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FOR RENT six.room furnished house. bath, hot and cold water, etc. Amply Mrs Montgomery Davis, 9th and Seward 1o-l7-tf.
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For rooms with board-home cook. ing see Mrs. Alex Watson, Ss1 Deck CT Way. 10-2l-H
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steam hsadted rooms. s1O0O up ws0. or without board, 585 Main st Phone 3S05. 10.5.1m,
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ORDERS FRoM FRANCE
 FoR. MANY suPeLIEs

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-France has just placed orders for 9O,oOO dozen 60 per cent. wool shirts for army use, to be finished within 60 days. Fac tories at Cohoes Bennington and Amsterdam, N Ya secured the orders.
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FOR RENT. -Four room house, partly furnished. inquire Mrs. Mont gomary Davis, 2O2 F. 9th st 1o-5.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-05

FOR RENT. Two nicely furnished rooms. Alaska Steam Laundry
 10-2t-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-05

FOR RENT - Nice room at Mrs Lynch's boarding house. 1o-24-tf
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High class board and room in resi- dence district, reaSonable price; excel- lent home-coohng; very cheerful and homelikc. st. George House Mrs. k. D vnalaI. Phone 60t. l-18.tf
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Six furnished rooms and bath over Juneau Drug Co. store, for rent Ap- ply Juneau Drug Co. l1.5.2t
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms over Juneau Liquor Co, S12 and up. -113.tf.
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FOR RENr--Niceiy furnished four room cottage. Modern and clean. A good neighborhood. Call up S.2-5-2.
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e CLASSIFIED ADV 9s
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-24
Approved April Ii. 1919.

Now. therefore, Phillips Lee t,oldS-
borough Governor of the State of Mary
land. in Pursuance of the direction con
tanned in Section l. of Article II Of the
Constitution Of MARYLAND. and in com
plance with the provisions Of Section .
of the above recited Act. DO hereby or
der and direct. that copy Of said Chap
ter SO Of the Acts OF the General As
scmbly Of Maryland Of 1914 aforesaid,
bc published in at least two newspa-
pers in each of the counties Of the State
and IN three newspapers published IN
the City Of Baltimore, one of which
newspapers in the City Of Baltimore
shall be published in the German Ian
guage. once a week for at least three
months next preceding the next Gener-
al Election for members Of Congress.
which Election will be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day IN November. 1914. and at
which Election the said above proposed
amendment To- the Constitution shall be-
submitted. in the form and manner pre-
,crhed by the General Assembly. to
the legal and qualified voters Of the
State for their adoption or rejection.
Given under ms hand and the Great
Seal Of the State of Maryland
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-10-24
Proclamation
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of MARYLAND

Whereas. at the January session Of
the General Assembly of MARY land, held
IN the year Of our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fourteen. an Act
Vas passed proposing an Amendment
to Section 81. Part VII, Of Article /.
title "Sherlirs. of the Constitution of
the State Of Maryland, which said Act
is known and designated as Chapter s s.
of the Acts Of Maryland of 1914. and is
in the words and figures following
CHAPTER 80.
An Act to amend section 50. Part
VII. Of Article +. title. "Sheriils. Of
the Constitution of this State. and to
provide for the submission of said a
mcndmcnt to the qualified voters Of this
state for adoption or rejection
section ]. BE it enacted 10y the
General Assembly of Maryland three
hfths Of all the members Of each Of the
two houses concurrlnE. that the follow
ing section be and the same IS hereby
PROPOSAL as an amendment To Section
50. Part VII, Of Article :; title "Shcr-
ills. Of the Constitution Of this State,
ana ~ adopted hN lcEal ana guahii'u
voters thereof as herein provided. it
shall supersede and stand in the place
and stead Of said section -, Part VII,
ot SAID Article !
AN .i.....,
''''' ~ .,,'''' y" ... ~,
one person. resident IN SAID county above
the age Of twenty-five years ana at
least I've years preceding his election.
a citizen Of the state. to the office Of
sheriff He shall hold Office for two
wears. and until his successor is duly
elected and qualified. Shall be ineligible
for two ears thereafter. shall give such
bond. exercise such powers and per
form such duties AS now are or NAV
hereafter he fixed hy law In case Of a
vacancy by death. resignation refusal
to serve. or neglec, to qualify. or give
bond. or by DISQUALIFICATION or removal
from the county. the Governor shall
appoint Il person IL BE- sheriff for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

! Mrs. Alfred P. Doyle, OF Bar Harbor,
spent SATURDAY with her son Oscar.
Mrs. Mary Hartman rs spending a few
days With her sister, MRS. W. r. Moore, on
the Starry road.
Mrs. Alfred Smith is home from visit
| with her dsagh,er. Mrs. Herbert Nicker-
son, in Brewer.
Martin Giles has rented the Blacksmith
shop vacated BY l. &. Treadwell. and
moved in las; week.
Mrs. yudson Austin spent last wednes-
day might with Der daughter, Mrs. Esri
Clark, at Old Town.
Lorenzo and RhodelIe Smith. OF AM
berst. were here on Monday and Tuesday
with G. W. Smith and wife.
Everett Strout. of Gardiner. Is spending
the holidays With his parents, Emery
S;roat aud wife. Mrs S,rouf will Join
him on Christmas day.
There will be thssnnusl Christmas tree
in the yestry Thursday evening, to which
all are cordially invited. The progrs m
end arrangements are in charge OF Mrs.
Edward c. Cochrsne sad her Sunday
school class OF yoang ladies'
The usual Carist mas concert by the sun
day school was given in the church sun
day evening, and was attended by an
audience that filled the house. Following
il the program: Reading, pastor; singing.
school; recitation, Sadie Kane; exercise,
four girls; recitation, Harold Carlisle;
duet, Harriet and Lillian Coniey, exercise,
six girls; solo, Lois Gupfiil; responsive
reading; prayer, Rev. II. W. CoDiey; re-
sponsive reading; singing. school; reci-
tstion, Dorothy Shackford; Offering; adj
dress, Rev. O. J. Guptiil. recitation,
Catherine conieys closing hymn.
The church and parish gave a party to
its retiring pastor. Rev. o. j. q uphill. and
family. in the vestry Friday evening. The
affair was in charge Of q committee of
ladies, and was so well arranged that il
was q complete surprise to he pastor. He
and family bad been invited to home for
tea, and then to the vestzy to inspect some
Sunday school supplies. He found there
a well-filed room. The room had been
tsstefuily arranged with furniture and
easy chairs. and decorated with crepe paper
and potted plants, and with lis merry
company presented a pretty scene. A
short musical program as presented. in
Guiding solos by Miss LiIlis j. Phillips
and Rev. H. W. Conley, and piano solos
by the younger members Of the party.
Mr.. Conley, in behalf OF the parish, In a
neat speech, presented Mr.. Guptiii with
a gold watch and fob as a furth mark of
its appreciation OF he pastor and family.
Mr.. GuptiIl responded with considerable
feeling, thanking the people hesrtiiy for
the remembrance. Cake and coffee were
served.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

Medicine Man - What have you been
eatingg Cannibal King Il have Just
finished up an American millionaire.
Medicine Manhood heavens. No won
der you are i'll. I've told you repeatedly to
beware Of anything rich.
The Sunday school teacher was possessed
of the praiseworthy desire to promote
thrift among the class OF lads. He had
given Joe and Jimmy sixpence each for
doing some work for him. 81 hope to
hear, when we meet again. he said, ..that
you have used the money to advantage"
The next time they met Joe produced two
sixpences. s'Well, done, my lad" said
the delighted teacher; 81 am pleased to
see my lessons are having their fruit.
But what of your sixpence, Jimmy?n said
he to the other hopeful. "Piease, sir,
lost it tossin' wi Joei''--Chicago News.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
M'KINLEY.

Miss Lottie Kelley is employed at F. N.
Sawyer's store.
Miss Annie Gott is visiting her sister,
Abbie Turner, in Portland.
p. W. Richardson g. Son are loading
schooner Laura and Marian with fish for
Gloucester.
Charles Robbins has rented the Thurs
ton house on the shore road and will live
there his winter.
Watson Thurston, Harris Church, Oscar
Bragg and son Herbert returned from
Boston last week.
Mrs. Maynard Torrey, who has been
quite ill, is improving. Mrs. Phebe Ben
nett is keeping house for her.
Miss Maude Chaffey left Thursday for
Boston to resume her duties with the
Underwood Co.
The moving pictures are now run by
electricity. The Sawyer block. is lighted
and also the home of Hollis Rsed by the
new dynamo.
Mrs. Mary Bunker left Monday for
Maiden, to spend the winter with her
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
AMHERST.

Martin Richie attended State grange.
George circuit is at home from Bluehill
for the winter.
Luther Remission is home from Pitts
field for the holidays.
Mrs. Addie Abbott, one of the oldest
and most highly respected citizen of this
town, died Dec. is at the home of her
brother, Peter Sumner. The funeral was
Florence Ellis officiating.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
STATE or MAINE.

Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of Laads Of
Non Resiisat 0wneys.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town Of
fremont. in the county of Hancock, for the
1,HE following list Of taxes on real estate
Il OF non resident owners In the town OF
fremont, for the year 1914, committed TO me
fos collection for said town OF fremont. on
the iath day OF April. remains unpaid; and
notice Is hereby given that il said taxes, in.
teres, and charges are not previously paid. so
much OF the real estate taxed. as Is sufficient
20 pay the amount thereof. including interest
aud charges, will re sold NJ public auction At
sswyef's hall. Ackln sey. In said town. on the
hrst Monday OF February, 1913. NJ O'Clock
a. N.
Names Of owners. and descrip-
ton OF property. TAI.
Homer sfamen. wood lot. containing
Or Frederick W BRIGHAM. land in
No. II. q undivided loa lot. in com
mon With LEVI wymsn, i@
Freeman Holmes, 4 ID Reed estate,
Sarah Reed estate. ids
Sarah Friend, heir and deyisee Of
Lewis Friend. as per reg OF deeds.
vol zis. page a2o, s.a, per rig of
deeds, vol 2is. page IIs JOY iot 50
Harriet Green. land No 7. David Ben
son lot. by highway. hyTw
Jackson. W by beach. Ges
Frank Hamilton, aodEaon lot. so
called, as per reg derds. vol as. p
Asdrew Parker. land at Bernard, "a
W w Rich, Well MAYO lot SO called. %
Fred Robinson. wood lot in No 10, lis
Nelson Thnrsinn. as per reg
deeds vol SO. p 10. sos
Frank Tibbttts, as per reg deeds sal.
page 46s. aus
wymAn q Phillips, II Harper lot
20a, g %
Mrs B wymsn. land in No 10. ss3
Heirs Of Levi wfman. land on
Dodge's point loa, also land In No
Ti1az, Mt lot Western Mt a5aa ls Of
lea. p Robbins lot In common
with BRIGHAM 5a, also the
Ferrell estate at Center 2sz. also Fly
lot No II, l0a % o.
AsRHrnY A. LoPAus,
collector OF said town OF fremont.
West fremont, Dec. IL. 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
GOOD WILL GRANGE.

Good Will grange held its regular meet
ing Dec. 10, with a good attendance.
Officers for the new year were elected. A
lunch OF fancy cookies, cake and Cocoa
was served at recess, and games were
played.
1t was voted to have a Christmas tree
and social at the grange hall Christmas
eve.
The newiy-elected officers are: Martin
Richie, master; Fillmore Wiley, over
seer; Beuiah Remission, lecturer Horace
Richie, steward; Bernard Sumner, as
sistant steward; Clara Nickerson, chap
lain; Harry Silsby, treasurer; Bernice
Clark, secretary; l.. e. Crosby, gate
keeper; Annie Giles, Ceres; Brunette
Wiley, Pomona; Cassie Hanscom, Flora
Marion Crosby, lady assistant steward.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
'--'------------.'-.s-ss -.
Legal Noiirra
NOTICE.


r FRANCISA A. HARRINaTox
L. trtx OF the last will and .estApss,,,e tecu.
B. Foss. late Of Winter Hsrbor. In .,,s "a
W, deceased. hereby give puhfsr 80 SouE.
pursuant to . license Issaea 10 ~ 80 that
exesuirix oy the prooste COAT ia 80 saeh
sad ia cock county. dated june ~, 'or
shall on Fsidsy. Jaaaary ~. 1913 - s4
In the sf1Hfnoon. at the Office a. d sieek
son, at said Winter Harbor, In sac a. hen.
county. sell al pnelie sale, subject ~ aaniesock
cumhranres, The foilosing descrIses az ~, Ia
tate situated In said wiater ia ieA IS.
bounded and dsscr bed as follows. 81 "a. and
M loa Hoenaea 90 the north BY Ian,
hish school baisdinR lot, on the .ast sa9 NE
OF 81 Flint! on the koath hy tbp hc.,s'y iaad
lot rcs o. Formerly Of Elizabeth L. snsII,sssaaa
aud on the ives By south street toeefs,s uss,
all the butlfiuRs thereon. the aho.. A,th
scrfbef lot being known as the hoynpsfsea &C. 1e
OF the iafe LA \. Fess, deceased lot
Second lot. Gee bait part anal Ia
ia common OF snes her certain tot q, 80 - and
land situated In said Winter gar stSst ot
knosn as the Tufts property, BOUNDED s saa
north by Main street, on the east a "a ~ ~. lne
~ iaud Of Aimsna J. Flint estate, wi,h IN
buildings thereon. "'n TIE
Third Iot. Three afths undivided ana :,
common OF another certain lot or =. ~ ~
tsDd stusted in said Winter Wsffn, o.
bounded and described a. faIlows - aaa
Bounaed ON the east BY South street. IN ~ ~:
north BY land OF Flofa aeffish. on H. 4. tae
by land OF u. u. Flint estate, ana lana s sest
T. Weston, on rhe north oy laaa al n VI
Morrison and u W. Bunker - A.
Fourth lot. One fourth undfyidea ana 4.
common Of another certain lot or 49,, "a
land known as the ~. A Bickford 80 y
bounded and described as follows - a ana
Bounded on the north by land Of 5. A. Mx',nsS:
asd Fannie Bickford estate. on the ~, -
Atlantic streets on the south hy lard ~ VIZ
liam D. sargent; on the west b The stoTs .,
California bay. ''s VI
Fifth lot. One half undivided and in ,oru
mon OF smother certain lot or parcel ot Isza
situated In said Winter Har6or, kpovn -
the Ne.msn lot and boo pded and cesr,jhsss
- follows, to wits Bounded on tbs 80, =
Newman street. on the south hy land 81 NJ
lace bickfoTd; on the west by land OF (iro,y.
Mathews: on the north oy a brook shsn
also sell at the Gme and place ahoy. re-
tioned. all OF the hSuse goods. furniture IA
tx ures Of every name and nature in \,
about the homestead OF Ita u ross deesas.S
So Aforesaid, either separately or in conbsS
tton with sale OF the homestead
The rIsht Is hereby reserved TO Feisrt anv
or ali bids Tor zach or all OF said lots 81 i.nS
together with bids for the furniture and inrs'
ishings as aforesaid
The above described lot number three Z.
subject To mortgage TO G. @. Brown amoupt.
Ing TO about two hundred dollars.
fasNcISs A. HAkaINsrox. Ersevtrir
OF tho estate OF Ira 8 Foss deceased
Winter Harbor. Maine. Dec. Ii. 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
COREA.

Miss Alma Stewart is home from FL. G. /.
for the holidays.
Miss Maude Stewart, who has been Wis
ting at Eden and Bangor, is home.
George Sanborn, OF Boston, is visiting
his sister, Miss Charlotte Sanborn.
F. e. Drisko, who has been teaching
at Eden, is spending his vacation with
friends here.
Joseph Paul, jr., of Philadelphia, is
spending the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Paul.
The people were glad to see their pastor,
Miss SanborD, back again in the pulpit
after a few weeks illness.
The ladies' aid society gave supper at
the Baptist church Saturday evening.
Proceeds, about SO, will go towards bell
for the church.
Dec. q. ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

sister, Mrs. Workman. Mrs. Harding,
who visited Mrs. Bunker, returned to
Cranberry Island last week.
E. l.. Kelley and family returned to
Jonesport Tuesday. Lawrence Kelley is
spending ten days vacation there.
NJ. J. Dyer, of Worcester, Mass, is Wis
iting Miss Zelms Thurston through the
holidays.
Mrs. Dora Hopkins and Lewis Torrey
were married at their home last Monday
evening.
Dec. q. p. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.

There will be dance in the town hall
New Years eve.
E. e. Fullerton and wife are. home from
. visit to Boston.
Miss Olive Bethel is home from Fort
Fairfield for the holidays.
o. NJ. smith has joined his family for
the winter.
Miss Margaret Morteli spent few days
last week in Bangor.
Basil Barrett, U. of M, rs, is visiting
his parents, DIR. E. C. Barrett and wife.
Eugene Staples, of Portland, is visiting
his parents, A. Staples and wife.
Mrs. Cora Allen, of North sedgwiek, is
the guest of 6. W. Carter and wife.
Miss Allie Osgood Is spending the holi-
days with her parents, eaton Osgood and
wife.
Ralph Cushman and wife, OF Ellsworth,
spent a few days last week with A. M.
Moor and wife.
Chester Parker, U. of NJ, and Raymond
Parker, Colby IS, are spending the holt
days with their parents II. A. Parker and
wife.
Judge F. b. Snow and wife spent a few
days last week in Bangor. They were
accompanied home by Miss Jennie Grin
die, who will spend the holidays with
them.
The citizens of Bluehil will give 8
testimonial minstrel show to Rodney W
Carter in the town hall Jan. II, at 7.30 p
m. Five hundred tickets will be place.
on sale. The cast contains the best anna
teur performers in town.
Dec. II. Ii.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

Collectors Adpssiissm<si Of sais Of Land, sf
Eoa-Resadest oHsaers.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town a.
Broossyille. ia ehe eounty Of HAneock. for
the year 1914
TEE following list of taxes on real estate
i Of non resident owners IN the town Of
Broc kssille AZORES ai. foe the year tsit com,
mittcd to me for collection Tor said toEn On
the 7Ah dsY Of April, 1914, remains u8paid:
and notice IL here by gtSen that II said taxes
with interest and charges, are not pte4iaasly
pad 40 much Of the real estate taxed N il
s9thclsnt 30 pay the amount doe therefor,
eiuding Interest aud charges, viii be- sold
witaout further notice At pahiic aaction a.
the town house In said town. on the dr st Nom
day In February. 1915, at nine oes6ek =. M.
Amt Of
tar due
Name OF owner. description Of incd 10
property. ehgs-
Maine Coast Granite Co. or IN.
known, store and quarry Al south
Hrcoksyslle, sQN
Tapify Mining Co. or unknown. m IN
ing property at West Brooksyiue go
Wa q Tousey, or unknowA. cottage
aud lot ~ Sonth Broo<sville, Gsq
Curtis Dnrgain. house and lot A.
North Brpo ksvtlle, nA
Efward Won Mack. or unknown
L Davis place, and ssweil Henry
farm. I4
W. III. SrovgR, Collector
of taxes OF the toMn oi BrooksyiIe.
Dee. 10. tslt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
legaT Nutirrs.


STATE u MAINE
Collectors Advertisement Of sals u Laads Of
NoA-RssidsBf otr=ers.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the city
Of Ellsworh, In the county OF Hancock, for
rIyHk following list OF take. on real estate
l. Of non.resident owners In ahe city of
ri sworth aft resato. for the year 1915. com
misted 10 me for collection for said city on
the zach 0ss OF May, 1919. remains unpaid;
and notice 10 hereby given that II ssid isnee.
So much Of the real estate taxed is sutti
Client 10 pay the amount due therefor. irelpd.
ing iuteres. and chs ges, Will be sold without
farther notice IT public anctton, a. my Office
10 said city OF Ellsworth, on the arst AcBdAy
of February. 1875, At . o'clock q.
Name OF owner, description Of Amt OF
property. tar due
Belts. Adeibers W, house and lot,
Bsyside. Ella 90
Bryant, Mrs ] A, Is l. Brown shop
aud lot, Wster st. 20
Croeker, n, camp and lot. Green
Bunker. John, heirs. Meadow lot.
Pleasant Valley, %
Donovan, Mrs Timothy. house and
lot, O. ant ST. 10
Gina, Charles. Eldridge land. 90
Gray. William w. Carpenter place,
Boggy Brock. ESQ
lngAiIs. Eiirs E.lsnd at Hsppytown, 81
Jordan, John W. heirs. east SIDE
Jude. William r. pasture land OF
atfm&a ab-ts Na0F ~ nFSAea
pond. 50
Mason, Edward @. island Ia Branch
pond, 10
Moore, William r. L mill privilege:
Field. waithsru road; Gray land,
81 50 rods: Wild land, Walthan
road; land Of Gerry 7scres; pasture
land OF Hamilton; wild land OF J
W Perry, 81 30
Moon, Howard u. land on Srffy road
II acres. N. Bunker land. :, Ire
worgy. e. surry road, w, Tre~orsy, 80
Moulson. Charles. Louise Barker and
Alice kinczid LAID. 50
Mnrch. Mrs Samuel j, house lot
water ST. 80
ossood Harry W., Il camp az Pat
tens pond. 90
Rogers a Ingalls,, steam NALL, wink
umpsugh, mill buiidings and ma
chinery, 10 80
Savage, George, house lot. Baysfde. 10
smit h. Justina, house and land, Bay
side. sa
G. J. BROWN. Collector,
of taxes OF the city Of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth. Dec. 10. 1914
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

1tHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has been duly appointed exeeatrix
OF the last will and testament Of
SENECA H. REMIcK, late OF HANCOCK,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. Ali persons
having demands against the estate OF said
deceased are desired TO present the same fos
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re.
quested TO make payment Immediately.
ANNIE b. REaIcK.
Marlboro, Me-, Dec. ~. 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

TINE subscriber hereby gives notlss
i he has been duly appointed au
traitor OF the estate OF
ARIE M. CROSBY, lstelof BUChsfoH.,
in the county Of Hancock, deceasa1n' Der
sons having demands against the essept
OF said deceased are desired 70 Idebtso
the same for settlement, and All ,srt i'm
thereto are requested 10 make pay1nnasay-
mediately. SEwALL M
Bucksport, Dec 8, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23

FINHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
4 she has been duly appointed executrix
OF the last viii and testament of
JOHN M..oAKEs, iate.of HANCOCK,
In the county OF Hancock, deceased. and
given bonds as the law directs. All person :
having demands against the estate of said d. :
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement. and all indebted thereto are re.
4uesteo 10 make payment imuef iatelv.
Elizabeth OAKEs.
Hancock, Dee. n, 1914.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-12-23
Name Of owner. description Of
STATE or MAINE.

Collectors Aasev isesneni NJ sale IF Lands Of
Resident Oczsrs.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town Of
Goaidsboro, In the county of Hancock for
the year 1914
THE following list OF taxes on real estate
Il OF resident owners in the town OF Goalds
boro, for the year 1914. committed 10 me Tor
coiirc ion for said town. on the I'D day or
April, 1914, remains unpaid; and 5o'iee Is
hereby given that II said taxes. Interest and
charges sre not previously paid. 90 much OF
the real estate tAIed as Is 50 tfieisut 20 PAy ne
amount due therefor. Including interest and
charges. will be sold at public auction Al tue
town house in said town 1.-The same being the
place where the last preceting annual io"n
meeting OF said town was held, on tae nrss
Monday OF February. 1915, at O'Clock a. NJ
Name OF owners. de. No. OF Tax on
scription OF real estate acres. Value. real es[
Simon Sargent estate,
home lot A. West
9oaidsboro, buildings -
thereon, s2o g -
James u Sargent, lot
Of land 1T Vert
Gcaldsboro. Sd IS %
Asa T. sTEvEss. collector OF taxes
for the town OF Gouldsboro for the year islA
Dec. a, 1914.