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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22


Ars- Mari E. Adams, osss q Esisworth's
oiees' and most highly esteemed women,
died Saturday, in The Binetissh year 81
Der sgs- Mrs. Adams suffered shock OF
paralysis two year ago, and has been an
Invalid ever siHee. one side and hsr vocal
cords being psr=iyz~d.
Previous 10 her illness Mrs. Adams en-
ioyed excepsEonal health for one Of her
advanced years. and Der recurring birth
Day anniversaries were events ia Der fam
iiy, Ia tss festivities OF ~hseh she entered
&c heartily ss any prrsent- She was an
expert wtth her needle, and hewutifas
pIeees OF Der ~ork were always = festgre
Of the fancy WORK exhibit at the county
fair.
Mrs Adams vas lifelong resident Of
Ellsworth, e descendant OF sorBe Of the
esrly settlers Of this vicinity. She lcsvss
ave children, all residents of E,sswortb--
Mrs. John A. Lord. Capt. John q Adams,
Henry s. Adsms, and Aisse. Lacy and
Henristss Adams.
FsBsrsI services were held at the hocss
Monday forenoon, Rev NJ. Adams, Of
the Congregational chureh, officiating.
Tee pail o~sreFs we're Mayor A. W. Greely,
Cspt. II. J. Jog, e r. Robinson and J. n.
Brinuer
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"The very best society Is not composed
OF gilt and glitter" writes Ruth AsaDore
ia Ladies' Home Journal -. = ihst
circle Of pleasant people who me snd
visit because they sre interested il each
OF her. II asks OF each member that she
brings pl, assnt personality If she wishes
to be In ana Of it.
''The society recognized by the news
papers consists merely Of a few people
who, having more money than this rest Of
the world, srs able to make themselves
more conspicuous, aud SO are kept con-
stantiy before the public. Bat sill over
this great country. in every city, town or
little village, there IL TO be found good
society, and it rests with the working girl
herself " bet her ste Is 10 or out OF it. III
she has the bad taste TO prefer noisy people,
whose idea OF enjoyment Is roughness,
whose. conception OF conversation is to
talk scandal, and who really have no
reason for existing, then this girl Will not
only injure herself by her contact with
such society, but she will injure every
other girl who works. People are prone
to judge great regiment by one member
OF it. Therefore, II behooveth the girl
who works to go into the best society or
to find her pleasures in her own home"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22
st LeuI. Expo. lion Commissioners.


Governor Htn las. Thursday forenoon
had a conferen re wiki three OF the com
missioners To represent Maine at tue Lou
isisRs Purchase exposit tou ia 81. Louis la
1904. Tbey were c. {. Burriil, OF Ellis
worth, Lev b. Good 1T, of Sanford, and
H. Briggs, OF Aabnru.
villa tbe governor The commissioners
went over the plans aud projects which
they have been considering for The proper
presentation OF Names interests al the
exposition. The chiet matter under con.
siderstion was the question OF ways and
means. Although the legislature wss
asked. last u in er, 10 make an sppropris-
ton to aid in the matter, II failed 10 DC
so, and the commissioners must do what
they can without aid from the State.
THIS Is = hai the gentleman Of the com
mission propose to DO.
Each member OF the hoard In enthu-
siss,fe in favor OF making a splendid
SLOWING st st. 10 ais. To thls end. they
Will sster ssK the s,rnest e5-oper~i ioa OF
the business Interests Of the State When
their plans are fatiy m@tu Ell. tier nsturs
wiiI De made kaosn 10 st tue people OF
the state.
The change OF date OF the fair from
1913 30 1894 ass made last week by the
rnsnsgsr- of The fair, la order that tiu4e
may be given 10 secure elaborate foreig n
exhibits IA 1893. - -4id one OF the man
ager-. ~. could make The exposition s.
great any eSvr given, but u ~e post
p0ae IL q wear X itl surIsss snyt hing iu
he exts,sitfon ttfse ever ait. mined
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AILLlkEN FAMILY.
Records of Some Descendants In Ellis
worth Wanted.

Records of Some Descendants In Ellis
worth Wanted.
@ T Ridlon, CT author OF .Sseo VAL
ley Settleaj&hts snd Families" writes to
THE AMERICAN a. toilows:
When making sa attempt TO compile a
foil genealogy Of the Scarborough tamil y
OF sstligksn Row 70 widely dispersed
throughout the United stsies aud British
ovIpces. I K. d many persons and fam
lilies to furnish their quota OF records, xho
did not respond Consequently there we're
many names snd dates wanting in the
p dixree as they appeared in my book,
''Ssco Valley Sett ements and Families
BY the urgent requests OF many promi-
nent MilIiksn's who represent different
branches Of the clan, have eonsenfed to
revise my book records and 10 try and I'LL
In the dates sad names nov wanting.
since tbs issue OF my book-which has
stimulated much interest 10 the family
history-an enormous amount of new
materials has come 10 hand. The descend
aass OF that Elias Millixen, son # Benis-
min Milliken, The Roysiist. have been
found in the western states, and the history
OF this family will form an interesting
supplement 10 the gensaIogy Of Tory
Ben's" de cendants.
The family of vaiIette. into which
Abigail Miiliken married, has teen COM
munIc2ted with, and much eoneeruiu z
that remarkable womanis hie fou d out.
she ii wss Who jumped from the window
OF her fathers burning house and who,
su'sequs nifty, guided the patriots sam
Adams, John Hancock and Paul Revere
through the woods by night to place of
refuge. Muca Bew mat er relating to the
romantic career OF "RoyaIiss Ben" and
his cousin OF the same political views has
been found
All OF this and much more will be pub
ii=hsd in large supplement ~ hen the de-
ieient family records are supplied.
Among those not found are the family
record Of births, MARI ages and deaths of
children and grandchildren OF Benjamin
Milliken, Sd, whose descendants are living
at Ellsworth and vicinity.
All sho are in way connected with
the Ailliken families in the eastern part Of
Maine are requested to write to c. r. Rid
Ion, Sr., keZar Falls, Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22

On Feb. II Of the year 1901, The San
announced that Nikola Tesla had per
tected his plans tor machinery 10 tel
egraph without wires across the ocean,
and il was estimated that eight
months would be required before il
would be at the puolic's service. The
accidents customary to such new
enterprises have prevented the real
izaIion of this prediction, though Mr..
Tesla. we understand, says that 1t Is
case Of postponement only.
Yesterday Guglielmo MareoDi,
whose system OF wireless telegra ply
over minor distances has been in prac-
teal use for many months, announced
that he wouid be ready 10 telegraph
over the ocean within a year.
We can imagine no grander com
petition than that for the beginning OF
The veil nigh miraculous business.
But the qurstion who will Go il first
mas another and bigger one behind
it.
As vet, wiIele telegraphy has not
been developed - the degree Of com
mercial use at ~fich il becomes a a.
nanciai prize TO be fought for The
patents underlying it are of course
without number. Whose patents al e
to preyaiis " Lose name Is finally 10
stand as that Of tue inventor of wire
less reiegraphy2
In the case OF every great invention
some one OF the claimants finally gets
his name stamped upon il. Belts IL
Identified with the telephone, Edison's
with the iDcandescent light ana Tesla's
with the Transmission of electrical
power Is Marconi, or some other, 70
be the name of wireless telegraphy?
The world viii watch the deter
mination of this absorbing question
with intense inTeresr.-Nei1 York SHn
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PESoBscoT. Jan Is Especial The "a d
news Was received here this week of the
Killing OF George Mitchell, at Pittsfeid,
Mass, by being crushed Ia al sleystor in
the store in witch be worked as clerk.
The accident occurred on Monday,
Jan i3.
SIR. Mitchell was formerly Of this town.
he wzs general favorite here, and his
many friends are grieved at his untimely
death. He leaves wife aud three chill
dren.
Mrs. Nora Mitchell left for Pittshsld
Tuesday to be present az the funeral.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22

Northeast Bsrb0r i Booming. Ia s6-
d,IIsa TO tie eutising notes sent By oar
correspondent there lsss week, whlcs
recorded the baildinx Of sevsn cottages
or oaiI1ing oioeks. be sends aDothsr lot
OF ealidisg notes this week ieiiiag OF 8
dsxso more cottages being baAs or re-
esiviRg extensive improvements North
east asraor Is Just running over VITA
uechsnies, and all Of them busy. And
to add 20 TIE merry hum, she Northeast
Hsrogr sand has reorgsaixed-
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A member Of the Senate committee

A member of the Senate committee
on inter oceanic canals said Saturday:
''The canal question is decidedly up
in the air. Ii is inE ossIbse at this
time to predict how It will end, but
begin to- tear that there will be no
definite canal legislation this year.
The Walker commission is again ia
session, and white nothing is detinitel,
known, it Is said that the commission
will recommend the Panama route.
That would necessarily delay legisla-
ton -
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soMEsyILLE, Jsn. 20 (-p~ti Of ed
SsnI' b, S0ange-t son of r Smiln. IN, I
with an -cciaent Frtasy morning., vale
bunting.
he ass pushing bis say through the
busnes when Ia some wsy hi sas YES
discharged, the shot entering tue calf OF
his leg end causing bad hesh wound
IL Is fortunate tie bone. were not shat
tered, bat be wound Is bad enough as IL
Is sad VIII eondBe him to hts bed for
some time
He Is bright active boy, and has the
sympathy OF all his friends, who hope
his recovery will be rapid.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY y. 1902


The spring z eciion.
The time Is rapidly approaching
when the voters OF Ellsworth Will
again be called upon to name those
who are 10 administer the municipal
affairs for another year. IL is not 100
early 10 begin to think about the mat
ter, and 10 consider the means by
which he thing is 10 be done-whether
by the usuAl party fight or by some
better way
So far as appears on the surface of
things, 10 vital Issue" exists that is
likely 10 divide our little army of
voters into hostile camps. In the
conduct Of public affairs during the
past year no general policy. or so far
as We have observed, DO particular
act OF the present administration has
been regarded as partizan All acts
of the present board seem TO have
been determined upon its views of
their meriis-approved by the public
SO far as they have appeared TO De of
public utility, disapproved If they
have appeared otherwise.
In her words, partizan politics
doesn't seem to lent much ice" after
9 newly elected board has filed the
subordinate Offices and gets down to
business. This has been true nearly
every year for the past decade at
least Hence the question arises
nov, as il does every spring: Snail
We again enter upon struggle not
for the maintenance OF principle, not
for change in policy, not for reouk-
ing the present board for things done
or undone. in short, not for any APP
parent purpose except the establish
men. Of party supremacy?
Is such purpose in matters par ely
local worth a struggle? Ii has been
demonstrated over and over again
that in municipal elections in
Ellsworth, party ties are never
tightly drawn, and especially in re-
cent years is it true that no party
Candidate can count on his party's
undivided support. Many votes are
cast for other than party reasons.
This Is the essence of non partizan-
skip, and since il is so generally prac-
tieed 81 the polls, it is hard TO under-
stand Why voters don't come out
openly and declare for non partizan-
ship.
We have always believed in nom
pariizaIship in local affairs, and in
spite OF the rebuffs that it has II =
eeiYe6, We sill hold TO that belief IL
seems, however, that the dominating
portion of the two leading political
parties do not agree with US; hence
we may expect to see again this
spring at least two party tickets in
the field, with absolutely no issue ex-
eept that OF party TO enthuse over.
In the event Of The usual party fight,
with no issue except as just stated, 1t
becomes simply a question of men,
and hs thing for each party to do is
Go nominate men Of character and
standing, so that whichever ticket is
elected, the best interests OF the city
may be served.
1t goes without saying that the test
party policy for each party is to nomi-
nate men whose character and abili y
will command the confidence of the
voters
The only party rivalry that should
obtain Is which party shall present to
the SURFACES of the voters the best
candidates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22

The Senate committee on commerce
on Friday set the seal of its approval
on the revised ship subsidy bill, and
it was reported to the Senate on Mon
day by Senator Frye, of Maine, chair
man OF the committee and author OF
the bill. The bill is considered by its
friends a much broader one than the
bill Of The last Congress. The feat
ures Of the old bill 10 which objection
was made by republican senators and
members having been eliminated, il is
thought it will have united party sup
port.
The committee made but few amend
menfs to the bill, the main one being
IN reducing from !, 500 to 900 tons the
minimum capacity of q vessel in the
foreign trade to receive subsidy. A
synopsis Of the report of the commit
tee gives the principal provisions Of
tine bill and their effect as follows:
The purpose and reasonably certain
results of the bill will be to establish
In ten years the maritime supremacy
Of the United States in trade with Asia
aud the Gull OF Mexico and the Car
75bean; 10 establish securely trade be-
tween tho United States and South
American republics, and TO give the
United States a respectable repre-
senfation in the North Atlantic. 1t
wiz so extend shipbuiIding as to trans
Ger il time from abroad 70 the United
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The Bar HRrsor board of trade 10
oog hing If not eutsrprtzing. Recently
toe seere.sry wrote Msrcoai tending hiH
ass use Of Green mouaEsis for his expert
meats aud IL cooperation and sssastsnes
IA any wsy that il c0ai1 aid A very
courteous reply wss received from the
stresses telegrspAy Hrtss. IN whseh be
stated thsi arrangements already mace at
Cape Breton and Cape Cod prevented him
.rvm seespEtng the kiud Offer Of the Esen
board.
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THE pTsbegp4l store IN the Peters block I
Il Rlsa hare for sNlx sasss stsrk IN trade Sad
the sppa fts nAa1es ef eApdy ard lo5Acgo
Business rweenslg carried on tn fhs store. J. A.
PgrKKs. ia Elis~srSh.
STORE Roaaas-arst seer aaa hAsenae at
- In Masonic block ca state street. aniN
recently occapfeA b. the Haneask Cs1aiy
Pahi}shing CO. tnqairs OF Joaw Il. RKp1AS.
Agsrt. a be sane enildiax.
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FtLAN INLNTIr
FRANK J. CHESET makr- oath that he f.
senior partner Of the frFH of y ). CHESET 4
Co. doing b1-fRe-s Ia the cts OF Toiesta, Coun
~ and STATE aforesaid. and that .AIi nrm viii
Ray the sRm OF ONE HUNDRED HULLARS
for each and every case Of CArkKgH that ean-
not be cured b. the use Of HkLL's CATAARH
CURE FRANK GHESEf.
sworn TO before me ant sub-crfH1d In my
presence, tails ssh day of DeesmheF, = d. lsss.
go A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls CAtArrh Cure IL taken Internally. and
acts direetiy ON the blood ami mucous surfaces
Of The sysfen. send for te-fimOatais free
j CHENEY a 90, Toieto, o.
sold by all druggists. be.
Halls Family Pfiis are the best
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Among tb- nomination. confirmed by
the Senste, Thursday, were the following
OF Maine postmastsrs:
r. Clark. b ddsfard: A. r Moore, Farm.
i"gion; Harding. GorhAm; r III
Knighi. NORTH B-rgick; w NJ Dunn.
wstervisl+; J r D-vi., Brighton; r n
Hume. Houi;OT: II. L. Hussey, Guilford;
o Murray. Pistsfeld; j. H. Phsi
Prssque Isle; @ W. GouidinR. Oaki=nn;
William FenaeiIy. Bar Hsrbor; B. j.
Woodmsn, Westbrook.
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Nominated by the Governor.

Among nominations BY Gov. Hill,
recently announced, are the following:
Commissioner OF inland fisheries ard
game Henry o Stanley, DixheId.
Recorder Western Hancock municipal
couri-w- A. Remick, Buekspoft.
Coroner-Lewis f. Hooper. Ellsworth.
Justices of the pesce and quoran-Fred
Bues, Orlsnd; W. A. Rsmiek, Baeksport ;
John II. Bcesnshsn, Ellsworth; Fred L.
Frazier, Ellsworth Falls.
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In the District Court OF the United states f.
the District OF Maine.
In the matter OF
LEps w TsaBor Ia Raakyupscy.


"HEREAS Charlotte NJ. Csihsms Z
w brcoksville, in the county 81 Hane2s-sst
and state of Maine, now deceased, By y
moftgAge deed dated April tNsnnei ?. > <
deeds ~ vol $40, page sSs. conveyed 20 ia
enderslghvd, certain lots or parcels o. ~ u 4
esscEietd IN deed from Samuel hogAis ~
re orde1 In Hancock registry Of deeds. ~
ile, page 2b2, to which deed and record DE -
reference may be had. and whereas tne -
oftion 81 said mortgage has been W., K
a0w. therefore, By reason OF the breAens
said mortgage. vANBURRN BLAeA /
bFooksyilie. Jan. l. 1851.
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Daughter, Is your husband amisblee''
"Weii. ma, he's just exactly like pa; when
be gets his own way shout everything he's
just perfectly lovely
Mrs. Mamie Gost-Why didn't you
come to the entertainment last night?
SIR. Billy Goat-weiI, you see, ate a cali
endar yesterday, and mast have got my
dates mixed.
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Oar Green LAKE correspondent reports
that three Std cats he'd up the Maine
CSatrsi railroad section crew near there
one day last xeek. As the railroad com
p&By does nos provide guns with the
Esrxiug too,s, tue session men gave the
eats tse right OF wsy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22

Mrs. Bargsne-Hsyenit you got the
toothsche, John? Mr. Bargane-No. my
dear. Whyf Mrs. Bargane-Oh, am so
sorry that you have not. bought a new
toothache cure to-day. and wanted you
to fry it.
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frnnn.

.>s~4~.~~~4~4~-~4~~~---
Il ozas-- Adrift zsA On ray shsre. ahoa ssr.
II eutg-nxs t7S3 logs Bearing several differ
eat marss. Ownerx cAn haze Exnae hy proving
property anG pBgtng eharsvs- s ID. GEAY,
HarboFsiie. Nc.
4 oas-Ae Sc Ana ca rnY share sboai oas
IL haudred ttna4 iosx bearing sssfrai dit
fsrent rArks Owrefw can have same By
proving property and paying caasxes- Al
7 os5s-qicksa ap sdriit aud on my shore
II aaant one h0ndred tlaoi logs bearing
several different Ezarks- uwGerk can have
charges. J. q GRAx. Hsgbsrside. Ne
r oGs-Piekss up AArist An6 On M shore.
II about - logs bearing several ainersat
marks. o@nefs c11 have sanr BY proving
property sns paying charges. BESz. T.
Drsss HArhorssas. Me.
4 oGS-Puaua adrtIt and on uay shore sooat
diaerert marks O@nrrS can have same BY
proying property and paving charges JoAS
; btsSE- { ape Roster. Ssins-
4 OS3 - Foaus aafift and 90 asy shore aboai
:. enc handreG tiool logs bearing several
ds1ereat marks. Owners car have same By
proving property and pas EnE charges. GEUzsR
A. ASss, Cape Roster. Maine
DicKED Up on Bakers lslAna-a tAir-
Il tesn+fpot dory. o~aeF cas- have same By
proving property aud paying dAmAses.--A. Z
STANLEY. Isiesford. Ne.
I oGs-l have in nay possession several
II hupdrsa logs OF TArt0as marks. ckec
NJ Ia Peroescos bay. AID hzaiea up on the
bank for safety. The owners csn have same
BY proving property and payiE charges.
b. bAoSS. CNssine. Ne. jan n isoa
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In the Distnet coart OF the United States .o'
the District Of Maine
In the matter Of
= I

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In the District coart Of the Omitted States ,o'
the District Of Maine.
Fa.T s.aS.i J: p1sr, !. Hsaar-pcy.
To ihs creditors Of Franklin p. Pray. Of Edss'
IN said district. a bankrupt
NUatCE - hereby given thar on the ~
~ Gay o. January ts1s. Albert VI. LyuaH
t'uAtee % the estate Of said hAakFupi, alss
bis petition for permission 20 be sathofitss
20 sell al public Auction all the real and per
sonAl eslate II the said hank ruPt. and thsis
meeting Of the creditors 20 pass upon ssA
pesAttoE Will be held Al No 10 state St. bif
worth, Hancock county, Maine, saLuFdA{
FEB. !. is2, al 10 o'clock a m At which tisf
the said creditors are requested 70 Attend Ass
transact such business ax may properly eoSf
Jan 10. isa- Referee IN Bankruptcy.
In the District Court OF the United States iH
the District OF Maine
Lsa !; 800 N ii Tss.S 3 a4asrsy''
To the creditofs OF Leon W. Talbot, Of 81
Asroor, Eaen. In the county Of HAacoeA
A1a district Aforesaid. bankraps. -
NoIlCE Is hereby given that on the ~
~ DAY oi January. a. d. 1861, the -.
Lson w. Talbot was daily aaiadgsd
bankrupt upon petition fled in said e9sa1
~ Ann on the isth day Of January, a. Q ~! -
aud that the nrst meeting Of his credisss,s'
VIII be held At No. 20 STATE street, in ~
s"Fth, Hancock county. Maine. on ths X
Jay OF February. q. d. 1872, a. sen o'cioes Z
the forenoon. Al which time the said credite.,,
trustee, examine the bankrupt and lfaAs-.,
such other business may properly eep'
before said meeting. JoaS 8. ReDNAas
Jan, ~. isaA- Referee In kankFu Pl-3--
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FIsntrs.

-4~s--~4~~--N4~s~~--r414 ~4~1r-c~r1~s~~N1@1-N-
A GENT In Ellsworth or Sieinity 10 ssil
~ oar teas. Office. ETC. For terms appis 70
9E.su EStos TIA Co.. ia Main ST. Harxof
NzIBe
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nSE band saw mAehina / haza plAner.
" ssarf1cs pianef. large and small wood
turning Liable. sipptns say machine, l kaE
bench TALL ir0Efs swing sa@, ~ VI. y. g2so-
lfSs engine. All in coed working order. Also
hangs r.. shafts. paiicys. etc fskac L. Hora-
KISS. Ellsworth. Me.
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SPECIAL SorIcs.

10 not tresp4ss in CaHlealocrs Park
demand protection t. life and property
frOuf the coantx OF Hancock. the stale d
Maine. aud tAr usited states " AEaercA-
May C. FNNFx AUSTIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-01-22

john Williams. toe famous COOK OF
Lskeviex camp. Alligstoy lake, Is dead.
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sEN>N@
NOTICE.


NOTICE.
II HEREBY release TO my minor son, Leos
j. d. Cra5tree. his tine daring the re-
mairaeT Of hts minority shall claim Boat
Of his eagntt X nor pay any aebts Of his coz.
traEtiBg AFTER this date.
We. A. CasarREE
jar I, l&l1 Hancock Point, Ne,
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

The winter Ashermsa are sharpening
their ice ebissis.