davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-12-12

MANUFACTURERS of Steam Engines, of all
lVl sizes; Horse Powers, Circular and Muley
Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar Cane
Mills, Ornamental House and Store Fronts, Cast
Iron Railings of every Sort including graveyards,
residences, SC. Agricultural Implements, Brass
and Iron Castings Of all kinds made to order on
short notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Also, manufacturers of Cotton Presses, sc.
May ls, 1871 10 ly
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-12-12
,yntelllgeuter.
Rates Of Subscription.
:, Single copies for one. year


eiasl0 ''s''s six months s 100
Ten copies for one year, $20, 90, and an extra
eopy to person making up the club.
Twenty copies for one year, SSI.50, ana an
extra copy to making Up the ad s1aD extra
copy to person making up the club.
one hundred copies for one year, SlOooO, ana
a premium of Five Dollars to person making
up the club. ,,..+o -
any address. Clubs OF htty anu upwaios oeN'
to single address only. ,os,
Subscriptious viii not be received lor d 1858
period than six months.
Payment in every case to be made IN advance,
-and fhe names of subscribers will be stricken
from the books whsa the time paid for has e1-
pired.
Rates Of Advertising.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
of One Dollar per square for the ttrss lnsertlon,
and Fifty Cents per square for each subsequent
insertion less than three months. A square
consists of the space occupied by ten lines OF
ti,is type. eouiyalent to one inch. No sdver-
tisement counted less than square.
Liberal contracts will be made with those
wishing TO advertise for three, si1 or T We've '
months. Advertising by contract must be con-
6ned to the immediate business OF the hrm OF
individual contracting.
Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, Trib-
utes of Respect, and all personal communlca- Ia
stions or matters of individual interest, Will be
charged for at advertising rates. Announce
ments of marriages and deaths, and notices OF
a religious character, are respectfully sohclteo,
and will be inserted gratis.
Under no circumstances will an advertise
neut be received for insertion in our readng
columns.
An undertaking rule is to require Five Dol
lars IL, advance for the announcement OF every
candidate for Office.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
HOW TO GO WEST. I"

Forty Years ago, Illinois was As far West as
most people wished to go and journeys were
made in the legendary "PraIrie Schooner" but
in these days of Progress and Improvement, the
word West has come to mean Iowa. Nebra, ka
Kansas. Colorado, California and the Terrific
ries, and the Traveller reaches almost any point
therein by a splendid Line of Railroad
This Line Of Railroad is the Burlington Route.
which starts from Chicago over the Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy X. r., from indianapolis
over the indianapolis, Bloomington n Western
Short Line and from Logansport over the .roe-
do Peoria & Warsaw X. r., and running
through BURLINGTON, reaches Omaha. Lincoln
Nebraska City, st. Joseph Atchison, I"aven-
worth and Kansas City, connecting with the
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific and other Rail-
roads running from those cities.
Always go by way of Burlington" and you
Will be sure to be- right.
The Burlington Route has admirably answer
ed the question, How to go Vest" by the pub
LEGATION of truthful and interesting document.
filled with facts in regard to Time Connections.
Accommodations, rates of Fare and other in
teresting items and Illustrated by large map.
truthfuy showing the whole West, which they
distribute free of charge. Copies and additional
Information, can be obtained by address sing.
General Passenger Agent B. & NJ. K. R.. Bur
llngton, Iowa. 1y21
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

A candid old bachelor says After all a wo-
mans heart is the sweetest in the world it's a
perfect honeycomb-full of sells
DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE. How
common is the announcement. Thousands are
suddenly swept into eternity by this fatal
maiady. The disease generally has its origin
IN impure blood filled with irritating u 1isonons
materials, which, circulating through the heart
lrrltate its delicate tissues. Though the irrta-
tion may at first be only slight, producing a lit
tie paipitation irregular action, vet by and iby
the disease becomes firmly seated, and iniam-
matlon, or hypertrophy, or thickening of the
inning lnembrance or of the valves is prodnced
HOW wise 70 give early attention to case Of
this KIND. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the
region OF the heart should admonish one that
all is not right, and if you would preserve if
from further disease, you must help il 10 heat
rightly by the use of such remedy as shall re-
move the cause Of the trouble. Use DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the disease
has become too seated, and it will, by its great
blood purifying and wonderful regulating prop
critics, effect perfect cure. 1t contains med-
clnal properties which act specifically upon the
tissues of the heart, bringing about healthy
action Sold by all first class Druggists. 531.
"Genty the dews are DER me stealing, as
the man said when he had five due-billS pre-
sented to him at one time.
Sprains are thoroughly cured-if there he not
extensive lesion-by thoroughly using Rennc,s
Pam killing Magic Oil. 1t Is also good for
other pains and aches. 1t is an excellent fami-
" remedy Try bottle. S. A. Howes s. Co..
wholesale agents. w.
why IS q iady's ringlet like one of Dickens's
novelsF Because it is all of twist.
Those who are skeptical of the virtues q,
Duponco's Golden Pills, have but to give them
trial and then doubts will vanish.
Boxes govern the world, the cartrid1e-hox
the ballot-box, the jury-box, the handbook, and
the pill-box. ~
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

Al our March meeting, Monday, the follow.
Ing town officers were elected for the ensuing
year Moderator, L. W. Ellis; Clerk, Oscar
Hills; Selectmen, James NJ. Stevens. VIM. j
Gecnlaw, VIM. A. Hale; Town Agent. J
NJ. Stevens; Treasurer. David Patch; Const.
and Coll. j. |. Witherley; s. s. Com. f. A.
Dickey, .. Hills, f. A. Roades. Our financial
affairs are improving; we have built and paid
for road that cost 5000, and paid $500 Of our
debt the past year, leaving the debt 5000
Mrs. Abbe Whitcher has been appointed to
the post office at East Northport.
81 ARSNIONT.
AT the spring election, on Monday, the fol-
lowing town officers were chosen :-OtS D.
Wilson, MODERATOR Hiram Wing, Town Clerk !;
James Fuller, Alex. Woodman and Levi NJ
Poor, Selecmen, Assessors and Overseers OF
the Poor; \. Smart, Treasurer; James Fuller,
Town Agent; A. \. Jewett, Supervisor Of
Schools VIM. Farrar, Collector of Taxes. Total
Indebtedness of the town S4,947.5-.
BROOKS.
At the annual town meeting March 4tb, the
following officers were elected-Moderator j.
T. Pilley; Town Clerk, j. w. Jones Select
men, A. Davis Benjamin Ham and J II. Little
field; Treasurer, DR.. A. W. Rich: Supervisor,
j. W Lang; Collector, E. y. Gilman
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

obituary notices 95eyond ne date, name ana age,
must be paii f1r,l
In this city, March ;, George Arson Miller aged
s. years.
In Unity, Feb. Is, Alvano Y Lowell, aged "a
Mjor in the late war. Feb. q, Nathaniel Rice,
aged II.
Fitz H., and Hannah }. Body. aged ID years and
months
In Brooks, July last, Edward webb, aged 81 years
and : months Also Jan. vi, Mr.. Ii. Han, aged 70
years.
In searsport, Ian q, Geo ". Bassack, aged a
wears and months.
In LtneoInylle, t,b. n, Janc wife Of Marx ST.
vcster aged % year. Also FEB. g, Mrs. Sarah j..
wife OF X NJ I.oyctt, aged 5>
In searsmon;, feb. q, Mrs, Sarah II. Fogg, aged
60 wears.
In Rooklaud, Feb. 81, Mrs Betsey Lane, aged =
years. Also Fcb. "a, Alden Timer, ESQ aged Is
years.
years. Also Fep. 2o, Mr Ezekiel Demuth aged 63
years. Also Feb s- Mrs. Susan Paine, aged c.
In Warren, Feb. u, Nj. John Andrews, aged Il
years.
in Ellsworth Jan; e, .lo-srh stanley. ased %
Also Feb. a, Mrs. Emily W. O-good aged q years
In Warren, Feb 20, Mr.. Leslie Cushing, aged %
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Feb. &c, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Yer
mont Butter At 3la34c; good d,ires at 25a3oc;
medium 20a23c; common l6aloc; inferior l2alic;
bakers yal1c.
CHEESE-We quote fine New York and Vermont
factory at l6al7 per ID; choice diaries at l5a6 2c;
alb 1-2.
EGGS-There is light demand, and we quote
fresh lots at 3la32c per doz.
BEANS-We quote choice Northern hand picked
pea beans at % O0a3 II choice medium at 81 5oa
90 choice Eastern hand-picked pea beans IS % !;
common pea beans at 81 37a2 50 per bush.
POULTRI-We quote Western Chickens at lie
and prime Turkeys at 2oc fair to good lots sell Il
al5c, and Chickens at l4aI7c.
APPLES-We quote Northern 81 50a5 90 per Dbl :
Western ut 80 50a4 90.
NEGETABLES-rhe market is steady, with sales
at the roads at 55a60c per bush for Northern and
Eastern stock. Onions dull at $2a2 % per bb.
HA1-We quote choice Vermont and Canada hay
at s5oa33 per ton; ordinary do at $27a2y; Western
timothy $3oa3l. New York Straw 800 per ton.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
City Affairs.

MONDAY, March 4.
George c. Harding and Henry c. Bailey
were drawn as Jurors for April term of Su-
preme Judicial Court.
Reports Of City Marshal, City Solicitor, City
Sexton and City Physician were received and
referred to the next City Council.
Roll of Accounts No. IL, viz: Contingent,
$4,000; Roads, Ss93.Sl; Schools s430 - Fire
Department, s4s3.S6; Liquors, S5s4.6- Total,
80, Is. was allowed and ordered paid.
City Treasurer's Report and Exhibit, was
read, referred to next City Council and ordered
printed.
Revised Jury List, Q25 Jurors was reported
by the Municipal Board, and accepted
Order for Committee to examine and settle
the Treasurer's account. Read and passed
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET

For the week ending W dnesday, Feb. %.
At market for the current week-Cattle216l Sheen
and Lambs 9l5i; Swine 900. Last week-Cattle
25l3; Sheep and Lambs, 40is; Swine, 9l00.
From Maine-Catte, lib.
Prices OF Beet Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
of hides, tallow and dressed Beef-Extra quality
81 o0a7 so; first quality 80 25a6 rs; second quality
s. 5oa6 0o third quality 81 5oa5 % poorest grade
coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, $3 75a4 so.
Hides and Tallow-Brignton Ii ides l-2a9c ;Brigh-
at 90 per skin.
Working Oxen-Extra $200a225 ordinary, $l40a
100; Handy Steers $35alOO per pair.
Store Cattle-Prices ranging from $6al3 for year
lings two year ods $l2a2o three year olds $25l45,
Mich Cows-Extra $55a90 ordinary, S2Oa50;
Store Cows, $l6a55 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, S. GOA
10 co. Ordinary, 80 25ai 75 from 4as l-2c per ID.
Swine-Store pigs, none at market; fat hogs, l-2.
az 3-4c per ID.
Poultry-Extra, 10 l-2a2Oc; medium, II 1-2a1s l.2
poor, ID l-4al6 3-Sper b.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

lhe city SeNtOn'S Report gives a list of IL
deaths in Belfast the past year OF these IA
were from consumption from tevers; from
paralN SIS; from heart disease 4 from old age
congestion; , dropsy; measles; ervsipe-
ias; dyspepsia; each from diphtheria. child
birth, and canker. The oldest was Samuel Peck.
-. the next Susannah Rankin, 81.
The City Marshal reports 100 applicants for
,,s III al services the past year, and that he
IA taken home % intoxicated persons, who
couldn't tell lust where they lived.
MIR. W. T. Burrn, who recently removed
from Scar>port to this city, and engaged in
trunk manufacturing, died on sunday night
last, after brief illness
SIX corn loaded vessels are dscharging at the
depot, and trains loaded with grain go daily
over The road.
Jones 5. DAVIS gives notice that he is at his
blacksmith shop again, ready for business.
sHoKr CAKE. Prof Pierce rejoices in an
addition to his famly... Constable Bickford.
Wav had = speca! writ for fleeing debtor,
FOUND A.m on the freight train, hid in car load
fcorn He acknowledged the corn. and shelled
out..-..A very moving spectacle, that OF
Hayior1's stable gong down Main street on
~AturdaV......All right, we won't say anything;
Iut don't 10 20 again The scarcity of water
,,utInues and clean shirts are at premium
Tuesday was an excellent day to stay in the
house and read the newspapers. Sch John
Wentworth sailed for Antigua on TUESDAY
morning, with Il bowling north-wester after
Hcr-... The msn who had packed away his
Hs4vv overcoat and gloves, was looking for
su on Tue>day....A All who take something
,asionally are invited to attend the temper
tlce convention next week; ii isn't the righte-
80 much A. sinners that they want. .... The
ina tor smes 10 give way to founders is st
.ul......A beery individual on saturday wss
meutiug over the loss of a seven dollar bill;
.a, ANYBODY found it?.....lt was enchanting to
,1a but the windows At the Enthusiastically piled
n0W-drft. OF The late storm and to mark how
utT beautifully wreathed ridges described the
rrNei lines Of beauty; bat it was devish cold
taimg through them.....T There is TO be no ice
anime next Summer; nsture has been liberal
NA ihat substance. One OF our legislators
Ut his board bin with his salary, and had
-fcen cents lefl.....C Copies OF the City Treas |
r.r'~ Report may be had Of that olhcial.....
III Sullivan, the polite and attentive baggage
.>gr of the Belfast road has taken TO ms |
very interesting package; She is checked |
trough TO the last station on the road of llfe..
public school examinations are taking place
week.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
Belfast Police Court.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.

March 1. Daniel Penny ana William Penny,
father and son, of Jackson, charged with wiltul
trespa,s, were bound over for trial at the
Supreme Court. They were also found guilty
of assault and battery upon Peter Laughland,
and fined s. and costs each, from which they
appealed.
March 4. James Sullivan and Charles Brown
plead guilty to stealing sleigh robe, a. men
toned elsewhere, AMI said that they did it TO
keep themselves from starving. They were
committed to Jail, for trial at the Supreme
Court
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
MARRIED..

In this city. FEB. 10, by Rev. VIM l., Brown MIR.
sriscotta.
In waldo Feb 25, BY 5. King.bury, Esq. Charles
Appleton.
IN Freedom, Feb ~ Mr. pancl q. Bowen OF
Morrill,, and Miss IcilaG, Elder Of F,
In Wmtcrport F"b. ~. t'pt. Vim. Norrill OF w,
and Annie +. Grant OF Frankfort.
In Ellsworth, Feb. y, Mr.. ". {. Hadlcy and Mi So
Annie l., Emery both ui i.d.n
In Ellsworth. Feb. "a, Mr.. Clifford A. Pettincin
of Lamolne and Miss turillA Iipdg kus OF Hancock
In fremont, FEB. -, Mr.. Arthur A. Murphy of I .
and Miss Cara II. Brown OF Mt. Desert
In Rockand, Feb. ~, Mr. Dcnuis +. Carver and
Miss Martha J. Mch cllar both of H.
In Warren Feo, II Nr, r. sanford Bucklin of W.
and Miss Hattie II. Pullman OF Cushing.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
Heartily Recommends.
Mr.. STEVENS

SoCTH BOSTON, Feb. :, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear sir,-l have taken several bottles of your
NEGETINE, and am convinced it is valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and General De.
bility OF the system.
can heartily recommend it to all suffering from
the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. MUNROE PARKER
hen
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE glide

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR Being pri-
vatt instructor Tor married persons, OF those about
to be married, both male aud female in everything
concerning the physiology and relations Of our
sexual system, ANA the production and prevention OF
offspring, lncuding all he discOvt ries never be-
tore given III the English Ian suSge, by VIM. YOUNG
Va y. rms = really valuable and interesting
WORK 1t Is written in plain language Tor the general
reader Ind Il Illustrated With numerous tngraNi ngs
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage ami having The least impeachment to mar
RED iife should read this book. 1t dscosos secrets
that every one should be acquainted with still it is
book that must bc locked up and LIT lie about
the house. 1t viii be sent 10 any address Oh receipt
OF 90 cents. Address pr. WI. lCi Nc, No. lI6
spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
ES-AtFLiCfED AND UNFORI NATE No
matter what may be your disease before Won place
yourself undtr the car, Of any one Of the QUACkS
native and tor>ign-who advertise in this or any
other paper, get copy OF Dr. oung's Book ana
read II carefully. 1t viii he the means OF saving YOU
many a COLLAR, you health, ANA possibly your lite
Dr. Dung can be consulted on any OF the diseases
described in his publications by mail or Mt his Office
No. il6 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
m
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

BOSTON, Feb. 10, ISL.
II. X. STEVENS, T~9.
Dear >ir,-ProhthE no case Of Kidney Complain
ms ever cuute under YOUR observation where TIL :
painful disease had more tubhoruly refused to yieli
to the influence OF many different remedies a. nv
own.
have suffered pain more than can describe
through my back, hips, and limbs, together with
great diihoultY IN passing me urine which very
often. aud in small quantities. Flor twenty YEAR
nave been great -Ilrrrr with fh~ complaint.
have tried all OF the remedies recommended which
came within my reach have been to south America
to all parts OF the South and to see il change
OF climate would he'll me. have expended thou
sands of dollars 20 obtain rcIie still my only reply
cund bc No better.
About yctr ago, was advised NJ friends To INV
thr NtGtTiNE, they having taken it themselves
and been rUred. " ijhout much faith, consented
TO try 1t; ami can truly say, that received great
benefit troA The lr,l bottle began to rest better
nights. and wa not gei 70 urnute 50 often with
much e>s pam. After taxing three or tour bottles
wa not obliged Up get NJ but or twice during
me night ami the pIin IN my haek and limb, was
growing les from day ~ day. have taken in all
some twelve or fifteen BOTTLES and to flv am As
able 10 attend 10 acfNr u't-iut-- a. ANY man. Who
appreclat" the blessing Of good health more than
one who has suffered for .Ncnry years as haveY :
il not my duty now hlye tduud rrlict Id make
this fact known The NEGtrINt hae done more
tor M than ever dared 70 hope expect from any
medicine and belicv" me, dear sir am happy at all
times to speak in it, favor.
am, &C., very gre1ttuily YOURS
WY NAN II. OSBORN,
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
Made a New Man Of Me,

SourH BosroN, Sept. p, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear sir,-FoT four months, have been afflicted
with Kidney Complaint have tried doctors and
many patent mt dicines, bat found no relief. Nv
friends persuaded me to try your NEGErINE; and it
has made new mtn OF me-, can most cheertully
recommend it TO the public for the
Kidney Complaint. ALVIN GLiDDEN,
i6l Broadway.
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
STOCKTON.

Tie extreme sociabjlity of our people this
uter has been q matter Of comment n
a DUR villages Old and young assemble
weekly tor good time Al some private house
.ud mcehlv submit 10 small assessment for
rsri>h purposes The only refreshments al
Owed are loughnuts and coffee. The recent
-s.aarlngs At Cspt. Robert IIichhorn's and At
Mi, Loi~ French's Are spoken of as occasions
a 4rticuIar interest, where even the fathers Of
,4- parish were compelled to relax their
.tual >tolidity, and smile at youthful way
varinesS
Rev. MIR. Howes j. occupying the pulpit of
- congregational church at Stockton.
apt. Daniel l.. Dirkev was stricken with
4 ay-i-, saturday afternoon, and died Mon
f morning March {, aged 6. Capt. Dickey's
Ma, been an active one. In his younger
lay~ be was the leading business man in town,
hsyng been largely engaged in numbering
perauon>. Catching the gold fever, he went to
rl.iornia, end remained eight wears. with
varied fortunes, and returned TO stockton. He
d Early a captain Of militia, and at the age of
entered the army as Capt. in the 10Th Maine
-emaning about year. until finding himself
n.oie 10 bear the hardships Of campaigning he
-~,s ned He was It man Of firm conviction,
,1d always adhered to the fortunes of the
Democratic party in the darkest hour. He
-aves wife ana large family Of children,
tuong them Capt Edward G. Dickey Of bark
Harvest Home, who 80 calamity whipped the
Mexican pirates in their attack on his vessel in
ls gulf, few months since. Capt. Dickey
Nll be greatly missed in this community, and
BIZ demise sincerely regretted by large circle
Ike frian3s
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07


capt. r. G. GHkey' Of The brig L. NJ Merritt,
reported sunk by the lre while towing up Ne"
'FA hafoor' mas arrived nome lie states that
tit Dig bo"-l"ri WIS hhocheu III ny the zee
au| hu' niue damage zone 10 the vessel me
anchor made no hoie IN her' as reported. she
VA falsed about - hours AFTER sinking by the
"Asi Nrecklng COMPANY steamer and lowed
'' BROOKLYN Inc loss 10 the orig VIII be ABOUT
SFF'.
fps warrant for the annual town meeting on
nday next i posted, and contains an article
Nempt from taxation ior period OF not less
Nm tell years, any manufacturing enterprise
hploSlhg capital OF not less Than S-o'eoo.
AlHp AZ article |" exempt from taxes me Sro"
"tory N herrll y son. lor Term oi years.
We s'ie 'hey VIII pass pom aF'i'ieS'
va -H''iia9 we MA GENUINE runaway. ~
-''DA"s h"i>e ''oh 'lSH' ~ "N Silu'"s
TIT tlr street VIII ~ "t'""2F t'ie ne"
~ aug '"'hi"H oNei Hoi 'e-S'eu on
H''H "eIt fei"' >t'iaiI o"N : at 'he saint 'ilie
10 li'S hiih>'' ii'h 'iie N'iS"' '"i tuHh'eis
oN' a. 'i'Ju' ''' 'o''N , "i'"ous" the rosa
n '''' s. o". "s t'ie ooc'"I
~
'", '''' 'iio''s ''i' ''eis" VAS
aus i''''i''lS 'ii'' mas oeeN p'''
'lNel Y operate ~ ear islanu'
UNITY.
i4e 'hlHs III inc western part VI the Town con-
-''tins OF a saw mill one shlngle and two staYe
HachlheH' are wen stocked. ana having lately
passed INTO me hahds OF hltney' Wlggln *
Increase on the business 'ione heretofore.
"e :" q Ai'is are sun cut
-nS snip Ahees' having prepared lot Market
"Vn'n llle Iasl nIlie iliontn'' apou' t"eh'ythree
--nured kilee' ol different sizes
nay 1t" tnis see''on ~ getting very sca'ct' anu
s''A pui niue more tiah nan "ihtefeu OUT
F" ereit not LOT the abundance OF staVe TIMBER
ah1 me good sieddlhs "hlch enables our FARMERS
70 haul it and exchange for corn, much stock
would fare very SLIM
ne oui ~ o'''oi " oui 'iilase "ii iios''s
p' leou'i' lue coming season'
'9e''''5 !" - - "eN -h'i'n -
~" 'DvN me
i.4 M. tIo',,ino M 49,, s''o
.,raa., aa,.i,onat'ls, M s.7l 'n1 -
H. pa,a,, ~ .-'.., 80,
energy extinguisbed; !, and .ovad ,,s h,;I5inos
The house vvss insnrad in tho r1o,,,o
90. Of New York. for which Muos Sta,Ios
ls agent. On seeing the house, and learning
me circumstances MI staples at once paid to
The owner The damages at ms own estimate.
"INIEkfoRT'
me following ofhcers were elected at th'
msnicipsl meeting on MONDAY N. ii. HUB
paru' Mouerator' L. Z. Arey' u. 5. BAKER an'
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07
City Of Belfast.

NOTICES hereby given that warrants>have been
this city moth ing the legal votss the eV to as
sembe at their Aspective waskefooms on Monday,
March II, 1872, at\ pclockf. NJ. to elect Warden
Clerk, one Alder W.T. Two Common Councimen,
and one ConstabSSRr each OF said wards and to
give in their votA fofR Mayor, and Police Judge,
The Board tstAldermeh will be in session at their
rooms, on aursday, FridN aud Saturday, March
o .a fth to zach
to the SHINE, the names OF such qualified voters as
may make application therefor.
The polls of said election will be closed at O'Clock
Attest-JoHS IL. QUIMBY, City Clerk
The Republican journal., 1872-03-07

WALDO >S-Sppreme JlitrtH C,Hr,Jla.
Term, 1872.
CUSAN GILMORE vs., Cheney c Dodge, Mathew
- X. Staples and l.. K. Dodgu. And now st appear
ing TO the Court that the Defendants hsv- nut h.t
Sufficient notice OF ssfi sut, il Ordered, tiHt
notice of the pepdency OF the same b, gwen to lhr
said defendants, by publishing an ate>ttt copy Vi
Tins Order together with Il abstract of the plaintiffs
writ three weeks excessively in the Republican,
journal. newspaper printed at Belfast, IN The
County of ado the last publication TO pe nor --
than thirty DAYS before the OF tli. Court
to he holden at Belfast within and tor tile County
OF Waldo on the tl}rd Tuesday OF April 1872, urtt
said defendants may then and there appear, ,Ht
answer to said suit if tley shall see cause.
Attest--W Il. FRY T., CLERK.