. FIRE-PRoOF SAFE,
HEALTH LIFT AND OTHER ARTICLES OF
VALUE.
LATIMER SLOAN,
oclSdts Auctioneers-
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FUTURE DAYS.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.
- AUCTION,
q 2 WE FEI m6 c3cToRER vTWENTY1ETRsT AZ
n We shall sell. within sales room, . general
sssortmentof Decorative Plants. Ferns. Cafnellta1
and Roses. =
Terms cash.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co..
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
Il

=
PEREMPTOHI SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NJ fc 1873 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Al
On wEDNEsDAY, OCTOBER NINETEENTH,
1892 at HALF-PAST FOUR P. NJ, we viii sell in
front OF premises. part Of lot ~ In square No 44S
irontinE "a feet the east side of 9TH street by
depth Of Jos feet TO wide alley Improved by large
and nearly new three-story brick dwelling and store
with cellar house containing eight rooms also stable
In rear.
Terms; One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest. secured by deed Of trust on
property or all cash. 1t the option OF purchaser All
sSonVeyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
deposit OF two hund ed dollars $4,000 required at
une o. sale. ooS-d&ds
r ATCLIFBE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
EEY TAIY s4REk1 bE4Sfr LOT ON gS
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON OCTOBER
NINETEENTH. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
we Will offer for sale. In front Of the premises lot 2
square ITO fronting 81 feet 10 inches goth street
by depth Of lao feet to 30foot alley. This is one
and should command the attention of parties DESTROYS
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, the balance in one
Two and three years; 9 per cent per annum PAYABLE
semi-annuslly, secured by deed of trust ripon the
property sold. all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit Of $500 required at the time sale
II the terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen
property at the risk and cost of the defautng pur
chaser after five days advertisement such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. D. C. All
conveyancinx and recording the cost of the pur-
chaser. RATCIlPFE DARR co
ocll-d&ds Auctioneers.
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I ATlMER & SLOAN. Auc,ioneers. l407 @ ct.

oc1S-dts
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vp,,x~o $50 Louisiana ave.
"a ~ AnSiNd ~lLLlAASON, Trustee,
'x3-xW 4SS lOufeiana ava
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CHos z. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH AND I
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH. 1892
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. n will offer for sale in front
Of the premises lot L. square SOL improved by three
two-story brick houses. numbered hoo. ll02 ll0a
Sixth street southwest.
Terms day Of sale
oc1S- dGds THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
EOR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THURSDAY
1 OCTOBER TWENTIETH AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
city. ocI3-a:
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HEATH DEPARTMENT. OCTOBER TO- Is92..
II There will be sold at the pound corner ODD and
Nsw York ~, avenue, THURSDAY. OCTOBER
TWENTIETH, 1892. at ONE O'CLOCK P NJ. one
brown horse, taken up from the northeast section.
~ order OF the health officer. SAMUEL EINSTEIN.
Poundmaster. IL
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- storage apartments 81 1ATIMER SLOAN'S
l4UI St n " most convenient location In the city
ocl32w
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY.
i Warehouses Nos 10 and IL St n-e-Storers Of
household furniture. pianos, paintings and mirrors
Separate rooms Desired Hauling @ and from rest
1snces and dspots; ALBEIT IREGO.
"Nele %O9. tAu31-3m Manager.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, same hour
ans {RIassssd SENSE EE99kGE kETTH Trustees.
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Mr.. Vests amendment to the resolution,
when Mr. Allison suggested that Mr.. Al
drich (who was not then In the chamber)
might desire to say something as to the
movements which had led up to the reci-
procity section.
The resolution went over without &C
ton.
House The Craig Stewart election
! case WAS discussed.
The House Democrats held q caucus on
the silver question, but arrived at no re-
/ suit
Friday-Both branches In session: the
/ Urgent Deficiency bill was passed
Senate; Mr.. Clsggett spoke on his own
behalf In the Idaho Contest.
House: The Stewart Craig contest was
decided In favor Of the latter, who was
stated.
Siturday--Only the House In session; q
bill to place binder twine on the free list
was reported by the majority of the Ways
and Means Committee; a minority report
was submitted by the Republicans.
In Committee of the Whole on the In.
dian Appropriation bill, an amendmen,
authorizing the President to detail army
officers as Indian agents when vacancie:
| occur was adopted.
The Rules Committee will make tn,
Bland Silver bill a special order for Marct
81 OF %
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Dingley's Vindication.

Mr.. Dingley made q speech In the House
OF Representatives last week which very
effectively sileuces the slurs about the
billion dollar congress" He shows that
when due account l. taken OF the several
i'ems which make up the aggregate ap.
populations IL would be a. Just 10 designate
It the seven hundred million" dollar CON
greSs a. to afiiX 10 1t the title which il
meant to imply needless aud wanton ex-
travsgance. The appropriations of the
Fifty first, or "hiliion dollar congress
were swelled by the deficiency that came
To 1t from the Fiftieth. a Democratic as
sembly which a. usual sought to get credit
for economy by declining 10 pay its bills ::
by 3 large postal expenditure, nearly all of
which was paid by the postal revenues ;
by bank redemption funds which form no
part of the current expenses Of the gov
eminent and therefore do not belong TO q
comparison Of any two congresses: in
brief when the figures are reached which
do form the basis for a comparison be-
tween the last and the preceding Assem-
blies, the appropriations Of the billion
dollar congress We're only about seves
hundred sud eighteen millions This is
only such an Increase in appropriations a.
j. taking place right along In the cause Of
the growth of the country. As one mem
Der said while ago. at takes more cloth
10 cover the man than il did for the boy "
MI. Dingleys speech j. a notable one II
defends his party successfully against the
charge of extravaganza. If any Demo
cratic editor or orator hereafter declajm
about the extravaganza Of the billion
dollar" congress he shows that he has not
read Mr. Dlngley's speech and /, therefore
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''A''" ''' "'fa'd Oh spring ms mace
- eu''"'N' An' yves Us promise "l the
'''1i" ~ '."' frat "a 'dN'>> a. ~ distant
"AH ""f''''' e''' may "' 'iFtg''Ar anu
un'e''4'N F. 'A.> "'t'l' me t4HinoAes can
A'"aAN NJ "t0'n''eH 20 ''f lne incest
''s1''i''H A'" 'He III ~ absolute certainty
A' -A' -" : returning from 'he
Sou'''- '"9 'h' ''f"Ai equinox i close al
''1''' .''- WIZ De i'Ho"'u oy sum
'le' "'i ".A 4 "'l come me 'nnuA OF
''u''>'> '' TT VICINITY
me coast towns " Hancock county are
'he tourists paradise and Ellsworth Is
''v '-.''' d" a. we may say the 'tritaole
A-' '.-'i. '- i-'t "hleh should be made
hh""H Z" We "'T4d
Eio""iia> own scenery i certainly
WORTHY ei u'tt. fur IN scenic charms she
STATE Sc haN "H" Of the most magnih-
cent bay y all New hnglaud-on either
SIZE ot Which are sites remarkable for
their attractions Aer drives are many and
already become famous 70 the people of
ms and other States The wide old
woods " ith all ;Aeir destinations, are in
,.a>, proximity ~ the town.
II tie tours, be In search II pleasure
th, parle-> woods be can lind It with
a. hours drive of Ellsworth; If he
would know the rapture on the lonely
shore where shall he look with better
promise OF -rccess than on the oavsde Of
the Union waters:
But this l. not al. BY virtue Of the
central location OF this city, all the beauty
ana grandeur Of Hancock county lie, we
may eay' at our very door and in 80 close
pFo1 -mi'y. that II . no exsgserstion 10
c.Aim iha' Ellsworth ha, valid proprietor
mp III u ali Bar hnrhor sullivan, SCR
l'aAV' winter Haroor ana hancock Point
Na1 ri Feschea oy ra'l anu steamer IN
S'oI- AL hoof llule magnificent Lsmoine
= our next 'ooF heiShnor and can be
Nla4ITd hy an easy and charming drive Of
snort DURATION. Green Lake, whose fame
= A'f'aiA "'fe' can De reached by rail IN
Airty minutes Branch Pond and its
-N'0o'-u '4uoh mousse are only five miles
away 1air blurnIli' "io'elie-t village Of
'"e pam : "a near a. mana that The Two
III -"' converse 10 Whisper; brookhn,
Htd-Wtek aha brp3ksVll!e are peighbors
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The Good Templars were holding q
district convention in Biddeford last week
aud one evening number of them called
at drug store to get some kind of q
medicine for stomach trouble with which
they were mutually afflicted and for which
they held the water they had drunk in that
city responsible. They told the druggist
to get something hot but not Jamaica gin
ger or anything that contained alcohol.
The druggist concocted dose for them
of which whiskey was the chief ingredient
and they drank it unsuspectingly with ex-
pressions of satisfaction They paid and
went ont and the druggist observed with a
chuckle to man who was in the store
There, those are Good Templars and they
have each had stiff drink of whiskey II
they never get another Now | suppose
they will 90 up to the hall and tel
how prohibition prohibits In Biddeford. =
Sereral exchanges, Gleefallg
If the foregoing statement is true, thai
Biddeford druggist was not only q fool. s
knave and rum seller, but he was guilty
of trick so mean and contemplate, tina
be ought to be stencil in the Dostrils oil
all decent men and women in the State, a.
long a. he lives.
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Not much Is said regarding the pro-
ject, but it now seems certain there will be
another trip TO Labrador, the coming sea.
son, By Bowfoin men, aud il the good
schooner Julia A Decker does not carry
the party, some other equally able craft
viii. The author OF the new scheme re-
sides IN Rnck,And. aud has ample means
at his command He would like to have
the entire crew and party of last year. A
number Of them vii probably embark up
on thi, second voyag- The experience of
1891 would be valuable, enabling the ex-
plorers to work to much better advantage
than on the original trip
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Municipal Election.

Though our city election is close at hand
1t Is not yet certain what the action of the
Republicans of Ellsworth will be. eau
Gus i called for Thursday afternoon of
this week, at two O'Clock, at Hancock Hall.
which VIII doubtless decide the matter.
There Is but little danger that the Repub-
licans Of Ellsworth Will not put good men
in nomination; the Republican party have
happy faculty and 4 marked disposition
TO do that very thing The real danger is
that the Republicans will fail to register
under the new law and 50 be deprived of
the right 10 vote. The Board of Registra-
ton will be in session on Wednesday.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week. On the three days first named there
will be sessions in the forenoon, afternoon
and evening on Saturday, in the forenoon
and afternoon only.
Again We state, as we have stated sey-
eral times before, that it is only those citi-
zens who register, that will be entitled to
vote at the March election. For this rea-
son We would have all our citizens regis
ter without regard to party, because the
privilege of sutfrage-aud a great privi-
lege it isis their right aud we like to see
every man, whatever his politics or re-
ligion, in the secure possession and en-
joyment Of his rights But we especially
urge upon Republicans the duty of regis
tering as prerequisite to voting 1t is
only thus that we can be sure OF q Repub-
lican majority next Monday and Repubn-
can majority means q good. square, hon
est city government for the coming year.
Republicans of Ellsworth. don't make a
mistake. 1t does not matter how long
you have lived in Ellsworth, nor how many
years you have voted; unless you register
according to the requirements of the law
you cannot vote next Monday A word to
the wise is sufficient
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State of Maine.

HANCOCK IS February nth A. D.. lSsa
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION dat,
d the eleventh day Of February A. D. lSS j..
sued from the Supreme Judicial Court foy M
county of Hancock aud state Of Maip, NV, r4e
Judgment of said court. rendered AT OK, Ja,,,'
term thereof, A. u. lsg2, which said ind,r'!
bears date of the ninth day of February a.,
ls52 against the Lamoine and Muuuf n,
Land Company, a corporation duly e.tatii ~ j
existing by and under the laws Of the STATE ~
Maine, and having place Of business a., ! VI
moine IN said county o. Hancock, -uid corpora
ton not heing created for purpose uf educnti,'n
or religion, and in favor Of the American SLtn
Windlass Company corporation duly r.tsiP
lished, existing ~ and under the laws OF Ph,i.
Island, and having q place Of business M pr,T|
deEee, Rhode Island, for the sum of two bu,,tri
and sixty.uinc COLLAR and dtty ENt ,..t,t ,lu
age, and twenty i've dollars and utU, tNr,, ..,,.
costs of suit with fifteen cents more for .,,l s
of execution, having certified thereon that Ir,,s
been, and am unable To find personal prup, riT w
the said defendant corporation, have -,i<rJs n5
taken the hereinafter described real oStat, of th
said defendant corporation, and all of fhr ri sbt
title and interest which Saii defendant r,,r,,,'
ton had in and to the SAINT on the ninth a. s
MAY A. IL, 1880, at eleven O'Clock and thtrfy ,,,
ute- In the forenoon, the time when the. sam, ,,
attached on the original writ In tho gr,t,, ("
which the aforesaid Judgment was gi,.u q. VII
LIST. 4 certain lot or parcel of ant -l;5lt.,, II,
said Iamoine. Hancock COUNTY Main, az
bounded aud described a. follows E..s,., ', 'i
at stake AZ the shore Of fryuohuali'- iiat IN
rayinc and In the east line OF Mt f.r,u.-l
owned by Jane Grindie and 10y her convened IN
the said Iamoine and Mt. br-t ri Lamb tuu,lgry, .
thence north eleven degrees twert, uir.lt4. ,i.,
hut following the said east line of ihr sand HAM,
brindle lot seventeen hundred ana uyelts f,s
feet 10 the town road thence north ELEVEN ts
grees ten minutes east crossing -ait ruNu road
and following the east line Of shepard ~frrI.. It
and the east iiue of a lot uf Asa lIuH-A4r- ,fr.
teen hundred and ten feet "a stake lu -..I Ir,,d
the southwest corner OF u lot of II E..r,.r'
thence south seventy nine drgrC,- ,tgrf u,.uu,.
east and following the south Hue Nf SAUDI
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IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice Of Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss:-Court of insolvency.

HANCOCK, IS :-Court of insolvency.
In the case Of Tracy 4 Squirting, copartners OF
Ellsworth, Addison c. Squirting, Of Trenton, as
Individual. and Thomas q. Tracy, Of Ellsworth, as
individual all In said county, insOlvent debtors.
This is to give notice that pursuant to an order
Of Court therefor, a second meeting of the Credi-
tors of said lnsoiYent Debtors will be held at tho
Probate Court foom in Ellsworth. in said County.
on Thursday, the 10th day Of Mar. a. d. 1892,
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, for the pur-
poses named in Chapter 20 of the Revised Statutes
Of the State Of Maine and amendments thereof and
additions thereto.
Attest :-CHAs. P. DORR. Register Of said court.
R~n
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ATE or WAIVE

Fen. Term. lsy.
A petition having been nIrI by the Is.
y the drceascl, for an allowance. ,...t ...
personal estate iu the estate uI th. f.. s
named 'orson, via
Alfred Nea1ic, late of Etvn, ln -aIl ..0st
ceased
Oriered That said petitioner u|., .
notice 10 al! persons Interested b., c,ri-fn- 81 ..
OF thls order to he publ'-hr, three week -...,.-
printed or published IN Ellsworth. th4ttt,. ....r
appear at 2 court ct probate ter .aiatu. ......
AT nv PROBATE office in said Ellsworth .u t.,. .
oni Wednesday In Mar jt@Nt at t,ilu'.lu.t 10. .
forenoon, and show cause, If anv they U4,, Il, '
the same should not be GRANTEE,
{. P.ttNNINGHAN Tw.-u.
uce copy, Attest t HAS. p. DoRK Register
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State Of Maine.


Counties. either Of their Deputies
GREETING
l. W. goods or c.ss,e ' Of % '': STATION, OF,
- of Ellsworth. in our said county OF Han
c"ck. and also to attach the building known a. the
trcetey cottage anh land which it stands,
owned by y. i. Free'lley person % the saih
paintiu unknown situated Grinistone Neck
in the town OF Goulishorp Hancock county
Maine, and bounded and described follows
Ia wit Being lot No a.. as shown by plan Of
the toudsboro Improvement Company, recorded
in IL" Hancock County K gistry u deeds, Book
OF plans, W" =, page II sai'i and being situated
| on Tee west side Of the West oval road nn Grind.
stone Neck In the t""n OF Iuull>buro, In said
county, and owned by a /. Freediry. or the own
ership % which Is to -aii plaintiff unknown -aii
Fret-iley being rel publtcae @ the value Of
twelve huuI ed dollars. and summon the "A d lie
frndaut, ~ lie may be found In your precinct to
appear before our justices of the supreme judo
| ia Court, neN TO % hotien in Ellsworth. within
and Tor our county Of Hancock EN- the third Tue.
day Of January next thcn and there IN our 1aid
Court to answer unto George r Norris, Of Han,
cock In Maine, satd county Of Han ock
~ plea of he case, for that the said defendant
at said Ellsworth, IN the day the purchase 81
this wit betng Indebted - the plaintiff In the -um
81 >i~ hundred and seventy me dollars according
I" the arrouuf anne Ncfi. then aud there in cou--
!! Grafton thereof promised the plaintiff 70 pay him
| that same sum on demand, ,ltcmkc'i account is
here Inserted amounting 10 st75l which account
the plaintiff AYERS j. f"r abor 10y hirn performed
ana for labor aud materials furnished o., him ia The
erection 81 said bat ling described untirr
| contract by MIN made with said ~trattrn Whu j.
not the Owner thereof the last Of which labor aud
materials we're furnished within ninety ia Ice.
| fore the purchase OF til. writ, aud that within
thirty tlays after h. ceased to labor ant furnish
labor and materials A. Aforesaid said building
he hlrt IN the Office Of tho town clerk at tho town
10 sl'fi t,oul, Shore q true statement -rb-cre,i
amt sworn 10 by him Of the amount hue him with
al jus; credit gwen. together vifh description
OF sti'l property sufficiently accurate "a identify
/ Il anu the names ~ the owners far - they
were known T. him. Rud thi> suit is brrug 10
force said plaintiff lien Tor said labor and mate
| rial- uI"n -ai house and land above described
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'Nt~iic ture" for Rheumatism snd NEURAL
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upon The system j. remarks hi, snI m, -t.rious
II removes at once the eau>s. aud the disease
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