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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
Foreign News.

a Russian army officer committed sui
eide rather than Kill the Car, While ~
ing he said he and several Others drew lots
To see who should commit the deed and Il
fell to him.
Professor Nirchow. in letter dis
cnssing the latest phase of the Crown
Princes Illness, says he is of the opinion
that the disease Is not cancer The feat
urc- Of the disease are those of perichon-
,lrtns malady which develops slowly
and Is accompanied by the expulsion Of
particles similar to that in the case of the
Crown Prince The last microscopic ex-
animation of the growth which was made
in November. disclosed the fact that =
mistake was made 10 attributing portion
Of the matter analyzc'l to soft can
Ger.
The French consulate at Damascus
was recently invaded by Turkish soldiers
who regardless Of the con~ulS protest ar
rested an Algerian seeking French protcC-
ton France demands satisfaction fur
key claims that the Algerians are Turk
ish subjects.
Elections IN Switzerland have result
ed in a complete victory for the Lihcr-
ais
-t,alician papers cunirm the report ~
the movement If Russian troops toward
the Austrian frontier.
,.t ,.,, ,,,....,,..i -. ia,
the Ming ~ thy~~inia has been obliged sto
send Ra~ Michael with detachment #
troops to the south 70 qucli tribal revolt
,,.,,,..t t-ft.,.,,,,r;.., I'LL,
Gently took farm near Teraicc county
Kerry. Ireland, from which two brothers
hsd been cyictcd was ~h"i fatally by a"
brothers
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<.. p.,,,,., ha. f,rrt.h,,I III. nar..,a III.
..ri..,t,,, - .1,,. 80. :, ia. ,n,, on tb,
..t.t..,,.,fl,T i-,l,jt,, H.. .a, IN, ,.iff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

1t is now stated that the alleged earth
quake felt in the Massachusetts shore
towns Sunday night had its origin in the
dynamite explosion in the harbor of New
port to clear the bay of ice. Bristol War
rem, East Greenwich and many other bay
towns were badly shaken.
1t is now learned that the loss by the
fire in New York Thursday morning will
amount to s3,2l0,o0O.
Professor Asa Gray, the eminent bo-
tanist, is dead
An ice gorge in the Mississippi at st.
Louis is doing great damage to property.
Representative Dingley, of Maine, will
offer in the House an amendment to the
Whtthorne naval revenue bill, which,
promising that the fisheries are recognized
as particularly the nursery of sailors, pro-
vides that the crews of American fishing
vessels who arc American citizens or aliens
who have declared their intention to be-
come so, shall be enrolled as members Of
the naval reserve force, and shall receive
from the United States treasury. through
the collectorsssof customs i'm the different
ports stated sum for each month of actu-
al service in the fisheries or going to or
returning from them. Mr.. Dingley does not
q me the amount but thinks 81 or S. q
month would be about right. He has
talked with Mr.. Whitthorne about the pro-
posed amendment. and Mr.. Whitthorne
thinks well of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

Jim Burrows the train robber who was
taken to Little Rock. Arkansas, from Tex
arkaBa for safe keeping, has made a con-
fession and is ready to take whatever pun
ishment may follow.
News has been received of an explo-
sion of boiler connected with saw-mill
near Belmont, Ohio. -Four men were
killed, including the proprietor Of the mill.
Three others were seriously injured.
Jim Cnnelus, negro IA years old was
hanged In Webster Parish. Louisiana, for
the murder year ago OF Ernest Wren,
the four-ycar-oId son Of Hon. G.. 7. Wren.
The negro boy was IN Mr. Wren's employ
and the little child was playing around him
when Conclus pushed the boy down and
made him bite his tongue that his mouth
hled The little fellow threatened to tell
his mother whereupon the negro struck
him with an axe handle, crushing in his
skull
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

Steahes.
Last Wednesday Colin Baker on going
to his work in the woods came upon dog
fearfully tearing deer. Mr.. b. soon Dis
patched the dog. but the two men witt,
dogs that were in sight when he arrived
quickly disappeared. The warden has
been notified and will attend to the af-
fair.
4 sociablc society has been set on foot
nv the ladies. The first meeting was on
Thursday at Mrs. Edgar Perry's. Mrs.
VIM Wa>s was chosen President, Mrs.
Geo. Kendall Vice President, Mrs. Robt.
Dutton, Treasurer Miss Ieannie Leighton,
Secretary. The worthy end In view of
this society. Is a sidewalk.
Two or three weeks ago Richard BIN
son was severely poisoned by drinking
aconitc. The bottle containing il was set
near his medicine, causing the mistake
Dr Trihou Wa called and soon relieved
the sufferer
Mr.. ABBY Child nho went 70 Boston
last fall. j. now at Homeopathic hoSpi-
tai there recovering from injuries caused
by fall On the ice.
Rev MIR Nowlan'~ singing school num-
bers about iorty
Cassie Springer, Maria johnson and Jo-
sic Bunker Young ladies from out Of town.
arr attending our High school
The 1unk Dramatic Clue are rehcarSing
for an exhibition.
IuStus Barney. while working in the
woods, was struck NY . limb on the eye,
iniuring il badly AZ To cause the loss of
it, sight il Is feared
Feb 1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

Jan. 30. Senate: Mr.. Morgan spoke In
opposition to the Blair Educational bill;
Mr.. Blair denied that Justice Strong had
stated that the bill was not constitutional.
Senator Sawyer from the post-office COM
mittee reported back adversely to the Sen
ate yesterday the proposition TO reduce let
ter postage to one cent.
Senator Frye offered resolution which
was adopted. calling on the secretary OF
the treasury for information touching the
transportation of goods across the bound
airy line between the United States and
Canada in bond or otherwise.
House 4 resolution that the Committee
on Printing investigate the Public Printing
Office was adopted.
Jan. 81 The Senate passed the joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution. providing that the term of
Office of the President and the Fiftieth Con
gress shall continue until the S0th of April.
1889 at noon. and that Senators whose ex-
listing term would otherwise expire on the
fourth of March 1889, and thereafter shall
continue in Office until the 30th of April
succeeding such expiration, and that the
30th of April Mt noon shall thereafter be
substituted for the fourth of March a. the
commencement and termination of the Of
fetal term of the President, Vice President,
senators and Representatives.
Senator Eyarts then addressed the Sen
ate on the Blair Educational bill.
House Bill to pension Mrs, John 4.
Logan aud Mrs. Frank 7. Blair reported
favorably.
Feb l. Mr. Frye from the committee
on foreign relations reported back to the
Senate adversely the bill to facilitate a set
Element and develop the resources of Al
aska and open an overland route between
the United States. Asiatic Russia and Jap
an. Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Chandler from the committee on
naval affairs reported resolution direct
Ing the Secretary of the navy to furnish a
statement as to the changes made from the
original plans of the Chicago, Boston, At
lania 4 Dolphin. in addition TO those men
toned In former communications. with
the cost thereof. reasons thereof and the
reports OF boards and officers on the sub
ject; also a. TO the present condition OF
the monitor Miantonomah and her aruIa-
ment Adopted.
Mr.. Frye asked unanimous consent Ia
call up his resolution offered Monday call
ng for statement a. 10 the Dominion Of
Canada but objection was made by Mr..
Rlddlcberger.
Mr. Riddlchergcr made an Intellectual cf-
fort to secure debate of treaties IN open
session; Mr. rugh spoke In favor OF the
Educational bill,
House 4 resolution Ia inve>tigst" the
Reading strike by a special committee was
adopted: Mr.. Benedict, the Public Printer,
was again criticised
Feb. . senate The Presidents mc>-
SAGE was debated by Senators kenna and
Sherman Pension bill for helpless sol.
diers and sailors passed Special commit
tee on Pacific railroads appointed.
House 4 postal bill relating 10 third
class matter adopted
Feb 3. The House only IN session The
day devoted mainly to private legislation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
National News.

Congressman Dingley has presented TO
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Miller
affidavits of Maine officials showing that
Collector Page continues to omit from the
lists of liquor tax. payers, the name and
number of the street where the tax payer
does business, as the commissioner de-
cided, in his opinion of December Is, it
was his duty to give. He has also pre-
scented evidence of the omissions in the
lists. The commissioner has promised TO
give immediate attention To the matter.
Monday was another quiet day
among the Reading strikers at Shenandoah,
but 1t is feared it was only calm before
trouble Tuesday.
Steps have been taken for the for
nation of company to move Libby prison
from Richmond to Chicago, 1t is bust
ness speculation.
Joseph Zeehenter. Of the dry goods
and millinery firm of Agilya & Zeehenter,
Madison. Wisconsin, left for parts un-
known Friday. 1t is alleged that he took
with him between 81 900 and 5000. He
occupied the place of cashier during the
noon hour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

/ areea's l. nhine-
Last month was a severe month for YES
sells cruising in the bay around here. Sew
eral vessels have been dragged ashore by
the ice. Sch. Eta Gott was driven ashore
on Spoon Island and remains on the beach.
She will probably be got of after the ice
leaves.
An unknown coal laden schooner struck
bar in the night recently, and the
crew all left her excepting the captain and
mate, who next morning found the vessel
swinging to her anchor, aud with the as
sist2nce of people from Isle au Haut got
their vessel under way and proceeded on
the voyage.
Sch. Riverside, Britt, from st. Andrew,
n b. struck on the outside of Mctilathery
Island, in the night, and broke her keel
crew taken from the Island by L. s. s.
Woodbury..
The ladies of the village gave mum
supper recently in aid of the organ
fund.
Inspectors have been in town looking over
the stone cut by Shields & Carroll, for the
Harvard bridge Boston. Mr.. Thomas Car
roll is here boxing after the interests of
the firm.
Goss & Small are finishing store in the
building of c. Il. Small 10 be used as a
grocery store in connection with their quar-
~.
Stmr Rockland entered the ice in our
harbor, to within IA of a mile from the
wharf and landed and received freight on
the ice, Sunday, Jan. 20.
large lumber laden schooner is frozen
in the ice in Merchants Row. She Is IN 80
fathoms of water, and will be taken by the
ice when it leaves.
There is scarcity of hay and coal here,
but we have plenty of wood, and can eat
the cattle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

doors TO free competition with the
world, the country that can make the
same as England has done in the matter of
shipping, and dictate prices to our mar
kets. believe we get our lowest prices
rs we can produce, and derive a revenue
for the support of the Government aud
the payment of our war debt, and keep
our money at home in the bargain.
EruRAIM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
To The Good Tsmplars Of Hancock County

| have been informed that the next ses-
sion of your District Lodge will be held
with Neal Dow lodge at Ellsworth, Thurs
day the 10th inst. An officer will be pre-
sent prepared to give full instruction in
regard to the new work.
As it is the annual session it is one of
special Importance to the Order in Han
cock County.
1t is to be hoped that each lodge viii be
represented at the session. Read care
fully the new District Lodge constitution
that you may be prepared to act under
standingly. Hoping that the session may
be q success.
am. yours truly,
Marcellus j. Dow.
: G. c. 7.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
sedx~irA

The >-tg~,ck Comedy Company gave
dramatic embellishments - Riverside Hal
Ia this village uu Friday evening Frh +.
"a crow lc,I house. every ~rai D., ",
taken AMI many persons hctu- obliged ~
stand The entertainment consisted II
lwn Very tinrlY performed dramas Sly
Brother Keeper and cont to tie Street.
The former j. fine play and was given Ia
4 most cxcellrnt manner me i-aituE
character scrap IA. picker " n sa>-
tainyd iu gnud >lyir PIN Nr ! II Hooper
Mr. Hooper j. a lime actor III any Jar, hc
may ASSUME MIR T.. Gr.uIlr. a. Aarl
Benton. performed li- part III most *
crilenr manncr aud was most natural when
charging hI> cIrrk with r"hhin2 lhc Office
II Scraps sinners Ill, clerks Mathew
lllsu ami Richard tarn"-. were takeu woL
SIS & VI B,ard ami + J N,,ell- The char
artrr - Charles Benton Wa played Id Az
mirahlc >Iy!c by 4 smith The ,adt
characters wvrc sustained we'll ny Miss q.
" Tinker a. Grace Benton; Mi.> thc"
Eaton A. Rachel Alien. auj Mr. r l..
Grn,llr a. Bct-ct Benton b. luSc ~cruc
between Scraps" aud Mis- Brt~"y WAS
simply immense. III couldn't hrar worti,
She wa, "on tie wrong side. hc COTS
Guiding piAy sbut In Iur Streets Wa- F,u-
dcr,t IN fine >tylc AMI IN Very pleasing
manner The cast If characters wa> A. fol-
tnw. Cl 1a~pcr Wayne + ! \cvrll~.
solomon Davis. \. Robbins Matt
DAVIS. I. smith: North Carolina
Pete ] H. Hooper Dr Nc,ifiril
81 VI Byard Policeman. Il J t'rIu-
dIc. Mrs Bradford M + l. Griudlc;
Mr. WAYNE Mis- Alice Hetnn Miss
Nina WAYNE Mie~ Il w Tinker Miss
Minnie Bradford Mis- Lila Grind!r North
I.
mort certainly and g. VI Byard A. br.
Mrtih,ld presented most professional ar
gcarUucc A. the curtain rose upon the
death >cen.. the effect wa. touching IN the
extreme ami much credit l. due Miss ida
Grindlc who took little Nnnic'> part 50
finely Tile receipts Of tie evening were
ST. and NC hope onr young people VIII
~tiu continue 70 receive >nch patronage;
n II j.. for amateurs. a very fine cofnpan!
They have quite extensive scenery aud
with such and the talaut they di> -, We
feel sure thry will not fail To- pleas very
one IN any entertainment they may give.
SPECTATOR.
4 Good TcmplaTs Lodge wa, organized
here Jan % by Mr.. j II. Hamilton Grand
Counselor. Charter membership numbers
81 Offices filled As follow, Mr.. Arthur
H. sylvester, W. 4. 4. 4; Mis- Leila Frccthy,
". V. r.; Mrs. Alma +. Small W. $;
Mrs Carrie Guptill W r. s.; Mr.. g. 5
Bridges, VT. MIR Chas. Turner. Chap
lain; Mr.. Henry A. Small, ". NJ; Mrs. \.
s Bridges, W u. NJ Mr.. 4. : Turner,
l.. D.; Miss Nirgelia W. Tinker, W. \. ;
Mrs. Adrian Dodge. W. I. g.. Mr.. Frank
Herrick, Sentinel The lodge meets every
Wednesday evening at 80 O'Clock.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endcavor here was recognized Feb.
.. it being the eth anniversary of the c.
adjustment of the \. L. ). G.. i. move
mcnt. Rev. f. \. DAVIS was elected Pres
idcnt; Mr.. Chas. Turner Vice Pre>ident
MIR William Robbins, Treasurer: Mrs.
Nellie.Buke Secretary
4 village on.the lee but >melts are not
a. plentiful Is last year.
+. A. y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
The Grand Army Pension Bill.

Senator Henderson of Nebraska
has introduced in the L. $. Senate
pension bill known as the Grand
Army bill. The Committee on Pen
sions has made favorable report
thereon and it will doubtless pass
that body, though what fate may
await it elsewhere cannot he predict
ed with certainty.
The bill has the same objects in
view that were contemplated by what
was known as the Dependent PEN
sion bill, and has been so framed as
to obyiate the chief objections raised
to that bill 1t provides that in con-
sidering the claims of dependent par
ents. the fact and cause of death, and
the fact that the soldier left no wild
ow having been shown, it shall only
I've necessary to show that the parents
are without other means of support
than their own manual labor but it
further provides that the time Of COM
mencemcnt of pension shall be from
the date Of the passage Of the act, or
from the date of subsequent depend
ence, and that the pension shall con-
tinuc no longer than the existence Of
such dependence. II also provided
that pensions st the rate of el2 per
month be granted all persons who
served more than three months and
were honorably discharged and who
may be suffering from mental or ply
steal disability not the result OF their
own vicious habits or gross careless
ness. which totally incapacItates them
for the performance OF manual labor
The new bill limits its provisions to
those who served in the late rebellion.
There i the addition Of a section,
granting pensions to the widow or mi
nor children under IS years Of age, or
in case there il no widow or minor
children, 10 a dependent mother or
father. without regard to the cause Of
death of the pensioner. The section
also increases the. pension Of minor
children from 81 70 s. per month, and
declares that the pension Of idiotic or
helpless minors shall continue dur
ing life or the period Of disabili-
".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
Foreclosure.

Dt Bl.lt not4ra 4, hereby E3,cH that Wherea
l samuel H. Dawes and samuel T. b4Wp- j.
state u Maine. By tiAell mpFrXHgc Decd. dated
Jan. ,, a. ~ Island r',rur lei n Hancock Regis
Try ~ Deeds. Book 20. Page 49,. convey Ell 10
cummings VI Holden, OF -ait fremont 4 Ttajn
iot parrtl ~ l=nd, situated ln said fremont On
Tinker Island ana bounded aud srlJr,i a.
follows, to VT On the north and west by land
oyntat ~ -ati sam trl Il Dawc.. westerly snd
southeriy by Blue I'M E1y, -puthrrly aud eA-ter-
" by land owned by The hcir- Of william l.. TIN
kert nGrtteriy and ea-icriy rs Hue nm Bay 1t
being the farm formerly owned bv John 8 fink
er, and containing one hundred acre. more or
le-a, ami where's said Cummings NJ HaItr II by
hi- assignment, datcil October !. \. H.. i-S5 amt
recorded in same Registry Book 40. Page $40
tran .'erre'l laid mortgage aud debt thereby -
cured 70 Arthur :. Newman OF said fremont, and
where's the condition Of said mortgage j. broken,
for that purpose.
ARTHUR :. NEWMAN
3wd by l.. !. WymSn. Attorney
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
Foreclosure.

pUBLIc notice Is hereby given that MAYNARD
Chick, % Township No. a. Hancock county
Maine, BY HI deed Of mortgage. .latcd July IS, 4
OF Deeds, Vol 3U9 Page e. conveve,t 10 me 4 Ger
tain lot or parcel Of land, situated in saii Town
ship No. 81 and bopn,led AMI described as follows
70 Wit Beginning at the northwest corner Of the
Miiiken lot 40 called; thence running East 10 tn.
county road. thence North by the county road To a
Juniper tree where stands stake and stones
thence West roEis 70 stake and stones
thence North half across the lot to land now
or formerly of Daniel Jordan; thence West ON the
dividing line TO the town line thence south on the
town line 10 the place OF beginning with the build
ings thereon, hereby intending To run on the town
line half way across the lot and tina, the condition
Of said mortgage Il broken. therefore claim TO
purpose
JEREMIAH t. GILES
5wS q. T.. button. Attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

We hear from what seems 10 hc good
authority that the expenses OF our city gov
eminent the present year have been unu>u-
ally large and that the coming municipal
financial report II correct, will make q bad
exhibit. Certainly it viii be well for our
citizens. without regarl 10 party, to be
looking into This matter and inquiring
earnestly wha, action can be taken. with
reference Ia the coming city election to
proven, repetition of management ,imi-
lar 10 that Of the past year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

The New York Tribune publish
ed Tuesday carefully prepared es-
innate of the probable population of
the United States at the present time
and puts it at G2.523,59 persons.
This figure is arrived at by allowing
the ratio of deaths and births which
past experience has revealed, and ad-
ding the excess of births and the in
flux of immigration during each year
to the population given by the census
of 1880 which was so, 1855, 1853.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09
state News


Iacot' Ma~>I. MI aged negro. "hils
helping Daniel Martin break roads ~ -
=, -.
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Edwin IlHh, Post &. \ 4 IF Rock
land iia> ~cc1rr nr II II letcuselvr. ~
'li'Ana~.au Tor Memorial day orator
Tb ar~t arrival III freight W Kork
t-tf .tr... ,lt.. a,ih t,lt wen, a., err tb.. Knox
,rl lincoln T,p...Iat ni..ht IN t,.r u.,.k
r,In rar,.,l a.r... tlr krnu,t-, III Hath
Si,ef,,,r. lar-.. u,,3 small iayc .tnur.-l
rulrip.. IN fltr fi,rr wv account nf thc
i,..
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800 ''' ".''., ~
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Stead, progress hn- l,-cn made toward
bulitsi. thr horse railroad al Water, iiic
/ he ear arr hcfn. built aud all thu mate
rial fur the construction ~ thc road H.
CONTRACTED! gpr lncludn. lt.po tons 81
cuh1sc stone. f1r pal iu- h,s~.cn thc
tracks. anI Gtss, ,lccpcr> The stone Is tn
-. Furnished 1a farmers in suTruuutlln.
towns
II d, stated upon supd antharit, that
i most important piece. 81 evidence ha>
f,,-n ,is>,a,-r-i ia thr H.nu,it rohtlrrv
ease \ man .,1~ bt.yu found wiga drove
whitney Ia team from riltssigld four
mtl,-. AVA, from tltr Scene nf thr affair
II thi~ j. 80 % will ha,r h.ariu, npon the
ease
idiutart neral Gallagher LA, order.
ri au election ta u.i thr Yacan,, III lI-u-
TENANT colonel ln TIE. second regiment VI
Y Vt anal auv other vancanci,-s that may
b, caused nv >urh Al election at tie
hca,i7uarter, II ihc regiment. Bangor "n
the 5u,A day IN February. l,>s. 4. 2
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i"e't - 'H' " amount % N' :" 'i'' N"t
anu 'he "'h'H ar uiia"'. - HIN ans IN
IIeN>'',' upon - Try l'oN'"'' III. bangor
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ttic steamer ~. htahn N Tn 'ia"H between
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s'ai teu up',' hoi htN' TIP " tn ~ oH'
S'' "1"i i'''ia ~ va "'i""'e - 'eH' "
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81 IN TT le'"'t'' ''' - Niai'u- ,nc ~
P''''"'f i"' mar an. a 70 Iun
er Electa has returned 10 hiS home in
Bangor, his boat having been hauled of
the route for the winter The steamboat
men think that the bay viii not be clear
until the very latter part Of March This
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

1T is now stated that the fisheries con-
ference-has reached conclusion. and that
a treaty has been sent to an executive
session of The Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

T. he expended oB the county r..s ..
from the Ia hJft' uf Mar}attll, titruus-. ,-
rru part 90 saiI Il a. the North lire tna.. p.
The M.o-c ilili EJadituI -prh portion ur st.
iyaHius ir"m Aurura 10 hc,tiugtun a. lgt- 4.
=. tHl 'ta~ = >ilsby. ut Aurora t- l. l.
agent Ia -ui"Uuiend the rNpcH HtuFr a' -.
-t-~urff.
pu tie Wet half II W.. =. Nptue Dog.
supposed To- contain II01D acre. the -uH. .f
being mtIl- per acre to be- expended .tf t...
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