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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
: Madam Sars Gene

Katherine I;oher began a fve-nights
engagement of repertoire at the Opera
house. last evening. ana was greeted
by one Of the largest audiences that
have assembled for the season The
play was Sardou's great comedy
drama, Madame Sans Gene" and
without eXaggeration it was one of the
Very best things that have been seen
in the civ sinee th- opera house was
opened to the public. The costumes
Were elegant. the stage settings rich
ana the presentation Of quality that
aroused i'll the audience degree Of
enthusiasm that il rarely Witnessed.
TIL" scene "f the drama was in
France, in the days of the great Napo-
leon, ana tile plot i story dealing with
TIL" many mtrisues ot his court \
prominent feature Of the drama was
the elevation OF a poor laundry mis-
tress To the rank Of a duchess, ami the
numb"rless funny situations in which
lr" found herself Kept the audience in
a roar the greater part Of the time.
Miss Rober in the title role. had an
excellent opportunity for the display Of
her rare versatility as an actress. ana
she was given admirable support BY
her company. Leander Blanden as
Napoleon. Louis Leon Hall as Marshal
l.efebrc. GulWin Patton as Count de
Neippprg. ana Harry BeWley as NJ.
DrSpvTluX. were fine in their respective
parts. while Edith CTolius Ives. Violet
Barney ANA Helen Dodge. as court
ladies'. added much to the truthfulness
Of the portrayal. Incidental 10 the pro-
gram were. eurtialtirS by little lola.
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CT Kind of Gold.

Men have gone to California for cold
and have returned with an abn1ds o,u
OF it on y to find that if ;s IS i;,,I,
worth, after all. % u NIUE
Had they gone there for a;t,.
kind of gold and returned n = uin u EN-
case would have been otbar" m;.i ~ '''e
was 10, l9r q different kind of gold
that VI rlilah Buck, pleasantly sit
uated IN Saco, Maine, talked Of cross
ing the continent. Vi o''1'
lie tolo me IL was for the kind Of gold
that IS healtli-the richest Of All nos
SESSIONS.
But by chance" said he, 81 took
up paper and read about a medicina
which | decided to try for nv trouhle
which was dyspepsia and Vas 20 bad
| had htt!e II any appetite And cnuid
not eat anything without great distress
took TWO bottles OF that medicine.
and before the second wus eli cone
was well, had q good appetite. and
could eat heartily without experirnc;pp
any nausea or discomfort.
truly believe that medicine which
was Hood Sarsaparilla. saved NV life
am healthy man, and besides over
seeing the work on nv farm attend ia
my business as granite cutter"
ne "Df"'%fd at hts door tie goM for
nhtch he hod contemplated traceitno
three thousand mates.
Mr.. Buck told ne this on The osth Of
December 1897, when he also SAID
that MS we mad been cured Of lame
ness IN the back, Weakness Of tie stoln
ach, and pains in the head, by Hoods
Sarsapalilla, and that many others. to
whom he had recommended the medi-
cine, had been benefited bv it.
1t should not be necessary to point
the moral; but il you are suffering from
dyspepsia, take Hoods Sarsaparila -
the medicine that has cured more cases
OF tins disease, scrofula, catarrh. rheu-
matiSm, kidney complaint and general
debility than any other anywhere.
II "lil thnch YOU with good health.
HOOD S SarSaparila is sold by all
druggists. Accept no substitute for it.
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Ki;a Company lnstalls.
ll3lnl''II

Pythian hail MAS well filled, last even
inc. With the members of the order IN,
their ladies. The occasion was the III
sallation of officers of King Company
No 4. Uniform Rank, knights OF fEih-
i,u 4 concert was given with solos bN
Misses clair ana Miller ana BY Mf
Hack ana selections by the UniversaiiS'
Quartet :;
col. +. q. Dunlap Of SkoWhegah' n
stalled the following officers: 'aptai'
I, charles T., SturteVant; Isl lieut.
charles ". Kicker: % lieut., Henry "
Pmmner; treas. a. y. Soule; record
4r. Henry $. Haskell; guard. r, =
Gardiner: an sentinel, J. Z. W"odafa
After the installation exercises tilel'
was a dance which all th"f"uShlH r'i'
inv4d with music by Dennis "r'iloS'I ="
Delicious fruit punch was StINn i,
throughout the evening and, ~ lo.""
. collation. of ice cream ana CAKE wa
seryeI in the dining rooms
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PERSONAL MENTION.

a. Z TIi,hb.rn Nyas in Portland yes
+.,,ia,.
r, + Kicker Of Poland Springs, is in
the city.
Gen. Selden Common was II f"ftIa'i''
Iil"+di%.
f.. p. Nay" of NaterNili'' Si'"i
Tuesday al the capital.
Charles $. Wheeler Of CheSterEilI''
was III tEe city, Tuesday.
]. Il. Clover e Camden. registered a
the Cony House. yesterday.
I-l,-.. rnoch Foster of Bethel all.iV-
IA II, thr ctty. last evening
III, ,,.,, oc MIA sn.nt \ rnw
,,n,. ~, H., raui,1i Yesterday.
,t.n,,. ,,.io.,o,, of u,iIavy;Il. was in
mil ,ity Nh busjn.as. Yesterday.
\, j, ,v,,.,n III oakland registprrd
=. IL. ,raust, Ho,,se. Yesterday.
.e na,.tan, u.o. ,.ou;,c
" ~ ava intel ,rnne1,v
ra.,in., ,.os o,ui,o
i. y TIN, III conit.I vas,ar,,,v
on II ''-''''., a. ''N ,r''',', l....,
,,,,,n An.uet, friends Tuesday.
r.orl EiIodeau formerly Of this city
u ,.i.jting his bru1hcr here for 4 week.
,,,,rIo.. q Hallway or 1uhu,n was in
II, $780,. 80, =, i,,.;noe,, t.;, ,aetordnv
ny '''' - '''f'
L. l.. Kelley 81 belgrade MILES WIS
calling or friends in the city Tuesday
l.. w. Dyer of Cumberland Center
was in the city on business yesterday
Charles II. Adams Of Limerick. was
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one Of the most enjoyable events y
the season was the whist party ''
Augusta House, last evening E'Ne ~
Mrs. Morrison. wife Of Senator
t. Morrison. and Mrs. Rurrlli' VII =
Hepreaentatiye F. g. Burrili- ~
ver,. eight tables, and United 7'i.'[
nags were given as favors. Four P' ,'
were offered first and secohu 'a''''
and the same for gentlemen. Mrs. Mac
r,rlane won the first ladies anu NJ :
Fay the second. The gentlemen re-
were won by Mr.. Irving ana Jus,
clcayes. Refreshments OF lce 80, -
ana cake ana coffee We're served ="
,artv broke up at q late hour ai'e' .
very pleasant evening.
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/
~ - HeWail street, with a compica
TIT = ''o'oleS-
-, hlSeioW and Irving O. Brigg!
y, 80. Nioais' registered at the City
i'o'e'' yesterday
mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Rogers Of Pei
: "e callhS on friends at tht
Se''eiu dN
:. :. Andrews. F. F. Beauregard ant
h. r. tleaves Of Biddeford we're NJ m.
-''''' SeS'ei gay
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. +. Mori ison of Rum.
iora rails. We're calling on friends a,
The capital, yesterday.
| aheilf r. L. Pencil Of kowhcgan
was among The uut-uf- town visitors "A,
the capital, yesterday.
Prof. Ezra enoi,.,. ,,..4 r,,,....
vile, yesterday. to spend 4 few day.
with friends i'll that city.
Frank Chase ana IA, r,,a,I., J.,
! johnson of Watcrviu, ,.a,.'.1 -,
II" Augusta House. yesterday.
Thomas " baldwin Am WI.
cobb Of HuothI,,v iIa,.Ln,. ,v.'ra .,,,,,,,,o
Yesterdays ,isitn,e >, H. ,a,.t.'I =
: " M.ra,,. l., ,v n,,.,.-.. ,...,
Prescott Littl.finld ar Ennn.,,,nI. ,.a
ivt .lcd Al Hotel No,th v.yt.r,l.,.
rh,,Io. !
retary and treasure. ,r IN. ua;,.
Stat. Iomologic.l c,,i.t,. ,,,a.. ~ 49,
civ Tu.sdav
>-.,.a, \, ,
~ H'd'i' hSSi"'"''' manager
school. at Scranton y, Y.,s ~ tt'
citv. Yesterday
p.,, ,,,.,;r
Witt ,,.f,,, ,t ,h '''.' i" I'm '"'''''''
'' '''"''i i"'iiihs o. :
nu,nl IA, Of ,....,.., =
,- iii" ,'a"' f'S'l', =. Y. Nta ii'y'
,, - 80, w anu ME- / haiii
,i ~ 80 VI i''N 'S''h' were III
'l' NY "''9''iy'
MiSS Nellie PhilhliCk left on the Tues
t'S "iSi' ulii'liil LOT Boston !" az
'c"i nv S"S'1lofl @! inc grand I"G2"
~ tue degree Oh h'h"f-
+. 9. Clark. Miss Mabel Clark. Geo.
I:lisS, +. +. Turner ana W. II. Miller
81 Naiioboro, We're among the visitors
at lAc capital, Yesterday
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New York, Feb pa letter has been
sent out by Pres. effery. ot the Dcnve,
and Rio Grande acting as chairman Of
the quarterly conference" OF executive OIL
fiCers Of the western. northwestern ana
southwestern lines, rosiponing for onc
month tie meeting which in regular or
der would take place IN New York on
March 6.
Railroad members interested in tn
rate situation in the west are inclined
10 REGARD the postponemcnt of the ,onfrr-
crce as Indicating a rather Wu:S" cOndi-
ton az; to tariffs than has been generally
real u d. The EoStpcnement. it is thought
was decided upon to give the president. t.;
of interested lines further opportunity
to agree upon number Of points now in
DISPUTE
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London Paper Makes Comparisons.

London. FAD -d.-The ST. James Ga
i:.rtt-. tl.is afternoon. Says it ycrs i'll The
Senatc's PROPOSALS relative to CUBA i
Ielrat similarity with Great .;rit.in'.;
lsur~zanity over the Transyaal under
the convention ~ 1854 ana wonders
now long the United States would suH-
NIT to amy future i'll treat m"nt Of
lAmrrican citizens. similar to Mr.. Kru-
gers maltrratment Of British subjects
ANA ridiculcs the idea Of American sub
Uniting a diSput" between III" United
States ana cuba to tho arbitration Of a
foreign power.
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rheumatism

Rheumatic pains arc the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
Joints and excited nerves. The blood has
Ieen poisoned by the accumulation OF
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
icels the effect of this acid poison: and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition Will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Kel, Of 7o7 Ninth street, n. f..
Washington, D. G., writes as follows: "A lew
months ago l had an attack OF sciatic Rhcuuia.
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500 Reward, S10O.

The readers of this paper Wi! h,
pleased to learn that there is III least
one dreaded disease that science has been
allie to cure in all its stages, ana that IS
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
noSi;iye cure known to the medical fra :
fern;tV catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternAlly acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system. there
nv destroying the foundation Of The dis
ease. and giving the patient strength bv
building Il? the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
nrietorS have SO much faith in its rIIra-
HIM. powers. that they offer one hundr,,,
dnliars for any case that II fats to care
send for list of testimonials.
Address,
f. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
Sold rs druggists, s5c.
Halls Family THIS are the best.
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KeNNEBEC COUNTY DELEGATION.
several Important Matters Disposed OF in
Executive Session.

AT The adi0u-nad n7e,.ir.,r,ho ~,
ncbec county aaIe~ntinn III ,,,.. 1r,,r+
house last rv.nIn~ NTH. ,,.as 1,,na II
The public hearings hnt +, wa nvecn-
tive ..eqi..r th.,t f..Ii,,,,,, -, ...t
trrs were dtsma.n ,p', ~ - 4 i u ~ +
General ,In,+. ~,nl.. ,.r;oo,, u, ,na
duties of tha nntrn III cta,k nf nn,,,ts
and talked ato,,o, The line tbat Will If
v.,u,d ,nottn,. ,a,,, mn. 80 L,on,.l.',.
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TIE farmers are hustling their y
and cord wood into the local iii',
in authorization Of Il season u
travelling that is likely to come =
near future Should n heavy ram 'o''..
me dwclcrs in the rural distil: -,
'.n,,id tira themselves confronted with
! more serious problem then the oil,
,stn,. III big snow storm, the first OF
Ire ilOnth.
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Ban!Srupts Petition for Discharge
In the matter of
JOHN Il. MEBI, In HtailruptC,


In the matter ~
JOHN +. MEEB, III Btahrup.c,
Bankrupt
To the Hon. NATHAN WEBH. Judge Of
the District Court Of the United States
for the District of Maine.
JOHN +, WEi;i: Of Augusta. in
the County of k.unchcr. ana State Of
Maine, II said hiStrirt. respectfully rep-
Der. last past, he was daily adluagci
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress re-
lHtng to Bankruptcy that he has day
surrendered arhis property ana rights oi
property. ana has fuily complied win a /
the. requirements Of said Acts ana Ut IN.
orders of Court touching his hankruntcV.
Wherefore he pTaNs. that he may he
drcreed by the Court to nave Il full dig-
charge from All debts provable acalns.
his estate under said bankrupt Acts, eX-
cent such debts as are excepted BY law
from such discharge
Durod this lith Gay Of January, y. ID.
1851. -
JOHN L. WEBB.
BANKRUPT.
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| tlsin in It's worst iOrin ] he
| pain was so intense that I
became completely pros
tra.ed. The attack was an
| unusually severe one, and
nv condition was regard
ed as being very danger
Gus. / was attended by
ono of the most able doc
tors in Washington, who is
also a member OF the fac
ul.y of a leading medical
| college here. He told me
to continue his prescrip-
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Lieut.. Gen. AZcarraga formally present.
ed the resizslla ton o: the Spanish cabinet.
Tuesday. to the queen regent. who in
formed him that she would confer with
The presidents ana former presidents Of
the senate ana chamber of deputies an!
with the leaders of the minOlities, begin
ming. tomorrow. 1t is believed that the
ministerial crisis will be solved Friday
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Few people realize tie quantities eS,t, :.
goods that Russell < Weston
ana dispose of. For instance l.o
CAV several very large cases OF o'Ne5
were seen in front Of their store a..
we're few Of carload Of = cases -,
had arrived for them. 1t may
IN .redibl". but it is nevertheless 'tue'
that they were all filed WIN "''
waists and came from Philadelphia
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GET In OIL.

The first and only Boston company Z"
Jr"rat" ia tn" new Oh feds oi California
struck 4 euShtr in &, day ~
they are nrrHnizIng another CompdT!'
rhr ii"h-st in IL. state. Sow is the time
y" "tt III
:, = intrr..-trd address IT. ]. W. Lock
Ron I'D, Portland ia n3U, eoI1nio'
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The Abnaki Quartet ana Mr. H. q.
Ferguson Will sing in the Green street
Methodist Episcopal church ut 40
o'clock mkt SUNDAY evening.
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For Women.

Dr. 'Toinlan's monthly Regulator has brouGh'
happiness 10 hundreds Of ANXIOUS women
There il positively no ether remedy hhowI -
70 medical science, that viii SO quickly ana
safely do the work. Have never had asIhgie
failure. The l"ngrstaill most obstinate cases
are relieve in 3 Il; W without fan No other
remedy " III do this No pain. no danger, 70
Interference with Hu"k. The most diHlchiV
eases successfully treated through CORES
ppn,i.nre aud tn. most complete satisfaction
ruarahtcctiin every instance. feJieNeh nun
dTedS az ladies whom never see write 1tf
Further particulars. All letters tfhtnIuHx
answered. F,-. confidential advice in &"
matters ~ private q, delicate nature beat
IN minu this remedy II absolutely salU undef
ever possible condition and Will positively
tei,e no after III effects upon the health. ny
IAN ,u 10 Jye,..nL 60. Sre,u, sde&a.
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TIE nrst private assembly ut the
Augu.ta House VIII coo an, this even
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IL. Chernow&lly has received NJ tha
cams in tAlish shirt waists 80
ladies'.
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.ions and would get we'll After having i filled
twelve times without receiving the sliShtes
benefit declined to continue his treatment any
LONGER Having heard of S. S S (Swifts Specinc)
recommended for Rheumatism l decided, almost
in despair however to give the medicine Trial,
and after had taken few bottles was able to
hobble around on crutches, and very soon there
after had no use for them at all, s. S. 5. having
cured me sound and we'll. All the distressing
pains have left me, my appetite has returned,
and am happy to be again restored to perfect
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House Work is Hard Wc-s without GOLD DUST.

TIE AuGusTA NATIONAL HANK
At Augusta. in THE STATE OF
MAINE. An THE CLOSE ON l.t-SI-
NESS, FEERTA ,, 1911.
RESOURCES. Dollars
Loans and discounts .............. 1aS.2l2l}
Ovcrdrafts, secured and Unsc-
U. !. bond. To secure circulation. I00.UuI,u
Stocks, securities. etc .....-.-... $780,,
Due from National Banks tGOt
Reserve Agents. ................ 1923
Due from approved reserve
agents ........'.................... c.3gTan
Interual-Rcvcnue stamps ........ III. ti
Checks ana other cash items. 2.aNDnJ
Notes of other National Banks. I..9:Dj
Fractional paper currency, nick
els, ana cents MISREPRESENTATION. "+t.-1
Lawful money reserve in bans,
viz:
Specie Observation-Disclosures. 11,o00.pH
Legal-tender notes -. 3,eoooo
~ e9.o0oj
states treasurer, 6 per cent.
n cireu'ation) -.........----..... 7.ooooa
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @5lI254l
LIABILITIES. Dollar,
Capital stock paid in ..:.......... lm.ooon
surplus ludd Observation-Disclosures. IL. ..l uI
Undivided profits Tess expenses
,.and taTes paid.........,.,'....... 5.75f9.
National Bank notes uutstilud-
ing, neutrality-suspicious.. lo5.ooooo
Dividends unpaid ...-...:.......-.. S;l.gI
individual deposits subject to
check Observation-Disclosures. IGG0C,
Cashiers checks outstandiug.... gu35j
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :Gt.l3l2l
State Of Maine, county OF l[cnncber ss.
!, Y. 4. Gould cashier WI thr above
named bunk q" solemniy swear that tnr
above statement IL true u tEc L.st w
my knowledge ana belief
J. L. GOULD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before ma. ina
list DAY of february 1901
w a.. BOOrHBl. Notary Public
correct-Attest:
ELIAS MtTIJlFN.
y. ". WHITNEY,
NJ. y. ). CHASE.
f,L-.,aIt
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minerals in It to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease nnoula lead. IL IS ti4e
most complete and interesting book OF
the kind i'll existence. 1t will be sent free
to any onn desiring it. Write OR physi-
clans fully End freely about your case. Wa
make no charge for medical advice.
me SNIFF SPECIFIC Co. ALBANIA. Ga.
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til G great vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubl es.
There are no opiates or
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]: il highly approved :or tile very agreeable zese
which Il lmpartS - SouPs, Fish, Game Hot
and Cod Meat, Salad, Welsh kaIebits, etc.
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.
District of Maine IS.

JOHN L. WEBB.
Bankrupt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-11
sHERIFF.s SALE.

STATE OF MAINE. HANCOCK IS. November
%, 1901.
TAKEN on execution issued on Judgment
Il recorded at the October term OF the SUI
preme judicial court for Hancock county,
Maine, 1901, to wit on the 24th day OF said
October, in favor of Geo. NJ. Warren, of Cas-
tine, and against Marshall S. Hinckley, form Z
erly OF Bluehill, for the sum of one hundred.
dollars debt or damage and one hundred four
teen dollars and seventy nine cents, costs OF
suit, and will be sold at public auction at the
office OF Geo. NJ. Warren, in Castine, in said
county, on Saturday, the 2sth day of Decem-
Der, a. d, 1901, at 10 O'Clock in he forenoon
as the property of said Marshall s. Hinckley
the following described real estate situated ~
said Bluehiii, and all the right, title and in
terest which said Marshall s. Hinckley has or
had in and to the same on the 18th day on
May, a. d. 1892, at o'clock and 30 minutes in
the afternoon when the same was attached on
the original writ, to wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of Win
field ). Hinckley's land on the southerly side
Of the highway leading to Pepobscot; thence
by said HiDckley's land southeriy TO land on
Arch w. Hinckley and Pelatiah Mason to land
OF Winfield s. Hinckley; thence by land Of
Winfield S. Hinekley to land OF Joseph NJ
Curtis; thence by land of said Curtis to the
highway; thence by the highway easterJy to-
the aforementioned bound.
ALLARD STAPLES
Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-11
sHERIFF,s SALE.

STATE OF MAINE. HANCOCK ss.-November %,
a. d. 1901.
TAKEN on execution wherein the inhabi-
Il tants of the town of Bucksport, an in
corporated town in said county and State, are
plaintiffs, and Edward s. Atwood, of said
Bucksport, is defendant, and will be sold at
public auction on Saturday, the 2sth day Oh
December a. d. 1901, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at the office of o. p. Cunningham, in
said Bucksport, all the right, title and inter
est which the said Edward S. Atwood has. and
all the right, title and interest which the said
Edward S. Atwood had on the 23d day of Sep
TENDER, 1901, at 9 O'Clock a. M, being the time
when the same was attached on the original
writ. in and two the following described real
estate, situate in said Bucksport, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at southwester1y corner OF land
formerly of Jane Gross on nortkerly side %
Pond street; thence westerly by said Pond
street seven rods; thence northerly parallel
with westerly line of said Gross land six rodss
thence easterly parallel with said Pond
street seven rods; thence sontherly by said
Gross land six rods to place Of beginning.
with the buildings thereon. Being same
premises conveyed to said Edward S. Atwood
by Fannie T. Atwood, Dec. 80, a. q, 1881 apd
recorded in registry Of deeds for said Ham
cock county, vol 1872, page 4.
WALTER SNOWMAN,
Bucksport. Nov. 2s, 1901. Deputy Sheriff.