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Evening journal., 1893-11-23

was performed at St Stephens parsonage,
No 1927 Trenton Place by Rev. Lewis J.
Bickle. Il was a quiet affair. only
few friends of the young couple being
present.
II. h. Huntingdon Of this city, sailed
from New York for Cuba to day. He
was accompanied by his brothers chill
dren and will leave them tn re with their
father, who is superintendent OF large
plantation Mr. huntington does not ex-
pect to return before February, and may
extend his visit to June.
The Brownson Library Association will
give a sociable on Thanksgiving after
noon. Dancing will be the feature and
music will be furnished by Albert's
Orchestra.
Past Grand Master Workman, Walter
A. Barrows. of New Jersey. will deliver a
lecture subject Seek and Ye Shall Find. -
in the A o w. hall. in the Lorel Build
ing, Ninth street, between Market and
Shipley, this evening. It will be for
members only and all persons belonging
to the order are invited to be present
Rev. F. B. Short, of Harrison Street NJ.
+. Church, will lecture to night on the
Worlds Fair in Epworth Church
T.. G Mccullough, Of this city, has gone
on a visit to friends in Port Deposit.
The seventy ninth am iversary OF
Hanover Presby terian Sunday school was
held in the auditorium Of the church last
evening. The pulpit was gaily adorned
with flowers and potted plants, above
which were lighted gas Jets forming the
| figures 80 The program was interest
ing and we'll rendered. 1t consisted o
speaking, singing and scripture reciia
tions by the scnool H. Howard Carvel
sang a tenor solo in his usual chsrmin,
manner Mrs. W. h. White and Mis-
Mlggett sang a duet w d. Walls wal
the cornetist and played with mucl
spirit. The entertainment was close,
with the benediction, by the pastor.
John Kersey, ex sheriff of Kent county
who has been visiting friends in thi
city, has returned home.
John + Darbee. deputy collector q
the Seaford custom house, is in thi
city oday.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23
ONE HUNDRED LADIES
BLACK CHEVIOT
CLOTH COATS,
With Fur Collar ranging in size from 50
to Al In bust.
C3.7J Each.

One hundred Misses Garments, al
grades, at about half price
One hundred and City Cailers Us G fs,
all grades, at half price
Ladies' Cloth Coats ranging In prir9
from So to sos, all makes, at asto lth-
ingly low prices.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Yet
to be Sold.
Such Values For the Money
Are Seldom Found.
We Want the Room and
Must Sell the Goods.

Hundreds of people have ayailed
themselves Of this opportunity to
buy Dry Goods at cost.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

We are now in the midst Of our Coat
business
We have hundreds OF garments at
about half price. They must be sold
We will ofIer as a SPECIAL LEADER
Evening journal., 1893-11-23
After Many Hours.

At 10 As the Hollingsworth jury, care
worn and weary, filed into court after
having teen out about twenty three
hours. They brought in a verdict Of
guilty with a recommendation to the
mercy of the court. There was no per
oeptible change In the conduct Of be
prisoners when the announcement was
made
BiHff Raney hurried out to inform
Colonel NielJs that the jury was in.
After waiting for some time the jury
was discharged until 30 o'clock this
afternoon Il was then found that the
Jury stood eight 10 four for conviction
until this morning. when the four came
in, forcing a recommendation of mercy.
Nearly ali the jurors we're farmers.
At Il 30 Colonel Nields spoke In the
prisoners behalf, saying 1t was theil
first offense He asked for light sen
tence, saying there must have beer
Evening journal., 1893-11-23
EXCURSIONS.

Commencing Tuesday, November IA, 1895.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf daily, Sundays IN
cluded At 7.8O =. m. and l.uJ p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
at l0.15 a. m. and 400 p. m.
Stop both ways at Chester on all trips.
Freight received all day at Philadelphia and
Wilmington ana carried Al the lowest rates.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

Rev. F. B. Short, of Harrison Street NJ
f. Church, will lecture to night on the
Worlds Fair in Epworth Church.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23
)CAL SOCIETY NEWS.
'edding of N iss Tillie J.
,wer and Horace S. Allen.
Ne PERFORMANCE BY AMATEURS

IS Eleanor Walton Earns New Laureis
i.the drama "Between the Acts," Given
nder the Efficient Management oil
iiehman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Au-
ience Present.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

The Brownson Library Association will
give a sociable on Thanksgiving after
noon. Dancing will be the feature and
music will be furnished by Albert's
Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

E. C Mccullough of this city, has gone
on a visit to friends in Port Deposit.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

was performed at st Stephens parsonage.
No 1927 Trenton Place. by Rev. Lewis J.
Biekle. II was quiet affair only a
few friends of the young couple being
present.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

August II. Yieweg. proprietor Of
Visweg's restaurant at No. 4 West
Fourth street, and Miss Jennie Lane
were married last night. The ceremony
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

Ms Wolcott. of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of friends in this city She is the
Wife Of Lieutenant Woleott, formerly
stationed at Fort Sheridan. Mrs VOL
cott was formerly Wilmingtonian.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

Mrs F. Murphy, of this city, is
visiting friends in Dover.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

L. n Enos, of Maryland, registered at
the Clayton House yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-11-23

Charles F. Richards. of Georgetown
was in this city to day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Congressional.

Monday, Jan. 23.-House: The Quar-
antIne bill was passed after a stormy de-
bate.
Senate The Cherokee Outlet bill and
the Anti Option bill were discussed; it was
agreed to vote on the latter next week.
Tuesday Both Houses met and ad
iourned out of respect for the memory OF
Associate Justice Lamar.
Wednesday The day was con-
sumed in filibustering against the Torrey
Bankruptcy bill.
Senate: The nomination of Judge Nc
Comss was confirmed in executive session.
Thursday-House The Sundry Civil
bill was discussed and the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation bill in
troduced.
Senate: The Anti-Option bill was de-
bated.
saturday. Senate: The Hawaiian mat
ter and the French extraditlon treaty
were discussed in extra session, but with
out any decision.
House: Slow progress was made with
the Sundry Civil bill; the Panama investi-|
CATION resolution was reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Mortgages Sale of Real Estate.

XDURSUANT 10 and in execution of the power of
sale contained in IA certain mortgage deed
tcounty, State of Massachusetts, to the French
Eman'- Bay and Mt. Desert Land and Water
sCompany, corporation established and existing
nder the laws of the state of Maine, and located
Eat Bar Harbor Eden, Hancock county, Maine.
dated December 18th, A. u. less and recorded
J., December 26th A. u. lsSs, in the Registry Of
lDeeds for Hancock county, Maine, in vol. 80
i. page 81, for breach of the condition contained
1 in said mortgage deed and for the purpose of
sfforeclosing said mortgage, will be sold at public
sauction at the Office of Hale 4 Hamln, ellsworth,
s3Hancock county, Maine, on Wedne The first
fday of March, A. D. s!, at ten O'Clock and thirty
sfi, e minutes in the forenoon, all and singular,
4 the premises conveyed By said mortgage deed,
Swith ali improvements thereon. and described In
: said mortgage a. follows to wit
Two certain lots or parcels of land situated in
sSorrento, Point Harbor Hancock county, State
+ vision l. on plan Of lands of said corporation
made by q. +. Simpson, surveyor. recorded in
!, Hancock County Registry of Deeds, book |, page
tf,6. Saiu lots and 9 being bounded and de
Hscribed as follows to wit: Northerly iy lot 5 in
Ssad section 1870 feet; eastery by Mount Desert
kstreet l40 feet southery by lot in said section
Esl30 feet; westerly by lots and in said section
40 feet said lots containing Ii, 200 square feet,
Emore or less, being the same premises conveyed
ITO said Anna NJ. 3. Ellis by said corporation by
.deed dated December 18th, A. d. 1881
Two hundred dollars Ill be required to be
Epaid In cash by the purchaser at the time and
Splace of sale and other terms will be announced
Eat the time and place of sale.
FRENCHMAN's BAY AND Mt. DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
By Geo. W. Armstrong,
Il Vice President.
And by Grenville d. Braman,
3w4 Urea urer.
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine, Jan. 18th, A. D. 1898
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Sale Of Real Estate.

4nTRsTANT to aud In execution of the power
JIG of sale contained In certain mortgage deed
rgtven by Charles r. Riley OF Boston, suffolk
Ecounty state OF Massachusetts. 10 the French
kpany a corporation established and existing IN
Elder the laws Of the state OF Maine. and located
! ut Bar Iiarbur. Eden. Hancock county. Maine,
Sdatcd December 2Sth, A u lsS1. and recorded
4Fehruary !th A. ID. iS-', in the Registry Of Deed
Flor Hancock county. Maine in vol. 81. page rrs.
Sfur breach OF the condition contained in said
Emortgage deed and for the purpose of fore"lo-
Siug said mortgage, will he sold at public auction
Eat the Office of Hale ~ liamlin. Ellsworth. Han
fof Marrh, \, u. l~.c}. AT ten o'clock aud ten min
uie- in III forenoon all and singular. The premi
Rses conveyed 10y laid mortgage deed, with all i'm
EprovemCnt- thereon. and described in laid mort
gage a. follows
4 "A certain lot parcel Of land situated IN Sor
yrento. Point liarhur. Hancock county. Maine, l."
Ing lot number eight : in section { of division
one according to plan Of lands ~ said company
made by Gilbert t simpson, surveyor and r"
Il Ellsworth. Maine. Plan Book one, page thirty
.4~ix 81 said lot :, containing eight thousand
$3.50 square feet morv les. according Ia said
spia. and being thu same lot conveyed to tharlc.
I'll Riley Ny deed from said company and subject
Etc the restrictions contained therein"
one hundred dollars viii lee required 7" be pai1
Fin cash hy the purchaser at the timr aud place u
-air aud other terms VIII he announced at thu
stmt aud place Of -alc
FKf >,HNAN's BAY Asp Mi DESERT.
land tNp " ArkR tuMFANt,
By Geo. " Armstrong
4 IT, VICE President.
"A Ma W. Greuvilr u Kramau,
Svt it, Treasurer.
a Bar iiarhor. Eden Maine Jan. 18th, \ II i-.c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
MORTGAGES Sale Of Real Estate

4DURSUANT to and in execution of the power of
III sale contained in a certain mortgage deed
given by Anna NJ. B. Ellis of Boston, Suffolk
county, State of Massachusetts, 10 the French
pany, corporation established and existing un
der the laws of the State of Maine and located at
Bar Harbor, Eden, Hancock county, Maine dated.
December 18th A. 1855, and recorded Decem
Der 26th A. D. 1sss, in the Registry of Deeds for
Hancock county, Maine, in vol. 49, page 39s for
breach of the condition contained in said mort
gage deed and for the purpose of forecosing;
said mortgage, will be sold at public auction, att
the Office of Hale 4 Hamlin, Ellsworth, Hancock
county, Maine, on Wednesday, the first day of
utes in the forenoon, all and singular the prem
ises conveyed by said mortgage deed, with all
improv. ments thereon, and described in said
mortgage as follows, to wit
1.-TWO certain lots parcels of land situated int
Sorrento, Point Harbor, Hancock county, Maine
being lots ii and H. In section Y of division on.
Eplan OF lands of said corporation made by @. + 1
LSimpsOn, surveyor recorded in Hancock COunty1
Registry of Deeds, book ], page A.. Said lots III
land IL, being bounded and described as follows
Ito wit: Northerly by Westphaia Avenue 1905
feet easterly by lots and 10 in said section 200
fleet; southery by Granville Avenue 100 feet =
westerly by Bosworth street 200 feet; said lots;
10000 square feet more or less, being
the same premises conveyed to said Anna NJ. B..
Ellis by said corporation by deed dated Decem- !
Der 18th, A. D. 1855"
Two hundred dollars will be required to bel
paid in cash by the purchaser at the time and
place of sale and other terms will be announced
.at the time and place Of sale.
FRENCHMAN's BAY AND MT. DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
By Geo. W. Armstrong,
And by Grenville d. Braman,
3w4 Its Treasurer.
Bar Harbor, Eden, Maine, Jan. 18th, 4. D. lsss, |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
"A. n. NORRIS.

strsnknn
1 Mrs. Fred H. Macomber and babe of
jackson. Mich, are making weeks tarrS
with relatives here.
4 Miss Lottie Tyler who Is employed Al
&C fin 4 Coomhs' millinery rooms, Bangor.
H. visiting in town.
1 Miss Geneva Ferrald is spending few
sweckS with friends in Boston, At No
sJsme- street.
tthis morning accompanied by his son.
Master Walter.
j Mr. JudSon Gordon. leader II the Gran
lite band. was married to Miss Susie Move.
sof East Sullivan. Jan. 22. and l. III.
.icuStom here, passed liberal supply Of
Il igars among his friends one evening last
.3wcck.
! The Black Diamonds. local company
Smadc music aud laughter at the hs.I has
3Frtlay evening, drawing a good house
(which pttroniz,d the hul!cd corn snd milh
Hal" al the close.
4 We sre glad 20 mote Mr. George Rutt.r''
I Improvement after = prostratug hemor
arhaEe.
4 Mr. Samuel Springer, friends regre, to
sno'e HI failing health.
/ Jan 30. LEON.
4 g Ar and Sons of Veterans OF
a. tukiiu. at January meetings in-'allrt
.aoii-rr- fnr yctr 1875 great deal Of ii
5'ere>t i manifested among n, Sons.
4 4 good hr,dsr across the hay now . Ill.
IA nuinnrr II Vast sullivan pe pie availr,
1thrm>c!vc~ II IT. advantages aud attended
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
MORTGAGES Sale Of Real Estate

OT RStf ANT to and N execution OF the power Of
sale contained IN certain mortgage deed
given by Belinda C. HAYDEN of Washington. bis
trtct of Columbia 10 the frenChmAn'- Bay and
&Mt Desert Land and Water Company. a corpo
ration c-tabl he'd and existing under the law ~
d the state OF Maine, and located at Bar Harbur
= Eden Hancock county. Maine, dated December
10Th 4. u. lss- and recorded February @th. A II
!, l~-9. In the Registry " Deed Tor Hancock Couu
sty. Maine il vol ~. page ~ for hr-ach " III,
rondition contained in -atd mort gage deed and tnl
the purpose OF furtCo-ing said mortgage, VIII he
S-old AT public auction at the Office Of Hale 4 Ham
Z lin. Ellsworth Hancock county, Maine. on Wed
Fne-day, the first day of March, ls,ci. Al Ten
Iu'cIock and twenty i've minutes IN the forenoon
Fall and singular the premises conveyed by said
q land described Ia -aid mortgage a follows, Il
Swit.
Certain lots or parcels of land situated in Sor
S.renio Point ilarhor, Hancock county, Maine, and
ssbeing lots numbered Ii. l. and - It, section L
fuf division one H. according 10 plan Of land
fbelonsing to -aid corporation made by Gilbert T.
#Simp-on, surveyor to he recorded sand lot-
s.containing twenty two thousand and thirty
ago square feet, more or les follows. viz
Hot ib contains 1h4n square feet, more or less
Eliot Il contains $40 square feet more Or less
&lot - contains SEQ square feet more or less
Eand being the same premises conveyed To said
EBeinda {. Hayden by said corporation by deed
Edated june 9Th A. u l.>-."
Two hundred dollar viii be required to he
Spald In cash by the purchaser at the time and
Splace OF sale and other terms will be announced
Cat the time AID place OF sale.
FRkSCHMASs BAY AND Mt. DESERT
LAND A>D WATER COMPANY
BY Geo W Armstrong
its Vice President
And by Grenville d. Braman,
3w+ its Treasurer
! Bar Harbor, Eden Maine Jan. 18TH, A. u lse8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Notice OF Foreclosure.

lWHEREAs. Reuben Damon OF prtingion
w county Of Penohscot and state OF Main. by
his mortgage deed. dated July u. a u. IT,, r.
tcor,iei IN renobscot Registry OF Deeds. book o'a.
{pAge as. and also recorded IN Hancock Resistr,
4,f Deeds, book IS page 6a. -'nveyed la mort
gage tn John fattcn, then OF Bangor, IN sal,t
bounty and stat. thr homestead IL said Damon
: n sal brrpgtnn, D. x the southc s;ery TART of
Lot IL In the second Rsng. aud the westerly end
a,f the hurh'asierly ha of Lot Number Forty In
ahe Third Range. containing about forty seven
ascrcs and the buildings thereon. ~sid homestead
isA- bounced pnrthca -teriy by land now or form
4eriy OF lillian A rcN. -outhwcsterly by land nov
Mr. formerly 81 John Rollins ami the Inc between
Il Darlington aud Buck -port. southeasicrly by LAND
4now &C formerly II y. 1haycr. and northw esterly
H. .ati iinc between the towns ~ prrtngton and
iuck sport amt land nos or formerly OF the heirs
~ Bearrc- Also another parcel of land in
dhuck port In tn" county of Hancock adjoining the
reel above described. and being that part o. The
nomc- cad farm ~ said Reuben Damon which IA In
sfaaih Burkrpnrt. and the same which was convey
d TO said Damon by i II oyaut. sald convey aDce
from zaid traut to sali Damon being ~ deed
lated JulS Is. A. u $50 recorded in Penob-rot
kEcgtsfry Of Deeds, vol. SIS. pagc ~. And where
"a, the said John Fatten duly assigned Aa.d mort
gage la Joseph |. Buck 10y instrument OF assign
nent dated -th Of Apdi A u. l>>a, recorded IN
.ail Fenoh4cot Registry 81 Deeds. vol 5pi, page
- ami ia sal Hancn"k Reg .try Of Deci@. book
30 page lA, and whereas the said Joseph l..
HuCk assigned AID mortgage u the iBhabitants OF
a r-ington nm Incorporated town Ia said county %;
3Pcuehscot, by Instrument Of assignment dated
November IT,. \ q. lrt! recorded tn said Pennb
co, kc Eistry 81 fes. book az. Page IS, and IN
hancock Registry Of pce,i-. book 20. page kl3
1 ,nd Whrrca- the condition 81 -ail mortgage has
,cen anil -till remain. broken. by reason thereof
I sid Inhabitants ~ orrtnEton claim foreclosure
Il said mortgage. ami give ih. notice Tor the rur
pose of tfrctns such foreclosure
I>HABirl>T-O or oRRiNGTo>.
JostrH . htkEk. ,e'ectmcp
MA. NICHOLSON. of
\ VI. HARTMAN Orrtnxton
4 January !l-t. ls:s Tvs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Wiswell or Savage.

II appears that Hon. A. p Wiswell OF
this city is one of the leading candidates
for supreme court judge. He is considered
Mr.. Savage's most dangerous rival The
prevailing opinion is that one of these two
gentlemen will be appointed, and that the
chances are rather in favor of Wiswell,
who has, or can have, the support of the
whole eastern portion of the State. We
hear that he will make no contest for the
place. If he wishes for the position, We
most sincerely hope he will get it, for nc
man in Maine would make an ADLER Judge
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
FROM THE GOVERNOR.

The Death Announced to the People and.
Legislature.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 81.
Following are the proclamation and com-l
fmunication from the Executive Department,
on the death Of James 6. Blaine.
STATE OF MAINE. EXECUTIVE
CHAMBER,
AUGUSTA, Jan. -. 1893.
4 To the People Of Maine:
The Governor announces with feelings of
Vi profound sorrow, that the Honorable james
70. Blaine died in the city of Washington this
forenoon At IL O'Clock. His long, faithful andI
distinguished service TO his State and the cOuu-
Try is fully recognized and appreciated. His
noble life was filed with usefulness. He was
shighly honored while living, and bis death isl
sincerely and deeply mourned by every house
bold In the land. In recognition of his most
eminent career and as a manifestation of the
high respect entertained for his memory. thel
Governor directs that the national flag be Al;
once displayed at half-mast upon the public
buildings of the State. and during the funeral
services. all the departments of the executive
branch of the State government will be closed
(Signed) HENRY B. CLEAvEs,
Governor.
STATE OF MAINE. EXECUTIVE DEPT,
AUGUSTA, Jan. %, A. d. 1898.
To the Honorable Senate and House Of Rep-
resentdtlres:
For weeks the eyes Of the American people,
have been turned toward the Capital of thel
nation. This morning at IL O'Clock. James g !:
Blaine, the matchless debater, brilliant orator.
the eminent statesman, died In the city of
Washington. In these halls he began his dis
tinguished public career. We recall with!
pride his patriotic utterance in early life, toI
the people In Maine, Perish all things else j
the national life must be saved" He loved his|
State and he believed In her people. Political
affiliations have never estranged the deep af
Election entertained for him by his cOuntrymen.I
Men of all parties mourn bis death. But this|
great loss Is most keenly felt by our people Il
for they claimed him as their own. l have di- y
rected that the national flag be displayed atj
haf-mast upon the public buildings Of theI
State, and during the funeral service all the
departments Of the executive branch of theI
State government will be closed. l trust theI
Legislature will take appropriate action inI
honor of the memory of the deceased.
(Signed) HENRY B. CLEAvEs.
The Senate adjourned to two O'Clock forI
action respecting the death of Mr.. Blaine
Action by the Legislature.
In the Senate the following were select
led as a committee to attend the funeral of
|Mr. Blaine at Washington:
Thatcher of Penobscot.
Wood of Kennebec.
Mallett Of Cumberland.
To which the House joined:
Lane Of Augusta.
Hamlin of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Mortoaoee's Sale Of Real Estate. ]

1,tTRSIiANT TO and in execution of the power 4
OF sale contained In certain mortgage
deed given by William ID. Lewis OF Boston, SUI \
folk county State of Massachusetts, 70 .ne
Frenchman's Bay and Mt Desert Land ana wa =
ter Company, a corporation established ana eA,
istinp under the laws of the State Of Maine, ana
located at Bar Harbor, Eden. Hancock county y
Maine dated July 9Th, A. d. 1881 ana recorueu
February ath A. b. 1889. In the Registry OF DEEDS
for Hancock county, Maine, in vol "a, page ~ 4
for breach OF the condition contained III raiu
mortgage deed aud for the purpose Of iorecios' Il
ing said mortgag e will be sold ut pubnc auctiohe
At the office OF Hale \ Hamlin, Ellsworth, nan y
cock county Maine on Wednesday, the hrst day 4,
of March a. d. lSse3, at ten o'clock IN the ioief
noon all and guiar, the premises conveyed pyF
said mo tgage deed, with ali improvements thefc
on. and described in said mortgage as follows VI
to wit u
y Certain lota or parcels of land situated In Sork
rento Hancock county, Maine, being lots mum n
beret l. 2 g. g. r. -, $, O. 10, In section V, OF al
vision l. and lots numbered ~, Il, D. -, =, -,
said corp, ration made by Gilbert +. simpson
surveyor and recorded in Hancock Registry on
Deeds at Ellsworth, Maine, Book of Plans No.
page ~, said lots containing one hundred anu
eleven thousand four hundred and forty ll.fto
square feet more or less. and being the same
premises described and conveyed in the deeds
from said Frenchman's Bay and Mt Desert Landk
and Water Company to said William ID. Lewis,
adated July 18th, A. ID. ISIS
4 Five hundred dollars will be required to be
spad In ga by the purchaser at the time ana
place of sale and other terms will he announcetk
zat the time and place OF sale
FRKNcHMAN's BAY AND MT, DESERT
LAND AND WATER COMPANY.
BY Geo W. Armstrong.
its lice President
And by tirenvilIe u. Braman,
Sw4 its Treasurer.
Bar Harbor Eden Maine Jan 18th A. ID. 1874
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-02-02
Taxation.

The committee on Taxation will give public
hearing in the Senate Chamber at Augusta on
February 2, at O'Clock p. NJ, on bill
providing for greater uniformity among towns
In methods of assessment Of taxes by requiring
town assessors to meet State assessors In con-
MENTIONS to be held at different points in the State.
JOHN A. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Augusta, January %, 1888. 2w4