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

Ellsworth-Dec. "a, by A. F. Burnham,
Esq, Mr.. Oscar NJ. Remick Of Ellsworth, and
Miss Julia Z. Marks of Trenton.
Jan. %, by Rev. V. p. Wardwell, Mr..
Colan +. Davis and Miss Mary Grant. both of
Ellsworth.
Jan. 30, by Rev. A. A. Cambridge, Capt.
LeandeI b. Dyer of Trenton and Miss Clara 4.
Conary of Ellsworth.
Sedgwick-Jan. 22. by Rev. T.. A. Davis
Mr.. John S. Roberts of Brooklin, and Miss
Viola Trafton of Machiasport.
So. West Harbor-Jan. %, by Rev. A. Red
lon, Mr.. Ebert n. Richardson of Mt. Desert,
and Miss Elmena T. Stanley OF fremont.
Green's Landing-Jan. IA, Mr.. Charles U.
Russ and Miss Lucy v Merchant.
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nan,crS.

hsHtceS.
The cold wave struck Hancock as well
a. the rest of the country. Sullivan river
has frozen over more than for years be-
fore.
There has been considerable sickness in
town this winter and quite number Of
deaths have resulted among the aged
Mrs. Samuel Stratton who has been very
sick aHd apparently falling for some
mo ntls has been easier fol- few days.
Seth Crabtrcc is slowly recovering from
rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Rodman Smith was suddenly pros
trated with sickness Wednesday, but is re-
ported improving.
The Pamela Grange Store Co. have
placed f. L. Stratton in the store.
The following are the officers of PIANO.
Ia Grange: NJ, W. C. Stetson; O., Elijah
Stratton; Chap A. p. Foss; H., l.. Woos=
ter; s., A. !. Foss; A. s.. Dan1 Saunders;
Treas. Sam'l Stratton; Sec, L. l.. STRAIT
ton; G. X, Jas. Crabtree; C., Grace Woos-
ter; r.. Lizzie Laures; F., Mamie Foss, l..
A: S, Mrs. Poss.
Jan. 23 SIGMA.
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u reat Pond.

Simeon Williams passed away to his last
rest on Tuesday morning, after long i'll
ness. Funeral services were held at the
house on Friday, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Palmer of Ellsworth. Mr.. Williams was
one of our old and respected citizens, and
the sympathy of the entire community Is
extended to the bereaved family. Rev.
Mr.. Palmer remained with US during the
last storm, and preached on the Sabbath.
Jan. 80. FIossIE
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We have received. presumably from the
fond moiher.the photographs OF two beautiful
children whose names as written on the picture
are Kari Bryon Porter and ii. Woodbury. Por-
ter. These ARE the children of Mrs. Georgia
Pulsifer Porter Of Corinna, formerly of this
city. Mrs. Porter not only has our thanks for
the photograph, but our congratulations
that she IL the mother Of two so loyable chil-
dren.
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Tssfl nEiInFl = i.lX NI.ft fTNItF
from tht. ,.ccil.rc IT, rIf. circumference,
nor one open place in tA, iee G,ld A. far rs
,y,rau sra,
At 'h'i"''' '''F i'r >'ln' "AH t.'N' Ha'
IAh-'" ''''" ]E'o i''.' ''" "'"''N'' ''''"-
ht Nh"" Ne'' Z" " n''" '""'. .'l.''' "
"TN'lit morning. 81 ,'>' N''A' W. '''-
i""rd hf ram ""''h i"''H'1' " '''',' N."',
~ in'hr, dA'P'-'"d '' "AiA III = .'"1 'A'
Tor teams
W,b,d ii en.. ,s..,. or tb, rrlin... of ,h..
,n,au IN saturday evening. a. -hr ro...
over Sorr,.,,t. ai,l,i, b4lI ra~t uyc u.c!a,k
,b, ..-lip>,. he,l commenced ami " h,r, com
r3.,r fl rrttr,. .If-.. t,t~.I /, I.,.p r,.l r,l-
nr and ,i,Il,I,. f,,r-.i... -t.ur TA.Iarhu.~.
I'm ,r..- ......,, ,,.,t.,t
''lc "i "Ni "D -"h"TN 'Ait'N "i''h ~ h'-
tci supper 'ut i''h H't hi+'C'l H'it '"'"-
si'1n=r. "nn IL "a> I"'i" lttk ""'" ri
minnie. 81 Inc iA''. lt ItP'l" ~" We
mas expect th' weather. n, u'' ".'' a''-
vance amy th'"if "''t TT ''"4>' '' 'H'
moon ~ 'u'i al''' ''f weather.
,,p,.. ~ ,tq~ ,it ,y.ut.a 1, i5., iatt heard
Of rb..y,ry ~..,,.r,. weather juf Yyr.- ,nia
,h.. Mr., f,ish winds v., ,,era ba,ip., mus,
l,,,. f,,.,, .-,n-si las III. .,rr,, li,.t.r. the,
L-l .u- ,a.-. h,r -- tbr, .,.t dawn ,.,.s
M tb,, H., some w th-.r .t-rt.ti. w
,,,ir-a
Sieamh 'attn- on "NF ''aNt ihhNt HA'e
hech an! thu- bat t.rA-aH1 N"rh i"r
wees 81 two pas r"iH our "''''p" w
'aHd s'" t..r : 3r"'a N >h' l'a>-''H irVit
'hc railway terminals MI bAr hA'i"'f. NJ!
ic- auI bad to cut her way through i or
- around IL, S"H;h 'r'nld-horn II riA~,4i.
an unusual occurrence for January jn-
Ter lIaTbur Tor once. ha~ bad tar h1rpnr
closed and steamer Florence II frozen ~
and uuab.r - make i!r tylp- tn East
Gould,burp. steamer Eck!snj IN had
her record OF regular trips broken Nu.li-
t.u and South GpHil~bpr3 ar. !rr Hlrrs-
aided. Last Week ~hc made htr Mrdne~-
day trip a. FAR - Bar liaThor, landed
freight AMI Passengers 4nd returned ~
Southwest ilar.tur fur shelter from i.ir
severe storm. lay thrrr till saturday last
and returned Ia Rngkiaud intending tp
make The down trip Nib Sunday.
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-,
49,. i;.'-ri -. -
-, WIKI. ll-s,,f..',- ,t.ra,.t ,t.,,.
! - MI .tr'..
, 'N''.' a. ''-', - ''''
/ tu,yn ANA mail road. arr M i u,n., uu...,u.
! Portable con,ilttau caused Nv Tile rain i'll
lowing tie biz sTiow storm and making 4
/ crust about IA lnrb,, lllrk through which
I teams break, rendering travelling danger
/ Gus.
-, >. .,,,:..,
,I,,.. ','' t VI, p.,'.,,
80" w" I''''i''I- n
y" '''' -.
va w., y -
i''' - '''l =" y Till
~ VI -'t ,.,, '',i'' -"
'I, ~ "a -, ,,',
az a. "u' ,I II, III
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thf ni''it uiN'd'itt Ii"'' i''i''' singing 'H1t
~ ~ o'' - ''''
i"'
Twice duriu. the succession OF storms
I have we begun correspondence with the
! AMERICAN aud had to commit our scraps
TO the waste basket on account Of not be-
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Mr. Henry Conlcy j. At home Spending
h., vacation H. returns feb 4.
Postmaster CAa~. Bon,cy i hnpro'-
ing
Key : y 1owne ha- been maxim. a
short visit - hi friends in this place. lie
r.tlrnel home last Saturday
Mr.. Hrur, Cmicy preached ia Union
Hal on NInday evening las. from the
trXt. Come unto me MatL n =
Dr. Daniel + Brp"n has returned - his
home in Brocktpn Mas.
Mir NaEtn Flood while earn, for hi
sranl, the 18th inst. was kicked by his
horse. receiving injuries that have confined
hIl in the house since. lie j. improS-
ing.
Mr> Ivory l. Brown s,iIl continues to
fail. SIc j. very low.
Tie late storms have blocked the roads
making the travelling for the pedestrian
very trcsonr.
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The storm in Ellsworth and ,iguif, Inst
week Wa. 10y al odd, the ~rtcro-i FOR tho
winter. though less SNOW fci here than 10 the
vicinity OF Portland. The storm here wa- ae-
companicd hy some rain which makes Tic
suow Very solid and difficult 10 break through.
which Va not the ca>e IN thu western part Of
III, State. Thc rnafi- have been badly blocked
aud travel much retarded. both b. rail and
sleigh, Mai, were almost entirely cu; of fpr
ia. or tao. Thursday the bu'hiIi mail
came on boh->leI and Frida! tho I-auoine
mail on hand->lcd drawn 10y the plurAy
m4ti carrier. Mr. Springer. be first n.ai
from west Of Bangor after the Storm. arrived
here about one o'clo,k saturday morning. sad
brought to the Ellsworth po-t-oficr 3 SACK
OF newspapers. The schools were nearly all
in session during Thursday. but on FridaH
tiry gave their pupils vacation The .t-
walks were yer, badly blocked, aud ~ solid
Wa, The .uow that the >now-pow failing to be-
effective. ~orkmcn were employed By Tia" city
10 shovel out the walk,
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Eorei&a Ports.

Tuspan, Mex-Ar Jan ?, bark Mary Hale, His-
gins, for New York
Port au Prlnce-Ar Jan H. sch Anna Kicker
son. Foss New York
Cardenas-Ar Dec 81, bark Belle Wooster, Iiig-
gins
Dodge, New York
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Why Laura Lost Her Beau.
Laura once bad an afiluent beau,
Who called twice a fortnight, or 80
Now she sits, Sunda, eve,
An lnnnl, 30 ,rriarn

III lonely TO grleNe,
oh, where is her recreant beau,
And why did he leave Laura 50!
Why, be saw that Laura was a languishing,
delicate girl, subject to sick headaches, sensi-
tive nerves and uncertain tempers and know
Ing what a lifelong trial is fretful, sickly
wife. he transferred bis attentions to her
cheerful. healthy cousin, Ellen. The secret is
that I.aura's health and strength are sapped By
chronic weakness, peculiar to her sex, which
Ellen ayerts and avoids by the use of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This Is the
only remedy, for woman's peculiar weakness
es and ailments, sold by druggists, under a
positive guarantee from the manufacturers,
that it will give satisfaction in every case or
money will be refunded. See guarantee on
bottle wrapper.
Aching muscles. kidney weakness, sore
chest, lame back and strains instantly relieved
by the Hap Plaster.
HENRY A. ARCHER, of Fairfield, Me-,
suffered from severe cough, splitting of
blood, weakness of lungs and general debility.
Physicians pronounced him in consumption.
His health was completely restored by the use
of DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Flat Contradiction.
Some one has told you that your catarrh Is
incurable. Ii Is not so. DIR. Sages Catarrh
Remedy win cure it. 1t Is pleasant to use and
il al.says does its work thoroughly. We have
yet To hear of case In which 1t did not ac-
compiish cure when faithfully used. Ca
tarrh Is disease which it is dangerous to
neglect. certain remedy Is at your COM
mand. Avail yourself of it before the COM
plant assumes more serious form. All
druggists.
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Oils.

Death has again entered our community
by the death of Henrietta Basler. This
young lady has been sick for months with
that dread disease, consumption. She
will be sadly missed from her home, also
by her school-ihates and friends. The de-
voted parent and sisters have the sympa-
thy of all.
We are again blocked in by snow 50
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Two Thousand Percent. Profit

ought 70 satisfy any body. . cts. worth Of
Little Hop Phi, will save $500 doctors
Till, in cases OF sick or bilious headache or any
trouble Of the stomach or liver. Arrays cure.
Al all druggists.
Something that will quiet the nerves, give
strength TO the body induce refreshing sleep,
improve the quality OF the blood, and purify
and brighten the complexion. is what many
persons would be very glad to obtain. Car
ier's Iron Pills are made for exactly this class
Of troubles. and are remarkably successful in
accomplishing the ends desired. as above.
They are useful for both men and women.
Price, 80 cents a box. For sale by ). ID. Wig
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again.
Our thanks are due \. I. lellison Esq
1 telephone operator, for lit of subscribers
throughout the State OF Maine to the New
England Telephonc 4 Telegraph Company
Our Mavor, Hon. Il Il. Mason. acts as
father or guardian TO thirty-four logging
camps.
/ Read the advertisement Of Mrs. {. A.
Jones. Christian Scientist. TO be found in
another column.
For the last few nights the Cherryted
stage driver has gone ont with big loads Of
mail He has been trying 10 dispose of the
surplus which accumulated during the STORM
Mayor Mason's cottage At Sorrento Is near
/ " completed. We hear that the builder, Mr.
| Aaron Gould has done a good job
4 large and successful lumber business i
being done by Mr. {. +. Morrison the present
winter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Leo Enrich have recently
arrived home 10 this city from their wedding
tour The AMERICAN wishes them much
happiness.
-t.eorge F. Woodward and Herbert I.
Hopkins have returned home from pleasant
trip 10 BOSTON.
Mr.. Colin Mckenzie has recently returned
from Boston accompanied by his brother. Mr..
John Mckenzie. who + in poor health.
Rev. W. c. Haskell OF Southwest Hsrtor.
was in This city few days last week He re-
turned home on saturday.
MIR. Winkley. the Christian Scientist, of
Boston. T. in town fer few lays. w hear
that her services are widely sought.
The concert given 10y Mis-, Dora Wiley in
This -iy. Thursday night. quite well at
tended considering the storm which was rag
u- 1t the time. Beside, Nil. Wiley, the other
talent Who took part in The programme were
Miss inuie Wasssit. Miss Mary sullivan. Mr..
I'd. {. Adams and Mr.. Oscar Wa>-att. Tho-c
who y ere able 10 be present speak very highly
Of the cntcrisiumoni.
Rev l.. Il. Mac,lonald left ihi, city sa'ur-
DAY for the new city OF Watcr'iIle where he
preached on SUNDAY a>t. II H. enioyc,l li'
witt here hslf a> will our citizen, did. he
hsd IN excellent time.
Tho music for The masonic hall ihi' We'd
nesiayl evening viii be- furnished hy Grim
mcr's or,hc>trs. Of Portland.
So ~, !a,, ,.n,
the cr,~'tion OF public building a, Bar IIarhor,
% .n., s-ona
,xu,u.,. ~ stfsl nl) f.. recommended In Con
..rr., slainpn 10 d. .f.pt the dr.f ,r,t. The
hrcL,,,,.r voul,l l,.. located a,on., ,b, ride
run,,i,.. fr,,, g, ,,.5pf u,rtt of Cromwell,
Harlan :, p.-.t,,ir. I,r, I.I,. N =. ,,ro,,o.t
t,tsk,ib.. sian. from Bound ror,u,,juo l..
lind
r-...,,,- t.i,.r........., ~, w. c,,,,it..
,,r, S,,.r,i.,,, ,,,,,,,s,t, l. fr,zrp in The Ia.
s., Winter JI,rl,,r II :. >omefhin.- ouitr I'm.
u.,,,, f,r ,b,t r,,ri.,rr, fr.,.z.up
NJ a., r.l H.. ..-..t t.. a.,
men, ln.ip,... 81, Wtn,.rU,,i,nr Ifi.rqr,osr
j.. Mr. + u ,rrr.
A., , ,,.p. 49,. a.,
H.
~, ~. -, si...i
fa,orahly known. lie recently received plan.
and -.,a,iiica;iou, from government official
ia on,. Of The Wei India ISLANDS. with a re-
quest for torn, for building q -i- Of twenty
foot k-.
Fin. tr,....n.a, Of Rev. L. Il. Macdonald At
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Born.
Married..

Green's Landing-Jap. Is, to Mr. and Mrs.
| Allen Mcdonald, a son.
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WnRTE TIN npIItRS

10 any family. = Dr. kaurman's book on dis
eases finely Illustrated plates from lie; don't
be humbuggcd, but cure Yourself. Send three
, cent stamps, TO \. Z. Ordway Il Co. Bos-
ton, Mass, TO pay postage, and receive ii copy
free.
- DO not suffer from sick headache a mo
mcnt longer. II j. not necessary. C;Ticrs
Little Liver Pills will cure YOU. Dose. one
little bill Small price small dose. Small
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Ask for them anywhere. II YOU have Dyspepsia,
II you want 10 prevent having ~ dyspepsia get q box
81 u. X .'@-or pr Mark Wondhury's Dyspepsia Kill
lrrs Price - and 81 cents a box
poottlc 4 smith. Agents, "a and p fremont
ST. Hostuu.
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suffering fro,s Headaches W
nd all stpmach troubles permanepy cure" w
\, use OF khe famed ID. KS. Il. --o---- L------
Mailed ted from this town, but both the
NTH "A ATTY and value are of a very large
4 LIT
as causesse quarries extend from about mile
II the village, all along the north side
\ L !, bay, where there are good harbors
eep water about six miles to Nor
Dr Mark Bay, except where the range Is
cen relieyn by pasture and wood land and by
large ooxg's Cove"
smith. -this eastern part of the town are also
DO \ quarries of excellent stone and are
mas the Eagle quarry" which was
opened by J. Darling and that of the
II is DR. fins Granite Co. first owned and OPP
Q NE .p,GIby George W. Collins. The princi-
nd ali theOntract for granite, completed at this
,rn@ts a,. was for the stone used in the con-
' mdo, nni ton of the New York and Brooklyn
trcet Bojc and where large amount of bust
Dyspepsss still being done, in furnishing the
'rs' tnlte for the Pittsburg, Pa, post
an well remember when there were
On Ill our houses in this part Of the town,
, y, n,fo =, Of Joel Long Asa Conary, stephen
euhcs Try aud Leonard Carleton. At this
ret. Ho.e Mr.. Long was the first settler. lie
born July 81. 1892, and died oct. 2l,
Yormay, aged 50 married Eliza Rogers Feb.
yo IN. hEann'05 She was born Feb. 6, 1888, died
!. 49, 1861, aged 10
+ .p"nstale names of their children were Eliza,
= :, rrg,,.isi Nov. 9, 1905, married Arson Darl-
rect, 30. Aug >, 1927. He was lost at sea, to-
Ter with his oldest son Francis, then
1t Is. His widow is now living with
OF her daughters, in Dorchester Mass. p
-,ic age Of " years. Mary Brown, born
TO- 1907, married Zenas Closson Joel
- born oct. 81, 1898, married Abigail
\ A Otnd he died July L. 1875, aged 81
SHIGs William. born Aug %. 1910;
I9rlcs G.. born July |, 1872, married Han
n Friend. He became Baptist minis
= and in now living at the age Of -
Frs; Leonard, born Sept, Is, 1874 james
born March "a, 1917, and now living at
ON IIblllt~ltttl vi HIS latliti' ~ ttlt
~ ~ Years. Mr.. Long was one Of the
49, ambitious and entcrprising men Of
town and manifested in no small de
Iii, pluck, perseverance and hcroiNm
80 undertaking settlement and the rear
% Of family in that part OF the town
N n remote from the village and It's priyil-
CIV ), and to which there was no road, eX-
fter >ting foot path through the woods and
Coater and among the lodges,
md ahbout the year 1900, MIR Long com
Of thnccd clearing for II farm and built 4
, ne all house. lie soon afterwards built
or dbaw min on MclIcard's stream, and also
nsdat two vessels and new topped and IL
! waArcd others, at the head Of tide
unlike. ters-
e,naiWell do remember, in my boyhood
.adily v, Of hearing Mr., Long say that he cx-
If ctcd 10 live long enough to see the timd
or 5 Zen He could ride 70 thc,riiIAp - !
CO., New York City. !
Z Of Handsome /ld0erltssHg Cards b
Is Pabgy
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castor4a
When she WAS 4 Child she cred for astoria
When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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The Boston Sat. Fee. GdEettc says: Among
the land stocks. Frenchman's Bay il the lea.i-
er; IL has been the leader of the entire market
on one or tao day. Here l. propert,
which could have been bought entire a couple
Of ears ago for perhaps $4,000. or les. The
Lewis brothers organized their land company
and put 1t on the market just NJ the right time.
But nj 80, or total for the property OF $780,
900. ii looks as though about all the imitation
had been accomplished that the stock would
stand. There are many who still insist that
the dripping- OF Bar IIarbor will make pur-
chaser OF FreBcbnIans Bay stock at o. rich in a
few wears. Who shall say that this ia not the
right view? Fashion has taken a strong turn
towards Frenchman', Bay, and that may mean
BY and by. $50 Il share for the stock.
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The revenue cutter Wusihur,. Capt \.
\ Frngar. arrived al Kochland. Friday night.
with tic captain and crew Of the wrecked
British schooner Riverside, Of =. Andrews.
bound for Boston with tIruif-. The cutter
LEFT Ba,- HaFhor, Friday. cruising westward.
Lyin. eastward Of Deer ~, >he found the
British schooner sowcr With ,i-ual, OF Dis
tres a. ius. The Schooner reported tho io--
% her anchor. refused assistance for herself
and reported that the schooner Eiy,r>t,l, hsd
l,>t her anchor aud beatcs os,rr ref 10 sos.
Tn cutter then proceeded 10 sea aUd At llit
past twelve law distress signal fyin- from
Mct,!hhcr,'> Island. bear I>,c au Iaul. She
steamed there and found tile crew Of the mss
in- schooner. The captain OF the Enrr-i'ie
reported that biz vessel went GU tie rock> aud
had 10 Ice abandoned. Ibc crew werr landed
n Rocklanl frda, night. aud i,ft next Jay
FOR Portland The cutter ihrr steamed ~ to
Merchants Row and found IN, schooner ate
Foster Of { aiai> II anchor there. She refused
assistance. The cutter reports al! thorou III
fare, frozen W -ohI with good ,izc fleet u
vessel, therein. AID ~hj>tli:g buoy> along tLc
coast ar, .cet W and silent. The cutter .ra,ts
at once for further cruise az tbc bay.
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Take p. X. and be O. X. See al.
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society called the Tongue Guari
Society ha- been organized a West Deer
Isle IT. Parpo>c j. 10 impose a fine OF
"Ie cent ON any person who Is heard To
-ay anything improper against another
person. SUNRISE.
jan 2n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-02

Capt George d Raync> and John Raync~,
returned home from Boston, Saturday.
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y OF may
II you hay.
Ivp-ia XIII
\ small
Dyspepsia
anti prtycS
) lhloiittl
street, lio
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Miss Odessa Barbour who la> been at
Brnoklin for long time, returned to her
home At West Deer Isle Monday.
Jan q
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-15

DEFAuLT has beenmade In the conditions Of
=. ~, certain mortgage executed and delivered
ny ELI Baudrie and Aphousin Bauirie. martha.
go,s, 70 JOhn w. Forsyth, MORTGAGE dated lilo
lotn DAY OF June. A. u. 1879, and recorded nm \
mortgage In the office Of the register OF deeds Of
rembtna county. In tho Territory Of Dakota. ON
the 18th day Of june A. u. 1889, Ut 9I5 oclock A.
In book 10 OF mortgage, on parc iiI. on which
mere ts claimed TO DO due at tile date OF This mo-
tice the amount Of four hundred ninety. one and
hity-ionr onc-hnndredths dollars, (SjgI. BAY and
no action or proceeding has boon iiisiitutel nj
law or IN equity to recover the debt secured nv
eaid mortgage or any paIt thereof.
NOW therefore, notice IL hereby given Tint by
virtue Of power of eale contained in said mort.
provided the ead mortgage will he force losei nv
sale 81 the mortgaged premises therein tlcscr,G.
ed, which sale will lie made at the front door Of
court house In the city of Pembiin in tho comfy
OF iembina nhd Territory of Dakota, at public
auction, by tho sheriff Of raid county OF his DEM
y duly appointed. OIL Tuesday. the 10Th day OF
June, A. D. 1855 OF ten O'Clock 4. N. to satisfy tho
amount which shall then be due cn raid morirn@e
with interest thereon, aud the taxes thereon. II
any, and costs and expenses at sale and ffty dol.
lars attorneys fecs AZ stipulated ~ said nOrtrnre
In case OF foreclosure. e"ee
Tho premises described in sa;d mortgage. and
70 TO he sold, are the lot. piece or parcel Of nnd
situated in the county of Pembina and Territory
OF Dakota, known and described NJ follows. to.
thirty five (35) township one hundred sixty Two,
Sl6:) north Of range hfiy.fve. (55) west contain.
ing one hundred ind sixty (lC0) acres more. or
iess, according 20 the L. s. government survey
thereof. W
Dated April 1st, 1888.
j. y. WELLS, JOHN w. Fousyru
4O.s Attorney for mortgage Mor,gascc.