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szECxAL NOTICE.

Hsrsarsr notices Of companies, soose-
esss. ehurches, etc., Will only be inserted
in the HrRALD ~ paid advertisements.
We rnsrve, for Places Of Worship. . graf
10 difsotoyy,, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
Tho Leg1siatlure.

SACRAMENTO, May 2d.-SENATE
Sears moved that the Senate re.
fuse to recede and that a committee
of free conference be appointed.
Davis-I move to amend by max.
ing two committees, one for ap.
preparation and the other for the
tax levy.
Hill offered as q substitute that
Senators Wendell, Sears and Glass
cock be appointed by the Senate as
. conference committee on both
bills. The resolution was adopted.
ayes Is, noes IL.
The vote by which the Congress.
sional Apportionment bill was lost
last Saturday was reconsidered and
the bill finally passed, ayes "a,
noes 10.
Ryan voted aye and gave notice
of q reconsideration.
President Mansfield appointed
Johnson, Ryan, Rowell, Harlan
and LampsOn to attend the funeral
obsequies of Assemblyman Baker.
deceased.
Adjourned.
The Assembly met at 2 P. NJ.
Young announced the dealh OF J,
E. Baker, member of the House
from Sacramento County, and of.
fered the following resolutIop.
which was adopted:
Reeolved, by the Assembly, the
Senate oonourriBg, that Q commit.
tee of five members of the Assem.
bly, be appointed BY the Speaker of
the Assembly and five members be
ssProinted by the President Of the
sena.s 20 make the necessary ar.
snuss. ussIf I.s Sss.sr;a. at to attend to the
r. Baker, late member u ~:
Assembly.
Mcclure moved that when the
1ouse adjourn 1t do 90 till 10
eeleok Tomorrow morning, then
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities Of tho HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing Job work are not
Surpassed in California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
rustsd to Ms will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rntAe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
Prof. Frank Zuccoli.

TEACHER OF SPANISH, FRENCH
L Italian, and Penmanship. Long ex.
Perience, practical and easy IN ethod, and
moderate terms. Address, Moiso Man.
sion, New High street. m3.IW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
BOARD AND ROOM.

A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHEDSUN.
"A ny 'front.' room, hot and cold water,
southern exposure. In private family,
IN the most eslrable part OF the city.
Apply to Mrs. L. G. STARIN, first house
on north side of Orange street. Just off
Pearl and Sixth street. m3.lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HBRALp. by the. Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHAHGE BOARD
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FOR REsCN.

Disorder sa sac yv..t os Ireland.
LONDON, May 2.-Accounts from
the west of Ireland represent the
state of affairs there as becoming
very serious. A number of out
RACES OF various degrees Of atrocity
are reported. Bands of arm ed men
promenade the country.
Nihs,tss Manifsss..
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2d.-The
manifesto of the Nihilist Execu-
tive Committee, printed the 18th
of April, says: The verdict against
the Nihilists who have just receiv.
ed martyrs crowns, was dictated
as we'll as confirmed by the Gar.
The first act Of his autocratic will
thus far has been the hanging of
women without waiting for his
coronation. He has sprinkled his
throne with .he blood Of the cham.
piohs Of national rights. Over the
graves of our colleagues We public.
ly affirm that we will continue our
efforts for ths liberation of the peo.
pie. We will no more be deferred
by the gallows than were Zealviriff
and the other champions of the last
reign. After the event of the 18th
of March, the Executive Commit.
tee informed the Empiror that the
only means Of reverting to the path
of peaceful development was by an
appeal to the people. Judging by
its execution, the supreme power
has elected to appeal to the hang
man. So be it. The committee
defers pronouncing any judgment
on the general policy OF the EN-.
perer, but it declares that resc-
tionary policy will lead to conse-
quences more disastrous than the
event which took place in March.
The manifesto concludes by appeal.
ing to all who would shake off
slavery to cooperate in the strug-
gle for liberty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
srigauds CorraIted,

CoNsTANTINoPLE May 21.-The
retreat of the brigsnds who captur-
ed Suter, the Englishman, demand
ing q ransom for him, was cut off
on the land side by Turkish troops
aud by sea by gun boats. The
Turkish gun boat recently chased q
bark which was believed to have
been manned by brigands, and
having vaInly summoned them
several times to stop, sank her. 1t
is feared that Suter WAS on board
the bark,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03
Passengers south and East

FRESNO, CAL, May 2d.-The fol.
lowing ia the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5P.
Capt E B Fink, Kansas City; Miss
Chandler, Cincinnati; M A Bald
win, Globe City; G s Roberts,
Dsming; r Nadsau and wife, Los
Angeles; r b Maclayny, Emile
Christie, Los Angeles; II A Burke,
Visalia; J M Braly, Benson; Mrs B
G Shan, Los Angeles; J N Bonalss,
do; J P Campbell, do; &c Young
and wife, Kansas City; A Mary,
Tucson; ] Goldtree and wife, do;
Geo Mooar, Kansas City; 9 B Per-
k:ns, New York; Miss Florence
Blaney, Galveston; ] G Yates, New
York; L Cutting aud wife, Boston;
Mrs A NJ Beers, Riverside; II n
Corlies. Boston; J H Beals, do; J F
Phelps and wife, Troy, New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03

HO! for Catalina Island!
THE GREAT BATHING, HUNTING
AND FISHING RESORT.
The yacht DON GEORGE, Captain Ed.
ward Johnson, will commence running
to Catalina on or about June Is, making
regular trips during the season. The Don
George will start from the Wilmington
wharf, thus saving passengers. the ex-
pense of transfer Of baggage, on Tues.
turning, she will leave the Island on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Fare for the round trip. 81.
JOHN MORRISON. Agent.
ap24tf Wilmington.
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San FRANCISCO, Maya
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03

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York y
Taylor'
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Styles,
patter1
styles,
the yer
terms cI
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cut, ba
tablish
tenn Of
sale.
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Willia|
stairs,
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call on |
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hot an
delicaC
the sf
Hall, 4
streets
on the
well d
brands
gafs.
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of Loi
street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-03

~All the old favorites in new acts
and specialties! Change OF Bill Satur-
day Night!
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EAST Err n.
The Deadlock.

The Deadlock.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-SENATE.
The usual vote was had In eXecu-
tive session. Beck taunted the
Republicans with cowardice.
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WARRINGTON COUNTY


The officers of Pierpont Lodge. |. o.
c. I. were installed Friday evening. 4th inst
by Deputy G. W. C. T.. Rev H. NJ. Eaton.
More than one hundred Of the lodge men,
bers we're present. There were four limitations
the same evening. This lodge was instit-
uted the 4th of March last. and numbers
now, 10 members. Il has very healthy
growth, and is exerting a good influence
upon the people Of this town.
This is sober town. compared with
some other locations in this State 1t has
been estimated by good Judges. that the
rum BIZ Of Milbridge is not more than
twelve cents per individual. per annum.
There is no liquor kept for sale; but occas-
ionally, young topper will get his little
brown jug" filed. and smuggled int close
quarters.
Doctor Joy, Of Gouldsboro. is still
practicing meG icine here, and many of his
patients claim to have been essentially BEN
Gifted by his treatment.
Money is being put out very freely for
dances, and various kinds Of shows. and in
many instances by those who have but little
money to spare.
We need a public library very much.
but those who are deeply interested in the
welfare Of the people. have failed to secure
any concert of action IN this direction. If
the Young ladies held the purse strings"
there " uld probably be l,brar, obtained
without much delay Con-.
Ech 4
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DlaehilI
b. X.

John VI. Merrill is having large ice
house built, to supply his hotel.
The bills for road breaking will be very
much larger this year than they have been
FOR some time
We have had as much cold weather as
We care about for one winter, and gladly
welcome some that is not quite SO frigid.
-Rev Mr.. Hardy, Of the Congregational
Church is absent for a time, so the Church
Is without preaching at present
Hon J. T. Hinckley arrived home from
Augusta, Friday night, and returns ,o-mor-
roS tuesday morning.
Temperance Meeting Sunday evening
was well attended. Remarks made by Pres
ident Trip, DIR. Grindle, K. B. Peters and
Ezra Wardwell.
The work en- the buildings for smelling
works at our mines is being pushed along
rapidly, considering what the weather has
been, while work underground goes on night
and day, in most Of them.
The Baptist Sabbath School held a
Concert in the church Sunday evening. A
good attendance, and the exercises were
highly enjoyed. A class of little girls taught
by Mrs. Hattie Osgood did very well, and
pleased all that were there. The school is
in a very prosperous condition. now com
prlsing a total membership of ls6, with Is
classes. and is growing daily. DIR. X. p.
Grindle is Superintendent. ROB.
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A Change Of Ownership.

For some days past rumors have been in
circulation concerning the proposed extern
sion of the Bucksport & Bangor Railroad to
Ellsworth. but the WAig has deferred any
mention of the matter until all the facts
were osiainable. This road was leased DC
tober first, 1879. bv that energetic and pop
ular railroad man, Mr.. l.. L. Lincoln. for a
term Of ten years. with the right to pur-
chase any time within three years.
When he assumed charge of the road Mr..
Lincoln had the gauge changed to three
feet, and since then he has been at work
quietly with a view of forming a company
that should purchase controlling interest
and extend the road to Ellsworth move
which be firmly believes will result TO the
advantage of ali the parties interested. His
efforts have been successful and the follow
ing gentlemen have just purchased a con-
trolling interest in the road:
Hon. Eugene Hale, Ellsworth.
Hon. l.. A. Emery.
Hon. J X. Bodwell. Hallowell.
Gen. Davis Tillson. Rockland.
Col Geo. W. Kimball
Mr.. MAYNARD Sumner
Col Samuel ID. Bailey. Bath.
This company will not make any hasty
movement, but providing satisfactory ar
engagements can be made for a right Of way,
ans with the parties holding portion of the
bonds. they propose to extend the road TO
Ellsworth the coming year. The distance
is twenty-five miles and when completed
will give them line of road forty miles in
length. II is estimated that the extension
can be built for $4,000 9 mile, OF at total
expense Of S220.OOO.
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boekeport
Yesterday Capt. S. A. Cobb, Of Bucks
port, fancy poulterer, on a small scale-for
the fun of it-shoSed me an egg laid BY a
light brahma-a last summer chicken-that
girted 7-s by IL inches and weighed
four ounces.
Some years ago a friend, in account
ing through the press for the whereabouts
Of the associates Of his student life, wrote
me dead. Though | did not at all lay it to
heart, yet, because of his burying me while
was yet alive, | reproved him with so
mush tartness that be at once corrected the
fact of my beng alive. have since been
inclined when seeing statements about per-
sons, that | knew to be erroneous, 10 cor
rect so far as in me is. So much for pre-
lude to a correction now. In the AMERI-
CAN of this week you say, suppose by au-
thority of an exchange, that MRS. Valeria
G. Stone, whose munifcent gifts have lately
been chronicled. is a daughter of the late
chief Justice Goodnow. of Maine" Let me
correct by the following statement. Mr..
Goodnow, (afterward Associate, not Chief
Justice) first read Law at Fryeburg With
Judge Dana, whose daughter he was to
have married had she not died. He COM
pleted his course with John Holmes, at Al
fred, where he was admitted to the bar, and
his parents and his sister, now Mrs. Stone,
removed from BrownAeld to Alfred. Mr..
Goodnow subsequently married daughter
of Mr.. Holmes. Some IS years ago I was
employed by Mr.. Goodnow to teach school
1t Alfred. Mrs. Stone was q schoolmate
with my wife.
Feb. Sd y, Nv.
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MAINE NEWS.
The leaislstu

AUGUSTA. Feb. 5.
Senate-Arad Cushman and 80 other
citizens of Auburn, petition for an amend
ment to their city charter by abolishing the
Common Council
Orders were offered looking to change
IN the Law relating to the salary o. the Su-
perlntendent Of public schools 10 q change
in the pauper law so that the children Of
pauper parents NAV follow the residence of
such pauper parents.
Bill TO prevent railroad accidents. BY
prohibiting persons from getting on and off
the cars while in motion, was tab en- from
the table and discussed at length. and finally
indefinitely postponed.
observation-disclosures were presented
against any change in the lobster law
Bills were presented to revive and amend
the charter Of the Bangor K Calais Railroad
Mr.. Sargent from the committee on
towns. on petition praying tina; the eth
ward be set of from the town Of Rockland
and incorporated into separate town, re
ported bill TO incorporate the town of West
Rockland Mr. McAIlisier OF the same com
mittee made minority report giving leave
TO petitioners 10 withdraw
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We have had very cold weather for this
place. which being near the ocean has war
mer winters than inland towns. One morn
ing it was ten degrees below zero and for
several days ranged below, but now it bids
fair to be warmer weather.
About all the Ice houses are filed now
with very good ice. The handsomest ice
cut here this winter is being taken out Of
the pond by the "Sea Wall" by Mr.. J. L.
Stanley. 1t is very thick and the cakes
weigh 400 lbs or more and SO clear that
Lssspaper can be read through them.
There is some talk of building steam
boat wharf on this side Of the "Earbor." II
il is done it will bring more visitors here 10
the summer and help the people financially.
Miss. Mary 4. Carol, an able and eff
Gent teacher Of this town il getting w writ
iss school in Dist. No. g She has the theory
Of writing perfect and deserves the support
of parents who wish their children TO be-
come accomplished in psnmanship.
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DIST. No. 8.

There are numerous well defined veins
Of ore running through West Brooksville.
Prank Gross, Esq, of Orland, was
in town all last week in the surveying bust
ness.
The Dramatic Club is practcing the
Drama down by the Sea-" to play the
22nd of Feb.
C T. Perkins of Lamoine, gave a tenn
perance address in the VI. f. Church Thurs
day evening. Feb 4th.
The Henry Perkins mine is hourishing
under the efficient management of Augustus
Havey of Sullivan.
There is quite a mining excitement at
present here, caused by the sale of the Tapley
mine for seventy-fve thousand dollars.
Every body here has faith.
Frank C. Perkins has sold. to y. A.
HAYES and Others. a strip through the mid
die Of a mineral belt upon his farm. Work
will be commenced soon. CgINP.
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Orland.

A young man by the name Of Hu,ehing,
cut hi. foot. .ever!ng the largest artery He
Va. nearly moribund before the surgeon
arrived.
teaching singing School a, the vestry He
uses the Song Ming"
Looking al the matter from a Scientifc
or Hygieaic point Of view. it II. a wonder.
that any Of u. can live through such sudden
changes in the weather As it is, the ratio u
deaths has been small IN this vicinity. nor
has there been more thar the usual number
OF severe cases Of sickness. while on the
other hand nearly ever, body ha. been more
or less afflicted We continue to have 10
lated cases Of scarlet fever and rash and &C.
zema Some whole families are down With
this malady.-~hile the report zoe. over the
count, that Orland is being scourged by
scarlet fever.
People this way feel tina, they did no;
properly jubilate. over the Republican vic
tories last fall and 50 are to make amends
by having ith Of March Balls.
1t only takes four DAYS 10 get letter 10
Ellsworth and back from Orlaud The first
day it gets in too late for Office hours. the
mail leaves next day before Offices are opened.
the next day is not mail day, and on the
ith day towards night an answer is received.
Distance Il miles, just the same mail time
we are from New York city. have tried
this and know.
Mrs. Frank Thompson. Was run into BY
boy coas,ing, and was seriously injured
Our Dramatic Club are to put their first
plays on the boards on Friday evening next,
play ing believe. 1.-The Popular Lawyer,
and "Bryon of Linn" Hathaway the scenic
artist has painted some half dozen shifts Of
elegant scenery, which, as every play-goer
knows, has much to do with bringing out
any play properly. This scenery will well
be worth more than the admission fee, and
the plays are all to be Of high order. The
Town Hall should be crowded 10 witne SIS
the Sc delineations. MEDIcUs.
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The principal topic discussed IN the town.
Of Trenton and Lamoine lately. i. who
owns the valuable fertilizer tmussel-bed)
which lie. IN JordAn'- river. from IL mouth
nearly all the way TO It's head. Some claim
they own all abreast OF tAe.r farms other,
TIA; the Bingham herr own II all. Some
have gone 80 far IS % forbid everyone
aSains, availing thrmsel,e. Of IT. benefits
Now. considering the lneNhAu'able supply.
ly,ng unuiiisEed; the harreunes, Of the .ol
from which ue are tnlug TO gam sub.i.-
lance and keep our boys a: home the many
eutcrpr.ing men who have recently moved
into this town encouraged by the free Use Of
TINS fertilizer. considering the fact that the
value Of the soil has already been increased
80 per cent. from is use. and. also. that the
citizens Of the town. Of Trenton and La
nome have had the free use Of !, for the
claim that It j. not the exclusive property Of
those ~ho NAV own and along the banks Of
the river. but tina, It more properly belongs
10 the towns and can be used for the benefit
Of all their citizens. We would no, claim
ANYTHING which does no, belong to Us but
We believe thi. is the property Of the towns
Of Trenton and Lamoine and We deny ,se
exclusive right Of individuals claiming to own
il, and also their nigh, to prevent its free use
l.. a.
Trenton. Feb. eth b. h.
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Cold Hands and Feet.
Hoods sarsapaPilla.

- 0, fr e re HdoD 90. HD y &.
ecaries. Lowell. Mass.
lebenrmh
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tlee

- HlGJ /
County road in said Township from a .i,k.
marked 4 standing the North size OF lhr
road TO he West line Of Caerr, field ana
Alexander Campbell Of Cherr, field, /. au-
Fo'hte1 Agent 10 superintend the expenditu 9
Of said assessment.
ON Township No. 81. Middle Division. in
said County, supposed to contain - .0s.) acre.
The sum VI elsS y being 3 mills per acre 10 b..
expended on the County road leading from the
hast line OF Ma lsyiIie, through the Western
part OF said No. II. TO the Moth line thereof
e e' me "Ao9'e mn Road = and such por
Ton Of the road leading from aurora TO Bed
dlngion as Hes IN said 81. and Joseph I. Grant
% Ellsworth. j. apo nted Agent 10 superiu.
tend the expcnditur. Of said as,es>ment
On the IVES half OF No. %, Middle Division,
supposed 10 contain HOO acres, the sum Of
go - being mis per acre. to be expended
on that portion Of the County road leading
from Aurora TO Beddington. which ill., m Ina
y, between the West line and he diyision lin,
between land Of H. NJ. Hall et al, and lana
l"rfnrr'y OF Wiilisln Freeman. and Charles f.
Sh,by IL appointed Agent 10 sut,erintrud the
expenditure OF laid assessment
On the Eastern part Of No. -, Middle ntvi,
son IN >aid County supposed to cont ,iu IA OlO
acres. the -dm OF 1852 as follow. viz:
Names Oh owners NO Of Rate per Amt.
acres acre.
Henry NJ. HAL, C:
ais wi uHAuOWuJ SiNt a Minis SbT 30
A. Campbell 4 Co. 20i5s ) Id 81
'hAho"h' oOi 5 4O5
So 20
To be expended on the road leading from
Aurora to Beddington lying in said y b
tween the DIVISION line Of the land OF H. NJ
nan Ell ais, AMI land formerly OF VIM Free
man, and Milton siisby II Aurora i. appointed
Agent to superintend the expenditure of saIJ
assessment.
On Township No. -. Middle Division. in
said County, estimated to contain q, ESQ. the
sum OF sII.2s being l-2 mills per acre TO be
expended on the Aurora and Beddington road
10 said y. and Charles P. Silsby Of Auror., il
appointed Agent to superintend the expeudi.
ture of said assessment
on Township No. %, in said County. James
r. Emery OF .ad Township. is appointed
Agent to superintend the expenditure OF the
unrxpended balance of the assess neuf on said
township 35, for repairing the road therein.
Tor the year 1sso, being s57.47 which amount
" deemed sufficient TO keep the road In said
Township in repair for the year 1851.
10 be published in the State paper, and
Ellsworth American.
WIN. L. GUPTILL,
JOHN HOPKINS,
NEWELL b. COOLIDGE
County Commissioners for the County Of
Hancock.
Attest:-H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
true copy Attest
sw6 H,B. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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HALL or NAL Dow LopGE !
Ellsworth. Feb. Sd, 1881.

Whereas. Our Heavenly Father in infinite
wisdom has removed from our fraternity
John W. Chilcott, our brother. beloved and
highly respected by all. therefore
Resolred That We members Of Neal Dow
Lodge No. l9S. l. O. Of G. T.. recognize in
this the hand OF Him who doeth all things
we'll
Rcsolroi Tha, We offer our tribute Of re-
membrane due to life which exempliicd
the cardinal principles Of our order. and
which was to the world an eminent illustra-
ton of an honest man faithful to duty.
Resolred That to the sorrowlng famil,
and friends We tender OR heartfelt sympa-
ihy.
ResoIred. That copy Of these Resou-
lions he sent to the famil, Of our brother
and entered upon the records o; the Lodge.
II JOY.
MARY A. THOMAS. Com.
LoUIsk J. BACkUs,
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Notice Of Foreclosure

INIIEEENs Charles +. Powers, u Deer Isle
w HaHc.rk COUNTY, stat 70 Maine. bv III. mort
gag ,!vs-I, dated February 81. \. u 1876 AMI ~
cHr,lHi ln H4Hcn,k Registry N Deeds book 1877
pay %, conveyed o. cert IN parcel uf and,
w.ta All buildings thereon. situated In perr Isle
AT rc-ail, and boUntci - follows. VIZ ON The
sou and east 7lIr- hH The Flyk4r4 lHt 4p ca led
anil laul u Josiah " rh. IN The wr-t hy the shore
amt on the north hy llni 20 zalt alries I Pow
crs, containing one hundred lcr.- more III les
ami whereas lhc conditions uf ~a!l mortgage have
been broken Ply reason ircrurf claim i tore
closure u the same. and give this notice, fur Lat
purpu-s. STEPHEN T.. MOKEY
G. \. >poEur, ATT.
Deer Isle Jan H. ISL aNt
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-Loring Anterior has commenced a ser
les of dancing schools, at Bass Hsrbor with
an attendance Of thirty couples, We are told.
-Rumor announces that there will be a
free dance at Centennial Hall next Thursday
evening. the music to be furnished BY every
violinist in the two districts, with which We
are well supplied, there being 10 or more.
We had a cold And windy night for our
last lyceum but in spite of difficulties there
was quite a number there.
Feb. eth. DIST. No. 8.