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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Green's Landing.
Miss Ellen Sargent is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The United Builders" held mystery
box social on Tuesday evening.
Wesley Priest OF Belfast. was at II N.
Hsskeli's on Monday.
Miss bennett of Wakefield Mass. al d
Mrs. Chaplin OF North Searsport, have
been guests At Capt. Levi Stiuson's.
Mrs. Courtney Small's parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. VIM. Greenlaw, "f South Framing
ham, Mass. are here for a short time.
Rev. ID. NJ. Cleveland preached at the
Third Congregational church last Sunday
| and Rev. Z. F. Blanchard will preach
| there on the coming Sunday.
The new postmaster, Capt. Robert
knowlton. has the office very neatly and
conveniently fitted up with new glass front
csl and lock boxes. separate money order
| department, etc.
! Everett Haskell. eldest brother of the
| Methodist pastor, was here two days OF
! this week. leaving on "Wednesday morning
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. DE Rrisbe
| of Lynn. Mass, who has been spending ii
| few weeks III our village.
! Az excursion to swans Island by the
| Methodist Sunday school on Thursday, the
| 10th inst, was most enjoyable occasion.
/ The day was as perfect as II made to or
der and the stauuch little steamer Stella
1 Pickert" carried the ninety excursioni~ts
/ so smoothly and comfortably that the sail
/ in itself was an "outing" long To he re-
/ membrred. A picnic diuuer aud delicious
+ fish chowdtr were served in the gro. =
+ near Burnt Coat light house, one OF The
/ most picturesque points on our COST.
/ The lightkeep.r and his wife, Mr.. sud
/ Mrs orcutt, were most kind aud ho~pit-
/ able. offering the free u.s. OF the grounds
and furnishing many OF the necessaries
aud suhstanlials for a right good time.
/ Many grateful thanks ara hereby rendered
/ to them bv scholars. superintendent, teach
ers and friends.
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Aug. 81.
Buckspurt.

Buckspurt.
! All the village schools will open Monday
Sept. 4 with the same corps Of teachers
excepting the assistant at the gramns,
school; Miss Harriet Forsyth is the new
incumbent. The grammar school building
is regarded as wholly uutt for use
Rufus Emery has returned from the
eye and ear intirmary at Portland, where
he has been under treatment for six weeks
Services Will be held in the newly
finished audience room of the Franklin
street Methodist church on Sunday Sept. 3
A hearing was held before Probate
Judge Cunningham last Friday afternoon
relating to the estate of the late Capt.
Donald Nicholson. Capt. Angus Nichol-
son, father of the deceased. took action to
obtain the watch of the deceased now in
possession of the widow Mrs Annie
Nicholson. VIM. o. Buck appeared for
Capt. Nicholson, and O. f. Fellows was
counsel for Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Nichol-
son was examined in regard TO the matter
and her testimony was AS follows: Have
the watch and chain referred TO. 1t came
into my possession two weeks after nv
husbands death. They were on his person
at the time of his death. He bought them
about three years ago. lie wore them
constantly with the exception of one
summer when they were left with Pearl
Wardwell to keep running. He never
sold, gave away, or pledged them Had
been asked by the administrator for them.
Told him he could have them to be ap-
praised if they would be returned, which
he refused to do. Will not deliver them
to the administrator because want them
myself. Asked to have them appraised
because they are wearing apparel, and
belong to me. Offered TO have them ap-
praised and value charged to my share of
the estate" Decision was reserved
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4 Lcap-N ear PROPOSAL.

II is generally supposed that the Idea II
young gir.s proposing marriage in leap
year is pleasant little fiction Of the
humorisl, but there is evidence that somc
times the fair sex does avail itself Of il
quAdrennial privilege. An anectote told
in England of member Of the House OF
Commons is case in point. According
10 the raconteur who is responsible for
the story, the Commoner had been paying
attention 10 q young lady for long VII .t-
and had taken her 10 attend the House
until She was perfectly posted in it, rules
On the L., lay of the session, a, they
came GU. bought her bouquet. say
ing
MAY offer you my handful Of flowers =
She promptly replied: II move 10 smcnd
by emitting slr after the word hand"
He blushingly accepted the amendment.
and they adopted it unanimously
Certainly the proposal was most subtly
put, and only zoe, 10 show how much
better and more practical lhau that of
most men Is woman's proposal Hirptr $
BdSar.
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Industrial Notes.


The Nudge & Co shoe factory at
Springvale has started up after weeks
shutdown.
A notice posted al VAssalooro says that
no rent viii be charged the mill operatives
while the mill il shut down.
The kind.ing wood factory at South Gar
diner shut down Thursday evening for a
week, or until orders are received.
The wooden mill of the Newichawsnick
company at South Berwick and the North
Berwick Cocheco MIL and Print Works
are closed.
The WOODEN mill Of L. Anderson ( Co,
Skowhegan, is running on reduced time
eight hours per day for four days in the
week.
Il is reported tina. there has been 10
per cent. cut-down at the cotton mills Of
The Portsmouth ma: ufactGring company
at South Berwick.
million dollars is not large estimate
of the damage already done in Maine by
forest fires this summer. No county has
been spared.
The kennebec journal saws the Maine
Manufacturing Co. at Fairfield made about
~ 900 sleds last year, and that this year
the output will be less than 5000.
The work Of boring for coal at Perry
has been discontinued for a time on &C
count OF the financial stringency. A
depth OF over 600 feet has been reached.
For the first time in the history of the
Lockwood company of Waterville, pay
ment to their employees was made by check
Thursday, owing to the scarcity of cur
rency.
QfF.s t.l1 ha
ner RepOrter-JO that half of the ice
that was stored on the kennebec last win
ter will not be shipped this season unless
the autumn should be unusually hot.
The municipal officers of Thomaston
have made contract with the Knox Gas
and Electric company for putting In an
electric plant for the lighting of the vii
lage.
The BURBERRY factories at Columbia
Falls have begun operations, but the blue
berry crop is very small. Where 500
bushels were gathered last year, scarcely
forty will be gathered this season.
The contract for the erection of the new
factory for the Boston Flint Paper com
pany at Hallowell has been given to Ma
thaniel Noyes & Son of Augusta, who will
commence work as soon as the mills can
furnish the lumber.
The Haskell Silk Co, at Westbrook shut
down last Saturday for one week at least,
and probably for a longer time. The
trouble Is not lack of orders for work, but
the difficulty of making collections. The
market for the products of this mill is
largely in the West and South.
The Annabessacook Mills Co.. Mon
mouth, is erecting new and larger boiler
house on the west side of the stream, in
which new boiler and engine of twenty.
five more horsepower than the old ones
will be placed in few weeks. The COM
pany contemplates building an addition to
the mill, which will nearly double its ca
pacity, on the east side of the stream.
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The Harvest Moan

over fields that are ripe with the sweetness
That hides in the full -tasseIled corn,
Over vineyards slow reaching Completeness.
Dim purpling at dusk and at morn
Shine down in thine aflluent splendor.
o, moon of the year in her prime
Beam soft, mother hearted. and tender;
Earth hath not boiler time.
For the seed that slept long in the furrow
Hath wakened To life and Ia death.
From the grave that was cerement and burrow
Hath risen To passionate breath.
1t hath LAUGHED in the sunlight and starlight,
Hath thrilled to the breeze and the dew.
And fallen to stir in some far night
And all the old glainess renew
.. moon Of the harvcst'- rich glory.
Thy banners outname in the -ky,
And under thee men write the story
That cries 10 the heavens for reply
The story of work and endeavor.
OF burden and weakness and strength.
The story that goes on forever.
Through centuries dragging Its length
And thou ever stately and golden.
Thou moon Of the latest years prime.
What sight though thine eye hath beholdcn.
No grief to thy pathway may climb.
81 over the ield- that are reapen.
At evening and level and shorn,
Thou pourest thy splcndor- that deepen
The rose and the silver of morn.
Margaret +. Sipgsfrr.
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faulotIis.

Lamoine.
Miss Edith Rice Is al GouGsboro
VIM Salisbury and family are ont OF
town for short vacation.
Capt. Fred Hodgkin- las gone 10 Bo.-
ton on short business trip.
Mrs.. IsIah Bowten has returned from
ses-voyase with her husband.
Picnics. clam-bskes. excursions and
rides occupy the time and attention Of
nesrly ALL
KeT W c S,etson. wife and five chill
iren. Of Vassalboro. are the guests Of Rev.
l. NJ Bosworth and mother.
The most Interesting feature st present
appears % be the arrival aud departure.
and "fflrt- 70 entertain while they are wiki
q, Of our mauy guests.
Mrs. Howard DeLaittre and family *.
pect 10 leave "Wednesday. for their hrih,
in Minneapolis. She hrds msnv changes
have taken place AZ her old home ~ cish.
teen years. bat many are left 10 bii her
welcome again, and wish her safe sud
happy return to her western homy
Mrs. Sally DeLait:re Of Ellsworth has
been visiting her son, wife ami chil!teu
at Mrs. NJ. A. Fsrnhari's for the past
week. She passed her eighty-third birth
day while with them. and bids fair 10 ~e..
many more, As she is still in good health
and enjoys the company Of her children
and friends very much.
Among those who have recently left Us
are John Whitaker and wife for Neponset,
Albert Hoxie, wife aud three children for
dorchester. Mrs. Addie D0ten and son fpr
Milton, 0rrin Whitaker. wife and child.
for kennebunk. T. j King, ID. u. s. for
Bangor, Miss Abbie Padeliofd, Mi-. Grace
BragdOn, A. j. Gibson and wife for Wa
than. Mass, Mr.. Bsrnum. nephew Of =.
I. Bsrnum for New York ueman II.
Cousins, wife and son, and Mrs. Goodale
for Sanford.
Among recent arrivals are Fred Boyu-
ton and family Of Boston; Mrs Preble IF
Boston, who Is al her brothers, W II
llutchins; w. Ii. Rice, who has returned
from vacation spent at Mortified; Mr.,
W II. Rice, who mas returned from meet
lng> 81 Old Orchard: Miss Mena aJd Shir-
ley Rice from a visit al Ellsworth: Miss
Abbie Coolidge from Gouidsboro. Charles
Bartlett and family from Dorchester and
Mrs A. q. Barnum from New York, VINO
are guests Of Capt {. C. Goggles;
Ansel G. Reynolds Of Canbrdgeport, Who
Is at bis old home for week: George
ioogin- and wife Of Cimbridseport. who
are visiting relatives; Albert " hltaker If
Salem. and Mrs. Lillian Warren and son.
Of kennebnnk, who are at their fathers
Tor few days.
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STRENGTH, VITALITY, MANHOOD,


steuben.
A party from Cherryheld has been So
Journing at the Inman cottage on Meals
Point.
At the reunion of the Wakefield family
at Smithville last week, about ninety were
present.
Capt. L. B. Sawyer of schooner 81. E.
Bowley'' is in town. This is his first voy.
age as captain.
Sunday school concert on the goth.
Mrs. Noyes deserves thanks for the abund-
ance of flowers furnished on the occasion.
Rev. Mr.. Owen of Cherryfield, preached
in Union church the 9Th. and on that day
three were added to the church This
branch of the Cherryfeld Congregational
church has now on its list of members
eleven names, all ladies'.
Visitors in town: Miss Maria Nash and
Mrs. Charles Smith of Massachusetts; Miss
Susie Moore from the South, with Mrs.
Persis Moore and Mrs. Sibyl Kendall Of
New York; Rev. F. 0. Cunningham Of
Massachusetts.
Some of our people attended the Unita-
rian conference at Winter Harbor last Tues
day. 1t was a very enjoyable reunion.
Mrs. Flint, with her unbounded hospital
ity, heartily welcomed to bOuntiful re-
past all who had come uDprepared for the
basket lunch"
Aug. IL.
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Southwest Harbor.

Southwest Harbor.
Charles Freeman is home for vacation
from New Jersey.
4 A third daughter has made itself home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Clark; born
Aug. 3.
Henry Sugstt of Lawrence, Mass, with
his wife and daughter. is visiting his
brother in-law. j II. Gilley
George Parker, employed for the past
tFo years in Danversport, Mass, is at
home for season of recreation.
Ray Lurvey, after all absence of eight
years, Is visiting relatives here, having
changed from a slender boy OF sevea to a
sturdy lad of fifteen.
Mrs. Rebecca Moore of Ellsworth Falls
made her first visit to Southwest Harbor
last we,k, welcome guest at j. Ii. Ma
sou ;. Her sou Martin accompanied her.
capt Henry rrundy Is having his house
raised ard new roof added. A rain
storm took advantage of the unshingled
roof to do some damage to the inside
plaster and paper.
Mrs. Hastings Of Boston, who. with her
family, has for several seasons occupied
The stephen Gilley cottage at Norwood's
UdVe, will leave earlier than usual this
year in rider 10 join party bound for
Chcago.
At the Union church Sunday morning,
August 20, large coDgregsti listened
aitcntlyely to a able sermon by Rev
George Fisher, professor of Yale uniyer-
-ity, ON Christ minEling With publicans
and sinners"
The friends OF Miss Ellen Sargent OF
Maiden, Mass, were glad to see her at
Southwest Hsrbor, but sorry that the
word OF greeting must be a good bye a.
well. a. she goes on at once 10 Green's
Landing to be with her mother
Alton Fsrnsworth returned Saturday
from the Worlds Fair, where, though bis
stay was but brief. his sightseeing expert
ences were immense. His wife acc. M
panied him. but tarried in Boston and
Scarboro on the return trip, and will reach
home by the middle Of the week
Rev. f. H. Hadlock, of Boston uni
versity, gave an interesting lecture at the
Methodist church Thursday evening, Au
gust IL, Illustrated by stereopticon views.
which. instead Of satisfying the stay-at-
homes, only served to increase the desire
10 see the wonders If the White Cily for
themselves.
Mrs. Arvil.a CLARK hss been SERIOUSLY In
for the past three weeks, but l. noN gain.
Ing III health The malarial fcver. cau-
tiaCttd on her western trip some wears
ago, from which She has suffered OCCASION
a. Aitack>, sgaiu msde is appearance aud
Developed bad case Of ery ~iptla, il TIL.
face. Which under careful treatment j.
rapidly supsidiug.
10 common with other sympathetic,
friends. ws~ deeply panied u learn Of
tu- recent death OF Mrs Mary ! Richard
an ~ Beech RIM Nj n-ser, apI b.- H..
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The busy man of to-day, however
pressed and crowded by duties, finds time
to think Of his early home. Sweet and
precious memories influence him. He can
not help it il he would, and from his
hearts depths he thanks God for the strong
hold which these memories have upon
him. Thus the young man is influenced
and impressed. who has left his distant
home to plant himself in the busy ranks of
trade. professions, mechanics or other
callings in this large and busy city.-W.
r. Bdldtcin.
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MAY.

Beddington.
Eli Oakes and wife left home Sunday
for a visit to Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Maggie Farnsworth, of Jonesboro.
is guest of her brother L. C. Brigham.
Miss Maude Schoppe mas returned from
visit to friends in Bangor and Lamoine
Beach.
Herbert Watts and Eilery Libby arrived
home Friday from New Hampshire.
Herbert Coffin of Boston. and his sister.
Miss Fannie, are guests of their cousin,
Miss Maude Schoppe.
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The September st. Nicholas will be the
first issue of that magazine since Wide
Atcake was merged in it. The publication
of the latter magazine will cease, the
goodwill and subscription list having been
purchased BY The Century Co., the pub
fishers of st. Nicholas.
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>edI~ lck.
George NJ. Byard Of Havern,il. Mass. i
in to"h visiting ILL., old hom-
The Oh steamboat wharf is being re-
pAcrd aod the stone VIII be shipped from
that posut
W. c, Morgan Of Bos,on i Ia town
stopping at Mr~ Mary Bsarde, his wife
has been here some time.
Rev. E A. Davis and family have r.
turned from Massachusetts aud There were
services IN the caurch yesterday
Hon. II. W Sargent OF sargentvl.ie ha-
quite crew Of paving breakers On tie
412rf!e7 Just above The Village.
Arthur ". Penney has been ,mpl1yed
a. assistant po>'ma,t-r Mis-, Ida Guide.
The late assistant, goes To ra>;iur u 1t
tend the normal school.
u A Crabtree and wifi, held success
iui c!ambake IN the afternoon, and lawn
party la the evening, At their pleasant
home On Monday evening. the l4th Inst.
The grounds were lighted with Chinese
isutern-, and looked very picturesque from
the village.
Aug. 81 Proxy.
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Look out for
HYPNOSIS bicyclistarum;
It's bend in your spine
Which eight times in nine
VIII give you whole lot of trouble;
II you wish to prevent
This bicycle bent,
Don't sit on your wheel in double,
Look out for
HYPNOSIS bicyclistarum.
-D6roH Free Press.
"John, what lovely place. If we could only
manage to raise the rent" Mr.. Hunter Howes-
sob, I've no doubt the landlord would see to
that In . couple Of months. Brooklyn LIE
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ttfKh : pFf4'E. ~urFENT ITulclhL JnuKT.
IIANtp,h tutNIf.
fi;-w"ErH, MATN!, August n. l~:ci.
Morn p IL Hereby given mat Bertrand Il.
~ thrk tf ilar tnrhur IVY 'he cuuuLy X Htn.
rrtL. AI ~ttr ~ Maine. has tti- day lcd lu thi Z
"ft'c. u"urs "t ui- iutiniian 81 applg at TITO *
,onvF Tr5m % rlr sa4t r,.urt pur -at e,4Hgt. :Ar
adnts-fnu 81 pTactsr, la~ in iHr Ua4r'- ui tHi-
STATE aSaI ions ?. kN.W Lros
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Marlboro.
A. /. Saunders of Ellsworth was b. re
last Sunday.
George King aud wife Of Lan,oine we're
here last Sunday.
Charles Haines Of Boston is visiting S.
II. Rcm!ck.
The bay fishermen came in last week
with fair lot of fish.
Gertie liodskiDs has been to Bar Har-
Dor on weeks visit.
Miss Martha HAYNES and Mrs. S. H..
Remick still remain iu very poor health
Berries are going fast here now except
black berries, which are just ripening.
Business is brisk around the sardine
factory. AT present they are taking about
twenty bushels day.
Arthur Mansfield Of Waltham, Mass.
who spent the summer 10 this place, re-
turned home three weeks ago. Soon after
his arrival there he had to undergo the
painful operation of having his foot am
putated. He sprained his ankle early in
the winter, but it did not improve.
Ang. 81. MAY
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South Deer Isle.
We have had week Of cool weather
with light showers.
Winter Home Lodge Of 6 ,od remplsr>
had an ice cream treat At the lat meeting
Several guests from Steadla-t Lodge Nerc
present.
Wednesday evening there "a. sociahle
and box supper nj The Schpp! hodse hail
In this placc, FIR helping GA; ;he preach
er'S salary.
There was q TAR AT the town hall Wed.
ne~dsy AMI Thursday that nvtt,d over
500, which g w. 10 huii Sidewalk and
other IMPROVEMENTS al Deer Isle Village.
Scar'ttina IN very mild form ha~ pre-
walled tur some time past and j. spread
the more from being % light that few
precautions are taken - prevent it.
spread.
Tie hay crop j. gathered. and l. cou-
>it"rahly greater than last year IN mast
places. Here and there an old field had 8
~ciut crop The potatoes never l.. k,d
better, sut the hug~ have NOT damaged
them much Thu ycar w have one p,,t
however. that bids fair Ia De a. troubi.-
some a. The potato hugs; that + the ncw
ilv hSl ha- >wattn,d on rs thi- SEASON
n" horn nv Som- csjl II; others The. buffalo
l'g COWS are arsitg NJ from being 10
c'n'lnua torment night a. well a. day &.
an! u i sid nerf csttlc lose flesh Us IL
few - these posts wrrc seen last wear
for the first time to-; now they cover
cattle Ike blanket.
Az. ~
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How is the table at the beach this summer,
Hicks?" ''Same as 1t was last year. Fact Is
judging from the bread, / imagine some of 1t
was left oyer."-Harpcv's Basar.
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Great Fond.
Fred Hale Of Eiis"orlA j. in low n
today.
Rpd.rck Med ,ual1 aud Lorepzp Foster
were in town Friday night.
Howard Lord has been confined to his
house for few days ty Illness
John Hanson and wife aud Mis-. ] sic
Durham made e brief visit tcrx recently.
H. II. Chick of Eldiugton and seth
Remission 81 Ainatr>t were here % Sat
u-day.
Mrs, L $. Wlii-m~. Mr. Edith Nc
Phce amt Miss Bes-i, Williams went 70
Clinton on the l4lh.
A large party Of ladies' and gentlemen
spent The week camping at Middle Branch
Pond. fine time is reported.
Las, week we could quote iennyson-
with Il difference, for there was
Fire to right Of Us
ire to left of us.
Fire in front OF Us,
whichever way We turned and the rain
was right welcome on that account, as
well a. because everything needed rain so
much.
Aug. 20 FLossIE.
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Chicago is an awful city of Sabbath breakers"
said the returned Bostonian; Il didn't 20 into
church while was ere."-Bosfon Transcrips.
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I'hE subscriber hereby gives pnbli,- notice 10
ali concerned thht he has been duv appoint
yl ami has TAKEN upon himself THE trust Ok On a5i.
mlnttrator "I the estate ~ Lu"jA H. Rarruw~ lat.
Of iecA -port. 10 the County % Hancock accta-e,!
~ giving tnu.i - the l8H directs be Therefore
request all persons who are Indebted 81 the -Aid
a"t"tsei estate tu make immediate pAS fuenl al
those "n' have any demands thereon 20 ,Najlu
t1r same leg settlement.
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VIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned that he has been duly appoint
Ell and has taken upon himself the trust ot an adj
mihlslrAtor OF the estate OF William " Higgins
iate u fremont, In the county OF Hancock de
ceased, Oy giving bo;il as the law directs: he
therefore requests ali persons who are Indebted
70 the said deeeased's estate to make Immediate
payment ana those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement
GEO. K. FULLER
fremont, Aug. 4, A. u. Is93 3w3i
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'fNtit subscribers hereby give public notice 10 TN
concerned, that they have been duly appoint.
executors Of the last Will and testament amt cod.
icil thereto Of Willard Fisher, late Of ElnehlIl.
~ ne county Of Hancock, deceased by II ing
bond as the law directs, they therefore rennesi
all persons who are indebted to said deceased :
estate 10 make immediate payment, and those
who nave any immediate demands thereon to
exhibit the same for settlement.
ISAIAH FISHER.
FREDERIC A. FI.HER
August 8, A. ID. 1895 2u,g,
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'1tHE subscriber hereby gives public potice
4 TO all concerned that he has been iug
appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust OF executor of the last viii and te.ta
ment OF Sarah Grindie. late ~ sedgwick
In the county OF Hancock, deceased bY civ
ing bond ms the law directs; he therefore r.auess
all persons who indie bted 10 said det..a -,1's
estate to make immediate payment aud tho
who have any immediate demands thereon To ex
ibit the same for settlement.
Dated July 27, A. D. 1859 ANA,