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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23

The cost Of highway transportation
over the properly built roads Of France
does not exceed one-third the like ex-
pense in the United States, it being com
mon in the rural districts Of France to
haul three tons and in the cities from
three TO five tons net freight with one
horse. In this way the good road saves
the farmer each year much more than
its cost, and We may ignore the increased
pleasure in lis use. If two horses haul
the load IF four. one wagon Of two, one
1T Of harness Of two. one driver serve
for two. and if six miles instead Of three
be passed per hour. the aggregate saving
would double the net income Of the av-
erage huckster or farmer Exchange
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23

With the Aroostook county towns es-
timAted AZ the figures of ls~t year. the
total valuation Of the Stale il brought up
TO SECS 025 i9l, a gain Of about 81, 800 GO.
The following nominations have been
msde by Governor tlcsves; Trustee II
Soldiers Orphans Hume-~Greenlcf 4
Stevens. Augusta Agent 20 Prevent
Cruelty Charie- II Leighton, Westhrnuk.
Fish and Game Wardens--Lous Smith.
Moose River; Edwin II. Hale, Polaut
Herbert l. Leavitt. Waldohoro Notares
Public-CharieS Ilamlin, Bangor: l.. Linn
Small. Auburn Justices of the Peace
aud Quorgm-W II. Farnum Rum.
ford Centre. J. Lyman Ripley. Andover
Francis J Hill. Exeter; James II. kscott,
Lisbon Enoch W Woodbury.. Bethel ;
Edmund Il Luce. New Vineyard; Isaac
Han-cam Lehauon Frank ). BoHker.
Phipp> burg Phil T. Getcheil, Lewiston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
State Of Maine.

~
I'Ahh> this the sixth day ~ November A L.
i ls'1, Cd execution dated the twenty fourth
day OF October A. u. ls!9. issued on a Judgment
rendered by the supreme iudlc!ai court Tor the
county Of Hancock. At the term thereof begun and
held on the second Tuesday Of October, Ia wit on
u twenty first day of October A. u. lsgs, in favor
OF Albert r.. NaTnum Of Penobscot against Rich
art Leach Of Penuhscot. for ninety six dollars
ana seventy five cents, debt or damage. ana twen-
tyone dollars and eighty cents c,,sts Of
suit, and will be sold at public auction at the OF
Nee Of Geo " Warren In Castine, in said county
to the highest bidder, on the sixteenth tiay III
December A. u l>9i at ten O'Clock In the fore
noon, the following described real state situated
ID Penob-cot, IN said county Of Hancock and An
the right title and interest which the said Rich
arr Leach has In and 10 the same or had on the
first LAY of october A. u. l-.t2 at two o'rl,ck in
INC afternoon, the time when the same was at
tached on the writ In the same suit 10 wit: Re
ginning on the west shore of the pierce" pond
on ilne Of Hiram Leach, thence running north
westerly on salt Leacn's and Geo r. BRIDGES
iine to land OF Haskell Leach; thence on Haskell
Leach land northeastery to Frank Bridges land
thence southeastcry on said Bridges line To tbc
pond thence southwesteriy on said pond to place
of beginning containing fifteen acres more or less
Dated this the sixth day OF November A. D. ISsJ
JOHN NJ. SO6ELL
Deputy sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
The Little Girl with a Company Face

once on time, Ia a far-away place,
Lived queer little girl with company face,
And no one outside OF the family knew
VI her every day face, or suppose she had two.
The change she could make with wondrous ce-
lerity,
For practice had lent her surprising dexteritv.
But at last II CHANGED on an unlucky dav
cor lucky, perhaps would much better saw,
10 her dismal di-may and complete consierna
ton.
She failed Ia effect the desired tran formation
Ana caller, her teacher, Miss Agatha Mason,
Nurpri -ed her with half Of her company face on
And half Of her every day face peeping out
showing one grimy tear track and half Of a pout
1"htra sting amazingly with the sweet smile
nat Thone on her company" side all the " lille
Ihe caller no sooner had hurried away
lhau up To her room the girl flew in ,iistnay
Nnd, after night spent In solemn reflection
on the folly Of features that can't bear inspec-
ton.
She came down to breakfast, and walked to her
place
aim, sweet and serene, with her company face.
Ihcnceiorward She wore ii, day out and day in.
M You really might think I woald be worn
very thin
But strange 10 relate it grew more bright and
gay.
Ana her relatives think I was rel letter DAY
when the greatly astoni-hcd Miss Agatha Mason
surprised her with half Of her COMPANY face on.
-Norcnber ST ktrtoais.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23

Harper Bros, the New York publishers.
are thinking of erecting a school building
st the Good VIII farm. They have sent
to Maine for information regarding the
home.
The following patents have been grant
ed to inventors: Henry Alexander. Port
land, pipe tongs; Charles II. Burgess.
Eureka, hand stamp; VIM. X. Kennard,
Camden, Irvine cutter; Francis B. Terry.
casting rollers; John e. Hobbs, North
Berwick, hub runner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
Maine Central.

Figures from the Maine Central's report
for the year ending Sept. 80, 1898, show
the earnings for this year and last as fol-
lows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
reaal Notices.

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the coun-
ty of Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED administrator de bonis
i non OF estate OF Otis Grinde. late OF Penob
scot, In said county, deceased. respectfully repre-
cents that the goods and chsttels rights and cred
u% of said deceased not sufficient to pay his
just debts and charges of administration by the
sum OF six hundred dollars, wherefore your peti-
toner prays that inasmuch by n sale of any
portion of said real estate the residue would be
greatly deprecated in value, he may be licensed
20 sell for the payment of said debts and charges
of administration, at public auction, the whole Of
the following described real estate of said de.
ceased. situated In Peuobsrot. IN sad county. I'm.
clnding the reversion of the widows dover there
In, 10 wit Beginning on the highway IclUpg
from Castine to Psnohscat At land n \. r.. Var
mum. thence along said Narnums iand In a gon-
eral southeasterly direction to the SAT- water;
thence following the salt water southcasierly,
s1uthwesteriY and nosthwesteriy around the point
a. the shore runs 10 the said highway ani
Eencc noTthcasteriy hy said nj .hway tn place 81
beginning, always reSerytng and except ng fFnm
said premises the Hand occupied by FINER Leach
Fred Leach and Mention t,rinde, meaning hereby
,o sell the homestead farm Of said OTIS Griud'c
GRO. NJ. WAERFS
Nov. ., A. %. ls9sl.
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK. $ Court Of Probate. November
Term. A. h. lSst.
Upon the foregoing petition ORDERED, Tint
said petitioner give public notice 10 ali yrf-op=
Interested by causing q copy Of thc petition anI
this order thereon, Ia he publ rhree w+gks
successfully tn the Ellsworth American a rou.
paper printed or published in Ellsworth. 70 said
county. that they may appear st q COrrt II Pro
bate for Said county, to he hcll at Eurk -port Nh
the second " ciinc<t ay 81 December n,iNt at ten
Of the clock In the forenoon 20 show cause II auy
they have. why ting prayer Df said petitioner
should NOT be granted.
or. CISNINGfI An. IudFr
Attest .--CHA~. T.. buRR. Register
true copy, Attest - HAS. r. hnHR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
Notice of Foreclosure.

nv HEREAs, Edward L. Milliken OF Ellsworth
w Hancock county, Maine, on the seventh
day Of March A. u. 1881, by his mortgage deed Of
that date recorded In vol. 270 page 2ll, conveyed
to me in mortgage a certain lot or parcel Of land
situated In Ellsworth, bounded and described as
follows, to wit Beginning on the east side of the
road leading from said Ellsworth to Oak Point,
so-ealled, In the city of Ellsworth town of Trep
ton formerly In said county, on the north line of
Washington Murch's lot and at the southwest cor
ner of the lot herein conveyed; thence easteriy On
said Nurch's north line thirteen and onethird
rods; thence turning and running northerlv and
parallel with the aforesaid road three rods thence
running westerly and parallel with the aforesaid
north line Of said Murch's lot to the said road:
thence sontherly by the line of said road to the
place of beginning and containing forty square
rods, being same premises conveyed by Perry w
Alley TO the said Edward l.. Mihiken on the said
seventh day of March A. D 1873 And whereas
the condition Of said mortgage has been broken
and still remains broken and unperformed now
therefore by reason of and account of the bieach
OF the condition of said mortgage claim a fore
closure thereof.
Dated this 4th day of November A. D. 1898.
PERRY W. ALLEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
CeaaI Notices.
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

Nourcs den tn
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23

To whom taxed
james FuilUm. or uuk'n
Ann Hopkins.
Hiram T. Johnson.
Luther VI. Lawrence. or uuk n
Prank Fowcr, Or uuk'n.
u. sargent 4 sons, OF unk'p,
Ri hard snow ..
Ruck sport Electrical 60, or :
lucknow \
Euckspurt, Nov +. ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23

When the Congressional orator loses the thread
OF his discourse he has difficulty in spinning
new one Piaia Dealer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

, Machine -hop, Engine house 4 lot villa
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
(Continued from page 81

10 an operation WhIcn was per
formed on his mouth aboard of
Mr.. Benediet's yacht. Mr.. l..
Clarke Davis. Of the Public
Ledger" Philadelphia. who is
an intimate friend of the Presi-
dent denies ind gnantiy that the
President IS suffer ne from any
disease which could cause the
country and the friends of Cieve-
land any alarm or uneasiness
whatsoever.
The Chronicle of the 9th inst.
co taius lengthy Washington
dispatch in which it is st ted
that Minister Will will be In
structed to make arrangements
for an election to be held In
Hawaii, to d eide on the future
form of government to be estab
shed according to the will of
tie Hawaiian people under IA
uiild American prutectorate,
which will guarantee non inter-
ference of any foreign powers
and the preservation of internal
pence and quietness. The Chro-
piCte further states that the u. 5.
forces IN Honolulu will be re-
inforced by other men-of-war
while the election and establish
meut of the new government
takes place.
In regard to the Chinese exclu-
sion act, special to the Near
York World from Washington, on
September llth, SAYS:
The decision of the Admins
tr ton to enforce the Geary Act
SO far as the fluids availa BILE will
permit has drawn vigorous pro-
test from the Chinese Govern
ment. VIII CHI WAS presented to-day
to 5 cretary Gresham by Yang
Yu, the new Chinese Minister.
aud the situation has become Sc
riuusly complicated. The state
ment that it has been decided to
suspend the operation of tue law,
however, is fatty denied by
S crvt,ry Gresham. WHO said to
the World CORE spond-nt tonight
tbnt neither the President nor
any member of the Cabinet won d
or could suspend the operation or
execnt on of law of Congress,
and 1t is not true that the Cnmese
Mn ter has been assured that
the Geary law would be suspend
ed pending the passage by Con-
gress of other Legislation.
Secretary Gresham declined to
y anything further in regard to
his interview with the Chinese
Minister, excusing himself upun
the ground that the conference
WAS ofici,l, and that it would be
contrary to diplomatic proc, dure
to make anything public regard
ing it.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
Progress il 1892.

c. O. BERGER,
General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu, III. I.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-18
Fire, Life &c Marine
4sINSURANcE4s

Hartford Fire Insurance Co..
Assets. s7,IO9,825 40
London & Lancashire Fire ms. Co.,
Assets s4,3l7 o52. 90
Thames & Mersey Marine ms. Co.,
Assets, s6,l24057 co
New York Life ms Co..
Assets sl37, 499, 1875. 80
G. O. BERGER.
General Agent for Hawaiian IsanCs
Honolulu H. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
GREATfUL-c0nFoRTlNG.
EP PISS cocoa
BREhKFAST-SUPPER.
NOTICE OF roREcLosURR.

WHEREAS, John y. HARRIET OF Portland. In
the County Of Cumberland and state Ut Maine,
AMI rrank l.. Barrett Of Paris In the County Of
oxford In said state. did BY their mc,tssEe le-i
of Deeds FOR ssid County Of Oxforl. Hook tis,
Page ", convey TO LORENZO d. n. Sweat Of taii
Portland, o certain lot or parcel Of land, 20
gelher with the buildings thereon. sitn,te.i IN
the town Of sumner. In said County Of OXFORD,
and bounded and described ~ follows, to Wit
now or formerly owned by Mrs. n. W; stowe
thence runnlng westerly by her north line one
hundred and dry rods TO stake aud stones;
thence southeriy by her west line 70 land now
az sT,S % n ndx Or formerly 81 Geo.
thence nortberiy by the west line Of the VOC IN,
der description and crossing the obi County
Road 70 the northwest corner Of said lot;
thence eastsrly BY the north line Of said ios y
southerIy by the road and east line Of SAID ~,
70 nrst mentioned boun.ls, excepting and re
serving 20 much Of sail land, together with
the buildings thereon. ~ IL owned and occupied
by the town Of sumner Aforesaid. Contalnir {
one hundred ninety acre: NOR or lee: e. s'ns
Calvin Harden by deed dated May -, lss9.
And wherea. the condition OF SAIL mortgage
deed has been broken.
And whereas by the terms OF said mortgage deed
the mortgsgors and mortgage did agree upon
one year as the time In which said mortgage and
the tight Of redeeming the premises should IL
forever foreclosed by any OF the methods pro
Now therefore, the said mortgage hereby
gage upon the premises Aforesaid, anil that be
claims q foreclOsure of said mortgage by reason
Of the breach ofthe conditions thereof.
In witness whereof ] have hereunto Get my
hand this twenty ninth day Of November, A. ID
'0~' IoRrSZO ID. N. SWEAT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
The NEW TARIFF BILL

The tariff hill prepared by the Demo-
cratic majority Of the ways and means
commlttee-the Republican minority not
having been allowed to take any part In
the deliberations Of the committee
was made public Monday OF last week.
The bill puts wool, coal, lumber, salt
and iron ore on the free list, snd reduces
the tariff on sugar from oue-half to one
quarter cent per pound. The sugar
bounty l. to be extermlnated by degrees,
the process Of determination extending
over the period Of eight years. The
free list IL made larger than In any
tariff since that Of 1857.
The specially noticeable feature OF the
bill IL that Il substitutes ad vslorem for
specific duties 10 a great many instances,
and that the most Of the duties prescrib-
ed BY IL are ad valorem. such duty IL
more productive Of corruption and
less favorable to our manufacturers than
a specific duty, but IL Is more In line
with the iaisse- .f,ir,, free trade doctrines
of the Democratic party.
The farmers aud lumbermen Of Maine
will be interested to learn that besides
letting lumber In free, the bill puts ap-
pies, beef, mutton and pork cabbages,
eggs, milk, peas and straw, which are
now dutisble, on the free list, and cuts
the duties on butter, cheese, hay, Pots-
toes, starch, vegetables, poultry and
farm animals all the way from a third
10 half aud In some cases more. Fresh
fish IL another addition to the free list
that will not be relished by our coast
fishermen.
While the bill l. Inconsistent In many
respects with the bold free trade plat
form Of the Democrats, IL Is about as
near an approach to tariff for revenue
only a. the diverse interests Of represen-
tatiyes Of the different sections Of the
country would allow, and about as radi-
cal as the strong free trade wing Of the
party would venture to present for the
consideration Of that portion Of the par
ty who believe In at least "incidental"
protection.
II IL estimated that this bill VIII reduce
the revenue about fifty millions. The
deficiency will be made up on the inter-
nal revenue, one feature OF the Increase
very likely being an income tax.
IL Il a long road that tariff bill must
travel, from Its formulation In commit
tee until it becomes law; and while
the Republicans will probably undertake
no factions opposition or obstructive
tactics, the bill will run against diver
sity Of opinions and diversity Of inter-
ests within the Democratic party, aud it
Il likely to be materially changed before
IL becomes a law-lf IL ever becomes
law. That Is a question rs yet, even
With government Democratic In every
branch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
AN OPPORTUNITY.

by special arrangement with the pub
fishers Of the New York Tribune we are
enabled to offer the Weekly Tribune and
the Democrat one year for only Ella
for both papers. The Tribune will keep
YOU thoroughly posted on national
issues and the Democrat viii endeavoI
to keep you up In local matters. This
Is good value for the money. Address
all orders for the two papers to the
publishers Of the Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

- s.ilbrs ballsss and empty shsIls
Sc No. u 8. CIV. wisehsstsr ~
loading tools. cootnl Gro.
Quastitiss Of q, - asd - ealibes bal
Small waltham watch.
wood block for falss hey hole In post
oflco door.
Pair tan gloves.
Pair tennis shoee.
Pocket book.
Stamps.
Il inch brass blow pipe.
Pair Of Buckskin mlttens.
Candy.
Books, circulars, etc.
book 'sScammers Universal Treasure
House Of Useful Knowledge" Identified
a. property OF n. r. Tufts and stolen
from Paris Hill Academy.
Wallet.
French nuts In black case.
Caramel cups.
Black paddock.
Brass trunk lock.
Shell harp.
arssors, strap and case.
Fixture 70 heat water over lamp.
Bottle oil, color black.
Bottle sperm oil.
Bottle checkerberry.
Box Cuticura ointment.
Bottle German cologne.
Tobacco.
Comet oil can.
Anti-cut razor guard.
Fish hooks.
Bag buck shot.
Paper containing order for dark Ian
tern.
Glass cutting diamond.
Files.
strip sheet brass.
Mirror.
Brass lamp complete.
Blue glass lamp complete.
Small leather bag.
Small nail hammer.
Cigar box Of silver coin.
Door bolt.
Nickel alarm clock.
Small oak case clock.
Typewriter.
Brass tube.
2 feet rubber pipe.
Wooden music rack.
Beer bottle containing kerosene.
Candlestick.'
Brass rules such - used In printing
Office.
Bank book No. 4535, South Paris
Savings Bank.
Small brass paddock with key.
Black paddock with chain and key.
packs new playing cards.
Wood reel and braided linen hsh line.
Tin tobacco box containing 8S old
coins.
Box containing cuds Of gum with im-
pressions Of keys on each.
10 Ia feet 5-S Inch new rope.
Canvas bag.
Shoes and rubbers.
Pair ear protectors.
S2ll.00 In bills.
Sll9.S3 In silver.
800 In South Paris Savings Bank.
CAST Ia postage stamps and very
many other small articles, clothing, etc.,
etc.
This does not include the keys, FALSE
whiskers, dark lantern, leather bag, ETC..
dropped on the night Of the tragedy.
Verify, choice collection fora boy Of
no means.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
A HAPPY WEDDING IN BETHEL

Surrounded by q brilliant bloom OF
chrysanthemums and beautiful carns-
lions, John Clinton Metcalf aud Ethel
May Walker were united In marriage at
the residence Of the brides parents, on
Tuesday, Nov. -, at noon. The cere-
mony Was performed by Rev. +. X.
BEEN, pastor Of the Unlversalist church.
Mr.. Metcalf In prosperous young busi-
ness man In Pennington, Maine, their
future home. The bride IL the young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Walker, aud 10 . most popular young
lady among hosts Of friends.
Four young ladies, dressed 10 evening
costumes, formed ribbon aisle down
which the bridal pair passed while Miss
Lillian True played the wedding march.
The bride wore . dress Of white
taiiets, trimmed with lace and ribbons,
and abe carried an exquisite bouquet Of
Bride roses, looking very sweet and
pretty.
Immediately after the ceremony lunch
was served 10 the relatives and friends
assembled, and the occasion was very
happy and enjoyable one. The couple
Ian on The ! 30 express amidst shower
of rice and flowers.
Ths presents were many and elegant,
attssting ths regard Of large number
Of relatives and friseds. 4. Q. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

A man by the name Of William Childs,
commonly known as "Old Hunter" died
q few days since at the residence OF
John I.eavitt of West Athens. Childs
had lived alone In the woods. lie re-
Gently went to Leavitt's near the village,
said ne was sick and could not die alone.
lie was cared for until he died. Then
It was learned that he had once been q
prosperous merchant Ia Massachusetts,,
but business troubles had made him
insane and he had wandered away, his
friends not being able to learn his
whereabouts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
LORENZO ID. N. sw EAT.
STATE OF MAINE.
True '0p'.AsE6sR ALBERT d. PARK. Register.

To the Honorable Justice Of the supreme judi
cial Court next ~ be holden 81 Paris within
and for the County Of Oxf0ri on the secona
Tuesday Of February. A. ID. lset.
Fred L. Tribou Of Paris, In said County OF Ok
ford respectfully hbels and gives this honorable
court To be informed that be was lawfully mar
ried 10 his wife Fannie Trbou, who.e mailer
name Was Fannie Gowan, at brooklyn In The
state OF New York, on the 18th day Of November
A. ID. lsI3, and that since HE sai'l marriage hs
has conducted himself as q kind and faithful
husband % his said wife and ever while she liz
eli with him provided her with proper and suit
able maintenance and support, yet The said u
belize wholly regardless Of her marriage cove
nant and duty on the day Of Aug, A. ID. Isl
without reasonable cause utterly and wilfully
deserted and abandoned your libellant ami ~.
parte to parts unknown, AMI from that day 10 the
day Of the Ming Of this libel her residence ha.
been unknown 10 your llbellant, and her present
residence IL wholly unknown to him aud Cannot
be ascertained by reasonable diligence, and
your libellant further AYERS that he AMI the u
belle rohabitei In this State after marriage and
that he has resided In this state and County In
cool faith for more than one year next prior %
hllng this libel.
South Paris, Nov. 18th, isa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
AWARDS FOR EDUCATIONAL tx.
hI6tIS.

In the liberal arts department at the
worlds fair, New England Was notably
represented and the various exhibits
made by our schools were the subject Of
much favorable criticism. Maine
schools made splendid showing - will
DO seen by the following complete list Of
awards for the schools In this state:
Maine State College, Orono, work oil
students.
Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton,
school work ~ exhibited BY photo
graphs.
Fsrmipgtou State Normal, Farming
ton, school work 40 exhibited by cards
and mounted drawings.
State Of Maine, Charles p. Mattocks,
Portland, educational exhibit.
Rockland schools, Rockland, drawing
and Bookkeeping books.
school Board, Richmond, written
worl, primary grammar and high
school Board, Lswistou, school work.
Public Schools, Gsrviinsr, primary,
grammar and high school work.
Schedule educational exhibit, Bangor,
ssudents' work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
N.si.. sss.ss.d Meeting Of Creditors :"

To the creditors Of JOHN y. ROLLINS. o.,
BeShel, IN the County of Oxfori AMI s'A"'''
Maine. lnsolyent Debtor. ..,,.i
You arp herrby potined. that with the appfo'n =,
Of the Judge Of the Court of Insolvency Tor sss
county, The second meeting Of tbs cre.iis"r a..
said fnsolvens u appointed 70 be hsh ~ ~.
on Wednssday ths sosh day Of Dec, D. is''
q nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
You VIII govern yourselves accorilnfy c,.,,
Oliver undsr NY hand and oss order otSo
"a IuEsT u. PXsK, Register Of ths Court
Of isssi,sssy, Cor aid 6sSsty Of oifs0a.