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Safe Investments.

I have opened an office In Portland for the
L purpose of dealing in bonds and securl.
ties, such As are legal investments for Savings
Banks and Trusts, and have now on hand some
particularly good securities that pay a good
rate OF interest, TO which would call the atten
ton of all wanting investments. Prices and
description Of securities will be sent applica
ton. My arrangements are such that am at
all times able to furnish any particular security
that may be desired, Correspondence solicited
All business strictly confidential.
H. b. NDERS,
BONDS A n d SECURITIES,
5li2 EXCHANGE STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
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The following decisions in Hancock
county case have been handed down from
the supreme court, rescript by Judge
Foster:
PHILLIPS vs.. PHILLIPS.
Supreme judicial court, Hancock coun-
ty Thomas X. Phillips, administrator
VS.. P. J. Phillips, ct al.
Rescript.
Where suit is brought by an admins
traitor upon a promissory note gwen to
the deceased interstate, and the defense
set up is that nothing Is due upon the
note, that sums of money had been PAID
amounting to more than the note since
the death of the intestate, under such
circumstances that the estate WAS liza bic
to reimburse them direction by the
court for judgment for the full amount
of he note will not be sustained II any
one OF the items set up in defense should
have been allowed in reduction OF the
/ note.
The law pledges the credit OF the estate
of the deceased for a decent burial inn
mediately after the decease, and for such
reasonable sums as may be necessary
for that purpose, even though such eX-
penses may have been incurred after the
death and before the appointment OF an
admin istrator.
Plaintiff to remit So, with interest from
date of death of intestate, and verdict to
stand for remainder, or exceptions to be
sustained.
M'KENZIE VS.. REDMAN.
Supreme Judicial Court, Hancock
county Colin Mckenzie vs.. John p. Red
man.
Rescript.
W here the insolvent debtor pointed out
to he assignee two wagons a part of
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Another Hancock county town an
nounces that it is out of debt, and has
Il sulp plus IN the treasury. fIanhilii,
for the first time in forty years,
makes this gratifyi statement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-21

The lazier a man is, the greater things
he is going to do when tomorrow comes.
Why was George Washington great
man? asked the teacher. Tommy-Be-
cause we don't have school on his birth
day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-21
Business Notices

Tapley's Bread Winner" out-wears all other
shoes
To make the hair grow IA natural color, pre-
vent badness, and keep the scalp healthy'
Halls Hair Remover was invented, and has
proved itself successful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-03-21

of Ellsworth's part of the agreement
was mailed on Monday, and the sub
scribers await with interest Mr..
Stover's reply.
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for Salt.

WE offer for sale the homestead of the
w late Erastus Redman, one uudIy ided
half of the brick store on Water St, one UNI
divided half of the store-house on Water
street, and the wharf property known as the
Jones wharf all situated in Ellsworth; also
three pews in the Congregational meeting
house and one in the Baptist meeting house.
Inquire Of JoHN b. REDMAN or EKAsrrs +
REDNAN, Ellsworth. Me.
HARMS good farms handy TO the
L Creamery, and with plenty wood and
pasturing. Easy terms. For particulars in
quire of 4.t. HA@ERTHS, Ellsworth.
HOUSE Two story with L; ten rooms,
i bath room and laundry; city water and
furnace; sta bile for three horses; large gardens
pleasantly situated on high land apply to
&. II. EMERY, Peters block, Ellsworth.
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NOTICE.

/ sons trusting my wife, Laura +. Sree"f
daughter of Aaron b. Davis, OF Orland' re, a,
shall pay no debts of her contracting a..
this date ALvAH u "hh'-
North Brooksyille, Feb. u, 1885.
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f. f. REDMAN.
FURNITURE. CARPETS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
No. Water street.
ELLSWORTH. ME.
Wigsin S
Headache Powders.

SURE CURE FOR HEADACHE.
My Powders have been sold for
the past five years, and have
not failed in a single instance.
Relief in fifteen minutes. |
warrant them or refund the
money. Twelve powders in
box for Is cts.
If you try them once you will
always use them.
For Nervous or Sick Head
ache and Neuralgia.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
S. D. Wiggin, Druggist.
No MAIN ST., ELLsw ORTIZ.
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NOTICE.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIoS.

4 IL persons desiring TO teach in the pub
"A lie schools of Ellsworth, are hereby no
tilted to present themselves for examination
al the School street Grammar school house
on Tuesday, April g. at O'Clock a. m. No
applications viii be considered until after the
examination. +. W. LORD,
Superintendent of schools.
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IN lNSOLt iN(A.
Notice of Second Meeting.

STATE OF MAINE, HANCOCK IS: Court ell In
solvenCy. ,
In the case of Herman u. smith, of Eden
insolyent debtor.
'INHlS is to give notice that. pursuant l" y"
i approval of court therefor, second htt'
ing of the creditors of said inso!Ychi dtPIo.
will be held at Ellsworth, in probate t"Itt
room in said county, on THURSDAY ny
eleventh day of April, a. d. 1897, at ten s'u, .
in the forenoon, for the purposes named uN
der chapter seventy of the revised StAtutt' "a
said State of Maine, and amendments tht''-
of and additions thereto.
Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR,
Register of said court
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The only school east of Boston that teaches the
"EHis system of Actual Business Practice from
the Start" Course of study thoroughly practical.
Branches taught: Bookkeeping, Business
mercial Law spelling. Actual Business Practice
Banking, shorthand and Typewriting
Send for Catalogue giving fun description of
ELLIS SYSTEM, together with testimonials from
the leading educators
Address +. ID. CHELLIs, Secretary,
Bangor, Maine.
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Life is too short to nurse ones misery.
Hurry across the lowlands, that you may
spend more time ON the mountain tops
Phillips Brooks.
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rHHE subscribers hereby give pu6lleb n mg
i tice to all concerned that they nav I'm, I'm
duly appointed, and have taken upon ~ Land and
selves the trust of executors OF the last WI f
testament of Sylyarus q. Haskell a. de.
Deer Isle, in the county of HancoGk' ""
ceased, by giving bond as the law dlreC ,bo
they therefore request all persons "I 70
are indebted to said deceased tstAt', h0
make immediate payment, ana thost me
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the sam
for ttlement, ACut7tt g. 'i'''
FRANZ 4. tiEOs-.
Ellsworth March 10. a. d. 1895.
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4 GENTS-Smart. reliable men to solicit
~ orders for an extensive variety of hardy
Nursery Stock. Also a few energetic women
for shrubs, roses, &c. :. T. CANNON, Au-
gusta, Me.
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vNHE subscribers hereby give public notice
i TO all concerned, that they have Dteh
duly appointed, and have taken upon ' h5dis
selves the trust of administrators de "Tn
non o. the firm estate of Rowe y tIn
late of Ellsworth, in the county OF han Hn,
cock, deceased. by giving bond as tht TINS l|'
directs; they therefore request an per tota
who are indebted to said deceased : CO.,
to make immediate payment, ana ny
who have any demands thereon to eNhlptI'"N
same for settlement.
GEO. p. DUTToS.
CHARLES II. DRrMNEf'
Ellsworth Feb 49, 1895
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60 lrt.


HOTTAGE-At Lamoine Beach, within three
~ minutes walk to Shore Acres hotel and
the same distance to the steamboat wharf.
Furnished for housekeeping if desired. Also
one building on the same lot for sale or rent.
all furnished for the market business. For
further particulars inquire of the owner Mas.
y. H. MEANS, at Ellsworth or "M. DEslsLEs,
near the premises.
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Spctial Notices.
NOT IL +

"OLpERS of Hancock county bond, are
1 hereby notified to present the same for
payment at the Burrill National Bank, of
Ellsworth. Maine, the first day OF April,
1880. after which day, interest on the bonds
VIII cease. j. +, DAEJe.
Treasurer OF Hancock county
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IOTSE-To let or for sale. Apply To )
IL NJ. FOSTER. Ellsworth.
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GIlal,tfo.

LSARM-Any person having farm for sale
Il to call on c. II. EMERY, Peters block
Ellsworth, Me.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Rescript and Ruling in Hancock
County Cases.
The following decisions in Hancock
county case have been handed down from
the supreme court, rescript by Judge
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PHILLIPS VS.. PHILLIPS.
Supreme judicial court, Hancock coun
ty Thomas X. Phillips, administrato
VS.. P. J. Phillips, ct al.
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NTAIt. OF NAM.

Attest:-CH.s. p. DoKH, ke-l-'eI
trne conv. Attest:-CMAs. z. DOM. no ~
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Strong, vigorous aud hoaithy c,ll
dren are what wo all wan, IN | hpy
to keep our little onasin ~ I'D haulth
is question of the = ettest intere +
to us all. Children are peculiarly
liable to nervous disorders; thcg
become nervous, restless, frettul,
cross and irritable their night
sleep is not calm and restfu), but
they loss restlessly from side to side,
murmur or talk in their sleep and
wake tired and unrefreshed in the
morning. They have an irregular
appetite, grow thin and pale, look
slight and puny, and their growth
and development become stunted.
If your children are sick, give tha.
greatest of all childrens remedies,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28
Death Of William A. Haas,
Jr., '88.

"a Tribute to His Memory by cIass-mate)
1t is with sorrow that we chron-
icle the death of one of our class
mates and thus realize that our
ranks have been broken. Your
correspondent thought that few
facts might be stated in addition to
those which appeared in the Sep
tember number of the JOURNAL.
For some of the facts we are in
debted to the excellent sketch that
appeared in the Reformed Church
Messenger from the pen of Rev. j..
G. Leinbach, of Sunbury, Pa. w.
A. Haas, Jr., was born near Sun
bury, Pa, on March Goth, 1869.
He was consccratcd to the Lord in
Holy Baptism and afterwards took
upoil llilllScll lllc SDlclllli NONN vi
confirmation, thus becominga mem
Der of the Reformed Communion.
That he was IN active church mem
Der is evident from the fact that he
served for several years as librarian
of the Reformed Sunday School at
Selinsgrove, Pa, and as organist OF
the congregation. Upon his remov-
al to Philadelphia, he did not forget
the church of his choice, but cast in
his lot with the "Church of the
Strangers and remained Il faithful
Christian up to the hour of death.
Our dear classmate had Il bright
and promising future before him.
But at the early age of 26 years, A
months and II days he was called
away from earth, to try the realities
Of another world. The old saying
that "Death loves a shining mark"
has been most strikingly illustrated
in the case of our deceased brother,
Haas. To those ofus who had been
associated with him in the classroom
and knew him so well, he was espec-
tally near and dear. The more his
classmates learned to know him, the
more they loved him and appreciat-
ed his moral worth. "Truth and
grandeur" stand ready to testify to
his noble life.
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BLossDuRe, Tioga Co., Pa.
Nov. %, '95.
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age, and its curative and restorative
effects are wonderful.
Mrs. III. Silver, of ii2 Lewis street
New York City, was not only restor.
cd herself to health by DR.. Greene s
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
but her two children, whose portraits
are here given, were made strong
and well by this grand medicine.
Mrs. Silver says - ------ -'-'
II was nervous for four years so
that / could do nothing. l went to
different doctors, but none could
help me. l read so much in the pa
pers about DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy that
thought | would try it. After the
first bottle felt relieved, so | used
couple of bottles more and now
am all right again. | thank DR..
Greene's Ncryura for the good it
did me.
II also have two little girls who
were sick, weak, and rundown, to
whom | gave DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. II did
them 50 much good that / cannot be
thankful enough. 1t made them well
and strong again, and they are now,
thanks to this wonderful remedy,
healthy and vigorous. Before / took
DR.. Greene's Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy L could not eat or
sleep. | could not do my house
work, but now | am like different
woman. L give this testimonial that
other sufferers may read it and know
the good Nervura did me and my
children"
Use DR.. Greene's Nervura IN all
nervous diseases of infants and chill
dren, and see them improve in health
and strength every day and hour.
IL is not patent medicine, but
the prescription of the most success
ful living specialist i'll curing nervous
and chronic diseases, DR.. Greene. of
80 West 18th St., New York City.
He has the largest practice in the
world, and his grand medical discov
cry is the result of his vast expert
ence. The great reputation of Dr.
Green is a guarantee that his medi-
cine will cure, and the fact that he
can be consulted by anyone at any
time free of charge, either personally
or by letter, gives absolute assurance
of the beneficial action of this wonder
full medicine.
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WEST BEAVER.

| 7. Swineford and family spent
h days last week at Siglerville,
ping at H. w. Knepp, :. Howard
Ester has a pleasant look , it is n
The mother has been quite
.. Mr.. Read of Mifllin county,
John w. Wagner II visit last
|nday, =. Jacob Erb is improving
y from his late spell of sickness
Our schools are all in a flourish
Fondition. There has been some
nderstanding with the teacher
e Ridge. Who is to blame =?
is the question. Mrs. Peter
Mrs. Kerns of New Lancaster
Sunday with their father, Adj
aumgardner. Our mills are
Dg about half time on account
be scarcity of water. John
ster spent Sunday with some
! Lowell friends. .. The bell
rs at Levi Treaster's were
ed to some choice cigars by
W, Hook. Simon Knepp of
hta expects to become q citizen
est Beaver this winter. >. The
published in the Herald last
written by the Rev. l.. G. Ed
was much thought off by all
u vets. in West Beaver.
Bon.
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CENTREVILLE.

|he days of butchering are at
IA and some of our people are al
Ily feasting on sausage. The
Hmittee of hog inspection of the
I'M claim that VIM. FL. Hartman
| the largest porker John Bail
| Jr. of Kratzerville was here
lOne his friends a day or so last
N. John +. Lichtenwalter is
present visiting the familiar
hes of his boyhood, in Carbon
[pty. .Chas. +. Sampsel, candi-
u for sheriff paid Middleburgh n
IDess visit one day last week. :.
Is. Hartman, proprietor OF the
Frside Hotel, Milton, was in
N last week. Mrs. Dinsmore of
Omsburg, lectured on temper
/, in the Lutheran church, on
Dday evening. 1t is the earnest
! Of your correspondent that n
kew may grace the table of every
Der of your valuable paper on
ursday H.. Rev. Ammon Stapleton
ewisburg will preach in the Ev.
rch, Friday evening in the Ger
language. . With this issue /
n my correspondence with the
hoping that an enterprising
10 gentleman will take hold and
bis responsible position, 1 now
pleasure in thanking my many
.as in this neighborhood for the
ness and courtesy shown me
ng the time "a period of twelve
b while acting as correspondent
ibis most valuable and popular
S.
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.,r, to the Golden Gate and Florida
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

That the public are quick to recog-
he the advantages of the Penn
lsania Railroad Company's perfect
Lrsonally- conducted tourist system
Isxemplifed by the annual increase
the number of participants in
Scrs organized under that system.
,de from this, the growing desire
Americans to see the wonders of
Ipir land is also an important fac
in advancing this healthy senti-
INIT in favor of travel.
This seasons tours to California
n be conducted in all respects as
Ose of preceding years, and will
Lre New York and Philadelphia
&bruary IL and March IL, 1896. On
first tour a stop will be made at
~ Orleans for the Mardi- -Gras
I.tiyities, and four weeks will be
bwed in California. On the second
Ar four and one-half weeks will be
0wed in California.
h addition to the Golden Gate,
cries of tours to Jacksonville has
m arranged. The tours will leave
Nv York and Philadelphia Jan
~ %, February 3, IL, Is and 25,
March 3, 1896, and allow two
sks stay in the Land of Flow
petailed itineraries Of these tours
be sent on application to Tour
Agent, 1l06 Broadway, New
X, or Room All, Broad Street
lion, Philadelphia
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BLosspuRa, Tioga Co., Pa.
Nov. 25, '96.
Editor PosT =
I have learned that
Mr.. Herman is again a candidate for
reelection to the House of Repre-
sentatives. Permit me to express
the hope that he will again consent
to serve the people of Snyder coun-
ty and the State of Pennsylvania in
that capacity. You will pardon me
for saying it. but l feel that with
such men in the legislature, there is
hope for better legislation, for the
passage of laws that will not be a
a stain upon our statute books.
We can hope to see an effort made
to so legislate that the people may
at least have an equal chance with
the corporations. l believe the next
legislature will enact some laws in
the interest of reform and of the
people aud AIr. Herman who stood
so courageously, firmly and con-
sciontiously for the people during
the last session ought to be there
when he will have moro assistance
in his battle for right than he had
at his first session.
Under the recognized leadership
of Senator Quay we are bound to
secure many reforms in the interests
of good government and he needs
such men as your representative to
aid him in his great undertaking.
If the people of Snyder county are
as intelligent, earnest and Jealous OF
their rights as they are reputed to
be, they will insist that he again
represent their interests as fearless
ly and ably as he did before. His
experience willno greatly aid him
and his people.
Yours very truly,
WALTER Il. MERRIcK.
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TROXELVILLE.

Bergee has his new house up
(l,der roof and is now getting it
lor the plasterers. Howard
has his house just about
10 move in. :. William Wead
put a new piazza in front of
Fase, which makes q decided
'ement, j. Il. Fetterolf is
saving stove wood for our
g.; Ed. also got himself a
nehester repeating shot gun.
challenges me to q bet of
. cat on n 6 weeks olr suck
that he can hit my 40 by 20
Ak barn with it at IA yards
&C; | think / will take his
Uncle Rob. is up in Poe Val
1ntwo weeks deer hunt. ..
hartman bought Jere Moy-
A Tor 81, 10000. Mrs. Henry
ey and Mrs. Israel Huff'nagle
~ asas are visiting friends and
8 at this place. :. Moses Erb
u'he shed Tor repairs.
CAL. JoR.
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in Mt. Pleasant. 1t is an estab-
lished fact that "Quack" and Ike"
are fast friends. !. !. Weddings are
quite numerous OF late. The st.
Johns Sunday School will hold a
Christmas entertainment in the
church on the evening previous to
Christmas Dec. oath. :. C. Ed.
Kennedy OF Newport, of cigar fame,
was in town on Monday night.
THEADoRE.
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H. PLEASANT MILLS.

~ Alice Lenich and Ella
|, were visiting at Aline over
F,nL,Measels are prevalent
,ae ass school children. :. Teach
||.sI. .ssgI.l'lng ready for institute
E' |'ek Miss Katie Glass of
Iss ~, was was visiting relatives in
4 Eis y sunday. ;. Geo. A. Bar
,salally OF Mt. Patrick, Perry
spent Sunday with relatives
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greatest OF

DIR. Greene's Nervura the great
nerve and blood invigorant and
health restorer. This wonderful
remedy, is above all, family modi-
cine, and its name is IL household
word in thousands of homes all over
the land. 1t is made from pure and
harmless vegetable remedies, is
calming, soothing and healing to the
nerves, and at the same time
Strengthens and invigorates the en-
tire system, restoring II healthful
color to the cheek, refreshing sleep,
strong nerves, stout limbs, and that
bounding health npI vitality, which
all children should have. 1t is per-
fectly safe to give to children Of any
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MERRICK SPEAKS.

The Tyoga leader IN behalf of The
Farmers interests in the last
Legislature endorses oar repre-
sentative.
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Accounts.

The following Accounts have been filed ovom.
lned ana passed IN the PrOthOnotary's office, and
Will be presented 10 the next court of Common
Will take notice.
First and Final account OF A. ID. Kroomor
Trustee OF John Gray, decd.
The First and Final account OF s. NJ, Smyser
assignee OF Wm..Iioltzwarth for the benefit of
creditors. "
j. G. SCIIoCu, Prothonotary.
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nR. j. G. AMIG, ID. ID. S.
DENTIST

DEN I Is ]
Treating, filling, artificial teeth,
crown and bridge work, Teeth eX-
tracted without pain. Satisfaction
guaranteed Office moved to the
new Bank Building.
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-22
TIE Times,
OwoSSO. MICH, NOV. %, 1895.
When the Mists of the Morning.

Hang like pail over the surface of the
earth, it will will be well for you venturing
into the raw, vaporous air, charged, perhaps
with the seeds of malaria or provocative Of
rheumatic twinges. to take wineglassful of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, and thus shield
yourself from atmospheric influences threat
ening to health. Ii you happen to get
showed, sleeted or rained upon, use the
me preventative and avoid the rheuma-
tism or a dangerous cold. The agreeable
warmth infused into the circulation by this
genial stomache, its invigorating and regu-
lating properties commend it to all appre-
ciative of the fact that prevention is better
than cure. Use the Bitters for dyspepsia.
biliousness, nervousness and kidney trouble
sick headache and debility.