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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-08


While paying professional visit on FRI
day last to patient in Newtown Neck, a
DIR. of our acquaintance observed rabbit
in its bed near the side Of the road. He did
not disturb it on his downward journey, but
on his return, thinking that it might still
be in in the same place, he dismounted and
provided himself with stone with which
to dislodge, if not capture it. As he neared
the place, he discovered the rabbit 10 be in
the same position as when he passed down,
and bringing bis horse to walk, when OPP
posite the right point he threw the stone
and knocked over his "flugship" The
same cus---medicus, we nean---on a pre-
vious occasion secured a partridge which
was flying towards him by throwing u,
stick in its line Of fight which the bird e. :
countered buttiBg itself senseless. ssFed, 4
whdls high authority in matters II this kina
when these feats were related the other night.
was noticed to hold his bead awry---and'
smlle---ands he still shakes il at the partridge
story.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-08
A Suggestion.

A correspondent, writing in this weeks
BEAeoN, recommends that the landowners
nesting, suggested by another writer In =
previous issue, should convene at Leonard
town ON the 10th of February next, which is
End Tuesday in the month. The meeting
suggested, it will be seen, will be merely pre-
liminary or for consultation as "to how and
when" the proposed convention shall be
called. We hope there may be a large atten-
dance from every district in the county at this
preliminary gathering, and in the meanwhile,
we ask the attention Of our readers to the COM
nunication Of our correspondent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-08

Ia The Chlldron' \ and nnys' parlor, IS Han
over street, adloiniRg corner Pratt. Thou
sands Of handsome Suits and Overeoats Tor
the rialag generation from $2,a0 up @, N,
OEBM Il Son, Baltimore,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-08
"Rouob on CogqAs,"

Ask for 'Rouah ON Coughs, - for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, loalsepcss. TFochea
lsci liquid, 2Js.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-01-08
HRough on Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, roaches, FLEA, ants
bed-bugs, skunks chipmunks, gopheEa. loo
Druggists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-10
elk A < UMMEL.

We beg to caution the trade and con-
sumers against a spurious article Offered in
this market under accompanying label. The
Gilka Kummel from the well-known house of
j. A. Gillza, Berlin, is distilled from Caraway
Seed, and has worldwide reputation for it's
wholesomeness and purity, while the Imita-
ton is vile stuff, concocted out of cheap in
gradients and injurious to health. We have
recently enjoined, by virtue of Power of At
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-10

torney, three imitators, suing them for heavy
damages, and we hereby caution all persons
against infringing on j A. Gilka's trade mark
or refilling the bottles which contained the
genuine article, with another compound.
as such proceedings, being against the law,
will be promptly dealt with.
In order to make sure of j. A. Gilka,s
Genuine Best Distilled Kummel see that
every bottle bears our name.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10
LIE CANARD.

L'autre jours on tuait NJ. de Les
seps, lie lendemain c'etait NJ. Richie
pin qu'on faisait passer pour fou.
LIE canard s'6bat, mails lest fnn6
bre pour lie moment. II a ainsi Sc.
heures de melancolie, succedant
ses heures de gazette. Et a ce pro
pos, Je me disais tout q Pheure uu,
IL y aurait un livre curieux a 6crire,
un livre qui s'intitulerait rHistoire
d" canard. II faudrait quill com.
mencat par nous bonner une expli.
cation etymologique que je mai
trouvee MULE part. Pourquoi ca
nard? Quel rapport y a-t-il entire
lie volatile all coin-coin inoffensifs.
ct ses fausses nouvelles qui trop
solvent sement..la RUNE on lie deuil ?
Les chercheurs Sc sont d6ja dome
bien du NAL pour arriver d decou.
vrir cette origine aussi myst6rieuse
que les sources du Nil. II ne semble
pas qu'ils aient about a I'M result
tat serieux.
Voici dependant deux versions
qui a default de gertrude, ont quel.
ques vraisemblances.
Vous savez qu'une plaisanterie
fort en- vogue jadis consistait, dams
les journaux, a raconter QUA la sui.
te dune rencontre avortee, adver-
saires ct temoins sen Gtaient allies
dejeuner ensemble. Go qu'un clich6
inamovible r6sumaite en- cette phrase .
"On a plume les canards." De Ia.
pretend un Linguistic, Ia derivation
du mot aujourd'hui en- usage.
Chaque fois qu'on entendait par.
Ter dun duel pour rire, on repon.
DAFT avec scepticisme
-All0ns done! encore un canard
! plumer.
De Ia lie terme Sc serait etendu a
.ous les bruits messengers, a tou-
;es les fausses rumeurs.
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- "a oAO A>OAtAA, 4u1 uOlC
olen avoir prononc6 dams Sc vie
deux on trois douzaines de condam
nations a morris, aime mieux trim.
quer avec des voleurs qu'ayec lc
bourreau charge d'executer SEES sen
fences. Quot quill en- soft, ct en- de-
pit de cette regrettable lacune, Ia
petite fete a etc des plus cordiales.
LIE president ct le lord.maire ont
adresse a pauditoire DIES paroles de
paix ct encouragement, en- rem.
dant homage a son excellente te.
nue. ; un ge6lier fac6tieux a debit6
IN speech humouristique un vieux
volear charge dams ct de gloire a
remerci6 ell termes emus les hauts
personnages qui avaient daigne
embellir de leur presence cette tou.
chante solennite, ct place avec un
extreme a-propos tout un stock de
citations bibliques. La ceremonie
s'est terminee aux accords harmo.
nleux dn God sare the queen, chante
EN- ch9ur ct la ttte decouverte par
tous les convives.
Celia nat il pas Pair dune gageu.
re ct dun v6ritable cOnte d'Hotf.
MANI Disons lie bien vite, rexplica-
ton est des plus simple ct raffaire.
au total, moins ridicule qu'elle en- a
Fair. lie banquet annuel des voleurs
ma pas d'autre but que d'attirer
Iattention publique sur une euvre
tres meritoire, celle du sauvetage
moral DIES condamnes, d leur sortie
de prison. Mais il est permits de Sc
demander 81 reftet produit nest
pas, au total, infin,ment plus. dele.
tere qu'utile. Nous avons peine !;
que les exhibitions publiques
CONNIE 10 "banquet DIES vOleurs'
puissent ttre un spectacle morali-
pour Ia miserable popula.
lion de Saint Giles. Les pauyres
'nfants de Seven Dials, pour qui
diner semhlable, avec du rosbif
! discretion, represente sans aucun
1oute lie dernier terme des f2licit6s
lumaines, doivent faire 4 &c suiet
les reflections ameres. Aussi ne
audrait-il pas s'etonner outre me.
81 leur conclusion etait qu'une
ellie ripaille, avec la joie de voir lie
r d'maire en- chair ct en- os, vault
'len qu'on l'achete par six mois de
Prison. Ii y a arement quelque
mprudence a faire ainsi banqueter
'fficicllement les voleurs dams une
lille ct dams un quarter Oh tant
'honnttes gems meurent de faim.
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LIE DINER DES VOLEURS.

CH ucS SItCtdClcS les pIuS cCFdn
ges que Londres offre periodique-
ment aux approaches de Noel Went
de Sc r%enouveler dams lie QUARTER
de Drury Lane. C'est &c qu'on ap.
pelle q heires' supper, "un soupe1
de voleurs." Non pas, CONNIE on
pourrait lie croire, I'm souper sur lie
pouce, haiti ct sommaire, entire
CHEN ct loup, sous une porte on
derriere I'm muir, avec lie froid aux
pieds ct la peur de la police all
ventre, mails I'LL bel ct bon banquet
c1fciel, a Ia lueur DIES lustres, de
want une table bien ~servie, dams
une sale publique de Little Wild
Street ia petite rue sauvage) sp6-
clalement dispose a Get effet, avec
drapeaux ct devises, souscripteurs
ct invites,-enfin III veritable diner
4 trois services, annonc6 par tous
les journaux, suivi de toasts, de
discours ct de musique. Celia pa
raft dfja sutfisamment excentrique.
&c qui Pest plus peut ttre encore,
c'est que la qualite des banque.
teurs nest nullemcnt dissimulee.
Nul euphemisme, pas une de ces
precautions OratOires 81 usu Giles all
pays du cant. On ne dit pas "diner
des gentlemen de fortune" on "ban.
quet des gems qui mont pas en- de
chance" on dit ct OH imprime car
rement: "Souper DIES voleurs." Les
cartes d'admission ne doivent pas
etre tres courues +? lira-t.on. Err.
reur profonde. Sill ny a que deux
cents co%nvives, choisis parmi les
'chenapans les plus notoires de
Saint Giles eide Whitechapel, c'est
quill ny a pas moyen den placer
un plus grand nombre a table.
Dams cette etonnante hierarchie
brltannique, on il faut a tout prix
etre classe q son rang ct faire par
tie dune categorie sociale, mieux
vault encore 6tre Oficiellement rev
connu CONNIE voleur de professions,
ct accepte CONNIE tel, quede n'avoir
pas lie moindre signe distinctif a
arborer dams le combat pour la vie. ,
Eel est evidemment lie raisonne.
ment que Sc sont fait tous les con-
vives-a moins qu'ils n'aient SIM.
plement ctde a pattrait irresistible {
1u rosbif saignant. Autre affaire : {
tout banquet, ct particulierement
tout banquet britannique, doit avoir f
IN president, celia va de sol. Qui
oense.t-on que MN. les volenrs del t
Londres avaient, cette fois, pour 8
'resider a leurs agapes: Nj plus d
II moins que sir Ford North. il
IN des JUICES de la cour supreme-"
n, CONNIE nous dirions, un conseil. n
er a la cour de cessation. Et salt. d
n quels etaient les invites, avecles
!eux cents heros de la fste? lie l.
'rdmaire, des commissaires de paix. d
es Inspectors de police, des di.
ecteufs de PRISON.. IA
Pour que Ia fete fit complete. il
E manquait que rexecuteur. des r.
autes @uvres de Sa Majestic. Mails. 70
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10
L. PHILIP CAILLOUET-
Notary Public.

respectfully informs the public that be
siu,Iy prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties hav;no
sucn property to dispose Of will find il to
'heIr advantage to confer with him.
ne Is also agent for Tho Western Assn.
lance company Of Toronto" Canada
"!tn " southern Department at Columbus
against fire. oil risks
Office: Market street, T~hibodaux. In
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-10
IRorAnY JOE Press.

Ayant tout le materiel nfcessaire. nous sor,-
mes a meme d'cxecuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiques qui nous seromt confies Les
brefs davOcat. cartes d'atfaires. entetes 0e
features, tickets d'habitatiOn, blancs, circu.
laires, etc. seront imprimts dams lie plus BRET
d6lai ct q des prix moderes.
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ALF rs
J'avoue que je ne suis pas par.
faitement convaincu par cette n.y.
pothese ing6nieuse. Je pencherais
plut6t pour IL seconde version que
v0ici
Pour peu que vous lisiez les jour-
naux-et qui ne les lit pas de nos
Jours - vous y auriez rencontre
tous les ans, aux abords du mois
d'octobre, un fait.divers periodique
ct invariable. Fait.divers r6dig6
ainsi +.
"On commence a signaler lie pas
sage prec0ce de nombreuses bandes
de canards sauvages. &c qui, au
dire des savants, est Pindice dun
hiver excessivement rigoureux.n
Or, CONNIE chaque aimee cette
conjecture Sc repete ct que, dix.neuf
fois sur vingt, ellie est absolument
dementie par les fats, on en- serait
venu, d'apres Psychologists, a salu-
er rapparation des p~arasraphes fall
lacieux par cette exclamation
All! oui, encore les canards!
Puts, toujours par extension, &c
mot canard aurait fini par designer
toute bourde editee par un journal.
Je crois bien que cette version
serre de pres Ia verit6.
L'Histoire du canard, dams tons
les cas-, aurait pour mission de nous
edifier avant tout u &c point Oh.
sour. Apres quot, ellie ferait defler
sous les yenx du lecteur toute Ia
serie des canards c6lebres.
Et je vous assure quill y aurait
de la vari5te.
Car le canard tour 4 tour a etc
comique OH dramatique, burlesque
GU sinistre. II a fait eclater lie rire,
il a fait coulter les larmes.
Tenez !! trois specimens sont res
ties fameux.
LIE premier, c'est lie canard du
Tartare. Sebastopol etait deja ASST
ego depuis longtemps. L'impatien-
&c commencait a gagner les Pari.
stems. TN mystificateur stranger
leur s6vit I'm plat de sa facon.
Tn beau matin, il arrive a Paris
une depeche annoncant la prise de
Sebastopol ct ajoutant que la nou.
velle a etc apportee par IN Tarta-
re qui a franchi EN- courant une dis.
lance de cent-vingt lieues.
Quelque enclin que soft potre
chauvinisme 4 faire rimer Francois
avec success, lie detail du Tartare de.
rate inspira tout de suite do la me-
II y cut bien au commence
ment de manifestations joyeuses,
mails on Sc tint sur la reserve. EFT
bien on fit, pulsque, lie lendemain,
Ia fable du Tartare etait huee. !,
Canard d peu pres inoffensif, en-
sOmme. |,
II men tut pas de meme, helas
IN 1870. La &c fut lie canard terri ,
Die.
VOus sOuvenez.vOus de cette de- J
oeche abominable qui affola Paris
pendant tout un apres-midi lar. :
nee allemande taill6e en- pieces,
'ent mile prisonniers don't lie prince
frederic Charles. En un clin d'Hil
outes les maisons Sc pavoiserent d
[e drapeaux du rez-de. chauss6e au
oft. Partout un enforcement Joy
ux, partout des chants de fetes, =
'artout les p-eparatifs dune illu :
lination spleudide pour la soir6e.
Mails, helas! vers quatre heures
dement, %arrivait, lugubrc, sar-
Et lie lendemain ma.
n, c'etait Ia defaite des Francois p;
nj 6tait la v6rit6 Davrante. =
Je ne crois pas qu'on puisse ia. h
ais trouver un contraste plus poi tr
nant que celui qu'offrait cette vile III III
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IN carr6 de 10 lignes; 1ere insertion 81 50
" i" 9me IS
=" Insertion aid. SO
1oute annonce Indignant la profession
avec IadressG ct n'cxcedant pas quatre
Hgnes. par AN. Observation-Disclosures. IS &C
Annonces de candidats, d'avance 90. 10 90
Necrologie. par 10
Toute annOnce commercials public 4 Fan
nee sera ins6ree au taux de 50 cents par pou-
co pour Ia premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
TOute annOnce don't le nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera ins6ree jusqua neuvel
Ordre au taux Ordinaire.
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NOTICE.

more money than at anything elsc
by taking an agency for the best seII
ing book out. Beginners succeed
granoly None tail. Terms free. HALLErr
Book Co., Portland, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26
HUDSON RIVER R. R.
W~iins says Something Of us-
t~r~si 60 all Travellers.

PorGHkEErsIE. y. Y, Feb. p. l>ss.
Or. n. Kennedy, goadosf. ~ y
DEAR SIR I have used your medicine, called
pg kFSNEpY'~ FANURITE REMEDY. for
Indigestion and Dizziness. TO which MES subject
AT tiuc~ nd know from experience that u Is worthy
81 all that can he aid Of II for Disorders Of that
kind Respectfully, W. :. MftitH.
~ Harrison street.
That Or DAVID kENNFDf'S FANbHiTI
REMEDY l. extensively u-ed along the line %
the Hudson River Railroad. j. shown hy The follow
ing from Tarrytnwu. The writer l. other
than Mr.. peRcverc. the station Agent Of the lIud
-on River Railroad Company ~ Tarrytown. a man
well known Ia that co'nnuultv
TtRRl TOWN. y. y. Feb -. ts~I.
DR. y hsBassfp. R1MG,fuf. y. J. --
DhtR SIR For = hong time aa> tronhiesi with
aches. / thought il was due IA impure hinf-i and
a disarier,.sl -tsir Of the ~N~trn- WAS advised
to try fAXoRITE REMEDY. did 80, and have
been completely cured IT, the best thing ever
heari of for any disorder nf that nature, and sc
recommended ii Ia many With like succr%-
A. pFRtNERE.
bR KEN<EDN+> FhNDEITE REMEDY IS not
confined In it, -phep ot u=ctulnr~ t. nHe state 0r
locality hnf T. hailr'i hslon ny hun iresls IN
every ~;aie. the folnw ing ietter from Niilsilc.
Y J. will show
NiILviIF, \ ,
pr Ittrid keasedg. Ees5es' \ -
liEAR sir i ha1 hes'u sufferer from pvsHFl 's ~
from the TIME | was sixteen wears all ! had
consulted various ply -ician-. has could rD' 40
relief therefore hal almost given ~ In tc-psir
Of ever recovering my health. when bR- MN
NEnf'~ FANuKfTE ri NEpl ps- recommend
ed Which | tried ant hsve hcTa rlr,~i. Il the
be-, ny.licue ! ever kurN of. and worthy of tbs
greatest cHHii-uf.-
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are also nice for breakfast, and they are so
easily prepared that they strongly recommend
themselves 10 the woman who has her own
cooking to do. They are very nutritious.
and are easily digested when fresh and eaten
raw or slightly cooked but when over
cooked they are tough and lsa,hery. They
should never be kept long after being taken
from the shell. To prepare oysters for
cooking, pour half cup Of cold water over
one quart Of oysters; then with clean hands
take out the oysters separately and remove
any bits of shell or seaweed Serious acct
dents have often resulted from the presence
Of pieces Of shell. The crabs which are
found among the oysters are considered a
delieacy, and should be saved. The oyster
liquor is seldom used, as enough comes from
the oysters in cooking, but, if desired, it
should be strained before using. One Of the
simples; forms Of cooking oysters is to
parboil them in their own liquor, thus
making plain or fancy roast. Put the
oysters into a sauce pan without water stir
them or shake the pan slightly; as soon as
they are heated, sufficient liquor comes from
them to keep them from burning. When the
edges curl or rufae, and the oysters look
plump instead of Hat, they are cooked. Sea-
soned with salt, pepper and butter. and
served plainly, they are plain roast; poured
upon toast. they become fancy roast.
Smothered oysters are good, and should be
served on crisped crackers, which are pre-
pared by buttering and setting in the oven TO
brown; to prepare the oysters put one table
spoonful of butter IN covered saucepan with
half tablespoonful of white pepper, one tea
spoonful of salt. and few grains Of cayenne
pepper. When hot, add one pint of oysters
carefully prepared. Cover closely, aud snake
the pan to keep the oysters from sticking
cook two or three minutes, or until plump,
and pour over the crisped crackers. For
fricassed oysters you would first cook them
precisely as directed for smothered oysters.
Drain the oysters and keep them hot, and
add enough cream to the strsined oyster liq-
uor to make one cupful. Cook one table spoon
full Of Hour in one tablespoonful of butter,
taking care that it does not burn or scorch.
Add slowly to this the hot cream and oyster
liquor. stirring all the time. Season with
one tesspoonful Of lemon juice, and salt and
pepper to taste. Pour the sauce into one
well beaten egg, add the hot oysters and
beat one minute. Serve on tosst and you
will find that you have q most delightful
breakfast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26
Poetry.
Says He.

'Whateyer the weather may be-" says he
whatever the weather may be
Its PLACE, IL We will. an III say me say
Supposn' to-day was the wintrest day,
Wud the weather he changin' because We cried,
Or the snow be grass were We crucfed!
The best is TO make your own summer" says
he.
Whatever the weather may be-" says he
Whatever the weather may be!
whatever the weather may be-" says he
"Whateyer the weather may be
It's the song We sing, an the smiles We wear
That's making the sunshine everywhere,
An the world of gloom is q world of glee.
Wild the bird in the bush an the bud in the
tree.
Whatever the weather may be-" says he
Whatever the weather may be-
whatever the weather may be-" says he
Nv hatever the weather NAV be,
We can bring the spring. wild it, green and
gold.
An the grass in the grove where the snow
lies cold.
An ven warm yonr back, wild a smilin' face.
As We sit at YOUR hearth like an Old fireplace.
Whatever the weather may be-" SAYS he
whatever the weather may be-
James Whitcom6 Riley.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-26

The ato'r fAvorite resort. heretofore known a.
the WAtkkta Hot ~. - bciu. thoroughly
renoSa ;cd and improved, AMI viii bc opened for
reception OF guest.
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Sale on Execution.

IfkNtURA
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t.t-s " Wfr~tu. tu 'a>f.ue. 4rs -stl s-.u5sts ..i
ID, right liit art 4rtisr,-t ID LiDA ft. t-slg t
pr ami >..sr Nlins ssniau. -. ta ar5 90 f'e
follow iu. ,i..s T s.i nalr-fs's situated 80 l-r
10 slii ruauf. 10 ST E-Eiuuia. ru a., -lisrs- N
rruuls-,.i; Hay 20 lanI Of .luann II sargent
thrucr hg -lIa .l.-g r.rt.seri+ tse1ft f,ur ss-t~
m"t' or les 8" stake sut .i"us, thcn,,' rAssrri
iWcuty tour r~i- nur nT bees o. -faav end Stone
ihcuce -,uI.f,rlt tscuts ts.r r,i~ nl.,rr }- {.
land of ~ ~ ~rfErut th.arr aiuuE ~ai8 ~ar
gent iu' westerly 'wrutt r.r- r-i-. ul"rs ~
bees. ~ p.1er 10 hceiunlHs. r,tue -aiut prs-tni-.
Mining Company hg a., -yNe-ier hcir- an'i
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Notice of Foreclosure.

I HEREBY give notice that Hul,lah A. Andrews
l OF Gouhlsb0ro, in the County OF Hancock ON
the Ah day OF February, A. II. 1879, by her mort
gage deed OF that date recorded In Hancock Reg
lstry, Vol. l6S, Page l3i conveyed to me in mort
gage certain parcel Of land lying in said 1.oulds.
boro and bounded and described as follows. VIZ :.
BE- Inning In the centre OF the town road leading
70 " inter iarbor on the line between myself and
Henry C. Bunker and running West on laid Bun.
Aers llne twenty rods, thence south thirteen rod.
70 Rufus IL Bunkcr's line. thence East ON aid
huius H. bunker's line twenty rods 10 centre OF
town road aforesaid. thence North In centre Of
sald town road aforesaid to place of beginning
containing about one and two-thiris acres beina
q piece OF the late Freeman Bunker's lot that the
condition in said mortgage Is broken and tina, nv
reason thereoi claim foreclosure Of the same
CHARLES ID. MCDONALD
BY VIM. O. Mcdonald his Att'v
Dated this lith day Of March, A. d. lss5,
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State Of Maine.

Clerks Office, Supreme Judicial Court Hancock
County. Ellsworth, March 8, fss5.
NOTICE required by law IL hereby given
IN that ALGERSos :. DRESSER, Of Ellsworth.
Hancock County, Maine. has fl.s in the Office Of
the Clerk Of Courts, ia this County Of Hancock. a
notice OF his intention a. apply the term Of
the supreme Judicial Court. ~ be holden nj Els
worth, within and for the County OF Hancock on
the second TUESDAY 81 April, 4. D., l--.I, for al.
mission to practice law In the Court. OF this state
4wil' II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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