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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-27

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-27

1T u IUE11V UUIt nod n TclIAst Within and f0'
the County OF " aldo, on the second Tuesday Of
November, a. d. 1873
WIN. G. CROSBY & OTHERS. Trustees under
w the vii Of Nathaniel Wilson, late of Belfast
in sald county OF Waldo deceased having presented
fheir eehtn account OF Irusteeship for allowance.
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to be held al Belfast
within and for said County. on the second Tuesday
OF December next ten the clock before noon and
not be allowed,
ASA TIURLOUGU Judge
y true copy Attest-B. T. FIELD, Register
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PROBATE NOTICES.


To The Honorable Jadgr Of Probate fol- the County
OF Waldo
NALNIN ". SHERMAN. Guardian OF Georgia
~ NJ; Farrow, minor heir of George Farrow, late
OF lslesboFo, in said County, eceased, respectfully
represents that said minor Is seized OF certain real
estate situate IN said Islesboro consisting OF undi
rided third part Of about 80 acres of land, being
part OF the homestead of said George deceased and
subject TO the life interest of Dolly W Farrow that
an advantageous offer has been made for said
minors interest in said real estate, to wit three
hundred dollars by Maria Hatch, of said Isesboro
which offer 1t is for the benefit Of all concerned i'm
medlatey to accept the proceeds to be put inter
est for the benefit OF said minor.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor TO
grant him license to sell and convey said real
state OF said minor. ncluding the reversion of the
widows dover thereon.) to said Hatch for said sum
CALVIN W. SHERMAN.
Vt Court of Probate held Belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
November, A. D. 1873
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy of said petition, with this order
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully in
ne Republican Journal, paper printed ii Belfast
at the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, Oh the
second Tuesday Of December next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause II any thev have WHY
20 ASA THURLoUGH, Judge.
Y true Copy. Attest-B. F. FIELD. Register.
TO the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Waldo.
ME lNDERSIsN NED. Guardian of Henry j.
Il Bullen, minor child and heir Al law Of Moses
Bullen, late of Swanvie, in said COUNTY deceased
respectfully represents that said minor is seized and
possessed of certain real estate situate in Swanvile
IN said County, consisting OF the homestead of said
deceased, about siXty-fyG with the buildings
thereon That an advantageous offer has been made
Tor INC same 10 wit. the sum of seven hundred
dollars by John W Nlckerson. of Swanvie, afore
said, which offer it will be for the interest of all con
cerned Immediately to accept that the proceeds may
be put At interest
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant her license to sell and convey to said John
W Nickerson. said real estate for said sum.
PIERE A SIAPI
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-27

= 'iHc ''pNr -AttN7t d l FlfII IcSlSttr.
At a Probate Court held ri Belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo, the second Tuesday of
November, A. D., 1873
SlLVANCS T. EDGECO1lB. named executor in
~ It certain instrument purporting to be the last
VIII and testament and codic Of Aaron Edgecomb,
late of Linconville, in said County of Waldo de
ceased, having presented said will and codcil for
Probate.
ordered, That the said Sylvanus give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
Lean Journal, printed at Belfast, that they NAV ap-
pear Mt Probate Court to be held Belfast within
and for said County on the second Tuesday of De.
cember next, at ten of the clock before noon and
show cause, if any they have why the same should
not be proved approved and allowed,
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy Attest B. 7. FIELD. Register
At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
November, A. D., 1873.
IOHN GREEDY, Administrator Of the estate Of
- Alexander Dow, late of Palermo, in said
County OF Waldo, deceased, having presented his
final account Of Administration said estate for
allowance, together with his private claim.
Ordered, That the said Admr. give notice 10 all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order 10
be published three weeks successfully in the Repuh
lican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may ap-
pear al a Probate Court, TO be held at Belfast within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday of De
cember next Mt ten of the clock before noon, and
show cause II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
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IN DILL TINES The

ADVERTISING IN Dull TINES The Mil
Waukee Wisconsin relates the following ::
after the crash Of 81. when everybody was
| almost scared TO death and croakers predicted
that the country had gone to smash, dry goods
| house was opened in this city, which proceeded
on the principle that in order to reach the hoard
| ed money in the pockets of the people the pro-
prletors must sell at very reasonable prices and
| advertise very largely. They worked vigorous
| lv upon this principle. Their brother merchants
who did not advertise predicted that the new
corners would be ruined, as they paid too much
| for advertising. Nevertheless, they persisted
In single year they paid five hundred dollars
| i'll gold 10 the Daily Wisconsin for advertising
and at the end of seven years they retired from
business with fortune Of one hundred thousand
dollars, while other merchants the same
street some Of them opposite their store, had
! failed"
We remember similar instance among
our own advertisers in the panic of 1857
a mel chant continued his advertisement
IN our columns through the whole period
OF sta9hatlon, and Notwithstanding many
predictions that lit wouldn't pay" His
testimony afterwards was that his sales
were steady and his profits satisfactory
while many a merchant around him who
'.couldn't afford to advertiser saw his
clerks stand idle behind the counters
a financial panic does not mean that no
one has any money. There is plenty of
oney in the country, and those who
hoard it are just the ones to be eager for
the bargains" which fall in prices holds
out. But to buy they must know where to
buy, and the merchant who tells them
will receive the cash IN. Y. Post
a Western newspaper wishing to do
the hand something by the local doctor, re-
Gently made the following announcement
Or Crawford was called, but under his
prompt and skillful treatment the Young
man died Wednesday afternoon" We
don't know what the doctor said to this
put II the editor of that newspaper is taken
sick we advise him not to calf in Crawford
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- -tS-A nj RIUI lffI, Judge.
\ true copy Attest B. Z. FIELD, Register
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JOHN kINGsBURY, late of Frankfort,
the County Waldo deceased by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indented 10 said deceaseds estate to make i'm
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement to him.
MARK g STILES
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-27

At Probate Cour, held nj Belfast within md
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of November A. d. 1873
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy OF said petition with this order there
on 10 be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, paper printed Belfast that
they may appear AT Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in Belfast, aforesaid, on the second
tuesday OF December next ten O'Clock in the fore
same should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge
A true copy, Attest; Is. +. FIELD, Register
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At a Probate Court held Mt Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo the second Tuesday OF
November, A. D., 1873
r EVILS ". PENDLETON, named Executor in n
IL certain instrument purportlng to be fhe last
will and testament of William III. Conner late of
presented said will for Probate
Ordered, That the said rendleon give notice to all
persons interested BY causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Republ
can Journal printed at Belfast, that they may ap.
pear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday of De
cembe" next, n ten Of the clock before noon and
show 'ause II any they have why the same should
not be proved, approved and allowed
ASA TIURLOUGH, Judge.
\ true copy, Attest b. L. FIJI d. REGISTER
, 1873-03-13

ACADEMY oE bIuBIC.
Oliver Doud Byron is playing successful on
gagcmcnt at tho Academy OF Music, where he is
drawing largo houses. "Acroas tho Continent ~
was given for tho frgt three nights, with Mr
Byron in tho rolo Of tho Fer'et, md tho other
characters by tho company. Tonight Bon hlc-
Cullough +" will be produced. It is Of like son"
sational character with the other and lika it, ia
filled with startling Incidents aud thrilling Of
fccts. NIr. Byron fraukly admits That no literary
mcrit ia olalmed for tho play, but it "nloases tho
million, and il one Of tho greatost SUCCESSES Of
Of tho day." Ho tells tho truth III both regards.
Tho only merit OF this class Of plays consists In
their highly sensational character, but they draw
largely, nevertheless. Much OF this succesB is
duo 10 tho romantic style Of the actor,
in Ills imperaonation Of tho Western frontiers-
literary aud dramatic merit out Of tho question:,
it is something Of an achievement to draw large
audiences and please them, both Of which Mr.
Byron does. "Bef Mecullough vii be con-
matinee.
uooLEY's orEnA nousg.
Tho aecond production Of "peril; or, Loyo at
Hen ast oSseps am
proyomcnt oyor tho first presentation was no.
tleed, and all tho wnrn praises that tho per-
forInauca has calle1 out from proas md public
arc moro than warranted by tho truly elegant
manner In which tho piece Ia produced. It
ought to hold tho boardB for several weokH.
M'vIoKEH's THEATRE.
Tho audiences at AfcTicler's Theatre hagc
steadily improved since Tho beginning of tho
wook, and full houaeB aro now tho rulo. !" Hum
let is the attraction, with Mr.. Dooth in his ro
nowncd representation Of the melancholy Dano,
md Mr.. Moyickor AZ tho gravo-lsgges. Iho
play is very handsomely put upon tho stago.
MEYEAB oHE1lA-IouBE.
Tho Arlington, Cotton, and Ke1nbo Minstrels,
at Moyer's Upora House, ara reAping rich har-
! serye it.
GLonE THEATRE.
s'The Octoroon," With Harry IIinaon in hia
favorito role Of on Pete, s being performed at
tho globp Theatre.
, 1873-03-13
DOOMED DRIVER.

Ents Condition mud ProspcctHA-A Clcr.
gymn1a Visits lHi.n--,Fllc Gnllosvs 10
T1o CONSTRUCTED Tc-Dny.
As tho hours lily By, tho tlmo shortcna for
Drivor's respite, II ho il to roceiye one. No
news Of any interference by tho Governor had
arrived Inst night. During tho day friends OF
the doomed man presented petition to stato's
Attorney Reed 0nd Judge aary, praying tho
Governor to save the folou's 1ifo. For Obvious
reasons, neither the Judge nor Mr. Rood wore
willing to attach their h,gnaturcs to tho doou-
mont. 1t lis alntod that an unofficial letter OF
recommendation wns written to Springfield
by Mr. Rood, whicl, will hayo moro weight
III PROCURING d Communication than tho petit
tlon would. Tho community most earnestly do
sire that tho full ponalty Of tho law shall DO
imposed. Driver laat night was visited by tho
Rov. 11r. Davis, who spont moro than an hour in
the prisoners cell, PRAYING with and oxhorting
tic wTetciod man. The inmatoa Of tho other
cells aro required to preaoryo most solemn
silence, and the effect ia very impressive. LaBt
night scarcely Bound could bo heard hut tho
suhdued tones Of tho olargymau's voice as no
prnyed with tho murderer. Driver still shares
d cell With another rulilan, but will bc moved
to-day to plnco Of Bolitude, where ho can soy
farewell to his children and frionda before the
fated hour arrives. Yhe scaffold will be erected
to-day.
, 1873-03-13
MAST.

Lines written on Seclns the .Lnst Number Of
Mnrpcrs' s4.Jollrnul of CivIlizntlon,v and
Respectfully Dedicated to Thutnns Must,
Ecu.
Oh, Nastt Nastt
AT ieugth-nt laatt
You've wakcd from Tho sleep that hold you 30 fast
Whtls the lsAonorcd natnca
OF Brooks, Cotfax, and Amca
We're blackcniug a1noug Credit 3f0tifter 6lameal
And 6ceiioll and Bingham,
{I,,A Nasty TO sIpg emu
With Kelley aud Garfield, and otherd YOU Know,
Who are now Just I'd white III aepulchres Of sloW,
Wcre proving 80 taHt
Hon Dadly--Dh, Mast -
They needed the whltewasA all nycr them cast.
MIST Nanti
Oh, Mast
Aro you too humbug3 MUST you too be c1assed
Will tho charlatnnB vile
Who. by trick aud by villa
Would persuade thu tdoar people" thas there is nc
gnils
In Nesb!tts fart friond who 61nilo and yet smile;
That OLD poIeroy
Is Il virtuons old boy;
That Patterson too
Is us pure NJ the dew;
And Iarlan's brother
As whte another;
Whilo bribery, plain IA the tail Of d Ash,
And perjury, black as the Devil could wish
When done BIZ "poor critters " IN National station
Should mover Lo scored,
But Heutly ignored
By the Naaty great journal qf Civilization.
=" We'ro Ill poor oritters."-Deacon BedoN
CH1oAoo, March 10, 1878.
, 1873-03-13
NOTES FROM TILE SUBURBS.

WIHNETKA.
This suburb gayo Hi amateur minstrel show
last night. Part I. was entitled Grand Vocal
aud instrumental Concert, With 4 descriptive
fnalo. Tho Olrcns. PART II. contained Grand
Ethiopian Carnival, skyligAt Adventures by
h1ossrs. Valentine mud Donsmoro; Stump Spccch
by Benator Z. G. Boynton tho Abyaalniau
Dwarf Tommy. imported from hfyors' Orora
House for tlle occasion tho Riyal Tonants.
E. llealer banjo uoloB, tho whole concluding
with Tie Erzootie." Tho prooeods OF this
onterlaiumont arc to bo used III lifting tho ill.,
doltcanoRs incurred In tho construction Of tho
" Winnotka Opera-Ilongo,"
EyANATON.
a missionary moouting will bo held in tho par
lora Of the Motlodiat church this evening. Al-
dresses will bo nalo by soino Of the young Indies
OF tho college, aud munlo will enliyon tho oxar-
olaoH. Tho public aro invited to attond, Tho
, 1873-03-13
Hamlin, Of Maine, is poor,-$75, 900.

:. Hamlin, Of Maine is roor,-$75,00o.
"Driolk" Pomeroy talks Of re-ostablishing him
eeH at Lacrosse.
Henry N. Smith; tho Wall street man, has q
now and gorgeous steam yacht.
: Prot. D. L. Treulor has boon elected President
Of Carthage (In) College.
Nlnjor Leland has purchased tho Grand Con-
tral Hotel at Saratoga.
James ". Patterson, ex-senator, ETC., will con-
tinuo to reside noar tho 1esh--pots.
Edward ". Dyke, Of Faribault, is ad interim
State Treasurer OF Minnesota.
Ex-Lieut.-Goy. Joseph Tucker, Of Lenox,
Mass, las been appointed Jndge Of tho Pitts
fold Court, vice Honry s. Briggs.
Luto A. Taylor has left the Lacrosse Rcpuo1i-
can and is succeeded, nd interim, by ". 4.
Finch, late of tho Elgin uaxette.
William @. Endlcotb has bccn appointed an all
ditional Judge OF the Massachusetts Supreme
Court.
James gaYagc dad at Boston. March 8, aged IS.
Half century ago ho was very prominent cltt-
zen, and WAS made LII. D. by Harvard in 1911.
Gen. A. s. Badgor, the Now Orleans Chief OF
Police, went ont TO tho war in tho Worcester
(h[ass.) Light Infantry.
Con. Phil. Sheridan, on route from Washing
ton to LouiHyille, was compelled to atop over in
indianapolis, on account Of seyore illnesa.
Congressman George r. Hoar. Of Worcester,
Mass, has given his unearued dividend to the
Institute OF Industrial Science, in that city.
Josie Mansfield was latest heard from In tho
gambling saloons Of Monaco, Italy, where abe
won 90, 600 in ono night.
Gov. Perham has appointed ". z. s. Whitman,
Of Augusta, batter known as "Toby Canaor," "
correspondent Of tho Boston Journal, to collect
the industrial etatiatics Of Nalno.
Philip II. EMERSON OF tho Michigan Senate,
has been nominated by the President O. Judge In
Utah, vice William ". Mitoholl, nominated In
January.
Eli g. Lewis, a Democratic lawyor, OF Juneau,
Dodge County, Wis, bus boon appointed Judge
OF tue Third Judicial District. vice Pulling, ro-
sigued.
Gov. Hartranft has appointed DR.. 4. ".
Mathews, Of Media. to ho Quarantine Master ut
Philsdelpbia, yice Or. John II. Glhon, tho intl-
mato triond aud 6oorotary Of tho lato Gov.
aeary.
O.. Doardslee. lata Superintendent Of tho
Madison Division OF tho Chicago e. North
woHtern Hallway, l4aa taken charge OF tho new
hotol and oating-house at tho junction Of tho
Northwestern Road with tho West Wisconsin,
at ErOy,
, 1873-03-13

ll,onl. 1hdy ara droary, d,tngoon-lihe affhirnn,
damp, ald full OF no1iona yapors, which nro GAL
ctla ell TO lebilltato thoho who arn eo1npellod to
onpccially tro OF tho rocking tunnel on Was7-
iugton Htroot. Policemen nro compelled TO ro1
matn for ho,lrs 1T stretch III these tan1, tacodt
breathing tho noigome Yapora, and lu1rlod o1tt Of
II ihoir hours OF duty opuld DO shortened, before
their days arc by tlcir duties. Lot thcm he
ol,anged frequently, and lot every man taEo hiH
turn In tie tunnels. 1t would bo MI occasional
rolfof TO aolno from seyero work, md no1lrco
of BickucBB tu mono.
, 1873-03-13
PERSONAL.

The Hon James 2. Wilson, Of Iowa, ia at tho
fremont HouGc.
DR.. Wilomas, Of Berlin, is stopping at tho
Sherman Uonso.
Tho Hon. Lyman Trumball Ia q guoat ut the
Garducr House.
The Hon. W. A. Durloy, Of Dakots, Is guest
ut tho Gardner House.
Tho Hon. ]. Ar Rusls, Of Wisoopain, is at the
Sherman House.
Tho Hon. ". II. Hooper and family, OF Utah,
are stopping nj tho Briggs House.
Judge james Grant, of Davenport, is guest
at tho Sherman HouHe.
Prof. Swing delivers bis lectures on "Tho
Novol at the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church
tllis oyonng. Tho popularity Of the subject |ill
doubtless tond to draw crowded house,
The famous Victoria g. Woodruff, Of New
York., viii deliver her . new Lee lect1ra on Iho 10
tie Acaaemy Of Music, next Sunday evening"
March is.
Among tho arrivals OF the fremont Honae
yesterday wore the following: 4. Anderson,
Toledo; Isaac u. Cate, Boston; John 3 Gil
man, Datimore p. G. Hop9inE NOV Now f2rk; 2,;s J..
nati; J. e. Sterling, Denver, ]. J. Rossoau,
Washington, Iowa.
Among the arrivals at tho AIattcson House
Yesterday we're tho following: @, L. 6torrs,
Grand Haven; Thomas A. Cunningham, Now
YORK; u. II. Dluwu, Boston; y. =. Macombor,
Michigan; John Il. Goodwin, Boston Thomaa
n. Dnnlla1n, Troy; z. D. Churchill, Ripon, Wis;
". .. Graves, fndano: aipeqn hoeratI. Na,1
Castle; G. Q. 1amphoro, Ga1esburg.
Among the arrisals nt tho Sherman House
ycBterdny woro tho following: ]. Vonn, w. ?.
| Ross Cherokee Nation; A. ~. Bishop, Little
| Rock; e. A. Mckay, Cleveland; Il. J. Furber,
/ Now York; A. ". Wells, Nebraska II. u. Smith,
| Canada; D. s. Giles, Boston; G. Q. Smith,
! Louisville; Z. T. Gordon, ST. Loais; D. Apple,
| philadelphia; j.. P. Wooden, st. Paul; Y. O.
| Lyons, Cincinnati.
| Among The arrivals ut the Driggs House, yes.
I to-day, Wero tho following: John Q, Cannon,
! ". G. staincs, Utah !; J. A. Lyon, Now York
| A. 3. Gillespie, st. Louis; Geo. ". Patton,
Altoona; J. p Paddock, Detroit; A. IL. T. Wat
son, New York; George 4. GODDARD St.. Paul
F.. @. Clark, Washington; John J.. Sohneck,
Milwaukee,; Guy G. Burton, North Platte; q.
| g. Dart, Rock Island.
+ Among tho arrivals at the Gardner House
yesterday. were tho following J. 4. Hamilton
| fond du Lao; John A.. Smith, st. Louis; DR.
| Hnrtsuff, Detroit; J. NJ. Brown, Washington
Jarrett 4. Richards. Santa Barbara, CAL !; Johr
F. Miller, Philadelphia; the Hon. J. T. Z. Hay
ward, Hannibal; r. q. Washburn, Now York
James 8. Van Cievo, Trenton, N. J.; A. Il
West, Detroit; t. V. Henkness, Cleveland; E
| D. Ruggles, Now York.