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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
East Lamsine and Its Surroundings.

Spring has certainly come. The king
Of guunrrs for Wild fowl, Rufus Young Of
south Ha.seek W. ... 2n hand IAN IA. Jas NO.
closed, and am Informed that the w. o
companies have housed about u .oon tons
This new Industry has been the means OF
circulating q considerable amount Of mon
ey among our people at time V hen there
was not much other work To be done
During the past week large number of
vessels have been coming and going out
OF the bay, indicating that business is
opening early and briskly ON SUNDAY
afternoon steamer Rockland passed up to
Sorrento one day late 10 doubt on account
Of the outside boat being DELAYED
We have enough variety of weather to
satisfy all tastes and desires and | would
say, little more so->unshine and ,had-
ow, hail. rain and snow, bat We are all still
living without fear OF being blown away.
or buried in the ruins of our homes a. they
are out In the western states. On SUNDAY
We noticed the greatest amount of sleigh
riding Of the season, everyone seemingly
believing this To be the last chance for this
season.
We are having circulated among Us a
newspaper with the title Llmoiae Free
ftgh Sch0ni iuHss, published ny the stu
dent, aud printed at the Kecorl office, Bar
Harbor- IL has every feature of first
class school paper and | think will com
pare favorably with the best of that kind
of serials
i have not much news 10 communicate
this week; no new cases Of sickness, and
those who have been sick are 50 that thev
can be about A permanent boarder came
10 the home of Walter Young the other
night and will count one in the coming
census. Our old people have been gener-
ally healthy during the variable winter we
have passed through. and our oldest lady.
Mrs. Lydia fitzpatrick. at the age Of 9j
years, although bed-ridden, seems To be as
free from any distemper as she was thirty
years ago.
The Kings Daughters had another Of
their popular sociables the other night.
disposed of two splendid quilts and some
other specimens of their handiwork, had
a good time over their ice-cream, cake and
coffee, then adjourned to SWEETS Hall;
and 10 the music of the Helping Hand
orchestra" took part in lively social
dance and wended their way home in the
wee sma' hours" pleased but tired. The
result was near thirty dollars added to
their funds. They do not purpose having
any more public entertainments until they
wind up their winters work with grand
May day ball, when their work for this
season will close.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
Death Of Judge Danforth

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
GARDINER, March 81. Hon Chas Dan
forth. Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court of this State. died at his residence
in this city last night from the effects Of
Ia grippe, contracted last December. The
deceased WAS born in Norridgewock, Me.
in 1915, and commenced the practice OF
law in ISIS in Gorham. Of this State He
received the appointment of Associate
Justice in 1864 and has served since most
acceptably. His present term would have
expired in December 1891. He has held
many positions Of honor and trust in the
city, county aud State. He leaves one
son, Frederick Danforth, of this city The
funeral services will occur at his residence
on Wednesday afternoon. The burial
takes place at Norridgewock the next day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

President Corhlu, Of the Reading Rail
road has issued the following order: IAN
superintendent will be held strictly re-
sponsible for the enforcement Of the rule
relating to the use OF intoxicating liquors
by employees. Men who violate it must be
promptly discharged, and proof that a man
goes inside Of drinking place, while on
duty. Will be ample evidence to warrant his
immediate dismissal. Men known to drink
to excess or frequent drinking places while
of duty must be discharged When en-
ploying new men Strict inquiry should be
made a. 10 their habits and preference al
WAYS given 10 those no 10 not use intox-
icating liquors at all. Heads Of depart
meut> must Keep Informed a to the habits
of the men under them and make sure that
these rules are strictly observed.
This is move in the right direction. \
proper regard for the safety Of travellers
over railroads demands that employees on
such roads shall be total ab-taiuers from
intoxicating beverages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
Notice Of Foreclosure,

pt bLi' notice Is hereby given that DAVID In.
eAiS' OF "hltham, to the county OF U.prork
AAiI >thlt ~ Maine, by his deed of murtDay. I'M,
'' 'ht itihth laS of December, A. ID l--r AMI r.,
t"Iie.i IN Hancock county Registry Of Decd
t'nA ~, page 2jF, conveyed Ia John Nsinn. II
Ellsworth. In said county "a certain LOT az I,.,,I
ANA situated IN said Watham and bour,i.I a,d
h|-crlhti a. follows To- Wit The hnunn.r.,1 n,
"herrHpoh the said David In.nu. than uyad
bounded on the north by 1ownehi, M N an ~
ei-t by land of Elliot Jordan and said Iny,Ii- ~
ihc s"uth hy land ~ John Ha slam On the MA n,
latd OF tldkln iiaslam aud Nahum Ua lam c,.'
"'ii"S one hundred and sixty acres NOR, or Ie..
%lth NE buildings thereon ana The snid I,ayti
'n-a'i1 II! Ms SAID mortgage and in wriiny cnv,
hantei amt agreed with the said grantee th., ~.
lteht 81 rtietning the said mort ragged prrmis.s
'nouhi pe ioreNe" furecln>ed In one year newt ~
- tlle commencement of foreclosure by any ~
~ methods then provided by law for the for,
Iip-utu q mortgages OF real estate; and The s.iI
3Hi,h VI t"he 10y MS deed OF assignment dated The
~ uaA OF July ~. ID. leo1.and recorded in thp r
slsrt IN book Us, page 52i assigned Am trnns
a.ilc" tht >aiu mortgage and the debt thrr.hv -,
,uiru !" FRI l.. Bunker OF Eden Hanco,k cot,ntr
""ile, aug Ia. said Fri l.. Bunker bv his deed ~
az Shihent, dated the 18th day OF October 4 n
~ anu recorded in book 2JI page 55a
hanc"tk county Registry OF Deeds assigned ard
ti'isl'lren ue SAID mortgage and the debt ther,
ny occurred 10 George T.. Dutton, of Euswnrth
u We county Of Hancock. Now therefor. tna
o"nlit"n OF SAN mortgage having been broken
S e 70 ioreciose the same and give thi nn,ica
Tor that purpose. GEoREEp ni III nu.iee
"''" ist' y ID. 1870. 3wi2
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New and superb Dining Car Outfit.

The dining ear. just completed for the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. not only en-
bod, Nil The latest improvements IN general
use. but especial aud distinctive features OF
excellence " ich render them unspproachably
superior 10 ordinary dining cars They Will
be- placed on til, RoCh ISLAND ROUTE west
Of III" Missouri risef on and after March 23d,
1880. aud viii impart the crowuiug grace 81
perfection to II. solid ,rstihuie express trains,
giving that road IA continuous through dining
ear service betw e.n I hi, ago and Denver. Col
ofadu Springs and Pueblo. The ROCK Is
LAND j. the ONLY line ihst run> two Ne-tihuie
express trains every afternoon from Chicago
70 Denver. II j. not onlv the fast line, but II
j. also the most completely equipped of all the
Colorado road-, ~ lib elegant ds, coaches pull
man siccpcr>. free rc,llnng chair cars, and
the finest dining ears IN the world.
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PlMPLESNN THE

Face cured. sulphur Bitters win cure the
worst OF skin disease: from a common
rimple on the face 10 that awful disease scrof-
uis. II i the besl medicine 10 use In all cases Of
such stubborn and deep-seaied disease. DO
not delay; use sulphur Biters and drive the
humor from YOUR blood.
Presto! Change Gray and faded boards
made 10 assume their original color by apply
Ing Buckinghsm'> Dye for the Whi>kers. II
never fails to satisfy.
If your cough keeps you aw axe and rest
less by night. take Ayers Cherry Pectorai and
obi ain immediate relief. This remedy sliays
Inflammation. heals the pulmonary organs, In
duce. sleep. and restores health. The sooner
you begin the better
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

Reports from Louisville, Kentucky.
and other points in the path of Thursdays
tempest are, at this writing, still far from
complete, but enough is known to indi-
cate that no other storm in this country
of which records have been kept has de-
stroyed so many lives. Between and 9
o'clock Thursday night tornado struck
that city from the southwest, moving
enthusiastically. Outside of the clearly
defined limits the citizens knew only of a
heavy rain accompanied by high wind.
Soon came the alarm of fire from dozen
different stations, and the horrors of the
calamity began to dawn on the people
Great stone warehouses, halls of amuse-
ment, railroad stations and dwelling hous-
es all went down before the wind. The
storm passed on, the clouds scattered and
the moon cast its light over sorely strick-
en- city.
The wrecked portion of the city lies
within the space bounded by Eighteenth
St, Broadway, Seventh and Main SITS. The
wind passed diagonally across section
which is probably mile square Two
hundred houses are in ruins.
The number of people killed by the tor
nado is unknown, but is estimated at from
rs to 1900; the loss on property is about
50, 500 900; 1t was reported that Bowling
Green, Ky, was destroyed by the tornado.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down. can't eat, can't
sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your
satisfaction, and you wonder what ails You.
lou should heed the warning, you are taking
the first step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need Nerve Tonic and i'd Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system to its normal, healthy condi-
ton. Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your APP
petite returns. good digestion is restored. and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try bottle. Price Soc. at s. 3. Virgins
Drug Store.
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Stain and Cromwell

SENTENCED TO HARD LABOR FOR LIFE IN
STATE PRISON.
BANGOR, March 3l.-The finale of cele-
0rated case was enacted in the Supreme
Judicial Court this morning when David
l. Stain and Oliver Cromwell were
brought into court and sentenced by Chief
Justice John A. Peters TO hard labor for
life in the Maine State Prison for the muir
der of John Wilson Barron, the cashier of
the Dexter Savings Bank. They will be
taken TO Thomaston this week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

ings appropriation bills were passed; in
Committee of the Whole on the Army
Appropriation bin 1t was voted that no
liquors should be sold at army canteens to
enlisted men.
In Committee: The House Naval Affairs
Committee has finished the Navy Appro-
priation bill it carries about S22. 000, 900;
the tariff bill is ready for the full Ways
and Means Committee.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

d. BLlC notice j. hereby given that KAT. NJ
r"gg anu John Galley and David L. Fog
h-sDahh or me said Kate NJ Fogg, all Of Mt De.
ert IN the county OF Hancock and ST L. Of Main.
by their mortgage deed dated th.. trst a. ~,
March, \. u. lsss, and recorded in Hancock cam
y Registry Of Deeds, book gS} page l!tl cnnver
ed to Andrew }. Whiting, of said Sit Desert,a Ger.
tain lot parcel of land situated in said Nj ~.
ert and bounded and described as follows 10 vii
1t being part of lot No. on Bartlett. Island he
ginning at the shore at the corner of said Galevi
ana said Kate NJ Foggs line and running south-
west following said Galley's line one hupdr.d
rods, more or less, To cedar sta Ike at the corner
thence soutbeasierly by and following Rartlrtt.s
line sixteen rods tn stake and stones tbenee
northeastcrly parallel with the aforesaid Galley's
line u the shore: thence following said shore To
the first mentioned bound and being sixteen rods
wide between two parallel lines and containing ten
acres, more or less, being the SAM lot conveyed
70 uie sam Johh GaIiey by deed dated October
9TH. A. d. $50, and recorded in Hancock county
Registry of Deeds, vol. I0l, page 2,g also anohar
lot or parcel Of land in said Mt Desert. ON Rart
eus Island and Joining the above described lot,
bounded; Commencing at the northea Il corner of
land owned by Hannah DbeI and following saiJ
ober's line in u westerly direction to land 81 An
gustus Bartlett and Mrs Howard; thence south
east by said Howarfs land to Ephraim Robbins
iand thence by said Robbins to the shore; thence
by the shore northerly to the place of beginning
sixty acres, more or less, being the
same lot conveyed to John Galley nv deed of Rob
si' bartlett recorded In the same registry, book
%, page 81 To which reference l. had x nd the
SAID grantors coyenanted and agreed in the said
mortgage with the said grantee that the right Of
the said mortgaged premises should be
forever iofeclosetl In one year next after the com
mencement OF foreclosure by any of the methods
provided by law for the foreclosure of MORTGAGES
d real estate; now, therefore, the condition of
said mortgage being broken, | claim to foreclose
he same and give this notice for that purpose,
ANDREW j. WHITING
March 10th, 1880 awIs
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Ellsworth Assessors Notice,

THE inhabitants of Ellsworth. and all persons
1 legally liable to he assessed in the city of
Ellsworth are hereby specially notified to make
and bring in to the assessors OF Taxes of said
Ellsworth for the year $50. true and perfect lists
of their polls and all of their estates, real and per
sonai, not by law exempt from taxation which
they were possessed of on the first day Of April Of
the year 1890 agreeably to the provision Of the
Statutes of the state.
1t Is the unquestionable duty of each and every
citizen to obey the law In order be protected by
the law. 1t Is also duty the citizens owe the
city, each other and the ASSESSORS the end that
they may equtably lay the burdens of taxation as
correctly as possible on each.
The Assessors will be in session at the Mayor
and Aldermen's room under Hancock Hall from
April LIST to April I5th inclusive. during the bust.
ness hours of each secular day.
AT. BURNHAM, Assessors of
CALVIN p. JOY, ! Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, March 18th. 1880. 3wI2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
ADVICE 70 MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed It night aud broken Of
Your ret :! .ick child suffering and CRYING
with pain OF cutting tecth: II 80. send At
once ant get bottle 81 MRS. WiNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. It. value i inciirulable. II viii rriies =
The poor ttr sufferer immediately depend
upon 1t, mothers. there is no mistake about IT,
II cures dy-entery and ii,rrh9a regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind collie -oftrn-
the gum. reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system. MRS
NISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DRFN TEETHING j. pleasant to the taste. and
i the prescription OF one OF the olde.t and be
female nurses and physicians IN the United
States. and i for sale by all druggist. through
out the world. Price 25 cent. bottle.
1y40.
Itch cured 10 30 minutes BY Wooliord'-
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by ;. ID. Wiggin. Drug
gist. Ellsworth. ly49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

The Republican State committee met
in Augusta, Thursday night, every county
but Androscosgin being represented The
State convention will be held in Augusta,
June L. +. A. Smith Of Augusta was
elected secretary TO I'll the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Willis Il Wing 1t
was voted To extend an invitation to Fred
erick a. Powers Of Houlton, to preside at
the convention
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

Cape Roller.
Miss Mattit Sawyer left home for
Camden to-day.
The cobwork for the wharf has been
towed into the outer cove, ready to take
to Blake's Point.
Mrs. S. B. Nichols. who has passed the
winter with her niece, Mrs. W F. Blake,
has made her sister, Mrs. Martha Blake, a
visit of week. Mrs. Nichols is IS years
old, and spry as a cricket. She hasn't
had la grippe, and don't mean to have it.
Capt. W. F. Blake is on the passage from
Wiscasset to New Haven in the Emma
L. Briggs
March 27
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

The following, which is the text Of
a special Washington despatch TO the Bos-
ton Herald, is very pleasing to Hancock
county fishermen: Inasmuch as neither
Hoar nor Frye in the Senate nor Cogswell
in the House has heard anything from the
state department about the reported nego-
tations with Great Britain about the At
lantic Canadian fisheries, they have come
to the conclusion that no such negotiations
are in progress. Speaking for the New
England fishermen they say that this is just
tiaIions, no more treaties, no more modus
then retaliate In kind
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-DANA'S SARSAPARlILA.
To Nervous Debiiitated Men.

II you viii send Us your address. We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
An about Dr. pyr'- Celebrated Elcctro-N olt4ir
B,it aud Appliances. aud their charming al
fect- upon The nervous d-biiitated system.
aud how thcy will quickly restore YOU 10 NlGor.
and manhood. Pamphlet free. II YOU are
thu afflicted. W. viii send YOU Belt and Al
planes on a trial.
NoLTAIC BELT 60.
lyr6 Marshall, Mich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03
Notice Of Foreclosure.

M HEREAs John T. Scammons OF Franklin IN
W the county of Hancock and state Of Maine
by his mortgage deed lated Nov. st ISIS and re,
corded III Hancock Registry of Deeds, vol. 40.
foiio 5.s conveyed Ia Ransom b. Abbott "A certain
lot or parcel Of iand situated In Franklin and
bounded and described as follows To wit Begin.
ming on the county road near the house formerly
occupied by Osman Harrison, thence northwest
erly about one hundred and thirty seven yards To
a iLrSe rock on line OF land formerly occupied by
jos Harrison. thence northerly on line Of said
Harrison about forty rods passing through a
white birch tree 10 the Taunton MIL stream
thence following said mill stream 10 land former
ly occupied by Alexander Martin, thence souther
ly 10 the road aforesaid thence by the road 10 the
place of beginning, containing eighty acres more
or less, with the buildings thereon. said mort
gage vas duly assigned To me, Lewis Friend by
assignment dated Feb. =, lss5 and recorded IN
said Hancock Registry OF Deeds, vol. 1885, foho -
The conditions OF said mortgage are broken and
claim foreclosure OF the same and give this no
tice for that purpose.
LEWIS FRIEND.
Ellsworth, April 2, 1880. 3wl4
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ly6
LOOK YOUNG!

Prevent tendency TO wrinkles or asn: Of
the skin by using LEhtRELLE Oh. Preserves
youthful plump. frr-h condition OF The feat
urr.. Prevents whitening OF tile skin. dry ing
up OF the flesh. develops the bust. Prevents
chsppiug. cracking. keeps the sAin soft,
smooth. 81 -. Druggists. or prepaid by TX
press r.. :. WELLS.
jersey City. \. j., L. ;. A.
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Partnership Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives public notice that
he has sold an interest in his business TO Merrill
L. Hinckley, Of Penobseof. Hereafter business
Will lie conducted at the old stand, under the firm
name Of Merrill HiucSley, where he will be
pleased to see his Old patrons. In this connection
II may be well 10 say that persons having unset
tied accounts with the undersigned will see the
necessity of an early settlement
FRANK p. MERRILL.
Bluehlll, March 18th, 1880. 3mosIIs
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IL III !, II. d H .sr

out the know hedge Of the person taking IL. e.
fccting speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient j. moderate driuk.r or an aco-
hohc wreck. Thousands Of drunksrIs haye
been cured who hsNc taken the Golden Sprri-
ne in their coffee without their know ledge.
and to-day believe they quit drinking Of their
own frte Will No harmful effert results from
~ administration. Cures guaranteed send
Tor circular and full particulars. Address in
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Isl Race
Street, Cincinnati -. ly4O
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-- --'--i-----7-----s--s s------- --------
NOTICE..

All persons having unsettled accounts of over
one years standing, are hereby notified that they
must be settled within sixty days from date or
they will be left with an attorney for collection
FRANK S. LORD.
Ellsworth, April lst 1880. 4wl4.
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LOST!

note signed by c. p. Jordan, dated April IA,
ISIS. for the sum of three hundred and thirty one
ami s'-l00 dollars, payable to j. NJ. Jeweu or or
der two years from date. The said note having
been lost all persons cautioned against taking
such note as payment has been stopped
lWI4 j. II. JEWETT.
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ShilOh's [ atarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvellous cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria. Canker Mouth and
Headache. With each bottle there is an in.
genious Nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaints without extra
charge. Price 80 cents. Sold by s. d. Wig
gin 1yr96
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

And 100 men TO call on any druggist for a
free trial package Of Lanes Family Medicine,
the great root and herb remedy, discovered by
DR.. Sias Lane while in the Rocky Mountains.
For diseases of the Blood, Liver and Kidneys
il Is positive cure. For constipation and
clearing up the complexion it does wonders
1t il the best spring medicine known. Large
size package, 50 cents. At all druggists
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n oT1cE!

In order TO avoid extermnation by dynamits
and other unlawful methods of taking '.,trout''
from the streams. l am compelled TO forbid" any
person or persons. from trespassing on what Is
known as the old Peter Butler estate, under pen
atty of the law. suitable reward will he pain
to any person giving information that will aid in
bringing to justice the yiolators Of the statute
MA By NJ. Z. AUSTIN
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We were amused the other day to see
certain grocer try to convince a lady that he
had better soap than Brussels. but the lady
was too sharp for him, and went to the next
store and bought ten bars Of Brussels soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-03

The town of Oldtown has voted to
assist in the building of q soldiers monu-
ment
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For Sale.

Two yoke of feet inch oxen, years old
GEO. 4. DAVIS.
Ellsworth Falls, March q, 1880. 4wl4.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w hEEtA>, MARY J Goodwin, OF Sullivan In
~ the county 81 Hancock ami STATE III Main.
10y mr. mortgage decd lated Nov 49, l-=s aud -,
C"FlcI IA Hancock REGISTRY OF pec,I.. Vol Itn
TT - conveyed {" Isaiah Young, q certain lnt
"i IarT't al hhd situated In said sullivan on the
rnA' ica'Ilhg from sullivan Ferry to Er,nAIiu IL,
ginning ~ northeast corner % John springer. IN
h'hf" following tho road northcrly AMI vr-trrty
"'"eH f"'iS ami two feet Ia a stake On the south
'hir 81 -aid road, theme. In sou hwr.t.rly n
itfllhn tiilFty four and one half r,ds 10 -,,ttrd
san road sixteen rods and fourteen ne, IN ~
H"th iihr 81 shif lot, thence uy -ald line north.
"1t.''i uirty -FOUR aud one half rod. to the ur.t
" 'ttV.th ""umi7, containing fur acres more or
t71 wv tlt hulhIlng- thereon, rcsrrytny from
ti' above lot small ct containing one. half a,r,.
more or less In the southeast corner decided t
laura y >trlit"n. and the said Isaiah YntInt, M,
H assignment lated Feb, 6, lsS3 and rernr,,.i
'', "ht ''S7ished To me- Martina y Goodwin saiJ
tH"' gag" lhe conditions Of said murtyay nae
TX 'ttI broken claim foreclosure 81 Tie
SAINT ann give This notice for that purpose
March 18th, lsap IL,