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HtNCpGk >>--\us. u. a. -. I--J.
EN virtue n an execution from the Supreme
ID judicial Court, datci the 18th day ~ <o,er
her. \. II. l-,J have tAkuu u satisfy The same
all the right tltir and interest Hhlrh Geo.
Black has Vt had At the time VI the attach itur pti
til, original writ I" the following ra! estate
situated Ia Amherst, IA Hancock ruuHt,. bounded
anti described a. follow To wit BEGINNING lit the
nrrthW rst corner ~ tIcu. r Archer Homestead
lot thence running last eighty .fDuI r,ad- t. tht
northeast corner Of the homestead iut thence East
five degrees south, cnty--IN rods the ST l-un
line thence North i've degrees ta-t two huu,tt,4(
ani sixty live rods to Il corner On the quarter line
thence West five degree, North one hultrrl and
-lNtN rods 10 rner, thence south five degrees
We-I,twu hundred and siNtA i've rods o. the tr-t
mentioned bounds, containing thrAc hunsirrti hcrc-
more OF less. tor more full description Of said
- l>s., Vol. ia. Page 49, Hancock Registry Of
DEEDS Also other lot of hand lyin- ia
Naraviie, IN Hancock county, bounded and tlr-
scribed a follows, owit
beginning at the y " corner Of the Jonathan
Barker lot called and formerly known a. the
Tlieu Tract, thence unrthea-trrly three hundred
rods ON the town line between the towns 81 Dtis
ani Maraville thence ra-terls one hundred and
sixty rods Ia land owned hv the MariAyiil Land
Co.. thence southtrly by said Co land three hun
dred rots 10 the Til'icn Tract. thence westerly
one hundred and sixty rods To the place of be gin
for further description OF said lot reference Is
made to deed dated Aug. -, \. ID. loS', in Han
cock Registry of Deeds Vol. lS4 Page $50 And /
shall sell said debtors right, title and interest in
the above described real estate AT public auction
u the highest bidder therefor at the sheriff
18th day of December 4. -. l.s5, at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon.
4. Il. DENEREUX,
3Wk Deputy sheriff
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been the prescription Of al eminent physi.
clan, and was used only in his private prac-
tiee. Since its introduction. 1t has con.
stant!y won it's way into public favor. until
now there is scarcely town in New Eng
land where its bene6cent effect has not been
proved. Indeed, i, is proverbial remark
that Hale's Honey Of Horehaund and Tar
is, undoubtedly. the best cough remedy. and
at the same time the most simple and pals-
table. Its action is different from the great
number of cough medicine in use, inasmuet
as it cures cough by assisting expectora-
ton, and aiding the lung, and throat To
hroW Of phIegm and mucus. 1t almost iu-
stantly soo,hes the inHamed parts. and en-
ahles the respiratory organs to resist the in
fuences and eneroachmrnts Of this change
able and severe climate. II is put up in
three sizes. the trial size being only %
oents per bottle, which pisces it within the
reach of every one Boston Courier. Feb
s, 1885.
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The Christmas 81. Nicholas l. all that the
double promise conveyed IN its title implies.
aud fairly bristles with holiday features. from
the opening poem, The Little Christmas
tree" by Susan Coolidge. "a the amusing pict-
ure. hy 4. +. Sterner aud q. HEREFORD on the
last page. Santa Claus on a Lark is the i'm
men>cly suggestive title of a story by wash
iugton GLADDEN.. which j. illustrated hy Sol
Fyiinge; Frank X. stockton contributes n
whimsically humorous tale, called christmas
before Last" with five appropriate pictures
hy T.. ". Ren>ell; there j. decorative Christ
mas card by -. Clinton Peters; "our Holiday
Party" which tells Of party Of the holidays,
contains clever suggestions for those booking
for novel form Of vacation entertainment I:
Through the Register /. the name Of the
'Mddlc-aged Little Folks" Christmas story /;
sud there are other bright and timely con
irihution~ by Mary IIaliock Fnoic. Grace
DEMO Litchfrid, and Filth NJ. Thomas.
other features % the number are Mr..
Frances iio,igson Bnrneti'- new serial, Little
Lnrd Fauntlcro, ," anil Fa.ar Fawcctt's
charming poem, NV Echo" chirmiugly illus
tra.c'l by >terner. Then there are the articles
on Rugby one on the ''>chool-lifc" by
Elizabeth Robins f.nnrll. the other telling of
s"N acation ' >it," by Edwin u. Meal: both
copinusls Illustrated BY Joseph Il. Pennell, aud
accompanied b, full-pagt engraving OF
Thama, Phillip, celebrated portrait Of Dr.
Arnold
Tho New Bt. 81 TAR fpr Younr Folks. F"
hy Helen Jackson III. H.. are continued (;
&C. Chopin j. thu subject 81 ihr From Bach 10
Wagner" paper; and Among the Law-mak-
'r> contains an account Of an amu-iu, inter
view between the page and President Grant.
In fsct. To rHnmeratr al the features" would
Ire 10 Civ" thu entire tahlr % contents. The
frolii-piecr j. from a portrait by Sir Joshua
Rev uods. AMI fhcrr are literary ami artistic
contributions from John Il. toryri. ii, +.
Holder John Nauco cheney. Malcolm Doug
Ia. brennan r. H. Bfr.h J. NJ Nugvnt
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A CARD.

Teal! "i9 are .aa,rn- fr' tl.s- error Az! r,.
rrrtI'n- Of puth. nervous weakness eArlt i,'-ty,
l.-- Nf nlnh.-4i. &t 81 SD -ni recipe that IS ili
cur vou. FREE or CHARGE THIS gry.at
cue.it Ma il-ro,err,t IS ! missionary III ~,,uth
America. SEMI self .,itirr-s,.l rnFclpi., a. tht
KEN- Jp,ArH l>NA> Station p. Ae'- igrt rsty
lgr.9
Bolster II .%hwaN Surveyors Books, \ Al
ualion Book ana collectors Tan lit Bonks.
tl.p Kc'i-ri STATUTES - Maine. laic,l ID
fioh. also a uvw stock u " ail Paper opaqur
window ,ha,ie, anI fixtures. ju-t rrc,n "a
and for ale At j. \. llal,'- BOOK STORE, Ell--
worth.
Mr.. Z. &. BurrilI report th- line Of H.
posts IN HI bank a. rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding hi- aniiciIatjun-. Mr. Bur
rili off.r- the >aInc banking facilities % our
merchants and other,, would D. furnished
by National Bank. 3tf
KNOW TnYSELf. BY reading the
Science OF Life" the best medical work
ever published, for Young and middlr-ated
men. iyr21
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Sunday in the 0Auroa"



-ins voice "' a'" '"a' e''s'' !" ne
"'i'fn'" prepare 'e me way % ne L''a'
maze s'Tai.At 10 'ht Gesefi s'"" ioi
OFT Hod- E'e'H 's'''' '"H' oe ehA'e1 ~"
ever, "o-h'AH AA1 -''' s"'' ne mace -" :
- ne 0foo-sH '''a'' p mar sH'' VIC
'"e fousA PAGES r'.+H an '"e s'ofs o. '"r
i-'i0 '''A'' De fe''A'e1- 1'A'A" ~ D p
l. was VOC p'f''"f' L" come ah'"R n''
Peor't mos i''' ie1'' $50 ~ 'Ne pe'''n
q h' san. li' chosen p'"p'e' mat ''ne
"tIe '"' 'e"'' vase re- si'N h.1 SUFFERED
'Ne''.'e- "eaNHe''e.' 'hftt'e''on''
800 '"1 ~ eh.''t1 amo"s 'h'h- -
q" N'H 70 repentance % nee az 10
sA1 'Hsm ny 10 h'shtf ana h'.'eF plan OF
'''hs Jon" 'He h'pN'' came. i"'N 'ood
81" 'he eve o. me incarnation ''a" "oI.
vas 20 NJ 'hf pe'p.e i'F proper reception
p rs ohf.''- i"' ''A' "a repent "a
prepare. Oct We really iof ne revelation
'ha power OF "od- In we" Of tag p'ei4's
'e' :. CONSIDER
l. Inc LORD requires Of hi. people ser
wee OF preparation De'ofe ne comes IN say
INK power among 'hsm'
u ING character 81 the propagation u0a
demands q hi' pfor'e before ne ''sIls them
N 'N'hs power EVER! fa's! sha'' De
exalted ana even mountain and h"t shall
De maze 10" and 'hr crooked 'hai! he made
'uA'sh' and ihe rough places plain Fig
-fA'''s language = here u'el me better 70
make 'p.rtua' th.Hss pam 10 ine people.
me 'a'eNs m'eht stano Tor shortcon
!nss or s'nS q OMISSION. he mountains OF
h'.i' might stand for uanssrrss'on- or sIn'
Of commission. Crooked places might stand
for the more slight derla'lon' from stric,
righteousness Rough places might stand for
habits and Inconsistencies which mar and
cishg4rs the character OF God. protested
people. he remova! OF these things from
ne holy -sy Is the preparation God demsnds
al our hands.
III. lha when 'od promises as a re-
suit Of this preparation. "lhe glory Of the
Lord snail be revealed. If platform Of
supernatural light were to appear IN our
midst this afternoon. and the angel Gabriel
were 20 take his place upon IL and declare
10 Us that IN three weeks from to-day our
altar would be crowded with psn'ents ask
ing what they shall do 10 be saved, this
would not be guarantee half so strong as
We already have that God will show forth
his glory IN the salvation of sinners when
We have done our duty.
coNGRKGATIoSAL CHURCH
Rev. Mr. Hubbard preached from | Cor.
10; 81. =" neither therefore We eat or
drink, or whatsoever re do, do all 10 the
glory OF TOD Just what Paul meant by
the glory OF God, II Is not easy to determine
at hrst sight he real meaning must be
searched Tor In the context which shows that
oods glory must be as much part Of oui
nature As Inc lnstinc' OF self-preservation
ihen the ac's OF our ne VIII regulate them
serves a' naturally as one douges DION
Without os"'s CONSCIOUS 'ha' se"-P'e'ef'a
'on y 'u's
MS 'eA' SNOW ISL Inc ioi's motive o
''''" '''' s'oi'' ATTAINING u
u 'e''''" * us" al 'ao'e may save or run
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81 ir-' rlae- retailers Should haee H.
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The American Agricultural for December.
1885.

j. The largest nutnl-r i~surd during IL. nan
century existence. II contains large humber
Hi iLtl past aud smaller illustrations. executed
Pep Div ~ tpftt"~. NCuuett. nut other Ntil-
SHOWN artists. u. u I Moor, wrIt,> on
'-~t'4>uush,e Duties ~ Farmers n 18th t,r,-n
'.".s-,i', on -'Farmtr- and F.sh culture ~
hester I. Dewey di-rour.r~ uppn The Min
NHFplN * Cities; lu-. HagTls write. about
Car tuulr Harvest ' Mason 4. Weld ,ii>-
,pur-s- upon = r,,--.brr'+i ~ = tsttIr.- ~.
t,,... Thuri,r contributes Numerous a4;trlr,
oU horticulture H.nry stewart WRITES On
e. + ruif in the southern ~tatr-;' kuLr,w :
Fu.i,.E t.il. l5rys ID -ecur. r,ry irui'I.s- from
graft luj cuttings u fruii tr.,>; u y. Kin.
presents drawings NJ a chaal hnHse aAtV'rs -
s}'a'r 't.iaSr or country IAr Household aud
'hi'luH'- Departments 5r- unuNral'y inter
t,tnt. White thr Humbu- Department expos
- -.t"rsi U-w frauds. IAvr" lrv numrr"u.
Illustrations ana descriptions ~ Farm con
fTi' su,r-, Noted lior-"-, Celebrated oaitir,
Ht~.. sheep. rtr.. rts. Terms. II ~ P.r wear;
$3.50 sl+' number. - rru'-
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Sheri8's Sale.

HANCOCK. SIS, Nov. eth. A. D. lss5
TAKEN on Execution. wherein Edward +. Chase
J of Bluch Administrator Of the estate of NJ
X Chase il Creditor, and Elbridge g. Conary and
Susan NJ Conary OF said Bluehill Debtors, the
following described real estate situated in the
Of BluehIi certain parcel OF land with the build
ings thereon, bounded "a follows, to wit Commenc-
thence south ~ deg east the road 10 land occu-
pied by Ii. w Darling; thence south 50 deg west Z
rods and Il links thence north /, deg To land
occupied by Nathan Osgood mill lot thence
rateriy to the northwest of said town house
lot; thence southerly to the southwest corner Of
said town house lot thence easterly to the place of
beginning. Being the same premises conveyed to
the said susan NJ Conary by Joseph Wescott BY his
deed dated Nov. s, 1855, and recorded in Vol rs
page i5i of the Hancock Registry of Deeds. And
,hall sell said property at public auction to the
highest bidder therefor, at the Sheriff IS Once in
Ellsworth, on Monday, the 18th day of December,
A b, 1855, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
3w43 ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
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Death Of Vice President Hendricks.

The news which came to the coun-
try ON Thursday morning last. were not
such a, one likes to hear at any time.
and especially on the day of National
Thanksgiving. The unexpected ntelli-
gence " hich was flashed over the wires
shocked and saddened the American
people. and cast gloom over all the
ob,cryances OF the occasion The
death Of Wee President Thomas A
Hendricks adds another conspicuous
name To the already long list OF the
noted and prominent men Of the United
States. who have did during the year
1883.
According to the best information We
can obtain, Mr.. HcnIrirk, was deserved
y popular for biz Establishment in
speech and ,ua,ity 10 manners We
are to'a .Hat in indianapolis where he
rc-lde.} ,ao~e who were H. political
cnuuif, WIRE hi> personal friends. add
to 81. who called on him or whom he
met. Ae lad . pleasant word and kind
greeting.
For mose 'han quarter II ecu
tar, Nr. Hendricks ha- been prami-
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

THIS Is t" give public notice that Mark p Hatch.
l of tasuuc. convey ed TO me 10y mortgage deed.
dated May J. isst. certain tract OF land, Wing In
Ca-tine ia the County Of Hancock, bounded a. fol.
lows Commencing on the shore Of the PenobsCot
hay,hy land u Thomas Hale thence southeastern
~ ny saii iiale's land t. the center line, socallcd
thence snuthrcs'cry IA said center line - rods IN
land formerly owned hy job Nelson. thcuce north
westerly hy ssi land Ia the shorr 81 Pcnohscot
bay thence noythca=tsriy ht >aid shore - rods 10
the place 81 beginning. containing 81 acres more
or les. said mortgage is recorded ~ Hancock
Registry ~ Deeds Book 10. fax" u The con
ditinp~ az SAIL mortgage having been broken. |
claim 20 fare-l"se the same and give this notice
accordingly.
WILLIAM Il CLEMENTS
Pcnobsrut. <ut. -. is~A Sulg
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Messengers Notice.
naFf.E 81 rmE -HtHitf o. HANCOCK COUSIN
STATE or MAINE.


STATE or MAINE.
HA~co, NOycniber "a. A. u, ls>i-
T1Hl> I. IT, give notice that on the twenty hr-s day
l ~ prl, 4 II. i~-j, a Warrant IN ln~Olveu' '
issue! cat ot thr Court Of Iu-ulS rnry for -ait
County ~ Hancock, against the e-tat" Of
John Frr-~, aDudgr't {" tie ali lns"lSrnt
Debtor un petition ~ said debtor, which petition
wa- hicti an the twenty hr-t hay ~ pct., \. u,
l--5. 10 Whieh date Interest ON claims
Is a. b. computed That the payment ~ any
debt. Ia or nV said Debtor, and the
transfer AMI delivery ~ any property 10y
him are forbidden by law That meeting Of
,hr Crc,itor- ~ -aiiDehor prove their debts amt
choose one u.orr a,-ignre- OF his estate,
will be hrld At Court ~ Insolvency ~ he holden
at Ellsworth, In said Probate bGicr. The tenth
day % December, A u, So At ten O'Clock in the
forenoon
Given under my naui the date hr.t above
written.
WILLIAM FENSELLI,
Deputy sheriff a. Messenger Of the Court Of In
s0ls ency for said county ~ Hancock
2Ti9
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Sheriff. Sale.

HAScock, S., Nov. 2sth. A. D., 1885.
ny virtue of an Execution from the Supreme Ju-
ID deial Court, dated the 18th day of Nov, A. ID,
lsS5, wherein Storer Brothers Co, of Portland,
Cumberland County, Maine are creditors, and Leon
ard j. Thomas of Eden Hancock County, Maine,
is debtor have taken to satisfy said execution ali
the right title and interest, which the said Leonard
j. Thomas has or had at the time Of the attachment
on the original writ to the following real estate sit
uated in Eden in said County, TO wit The Home
stead lot on which said Thomas now lives and oceu-
pies tor further description of said premises ref
ereuce is made to deed recorded in Hancock Regis.
try Of Deeds Vol. l59 page l54. Also his right IT.
tie and interest in and to any and all other real
tate in Eden, in said County.
And shall sell said debtors right title and inter
est in and to the above descrbed premises at public
auction the highest bidder therefor at the Sher
lbs Once in Ellsworth, in said County on Wednes
day, the soth day OF December, A. d. lssa, at elsy
en- O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. Il. DEvEREUX,
8wts Deputy Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF ntNCoCl
STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCoCK 50 Nov. 20, a. u. 1855.
This is to give notice that on the eleventh day
L Of Nov, A. II. l~Sj, 4 warrant in Insolven-
CIV was issued out Of the court Of insolvency Tor
said County Of Hancock against the estate of said
John s. Leighton adjulged to be ins,lvent
debtor on petition Of said debtor, which petition
was filed the twenty ninth day Of October, n
lSS5 to which date interest claims is 10 he com.
puted. That the payment Of any debts to or by said
debtor and the transfer and delivery of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law. That meet
ing of the creditors Of said debtor ~ prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees Of his
estate will he held al court Of Insolvency to he
holden at Ellsworth in Probate Office on the
tenth day OF December, A.. H., lso5, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. ID. l.. FIELDS,
sheriff as Messenger of the court of Insolvency
for said county Of Hancock. 2w45
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the terrible disease. will thank US for inform
ing them that ..ANAKESIS," will afford in
slant relief and permanent cure. Sold BY all
Druggists. Samples sent free. Address
"ASAkESIs.- Box 24i6. New York.
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Something more than dozen years
ago, Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar
vas introduced generally throughout New
England as remedy for coughs, colds and
pulmonary complaints. 1t had formerly
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FTankIll.
Ziha Wilbur ha. b-en making some rxtrn-
siye improvement. On hs house. Mr.. VII
bur row has fine looking residence.
for {. II Macon her. met with quite srrI-
Gus accident While chopu!a-. hs axe
glanced, striking has boot and --s-ring hi-
first toe and badly lacer,ting tie second.
W r. Springer and S A. Brrr H.
tend putting in crew for W. II. Card u
haul logs and stave wood.
D.a. Milet has been holding some meet
ings at tn. school house in Martin. Ridge
district.
Geo. Dyer has put in a crew to haul loss
and .taye wood into the Narragusgus Lake,
Mac,
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.

" e % not read anon Tnous letters and communal
caao1s The name and address Of the writer are In
All cses Indispensable not for pubiica
ueu but as "a guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return OF preserve com.
n aIiieatieB4 that arr not used
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SheriH'S Sale.

HANCOCK, $, Nov. eth. \. D., 1875
pY virtue Of an Execution from the supreme Ju-
- dicial Court, dated Nov. 18th, \. H., lssa
wherein Hamilton JOY of Ellsworth Is Creditor and
Edmond l.. Austin is Debtor, | have taken to salts
~ the -ame all the right, title and interest which
the said Edmond l.. Austin has or had at the tim.
of the attachment the original writ, to the fol-
lowing real estate situated in Ellsworth, in the
County Of Hancock, and being the Homestead lot
of the late Walter Jordan. bounded and described
follows, To VT ON the east BY Union River on
the south by land of George Wood and Curtis Clark
on the west by the head line OF the River lots on
the north by land of solomon Jordan. And shall
sell said Debtors right title and interest in and to
the above described premises at public auction TO
the highest bidder therefor, at the sheriff 5 Office.
in Ellsworth, on Monday. the 18th day Of December,
A, d. lss5 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. X. DENEREIN,
jwi9 deputy Sheriff.
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before them, and TO the necessity of choos.
ing a wise and honorable career and per-
sistently pursuing it in order to gain that
manly independence which is crown Of
glory to every great and good life.
ELLSWORTH FALLS CHURCH.
Suhject-Isaiah. Who he was. His
life. His times. His contemporaries i. &.
king and prophets. The surrounding ma
tons and their relation or s,ti,ude to judah.
A brief review Of the content. Of the book
of Isaiah. Counsels, warnings, prophecies.
Prophecies Of the punishment Of .Judsh's
aims. Prophecies Of del,eranc~s. Proph-
eciss Of Christ. Some lesson or suggestions
for us
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The subject was. The Essential Fact. in a
filed with the Holy Ghost" Acts "a
The false must be distinguished from the
true; the accidental from the essential. The
counterfeit revival is known b, it. attempt
to get only an outward hold upon men. Al
urging of people forward before tn. Truth
has its kingly hand upon the conscience and
the spirit Of God is moving the will. il only
an incalculable injury. Ever, true revival
has il, unrs>enual features, in the manner
Of it, beginning. IN lts progress. in the char
acter of its results. Il is a spring If
religious life summer Of rapid growth 10
grace an autumn of nga;hering hn, re-
yivais differ a. the season, from year b,
year. Bat amid all diversity there is one
constan; factor, the Holy Spirit. the life
principle Of religion. HI, working of his
own fruit" ~ meas likes il revival. john
los Gal. ): -, He on, votes fer a
revival who set, about being revived HIM
self
In the evening the pastor spoke upon The
flr,' Gres, Reality of lfe,-God. Father
hood T. every man.
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A. T. RURNHAM,

Attorney & Counselor nj Law Ellsworth. Maine.
Office state street,ovcr Of Davis w GOODMAN
60. Collecting, speciality. and all business
generally pertaining To law Office, done with
fidelity and dispatch Agent for The Dakota
Mortgage Loan Corporation. OF Boston, Mass
with interest at and per cent, secured by
bottom mortgages aud guaranteed hy the corpnr
alton, ut one per cent If desired lyr49'
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4 Bherst

The returns are not quite all in bu, 50 far
Is heard from Mr. F. B. Foster i. ahead on
killing a porker month. old that brought
the scales down TO 3j5 pounds.
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Parker's Tonic

Prepared by Hi-coN Il Co., NY.
sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dollar
iMu-t5
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County of Hancock.

\ Correct HIT q: costs allowed by the supreme
Judicial Court, OF Term, A ID. 1873 and Court
Of county commissioners.
IL II - IL
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The Vice President Dead.

Mr. HENDRICKS TAKtN AWAY VERY SUD-
DENLY THE CIRCUMSTANCES or Ms
NEATH.
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The Bangor Daily Wing and Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-28

A JOB LOT OF LADIES FLANNEL SKIRTS
7saH., By lisS41 - AMOS B. sLAYMAKER.