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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-20
Thoughts for the Fishermen.

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'a'.a.sf VIII what primarily Hon. bisa
Ira .z.szz la-'~.s-i "a tong elected n 5ae
H.. 1900 .=f5'. u 65a-7'~- I'm tbs pi--
iF.=.i.s -. .'#.11s.st= b. could d. - Iaasa
= lF1zzas t..- T.Ee#5i II tire iisf1fa- bounty.
ills szzz AIM In. tie l1a-le power L
accomplish ml=a iaare IA TIM direction.
i5''.= ~ - l'ei.35z.t7H- 1t is-@r.'Eers-
" 'in wonderful IAasi.'.''y all ali aai's-
i"'t'fa the II III. gentleman went through a
process q; rel> NM. which Away en1ei N
l1',.s-s .#''' VIZ. AL prudent Il "7''! =
t... Nr. hraa7. t" zn-ress AT.
b7al...1E c'a-d e..atr.l taazr.-- oo Us
9a.i='s question:, - -I..e oi >-=sFs-' y CD
AMI :. .sas r t.ay H cfal5 n. only d.
s1.- ttEi.-...'' he e#.aii l@fi III q ma'h mars
s. n.ar.#t .55.', Ia, j., =; a Democratic
c'a-r=- Which W. aFp'--i = al B'an'ie.
T. H7tsaif pros r. ilie l.r'.,sft it". bat =
.aase aflaa.lstl5. = II ;i'.a-, UNITY ga isl.
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date of,Jan. a. 1922.
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Ky Als<y'e, The mr., numIsr ., which was
urlay. January ], I7sj.-Partiaai 7Yaa.~ry<.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-20
July lisa
Another Sing-song

Ms. EnIroR In the -is4.rtata fr Jais
9Th, there APPEARED an article over the ~
nature of i" Amateur, and dated y. Han
cox, June 18th. ia, t. winch WIS., t.
reply.
/, j. ut f,r the sake Of argument t't1t
wish 'sreflg mr. wath the expectation Of
allayns Tn aatriaaHy G,Iias winch az
pear. t. exist on tie part Of =, Amateur
towards his fellow man. Mr.. \. X. + Moor.
for it i obvious that person capable oil
haTb'rins spirit Of malice. envy or ba-
tired (as the.a- may b,) to that degree man
iieeted in tn, article alluded to. could not i,
protitahly affected tho reasonable ar.uman,
or even the" naked truth it-elf should b.
presented = his vision
1t may la vast Of material still. for
the SAKE IF -cll-l,6.nac. aud i,r fear that
some heHes, person might take far granted
what " inatcur' ha> said since hi. KNOW
eiS' Of Mr. Moore' : qGliti,, az teacher Of
music, j. ls,-,-l upon pr. nal arJnainta no,
and actual observation, f7l called upon
- ','''1' "''''' ! IL t''' 't"''l'Fed IN
",' ~ b
''l i3'''' I '''''.'e VIZ written WITH a com
'''.''' ,'''''''''7 81 ''I' or @i8,''h''T'
a y, wa i3s " '',''''r under Mr..
'i''''''''1' rF.'t' what l could learn
from OLE. r'atipn ~ visiting hi, seA.spl from
fitn,. "a ti4f4. | ~ =. ., l5.,.s.l . Il
''''' % nm VT 'i'a' ar, re without TIE
''''' ~ u NJ" = u Il ,''st scholar IF
ven ''' ''.',3''F hl'''''ii' I'i''' lns. NJ dd
-, - : ,''',' -. I'M = s''' ''''
'''' y ''s''' '''' '''''' ile'''' oil all inter
go anu s'''' O's.4'' ON! "AffeeFe''' "aS
l''''y e'''
: Amateur has made Ire OF language
'',, d - merit lN'.#ai'al probation OF the
i''''''' '''' '''.'''-'' II "'i' an true. mat
w - " .''i' L '''' advantage when
''.' y ,''.'- N''o cam" u Ni'o"
- - - ','N'''- u ,n''f'' ie'i II a
'o'! - "iF" inc I0'i'e against beng de-
80 ~ ','''' pm ~ hun, How
'.''''A'u' oos"' ''he Iu9'ie 10 te Tor this
'',"'I' Warning Sh'" OF no Nay IN
N /, II can FeI7y hlm except it Is by em-
P''9''s MN % teach music the coming Win
''' ''' 'll'''S - quite certain; that IS II
" Amateur cannot teach music deztrousIy
'''n 'sai 0a' personal fidieuie to Ieriee-
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To the Fishermen of Maine.


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DoMEs TIC PORTS.

MAcHts.-Ar H. .-a D5nwor,h. Bradbury
He.tani -. Taatairco. Jeata.s3a N..bYt,,s,,
>ii Is, bag Mary L.4elI, Peterson. anaiea
IA Martha, BAteiAAn, Bostq4, Siak Brown, y
fosrLAvo.-Ar IL, sch Angeline, Hix,S York
May, smith, bostou; Little Bopublie. Kent, Bos
ton BROOK siaf4sa. phiai George L james,
Poland, ProYiIeHee
ca ceFeso9, suith, s. Geocge NIB.
BesroN.--Ar IL, Sch yaletta. Mean, Eliza.
esiAptI, Maataa ~ si 4slaaI Eden, boris, PAtt-
ca hu,"ofth. Rattan Davis, Do; Minpeols, Holt,
do Ag!aut, Cousins, DO.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.
lg-The Ellsworth dmerican
will be furnished for 80 cents for
six months, Begin at any time.

six months. Begin at any time.
The EaliT~c this. Wednesday morning
wa. visible by the use Of smoked glass. w
noticed an unusual number Of scientific gen.
tlemcn boxing up" y correspondent ol
The Irjtga saw d" the Psuu4hra, or partia
shadow Of the noon first came in contact
with thce-rth q; the rising Of the sun in The
Northern Part Of Texas, then took 4 north.
ea-tcriy. ami then s'utHcdeterly c'ur~e
over thcclrth. The Eo.Lra, OF tatal dark
shadow Of the morn fr-t came in contact
with the earth in the Pacific Ocean Lon
miles west Of Oregon. and pass in a north.
oa,i,rly direction over British America a.
Tn first appearance 81 this ceiir~s, since
tb. CREATION uf the w9rIl WAS y. y. o.,
pcr. 5, Old style. It has appeared every
nineteenth yrar-iuo l64l- 1t, 2;arI.rr-
anoc viii hc -, July -. VI, appear
again l,15 >usa,t p anil VIII continue t.
appear every nineteenth year until 2274,
wbi.hwin =. it. last appearance until the
zIia,i,a af l2i22 veats
N,sEa1 E.erE-fSa Young man #
Trenton were out in small Lat fishing the
Al inst, when their Lat was ran down ~
. schooner tia; va~ N i pleasure exeur-ien.
iae schooner striking tn hat aiaat mid
Wy. Tn yoan= mea when tiny zsw thep
1ga> ~ e>saI.. stood NJ in the l=a., and
PUMPED .ar tac ri --5us al tt,c schooner, At
aehcI u tsa blw-Fsi,- rhey fortunately
t~sal-l Il ma-, have h,.a carciee~ur~s ga
IL Part If the ~eheHuer's crew y skipper.
tn; tiic~s lives wcrc thus I.rilci
Alz,sT F,Rf.-T6e F5aalsry tnilIjns Il
Mrs. O. " G5IIin. S c.. Tx fre on
the r57f IN Wednesday Afternoon Tie
alarm W. - 81 AM IT, En-us~ fa.un,,l at
5nee. Aat u -,yl lack would htts It. i lA3.
lar had Len, -Alr. t.pa previous, Igt up
le..I.n- "a tie r,Jf, anl tao or thres u ,ha
wsrAmaa carried M haekrt- { VT anal
gE;iH-ai,bs.. tAs lama f.i5re Ed tins t.
-I7a.l. Weh5pe al vii iaks warning. ana
provide la34#rs. aa1 La4e tlsm haalv ia ease
of FIRE.
We 3#4fa ;,at IL E=ss'a: viz + sAc la--
y in ta.s 4ee.rAtsa 2 y Ae, ;ag essa1itat r..
ar iatsai T. pa. 70 t4tioas =; tae.r rI4a
n citing. eazsarrAirc Tia breckenridge men.
aasl tHe#atfes h=liyr.- HsH.Io t6e5 vii La,e
liz l'1.s p b tn. aafk n rurs5eS A. once
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CORRESPONDENCE.
- the Hancock Agricultural soci
ely i'll debt.

l. ;aa qucrie. suggested il tie i nan -. m
regard - To- recent action Of a portion IF It's.
>eeiets. fatied 10 matg ny al fully uuder-taad
fhe statement matte that the a society w, In
ieht thousand dollar. ibis dil not mean in
~ Attst 10 tie debt owed FIR the Fair Grounds
but d, ~ f5ai now occupied for thai pnrp. So
y ! understand tue matter after mai IN. iu4ui-
re-, Ia May i~ii, lease was obtained for thir-
teen acre of had f-r a term # twenty year for
annual rent, for four years Of So, and thorcaf
ter Of -, with the privilege Of terminating tie
lease by purchase, at any time within CT .ht ycArs
by paying sou. The terms were favorable, and
the land u5rih al! asked f5r it, The Society yea.
esousiy, and IN Ilul4bie spirit, went 10 work
upon the land aud expended some Sl50O ia fitting
II Up This fact settled tbs matter a To whether
the society would coLtiuue to lease the land OF
purchase il, f't.S n Tn p4r.F4ss. No sane man
nor prudent 6rsauilltiou Will expend Sl1OO in one
year and $1,000 another, upon a lot If land, with
cat TIE ice Of the land being secured; ard espec-
ially when Inc improvement. made are Of char
aeter winch ,aiucless, uulcss owned in counec.
ton wita the lant. Upon this superstition, that
the society would not haze expended 50 much
mcaey ca the Lard thout intending to purchase
and would not have authorized further outlay
thi. wear without the matter Of purchase being
considered q" dAsl fact l said. that the :. So
ciety Was IN debt Sloog.9 Is this the fact? lat
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/, thi, not a far statement OF the financial con
ltgioa If the society ! ask .he candid and fair
minded men Of tue a,ciety to mink tins mat
ter.
The abayc Is all 1 need say in answer 70 a writer
in the Fnrner, who, judging from the spirit rAaai-
tested is " spelling for tight" will however,
add few reflections, as do pot care TO allude 70
the matter again, ami they may Mt be inoPPor-
tune.
+ the Society { hittg merely to be r7ie At will
is it for the mutual advantage Of all it. mem.
be7.; viii vision die with any one man OF a
halt dozen nien' Is the Society 70 much under
the peculiar guardianship OF anybody, that a
melaber IF tae Soeiaty has MT the pglttlese ia
mode-. way, If 4aeuyius to the policy yi some
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-20

~FaFEgs.-N . iuicr from al article IN
the last Lewiston Journal that there is u
talk ct starting another Republican paper IN
that place. We consider il would be a dis
advantageous move u whoever might engage
ia II, MIST j the Ialsrs IN this STATE are n5w
published AZ much sacrifice On the part Of
the lropr.etor-, and many Of them, IN ylew
0f the spirit Of competition which prevails,
and the i4r4e circulation Of Boston and Ne~
York Iapers. which the present easy mode OF
conveyance permits, barely pay their way, II
they do . at all Newspaper Publishing j.
not profitable business in this STATE, though
many seem to think it is very remuncratIye.
our experience Is the reverse. our opinion
therefore II, that whoever thinks Of starting
paper IN i locality where one IS already e.
tablished. and where the circulation must
necessarily be limited, would - exceedingly
unwl>e. lie does n3t know the labor and
trouble to which lac Will be subjected to keep
his head above water, ~ the saying is Our
Republican, friends In Lewiston ana vicinity,
ough; certainly to discourage any suyh pro-
jet, specially when they have - able and
efficient 4 paper a. the journal. Whoever
expects h beat that paper IN local or general
news, or IA absiity in advocating Republican,
I,u, viii find IS bard work = afh Nutu.ei
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-20

The P7ftand Eepuhli1.a Wjswam
" Dedicated hcdas-.itt evening
JrreE h1tgtt- This gentleman arrived
IN E,-t,n the tn
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

s,-ruxx puArr IN rrr srKur.-Coroner Murphy held IN
,,avs.s yesterday on hs body Of Joph hwns, residing
a No n na.gn street, New York. About nine O'Clock
On sunday svssss he found By officer Robinson Of
a. axtn prscinca T. u, lying tho sidewalk IN front Of
No Marc street Procuring seasesnce, ne We coo
viewed 70 she station house and medical IA out
nv rendered verdict Of death from appoplev.
prrelAry-About eight O'Clock q Sunday evening Mr.
william Hopkins 90 Devoe ssreet, D., returning home
heard noise up stairs and In Instant burglar lcaped
sn,oueh the window Of the second story and ahshted
s>fp,v m NE yard Before Mr. r. could seize him he
eleared The fence and raised the ~ OF "rrc.' mcr
heng plenty Of frcmen IN The neghborhood, % many
pssp began running different directions tnAs inc Dur
sSr soon got safely beyond heutihcauon or pursuit.
fxDors AccpxSr--About O'Clock on Sunday evening,
oslored woman named Sarah Connolly, residing al North
seventh street, D., seriously injured BY the expo-
Son Of nuid lamp which she Vas trying 70 OIL while
lighted The prompt assistance Of The police prevented
serious cstsrucrhy.
INV Ovr CKu Fmsy-rhs projectors OF this terry
~ormplste the removal q the tcrin from South Frs
"a south Ninth street. Brooklyn r. ID, ana from Csshe
rns sllp 70 the foot Of Beckman strcc&
Inn ulsupAcruRx or LAGER BsD-n h stated shss g.
COO b~rres OF lager beer Manufactured yearly shs
F.s>rp District There are eighteen brcwersss coosany
r0,e~d m producing this bcer and The demand annually
lnercSeanx These bseweviee ase located pvindpAly
Te sxtssnth ana Eighteenth wards Of brooklyn and rvs
employ ment 70 many hundred persons scme ne
vsnr sse vcvv extensive while o<hers are contsacsd n
,hslr ,s I'm the largest brewere The sverAec quaint
" snualiy manufactured 900, and In the ssaless -
hAyren
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Notice 60 Msrfnsru.
o o. T. ss. ss. g 3:
ss a. o. ~ - q, . !. Al 70 . y 5 U = ?:
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vxd q vhsre NJ vessel ps~ssd.
Arr II rew London isA bsrt fenedos Kns raoase Ocean
:ss 10 IS % q ssss :. s' srSs.
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AT = nssesia ssrss y a.sly ks..,..a Ksny, 30 sss
s.ssoa essh TN so,lsaa ..Cn rs~s. nys HcIsy IRON
$50. :::.:ss: - $500 "a S:rs: - . be 8
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sssr i-.m o.e iisss Of bark Samuel rsun.. Of MAJ.
ss "a sp:a ~ Ne Sssss,s We soasa % So.
-sr non vr Edvsrss nr- onc-r Of ssrs csese'cs Ss
- -. y..r .sd vOad euss q rssA 10 Juns Had 'aien
spoken. 30.
sss sry no" roo TOT osS'''' ~A'c'
sssp os-noass. ho~ Liverpool for oSeu,s Apri a. In
~ i~-a x.r,., xcIsusa. bon o.raa Va smon's Bag
- ~ ~ ussssy ron s.ss- fcr Hsvan. Win 90
rpsn hsssA H. rNsy sh iAzns spaidns. n Hong kous
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ss.p ls1. s.s-. fsen sorisns Cor uv~pool. MAJ J. Ia,
ssf .,.ss p.--eu, fru. Sor'saas for liverpool Aprn
.s v.ogn.,.ss Josns iron csar'ssps Tor Liverpool.
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s>ss vrsns. frs~ saas~crs Cor c~t nsyT, si"si Ion
s~s r,,zsr. rs..L nv- Baa~ore for Mo Jsnsirc.
s,N ess s~ss- sssur. sc~ nAssanas ~ rcvussx, no
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e 60 : 100 bts "a ss g . " 70 Cor scoi %
sxvs bvases soutbcrs nosr vs b~svy and lover,
$50. NJ rsss. ne sss.. ' sss.sss ~. ss .ss
ssssr visA sslss q 80 sss q cur asur. covn mssl
v.s eau ssa sssvy ysns s.As .. .sess $50 sss vsrs
Scents psr bah~i iovsr vt sAis q aseu - 900 bush
~. 'nsledlss .sns usHsrn = q e. 70 ks.se -
70 sp-irs q 81 Is 81 ~ CON vss heavy cad ssci
eesy bsev, vhls ths nsrkss 80 seievsby actvs 1he
.... snsr:ss: :sss' 90 s..s.., ss,sas x,ss,s
ssss e $50 ss.s.s ss,is1 .srs made .sr s1eos, %
o..sds f.s, :, 4, AGO 90 ssis sIoe nAr'y NAH
os.s -sslss q iso sss. no .~. -.As - axe,
and is % ssrsAlse "a D.e
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- w. $3.50 is- .,,splrs .--s -mss q are
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TIE Board met their usual hour yesterday aerpoo,
and after Diminishing officer Sullivan OF the Fourth pre-
ssc from the force, for drinking at bar in fun uniform
adjourned 70 one O'Clock today.
fhs doinss n headquarters are becoming more and
more secluded from the reporters, and b sxoeedngy
surpsbg hat hey succeed In obtaining what facts they
do get The chief clerk acting under Instructions OF the
President II the Board, tongues and therefore can
reveal nothing, unless by orders from the members
Of the Board Quite q number OF mon have been
appointed members OF the force during the
past week, but for nsir names have been
wlhhcd from The reporters Yesterday, - vol a. last
woek, several men were observed going through the
fNSn q examination, aad upoa inqniry they were
found 70 but recently received thsif appontmenL
.Aftsr considerable running fron the chief clerk 70
ths Presdent OF The Board, back and forwards, for
soms time, ths following names were furnished, NOT,
however, dfN NJ Bowen had bsen fully oonviacsd thss
here Wa 10 eetng hs net thas The Appointments
vcrc Known lie q nra cenied that he know anything
about H.
Thosc who passed an cxsminskaon were Geo. Warner,
D. b JONES' Merritt Troy, Fsher, Peal, Harrington and
Carrie yrsrs Young and Marks were appointed rounds
men In tna Eighteenth precinct, and Duncan an1 Ander
sou N he Eleventh prccnCA
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The movements ut the Stock Board this morning
were eccentric and irregular. Hudson River took
an upward start, and sold at &C. closing iSi bid,
against ls; at the close on Saturday. The advance
Is due to public inquiry for the stock, predicated
on the improved prospects Of the property Pacific
Mai rose 10 par, but afterward declined TO esi,
closing that bid, against 9si on Saturday. On the
other hand, Panama fell OF TO ll3 at the second
board, closing 1874 bid, against liSt on satur.
day. The decline Ia ascribed to unfsvora-
BILE advces from Bogota with regard 70 the negotia-
ton for the renewal Of the charter; the event was
foreshsdowed in the HERALD few days ago. New
York Central advanced to s2l, closing SIT bid,
against 81 on Saturday; the advance Ia the result
Of purchases by parties who are satisfied that the
property Is increasing in value. Erie sold at ~,
closing at 2li bid, against 81 on Saturday. The
earnings for April were st57,lsl, against 57i475
in April, is5s-increase ss2 sss. Under the receiv-
ership this property Is steadily improving in value
State stocks were better, ana there appeared 10
be pretty general demand for the favorte b.
sues NssVurs wers held at ths close st "a.
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with that OF last week.
M. Nv s: sIa. . 1850 assssss ssss sci 81 - rs
Nay n. ias'isi'ssa s'is0,ssi S,isssii s0a'ssI'
Decrease q ,2oI 0ss loss ssa ns,ose i,Tsassi
The average Of specie shown above b fully .
million below the amount actually in bank ct the
present time, as the last California remittance ar
rived too late to be counted The decrease in loans
and in deposits Is unexpectedly large. The depo
sits are declining, chiefly in consequence Of the
withdrawal Of funds by banks and individuals
In the interior and the reduction in
the discounts is the natural consequence
II argues well for the future that, while every
branch of trade is more active snd more prosper
Gus than II was at this time last year, the bank
loans 50 500 900 less For the past four or Eve
weeks our banks have pursued policy which re-
fleets credit on their Judgment Had they pursued
the same course last year, the importers last fAl
would have suffered much less than they did. A
few more weeks Of caution and moderation, and
The chronic dangers of October win be efectuary
averted.
The money market shows symptoms Of increased
ease, and the amount Of money offering is very
much in excess Of the wants Of the brokers and
The public. We make no change, however, in our
quOauous, WHICH Ickuoin, - ociotct pei Sohs iot
call loans, 9 for short paper, and 81 z for q
8 months paper. The Sub Treasury gained money
to-day: the receipts were s24oAss< of which
SIS 900 from customs; the payments sl7o 3ts; the
balance this evening, t6yeoo554.
Foreign exchange continues dun at unchanged
rates. Bankers bills ranged to-day from 100 al6
70 1921 for sterling leading English drawer
asking 1884, and the agent of the Rothschids 1925;
for francs, 5.12A 49, At these rates the demand
was very light; but rs they leave margin for the
shipment Of gold against bills, some specie viii 20
abroad TO morrow In the Hamburg steamer-pro-
badly between quarter and half million, In bars.
The amount Is not certain as jet, as the total ship
ment this week will be divided between the Teu-
tonla tomorrow and the City Of Warrington and
Illinois on Saturday.
The following are the last quotations Of sghtex.
change on New York at the cities mentioned, The
quotations being in all cases for gold
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Court ef General Sessions
Prsoys JUDGE Russell

McSply, May A--Lecpcsd Blum o. Darsd Srunk-ns
defendant was charged with assault and battery WIN IN
tent 70 KIN mo parties are Butchers and during me
array which took place IN slaughter hcuss m sAnson
sswsss Frsok alleged 70 have inflicted four saos On
Ne head Of Hum with pocket knife Tho defence 80
~hst The accused reosved hs injuries By falling agsnes
mcaa hcoks m ssiahbovhoo1 of which tne scu!'
a ssss psAes sssvssn shs parsss vsrdigs e ~ gun
y vas resd9sd ~ " jury.
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day.

srrEKn CorK-Cmur.-Par l-Nos. 1le3, ee,
issi sa iss is1 LIS isis s, s Ia s s
Part arNos eco i4, ses, icis, sio Ga, ois, iosa
77l LOLA, l4o ss. ga, $50, los2, oas, oss. o<
Coxnox PLEAS Part l--Nos 2oc7, 2oio, a,oli, sie,
2olo, 1000 2o2i, 2o22, 2o23 26o z,3sl s1e, lsl6,
ss7, l5ss PGt 2-l5e1, ~, SIS, is,s 500, l,sII,