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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

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no solo TO Sc amor,iza. siro -
aun Sc d.j para estim1ar
embicioa de los g-ne-ales
Ian 8 Il cabeza de las treo
regaIa a in am go, eual
regular e1 Il dia del sar+5
bre IN par de tiborss -e.
;Asl. por mucho h=r
d-rrochs en- los camps :
gentes sxt -vas 70 ,rs
mar en sefie! Is ver3a
pios tampo1o t9man
Sc lado La Ep0eu par
e qle el nombrarnient
carsado excelente efsa.
nundo. Q sisiersm4s
cara del rcdactor &C r.
que ha essr.to 4 noticis
. d trazar ta
obrecitos poia5os
20 e ssnor Caao. dl
-alumnia os por to4
sivieran hey resl.tasia
amer a a Pstsia. &c GYa
orudencia y hssta &c esc
ara los COZ los part
.ctualisa3 Sc usaf
Nl3a; 10 h=ehs.
Por ESQ no h IS h=bar la is.
cion, nj 5iquiera un4
aaja supone, J u ey - hasa
La virtud de el Is se4 a
ID r situaoion=s, riraiai,-r
tro periodicos qu- gsa
ter. Con no h7cefl : case. z.s
9aohados. 1a $ oaasa,sa
Los hberaies no io h 5rar 5s
Ger mejor LIS republican
rian peor segur-m4Ete
IA muestra, y ms Fccemcs
nuestro gusso. Con ta ca.sr
miento, lq1ie les a 4 maaa
nistrcs Y ,niristerialsSi
Va 10 &c ia CsIitaria geas.a
jercito saiio. Al "a Is g
sa 2 Is dc IA Sala tercsra Lssa5 !.
Densara en otra cosa que P
vir de b-neheio los amigos
La, cortes ceIfadss, i gaitso
beral mudo 8 naitreoh3, e.1a.
uo.c f4tigado en- flzrzs eaa.,.
tienpcs y desdiohss, IA nso ea...
abstTaida por "a caMaaaa go.
sCuando volvefan pfe~s1tas= q,
cunstanoias tan fv9rabLes como s.
"a? H y qpe ap59veeh ras 8
tiene O no Sc tieIe habit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
NoYiembre 20 de 1925.

Noviembre 20 de 1895.
Y tras Ell Tempo vino tl Inpar
cial
Ped{a ell disrio silvslis.s que Sc
ap icasen Puerto Rico las refor
mas
Pide cosa id5ntica eI diario in3e
pendieute.
Y les secundan ElDta, FL Literal
FL PAS.
500 faita que tamb 6n les secun
De eli gobierno, duro y rehacio, STEM
pre- que tocan hscer jasticia
Hoy por hoy todo Sc reduce & una
campana meno7 a6o; una inicia
tive a. u p-ensa.
u sen5r ministro De Ultramar
rec cue q ley Maura Abarzuza De
: apsicarse 8 las dos islas simu IA
esnerte.
It -ara-e de otorgar una reb- i
zn . cuotas e'ectorales, y Cuba e
sulta-ia superior: y a Cuba Sc con
eel ii v4utai i
Tra'a-e de retardar IA implanta
e;61 as a. sistema expansive. ' aun-
1ue Cuba esta en armas y aunque
Puerto-R 60 Sc resigna Y sufre, a las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

Como quiera que hay tempo pa
ra soil -itar una rectifcac on, no
dudamos que ell se1or Goberna-
dor obtendra del senor Casteila-
no, que el nuevo CAME de papel
por plata Sc vfrifque tambien en-
todas las poblaciones de Ia isla
En- res1men tque problema
resuelve Ia desdichada soluc:on
del CAME por plata provicial !
Ninguno, a nuestro entender,
pues continuaremos sometido- a
las consecuencias De az factua-
Clones de los cambios por falta
de base segura que los fegule, '
cor consiguiente, los precios de
nue tros produc-os Y de les efec
tos importados sufri1 an as mis-
MS alteracionos que en- el estado
ac lal &c cosas causa Ia desespe-
aci6n De comerciantes : agricul-
torres. No queremos fungir de
profetas, Y dejaremos a tempo
Ia mission de patentizar 81 Ia ope
gac'6a del carrie en esa forma re
auldara Ell favor 3 en- pc, iuicio
de los intereses generates de la
isla Ell el porvenir
A fuer de imparciales, debe-
mos corsignar que, seg1n Sc des-
prende de los terminos del real
decreto, no ha tratsdo el seGor
Castellano DE- favorecer al Tesoro
de Ia metr poll en- menoscabo
lel ds Puerto Rico, toda vez que
nromete traer a a circulaci6n
pdblica de esta la none a de
orc del cuno nacional por el va
lor sobrante Tue r5sulte de la
reacunaci6n de los pesos mex;ca
nos actualmente c.rculantes, des-
pue; de liqu'dado el gasto De 50
reacunac.on J el de las demas
operaciones del canje" acto que
revela la escrupulosa reetitud
que nos completeness en- recono-
GER en- Ell senior Castellano.
En- cuanto 4 Ia circulation de
7se orc, opinamos que sera incom-
oatible mientras Ia especie mo-
letaria sea plata pues ese orc,
nduda blemente sera sometido en
u valor a las osoilaciones de los
,ambios sobre el exterior, = mas
9ien creemos one sera objeto de
con lassalternativa
oeculiares a toda clase de mer-
,anclas.
He ahi nuestras primeras i'm
oresiones respecto a. tan espera-
10 decreto del canje, que la eau
ado no / ocas desiluciones en- los
Iue espe aban una obra de ma
l.cance despues de tan laboriosa
res taci0n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
ADIESTRO SINIESTR0

Ocupandose De Ia pol{ti "a del @,
neral G4mir De las francas mani
festac ones que hiciera raiz de 50
llegada. acerca de IA actitud impair
c;al Que adoptaria en- frente d. nues
tras uchss de partidoa, opina nues
tro estim ado co'ega FL PAS de San
ian. que haSta 8 f-ch. no hay mo-
t;vos sufciantas para dar por qle
brantadas Ia jlsticia a recHtud
ofrecidas por Ell nuevo Gobernante
s nen bsrgo; en- cuantas ocasiones
Sc le han ofceciio de probarnos prac
t;camente a sincaridad de aquelloS
ofrecimientoz. Sc hs inclinado STEM
PIE 4 favor de nuestros adversarios,
por 10 cua hay hementes irdicios
para Greer. qua el q -Deral dando a
0 vido 81 boz i.imas intenciones, Sc
guira en 10 sucaeivo Ia conducsa de
sus ilustres antecesores. por 10 ser
me os Que ellos E. una lev fatal 4
que no puede sustEaerse, b asta que
70 var1e de una manera radical n1es
tro sistema poi;ico
81 nos 81 amos en- su manara de
proceder al cub If, de ohcio, por
autor zac;ou de- mini>tro de { ira
mar las catorce vacantes De "a D pu
saci6n provincial. no polremos manos
De estar oofnrmes con las sp- cia
clones de FL 2 IS; Fues este h-cho
en- i, siendo liberrimo y potestativo
como es, no constituye inilsticia al
guna, nj nos ha privado del iercicio
de ningua derecho
Por otra parte dice muy bien el CO
lega que el partido liberal DO esfa en-
el caso de que Sc comedian de ofcio '
como gtacia, los cargos que puede
obtaner pr el sufeagio popular
En- semej antea condolences ningdo
autonomlsta cue precie Y estimA 50
dignidad y tenga p'eua conciencia de
sus derechos, debe aduitir represeu-
tac;6n guna nj en- Ia D putac;6n ri
en- los municipios.
Pero no obstante; 81 Ia conduota
ssguida por el Gobernador, en- el caso
4 que nos referimos, no constituye
una P ueba bastante signifeativs V .
elocuente que de todas sus promasas
no faeron otra cosa que msra for
mula para l!enar las apariencias, no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
Ell CAME
PRIhERAS INPRESIONES

aver L9TCS pubIlCdMOS I'll 10 d.
sueltas el Decreto del Canje, de-
cual vamos a ocuparnos. Hemos
de confesar que. en- contra de 10
que anticipaban los admiradores
del senor Casteilano. no ha de-
iado satisfe ho 4 t0ol0s, nj espera
bamos que tal rudiera suceder.
pues en- asuntos en- que los inte-
reses personales juegan principal
p pei, es muy diffcil, 81 no in posi-
bic, hallar el Justo needio que a to
dos satisf5 "a.
Es verdaderamente sensible
Que estando seguro ell senor mi
nistro de que Ia operac;on arroja-
ria un benefcio por vi1tud del
mayor peso Y neior ley del sol
mexicano comparado con Ia nue.
"a moneda provincial, no Sc hu-
biera decretado ol canie d "a par.
pues no eXpresando ell decreto Ia
forma en- Que - han de satisfacer
los com promises cont aidos por
moneda corr e1te. cuyo vencimien-
to sea posterior al CAME, vemos
en- lontananza IN semillero de
pleitos entire deudores y acreedo-
res, que pudieran ser faci.mente
eyitadcs con IN roco mas de pre-
vision por parte del legislator
Is, ademas, notoria injueticia
que Sc entregue a los tenedores
de soles mexicanos una moneda
de menos valor ;ntrfnseco a ma
yor precio que aquella, = bien pu-
DO salvarse este Inconvenience
cargando al presupuesto de Ia isla
la diferencia de gastos que no al
canzase a cubrir ell benefcio le
Ia reacunaci6n
Otro defecto del lecreto Is Que
el CAME Sc limi por ahora 4 los
pesos 9nteros dejando para mas
tarde ell de la moneda fracciona-
r'a, cuyo valor legal quedara re
ducido al % por ciento, Y por
tanto resultaran en- las monedas
pequenas fracciones dificiles de
relaciona, con Ia nueva unidad
monetaria Des pues de tan lar
ga espera lpor que precipitar la
operacion del capje, 81 no pod1a
hacerse totalmente de una vez
Ofrece ell sen9r ministro qus ell
papel mc media especial, que ha de
servir en- parte para el canje, Sc
Ia recogido brevemente, y seglln +
ell art1culo II del decreto parece
que el p'azo Sc FL de antemano
en- tres meses que venceran el p
de Marzo de 1896 !" siempre que
la cantidad de pesos meiicanos
que Sc hallen en circulaci6u no
exceda de diez millones.7 Ha-
cemos votos por que no Sc opon-
ga al pre- p6sito del M m'nistro al
gda acontecimiento extraordina-
70, para que ese compromise
quede cumplido a despecho de
los presagios de los pesimistas.
Pero 10 que no creemos equita
two es que ese papel deba ser
canjsado en IA Capital como
determina el decreto, Y no Ell los
dive SOS pueblos de la isla Ell los
cuales Sc hallara circulando: pue. S
'eria una gran molestia que $
IA a los tenedores del ia
pei obligarles a remitirlo q q :
capital ' a trasportar despu6s el g
'quivalente que reciban Ell plata I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

La Den
dos Sc considera en- las mismas con
diciones.
Para 10 mao. para 10 que dana '
deprime. mar amos la cola de ca
ba- y pagsmos los vidrios sq1e
llos.
Pa~a 10 favorable nos declaran IN
dependencies de Cuba.
La conducta de Luestros estadis
tas es hidalga generosa.
Al deb;l, al que no protesta nj
com bate, palo Y pedrada.
No hay tenor de que el jsco res
piDgue. } sc le fustiga, J Sc le espo
lea. despues Sc le contiene ! Sc le
donna con Ell freno de bronco.
E potro que Sc encab-ita Y Sc
des boca, CORE a escape en- Ia ken
"a llanura. plata, encrespa la erin. ',
rota q brida, g interna en los lsbe-
rintos del b scale.
E domador qu'Are 4 IA vez pegar-
le } acariciarle. R=lucirle J atraer-
Yen esa brega recibe latigazos !;
pero recibira mas tarde libartad '
pienso.
Uno sirvs para soportar el jnete
en- "a batalla.
Otro sirve para hacer que gire Ia
r1ada De Ia noria.
\ wees los simi!es h{piccs son
enos en Ia adaptation & Ia pol{tica
7 rth jan de IN modo fel ~ le
gimen entero de abusos seculares-
Darante diez amos E .psna verti6
60 Cuba 81 sangra, IA sangre de su
nohse y bizarra juventud
7 derram6 en Cuba 81 orc el orc
de sns trabsj jados contribuyentes.
Paso IA guerra grande y hubo la
guerra fhica.
7 jamas ceso Ia conjura
Y a fn estalla el movimiento de
hoy, Ell que tantas gotas de llanto
cuesta las madres espanolas
Durante cuatro sig.os Puerto Ri
CO parmanec Q fsl a Ia patria
ii IN motln ca sus cindades nj
una revuelta en- sus camp;nas.
En- So i storia ii una sola man
cha ssngrienta.
En- tanto que allf cerca. en pue-
DO hermano, Sc luch ,ba sc com
batfa. Ia colonia lei cordero prefri6 |
esperar 50 redenc;on dentro de Ia
nacionalidad
7 fue modeo de abnegac;ones sin
tasa sin llmite
Gran recompensa obt;ene Ia man
sedum bre nuestra
Cada vez que IN asunto Que nos
convene sube 4 Ia superfcie, una
nueva decapc;on nos contrista un
nuAvo desaire nos irrita.
D.riase que nuestra lealtad es I'd
estorbo.
Que 10 merece aprecio 'guno.
Que ea a go asf como IN harapo
inutil, que los gobiernos repugnan y
desdenan.
iOh. sabidur{a magma la Dc los
fac totum De II adrid de San Juar.
Les jazgaremos cspaces de reco
nocer IN dia 81 error de abrir una
era de corfanza de sfecto
10 nos someterenos las conze
cuencias de So torp, miopia
i fe Il destino el nuestro. que nos
pone merced De unos cuantos bar6
crotas, usurpadores del prestigio de
IA patria monopolizadores del 20
der de sus lucros abundantes
Para impedir que Sc eternice Ia
b-e. necesitamos una perso
0alidad mas fu8rte en- e. seno de- E.
.ad espaTo'.
lQaeremos J sabremos crearnos {
ssa personalidad ?
Hoy Sc apiazan las rtformas esps
ando que sea possible llevarlas a Gu 5
Manana Sc aplicaran como 20 ? e
'orqne &c imponen manera de una
oluci6n indeciinable: porque Apez s
sgn1a, y Herrera, y Galvez las piden (
gritos u
Pero aplicadas "a quiea ha de ha e
e con elias IN guisote nutriti 4
Q Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

Hoy Sc aplazan las rsformas esps
rando que sea possible llevarlas Gu
b
Manana Sc aplicaran como 20 {?
porqne &c imponen q manera de una
oluci6n indeciinable; porque Apez
t7gn1a, y Herrera, y Galvez las piden
4 grltos.
Pero aplicadas "a ! quiea ha de ha
Ger con elias IN guisote nutriti
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
lfgaI Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock ss:-Court of Insolvency
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ matters in the hereinafte1
enumerated have been presented to the conrt
of insolvency for the county of Hancock M
a term of court begun and held at Ellsworth
within and for said county, on the tenth
day OF January a. d. 1895, fer the action
thereupon hereinafter indicated, and that if
is ordered by said court that notice thereof
be published in the Ellsworth American n
newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
county of Hancock, once a week for three
successive weeks, that any person interested
in either of said matters may appear at A
court of insolvency to be held at Bucksport
within and for said county, on the thirteenth
day of February next at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon, and be heard thereon, and object
il they cause.
Alexander II. Norwood. of fremont, in said
county, insolvent debtor. Appointment of
second meeting or creditors filed and APP
proved.
Charles f. w. Brown, Of Bucksport, in said
county, insolvent debtor. Debtors petition
for discharge fled
Roscoe q. Young of Gouldsboro, in said
county. insoyent debtor. Appointment OF
second meeting of creditors filed and ap.
proved.
Attest:-CHAs. p, DoRR. Register
OF said court for said county of Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

All the labor expended in producing
strong drink is utterly unproductive. 1t
adds nothing to the wealth of the COM
munity.-Adam Smith.
1t cannot be denied that all the drunk
enness in the land is produced by what is
called the temperate use of ardent spirits
Rev. Wilbur Fiske.
No form of alcoholic drink is capable of
either warming, strengthening, nourish-
ing or sustaining the life of any human
benign. S. Davis, NJ. D.
Let every laborer know this fact That
at least one full hours toll of each day
labor is his tax for the support of the
dramshops of America.-Rev J. II. Sher-
man.
In the whole English language l can
find no word that strikes more terror to
my soul than the one word rum-T. V.
Powderly, Grand Master Workman,
Knights of Labor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
The ID .nocratic state Committee.

The democratic State committee met
at Portland, Tuesday, and organized Tor
the coming two years by the cAoice OF
George L. hughes, OF Bath. is chairman.
Fred +. Became, of fIaIoaei., q, : cretAry,
a.la L'ewellyn Barton, y. Portland, as
,itH>u4>".
'lnl- d, j, Was to have been expected.
after The democrats of the state, by their
81 sts-.t y anD Indifference, iera.i ted the
brea.. and butter brigade 10 capture the
convention last summer Hnd put the
organization in their breeches pockets.
The officers chosen are gentlemen whom
we highly esteem personally but they
stand for everything that Is bad in
politics.
Mr.. Hughe, is the representative of
Arthur SeWall, the detestable traitor who
ional committee, aud has ever since de
! voted himself TO he task OF hamstring-
ing the party and democratic national
admiuistrati ion.
Mr. SeWal is a protect iouist. a subsidy
hunter, an apologi,t for the mischevous
foreign policy of Blaine and Harrison.
and If he We're hung up by The heels and
his throat cat would not Weld enough
democratic blood To fill a thimhle. Hi.
representative and political protege /,
chairman of the state committee, and il
secretary J. the SIDE partner OF the light
weight politician " ho from q suburdl-
nate position in the treasury department
has publicly proclaimed himself the boss
Of Maine politics and the representative
of the administrations
And. by the way, the treasury clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
RESUMPTION Of service.

Beginning Fr.day, March - The
steamer .,Ffaub JONES' will resume
regular trip, letr-el Bocklana and
Machiaspert Tne h,.- a-il leave Rock
land at d .=lsa.-ou. lay. for Castine
Deer Isle. sedgwicE :-ook in, Southwest
Far5or. >-t. nea-l sla.Hor, Bar Harbor,
NiIbridse, J5ne-rort nd Machiasport.
leaving r...s=. .arbor al %. m, and arriv-
iss e, y: s:.esport al : p, m.
Re;arp#a g leave Maehia- port, on Mon
Gays at q. m. arriving at Bar Har-
bor at il e. M, and a, Rockland at
5 p. m. The boat VIII connect at Bar
H. Gamer leaving at 1890 a m.
coDreetinr ut Mt. Desert Ferry with
train H.. and and Boston.
This arrangement of one round trip a
week will continue until later in the
season, W hen the service viii be increased
to two round trips week, and still later
il, the season, the service will be again
increased to three round trips week.
The Frank Jones' will stop at Mort h.
east Harbor on signal, and will stop reg
u!arlv at all other landings during the
continuance of this arrangement.
The boat connects Ell Rockland with
trains of Maine Central railroad for ali
points TO and from the east and west,
and at Bar Harbor with the steamers of
the Maine Central railroad, which con-
meet with its all-rau line for Ellsworth,
Bangor, and all points IN central and
eastern -.
The mail .siIl be carried on the Frank
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrah Is a
blood or constitutional disease, and In order to
cure 1t you must take internal remedies HAIRS
Cstarrah Cure Is taken internally, and acts
directly on the hlood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catarrah Cure is not quack medicine,
1t was prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for wears, and is a regular pre-
scription. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces Inc
perfect combination of the two ingredients IL
" hat produces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrah Send for testimonials, free.
Ed. CHENEY Il co, Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists price '5c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
Killed at Branch Pond

y horse from Orland being driven across
Branch pond Wednesday of last week, broke
through the ice, breaking his leg.
The animal was Knocked in the head and his
body allowed to sink. Another story is to the
effect that the horse fell the ice, breaking his
leg, and after killing him, rather than drag him
to shore, the men in the sleigh cut hole
through the ice to let the body through.
Consumers of Branch pond water need not
feel at all neryous-the body has been removed
by the water company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

Over at Alamoosook the other day
there was an ice yacht race. Nancy
Hanks, the crack flyer of the fleet,
carried off the honors, going over the
four mile course in the remarkable
time" We are told, of fifteen minutes.
Come now, Nancy. you will have to
log along a little faster than that to
keep within hailing distance of our
Nicolin flyers, even with two or three
inches = low on the ice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
OBITUARY.
MATTHEW II. WOODWARD.

Matthew II. Woodward, the oldest resi-
/ dent of Ellsworth and one of its most
esteemed citizens, died at his home on
/ the Bayside road Sunday evening. lie
had reached the advanced age of ninety
! one years.
His last illness was of but short dura-
ton He had been i'll bat a week, and
! those near him did not suspect the end
was near until within few hours of his
I death. But the weight OF years hung
heavy upon him. and he could not rally
from his illness, slight though it seemed
to be, and his life faded gradually away.
He died as he had lived-at peace with all
the world.
Matthew II. Woodward was born at
Sutton, y. H., in March, 1904. He moved
to Ellsworth when about twenty one
wears OF age and entered the carpenter
and shipwright business with his broth
er, Stephen G. Woodward, who had pre-
ceded him here These brothers were
the founders of the W oodward family in
Ellsworth.
Matt hew Woodward Was married a few
years after his location here, to Miss
Julia Whitaker, daughter of the late
John Whitaker, and member OF one OF
the Oldest families in Hancock county.
4 large family OF children blessed their
union, those still living being A. X.
Woodward, OF Ellsworth; L. d. Wood
ward, Of ColfaX, Washington, w. p. and
c. f. Woodward, Mrs. 5. s. Higgins and
Mrs. r. +. Morang, of Ellsworth. Mrs.
Woodward died about two Years ago.
Mr.. Woodward became a mason in Sep
TENDER, 1898, when he Joined Lygonia
lodge. At the time of the Masonic eX-
citement in 1882, when lodges all over the
country were discontinued Lygona
lodge, OF which Mr.. Woodward was an
officer. suspended work, and was not re-
vived until 1877. Mr.. Woodward, togeth-
or with the late John /. Moor, +. l.. NJ.
Allen, and William Somerhy. was fore
most in re-es.Eb lishing the lodge. At the
member Of the lodge. and he last in this
vicinity of what i known s. the old
school Masonic gentlemen. His whole
lIfa has been Fl uo-s exemplary enc. His
strict integrity of character, the high
moral vieN IT life which he he'd IL his
standard. h : S;udness and generosity s
friend ana ueighhor. Won for him the
venarqt ION md esteem If his fellow men.
HIS We. the religion of the golden rule
do a. Won would lie done by= and with
this high ideal. his life vas most ire
proachahle.
He retained H. strength and faculties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss:--Court OF probate, Ellsworth
January term, a. d.. 1895.
counts having been filed for settle
"A ment in estates OF
Edward G. Dodge. late Of fremont de
ceased. Augustine ID. smith. administrator
Loyinia Melissa Gray, late of Bucksport
deceased. John A. Hartman. executor.
Clarissa F.. Folsom late OF Bucksport. de
ceased. James l.. Coombs. administrator de
bonis non.
Oford q. Dunton. minor. OF Gouldsboro
Bedford +. Tracy, guardian.
Ordered, That the said accountants give
notice to all persons interested, by causing a
copy OF this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, newspaper printed in Ellsworth, in
said county. that they appear at probate
court to be holden at Bucksport, on the second
"Wednesday of February next, at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, il any
they have. WIZ the same should not be al
lowed. o. p. CCNNINGHAM, J Judge
Attest;-CHts. 2. poHR, Register
\ true copy, Atte>t:-CHAs. p boRR Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-24

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