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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29
tiolag iMio Winter quarters.

i.y mid. Octol,er. most u .he nip van
Wrinkles among amr lrnte creatures hnsr
laid down for their wintornsp. Thu taads
and tuytlrA hasc buried themselves In thu
earth. Thu wuo.lullmek In In hia hibe,
tho skunk In lli., thu mnlr Il,
III. AMI the black hear haH his selected,
And viii 10 III Wllan tlM snow cotIiua.
ue does not lika ilin IOvks NJ hin ldg
tracks In lha snow. l'hcy. publish l,lN
goings and comings too plainly. lhn
coon rclifes Ab0nt TIM sArhn time. I'll"
pr0vi.isnt wooi mice aud tho chipm'ink
ARE laying by winter supply " nuts ~
Grain. tha former usually In decayeh
tsum. ths latter Ia the ground. have
observed that any unusual disturbance
IN thc woods, near where the chipmunk
l.aa his .lsn, Will aassa him ~ shift liH
auartnrs, FOR many successive ,lays.
One OctolHr, raw 0fr carrying Into his
l,ols. which wM only few rosls from
where w were getting out ns"ie, h'ick.
wheat which ho hail atolnn from a near
nrld. lint ~ onf work progressed AMI
lho racket aud upfpaF increased, tho
ehipmmnk became alarmed. liz .s',Nss'i
carrying I'm, aud, after much lierltAlii,g
and darling about, anil some prolonged
Nl~ervss, he hey Il, 70 carry ont he llal
,lrturminnL i0 move II ihe muunlnln
fell, i.e, vi i,Nsl would IN away IN time.
No by monthful1, " eheokfrla, inn
urnil, MAS transferred ~ il new place. lia
,fId not make Il "ber IL get II done.
but carried II MI himself, occupying My.
ryxi days, a,M making tfip every .cl,
minutes. ,John Hnrr0pyhs, ~ Nfitnr
| fur fAff,hfr.
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A CAlsAmaa - IN Exhlbitism.

A capital typo u Chinese manhood In
~ l, N''un In tlM person of n stout mid.
,lla,aGcd merchant. who holds position
through many hours u thu dAy IN Tho
southernmost compartment " tha Chi.
nene allotment his queue, his shnven
heAAl, hin ample, welliormel ilgurc, his
blAndncea. hin serene content the quick
Intelligence aud the contagious mifthful-
nces which light mp his features - ~
listena ~ ths varying reports of hls in-
tHSpretrr, aFe something n well worth
seeing - thu curionA wares in biz o1hib.
II. nis HtAlwsrt proportions, malsd
with ~ alert shrewdnaa. give : bessNr
intimaiion of thosc directing foTCes
whiah preside over The gSesl indmslstes
of China than W sTc apt 70 ~ from -
Asllow laundrymsn 10 ismiiiat - ". -
from mast nj tbs smbordinat~N In aleesd-
Ance npom ths fair. = DonaM n. MttrA.
~, III Srribnrr for Ortober,
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A terrible instance ri thu severity ~
~ military discipline enfurul ~ rcf
tain CIiInenn officers occurred only thu
ether .iay ri Bbpclow. An y i,nn.l VI
soldiers we're N,inG marched tl'ro'igl,
the town thu Mtinitiqn III Diln ~ The
men VIVA attracted by ~ ltinrans needle.
woman s-Oiie ri tltass stsistnsis RlM iiss''
iuI lAsltes wll,wa whole stock inifn,i.r
consists ~ Il housewife, i tliml,i'. ai,,l
4 litsl. rtool; and ihia tnan. u seems.
tsnk the liberty u valting ~ rtr"hiuE
thu wotllai,s cheek IN hu pasAe,l. w
mprMng tho outraged I,dy, aId rrlofisi
III good set terms, treating thc nds.'h'
turOuA warrior tO il sound blt " her
mind u tin t0p ~ b1r Injured tvi.r.
Tho officer In charge stepped ~, ~ her.
!" Don't mske such i,UiFr,' hs aaisl,
quietly; "bc patient, II Alall nat occur
exAin." The .oldiers vAs~ed ~, and IN
I quarter III IN hour thu man. iisatl wan
a.losning ths clly waiIA. Il IN ,aid thn
woman, who hsd h~n Tho innocent
cMuso II Tho catastrophe wna AL y grinvt.l
al this unlookSi Tor and dreadful result.
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NEWS on 1'lIE WEl,k.


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- r~~sstsAs - ks~*sesss~ ~ ses sss~
A. ~ ss~es~ss s~~tsv AssA /. sysssss~ -
sssss~ ~ svS##Mssxms ~~ss tasHasA as~~~~4s,x
49, t.'hes ssssssa " ysw~Wa N A~sssws ~rs,
sAs fssssss vss~As@ h ~s~ sh& ss~~.
wssssss~s~s sss~< - ~ FssAss ~ sass f~stA.
m~~s sseAsa " rsas~sssA !. VI. v~~~ess rsss,.
tssA shs Hssssassss rses~sss~n ~ shsa 49,.
- sss~svls usysA
AAs'e~@ sFwm psa.NhA sssse shss me- nAsssmss
ae@S ~ shs t~e*As ~ shs lsa.aA ~ ssn>s |.
f$r*~hss fssime Asss~s rr~ss ~ l~ta thss
~ ~sst~ne tsvvnsss ssss le~s go -,
eeeeA W - vtaatnA lAnA N yavsra W. sAs
tsrv~sNM<as
1hs IaAeu% M t~uAse e~s s~~~4.x - sNsAs
t~sc<~ Aksssssa TNes ats rss~g~lse.i n ehans,
shsts rc~asIee essss shs~s AAs~. en- l~sn shs,,
ss~s~ sai hats.
The MsssAn Fevrlasicas~ta, hssa~sl W. s,ss
lsss sse ealsssx scce~esena eenssAnsl,. A
'sss se~c~nsA DIas ~ "A t,ssa~A With fs,,e~.
~ u AUo sAsu usnA ~eal.asusa ~>n, Sh,,s
Ne nes"sscas tsvssnas ~ts l~@texias ns.asao.
fss with fcsce u sr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

slncc tho pA<saws of the set authorizing Tho
redemption of the fractional cusrsacy ~ sub
~ldiasy coins there has been issued In silver
cotns eir. 9aS. nss. ~ thie amount there wss
Isansd 10 redeem fractional currency sio,pio,.
ga. and III exchange tn legal .ssndss noess
aud ehs.ks. 47.y7t.0ts. TAs amount Issued d
Cincinnati, waS ti, a6d0 OIL u Chicago 4i.ba2.
7ar at ~. Louis. tHst. .6sy.
Mr.. sni Mrs. Harsorss arrived f,om EaGlai 4
last week, aud are nov doniilesi III Tie White
House.
Thu Superintendent Ut general recruiting
Il washiHsion hM boen directed 70 foswasd
100 recruits 10 tis Department os The Houth =
toliows it0 for ihs Hseosd Infantry u Atlanta
10 IN shs TidrAInfanssy u Holly Springs. Mlsa..
a,sd 100 Tor .l.e Nlstssnth lnfAnt.y ~ Hunts
villa. Ala.
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O. q: f.crr. u Msius,. ~.g.fel that
anA hs aid come down, and nov yon
VII n4yss ~ e. q. Frost any more.
Hve lrvss.
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roIlricAL rolHra

The Iowa b.Ate 0rssnbAoA Convention waa
hsld a dos Moinss IaAs week. TAs following
ncmlasllons wste male FOR nscFssasy of
AsAte, 4. McCsady, os Mean U,y Auditor,
Leonard urown of lolk Treasurer. tlsosys
q. Try of Jenessoa IlsGtssss of shs Land
ONES. asosse n. Waitss Sspsrinssadsns
oe pablic instrnctloa. ths llsy. J. 4.
Nssia. oi rolh Judges os Ne narssns
CoarA W. II. Mcllsnry and Z. II. Dssham. Ths
resolutions favcs shs adoption oi NE plstlogm
~ ths Indianapolis Convsntlon rsa0gnlxs ths
rights os cstlsai, but eos,dsnn special isslsia-
tlon In IT, favor demand lhs rsduss,ea u
cfadai salaries mosostionass 70 Ne reduction
of lhs proAss IN lshcs d4nsnd equalization u
so,dl~ss' bountlss ps1vovs and Ine'osss The
noulnalaona VI Cooper and Cary.
The Orsson Legislature hsa elected tlcv.
aroves United etalss nGmaior, 70 sMecs<d
Jsmss \. keiiy. whose term empires March ,,
INIT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

Lonp PALMnnaToN ones aaid, apeAk.
Ing of thu 1hrks: what energy can
b. expectsd VI = people With no hs~ls v
their nhoeNl''
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lsxcsnt DEATHS lllsAop NlnanA \. Janss, of
Tho MsahodA fpAscosNi Church l'rof Charles
Dsvloa. the ssiLAno~n malhsmalielAA Ehsn-
exes n. Nnsli lIofssaos of Natural Philosophy
In Amherst College,
The mashsl reports frpm New YuA clsy an
nonnss nearly unprecedented asllvtty In The
dry woctla tradN frua which : vssy hopeful
Microscope ~ shs future lH,alnsss psoay,srss Of
M coanlsy = easl
The National Agricultural Uoasssss hslA w
annual sssntoa IL l'lAladsiphtA lsss wssA. 4
Duasbss oi tnt4ssssln9 papers uloa assisuilu.
raj and indaatsiai lolaes wsss sssd. Tho iol.
lowing oflicsm we're sisclsd ias siie ensuing
ysss President, William q. vlsvw, illimoss
HscfesAsy. Horace J. bsalil. Pennsylvania
Iteasurss, Ezra whitman, lsAiumots. Asli l
long lst Ut Vice Presidents. Chicavo was ~,
lsessd - shN place sos the neal ssssllug.
Gen. sherman and NacsslAsy Of War Can
croA sstsndsd thsls Wsstssn tous - ~ :,
Nm frAnclsco where th@y we're csdlaily ~
cctved.
Tns English re~idenla q AnohlAnd snf
other pAtA ol Nov Zealand have, wilhi1
tho pant year. largely employed NATIVES
~ hotis0 servants with Galt6laclOsy ~
snlls. A. dOmcelioa, ehAAe relOSmet
csunihals, or deacendanls of cAnnibAls
have proved tractsbls. honest. And Ia
dusttt0us.
LonD pALMsnaToN opce 9aid, apeAk
ttxw - AhA W1teka. What naavNS AAs
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m.
unDAu / rlnnSVoRfI
| 0AMkgRo,
ttttwN. IOWA
Exchange, Gold. silve,
Government Oonele
Bought ana ao,d.
s~ssc~ss~ms MMA~ aMA ssv~~~~a,
osr~Mnstt 0eMsss~a.
'...,. s. s,s.s = ~ v. rs,~~s.' .~~. go .~s~
neal Estate Bought and Sold en
Commission.
TstEs ram rpk NuN EgSfbkArs.
t.~..s Ises.s. v y. ln.~.e i.r.. Ais~ ,as.,
CORRESPONDENTS
Ns~ N-sA sslis#As. ~an A ~
thtssFr -tnsun NassaNai HanA.
Msi~AmAse Mti~ssAss NAslsaai tssnl
MTsst.sss~ fift NsssamAl haak.
Assas kssT,,,. seHS rsss.~ssi~.
NoNI 4 MlcnAans,
Insurance Agents,
CAvwv. t.~A.
nersesea, sems u ,he ,~. sasnpsn,s. IN ,hs ua,.s
Ssatrs. sarh - The
NINA. ~ iisrsfa+d.
UNDERWRITERS. ~ Ss~ Y.a.
ns And The AMERICAN. ~ Chtearu.
.~----ea
&. V. coS1"
Having rented hia
~ MEAr MAAkEr,
At krer constantly oA hand q roo.i so sssavtsn~nt
IAN h. hsd IN this part ~ the rcunry, :. Whole.
ale ~ vsa.i. for cash and nesh,ns rise.
NJ ssay for Cash. and soil r.r the same.
d.. Am tpund 4, seli 81 shssp - any ane Ia
ash and haI~ a. sss~ general satisfaction.
| o'iS ". MAYNARD.
Painter and o,asisv,
CAssco Iowa.
shop nearly erpes,,s the Elevator. WIN s.a b. |
cdya, ai.i0
| y Mircnk'I.
Avo TON EGR,
Nav Onn,oS. Iowa.
iii CRY auction sales IN any part of lhe coantsy.
NJ guarantee s~s'fAes'en "r u" lA,. Terns. rrs-
,nARiks caArSER,
AU0 TioM GR,
Cmrsco, Iowa,
iiil alse promp ana satisfactory attention ~ sAIes
seal ~ pcrsousl property In town or country. |
Asssiactton guaranteed " uap pay
(. rvrs'Os'
Taller and Gutter.
saa ss', ,Ss ." y ..,s1 ono. ."ss.s. \; z. w.
'osk. Lately In WeAser's store. rassonAss .e-
6, \. MILAN,
4ouss, Sign and Carriage Paint.
,ng.
WV. nA'.lAmp.
Ne~ Uass,nx. Iowa.
viii repair clocks,
I r..,. n nssns sions year i.sset,ss eIoi. 10 III.
rsidene~, aud he wall aet thsm RIGHT. uesrxes
\ ~. 7. Y. LkE'
veeo cher % veoal and instrument.
81 Wuol0,
cnsaa, Iowa.
| A'.s ".1"rrr'
County surveyor.
Norirk.--TAose Who ~isA Tor my sesslces - aar-
vsyor may nnd me n my
ssss,s~ mes. i've ssA = Matt Miles Nsvth-
west er0ln Howard ceMess.
I'm sAe Limo springs rad. M, In ~ atsssace. MAY
|eAse wcsd ~lh ~ eoa. they cen ~. ss'sre.pos,d
.a i. s :. s,s .. Sss:, .ss Y ,.s.. :s K s:
ovs records vii se hsps !. !hs uc..t laoxsr efss.
aaMa ceanty surveyor.
The Centennial
SADDLE 1 nARNEss
AMUfAOYOAx.
The u,,ievslsned has recently lMAted In fsessa,
for the pWrpDaa VI Misunderstanding u order aud
harptnH on hAsd eosmpletc sss~l ~
adde's, Harnesses. Brides. Collara
whips, Lashes. Drushes,
Harness OILS,
llast~rlms nalr. Axl~ tarrase. Ac., &r.
Fine 0ooCh and 0asvloDo Mar.
nAAAAA - AAAAhAeN0
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INsat.
nnml~s u nshlng toa,e wsts ~serAel IN
storm In Lake Este, o6 Essa ~. lass week, and
aine dshesmen l~rtNh~i.
Mn. lisssard, IN aged lsdy cs rsshahlr~
county, Mars., wHa recently murdered hy !
srsnr named Charles Word becAas. she 70
fused him nights lodging. The weapon used
wae wcpiman's As.
They have had snow -~scsm In Vermont.
Thcmas Dn6y, another Molly Mcguire sr.
ensci o. being scces@ory 10 Tho murder Of
Policeman iosl u TamasMa, r., haa t~<r
convicted of murder In tho hs~s degree. This
Y Tho ninth conviction of tho msmhss~ ri this
organization fos murder. hvs hssng already
under sentence of death In echnylAili county.
and three Ia Carbon county.
4 eccctd match between Tho American sud
irsh Fids Teams was sliot q the t'reedmuv
raase. New York, last weak. aud again victory
festcsi with tho Americans. ihough b, . very
email majority, - tho scors will show
NM ,:ss. M~s''Fs.. ...... NJ, m ,.,,! .''.A. -.
mn ~. yaeis, ~ 40 yssda. ..... 40
s,'sn yarts....... s7tl tUU yasds. syt
TtAA 1M4x
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DAYIID9
oNEAI eommsaoIAl oolleoE,
KEoKUK, IOWA.
On ~ ntsaIsslrrl

rscl. wm. r. Miller, 0eassai Maaa6er. Mise.
laeatA yeas. Ahoue slnty dollass vAy 81 eapeases
Ssessvs. rsn1cc. sepusssss, ctsFasors. asch,lsets
susssyuss aad lssahe6s thosoHaAly Atisd. ka1otsn
heanrhss Tree. trse lselusss BY vanieset 0selnn
tses tusNtsSsd vacnss for self.hosralse, Tsl*.
st.p>tna five. nh0sthAuA writing lsss. 0ood
bss1lnS eiuls and fansly lseAsA. hstiread fers
AeaMctsd. lnmsnss bwslmess " keaaMh. NaveTAs
Enls vkvts yoN sAw this aAvsvtls~a,ssl s~i
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sNs ~ A8Nm8AAA AeANea sMN4AtNs ssM
ts4*MANs ii st* swAssA* $3.50 t#A4* ss&
sesss sAANs is~N - sss Ass88a 4sM4A
*8@#
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II IL alleged that Hayes returned In 1870
And ls7d tltrcc hos~cs n 4J00 when ha neigh.
lor~ h,ioM thst hc yAimes ono uf hla l.osaass d
t0W," This II IN outrageous le. tine III
10 ceNts exrejA Tor Tho sentiment oi attach.
nsrnt Ter long service yel liz " put dawn II 100
f0s tAxstiOn. The wsreAt vAlualiun Oi lhe other
two Ia ttO for ons, and 4iDO for Tho other, yst
TINY Ase lated u t2sO " ltAyss. M une iass
ever supposed that tho best horms hs laA In
wntth over ei2b o. ti3O, n = high valuation
aM its street valuation ID, ~ Wv have said
fiD0. II cost 4t9b.
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a, uAAmtAaks,

II Il alleged thAt itsye~ III in7t returned fur
rnryiays n tadD, whom II was we'll known
that 'hs pail sbitl for o,ie. aud thai smother,
rlawes were NJ old buggy and wsNon. Shlr,,
Hayes put In u 47a. tine wAa AFTER ward snA
fur t1u, Tho pllA~toa, wA1 bought Wetund hard
anil |. nN worth over elm. itdid nos aens
nsw ,,sie W W.. i;oT owhk ~ ssag,1 1zamal-. Ths
sass. II tile HhmHrdfs 6isfOstlosll~t hAt Eoue
one year furwstd ~ 1870. IN his avn axhihiia
hs would hsye seen the carriages wARonv stc.,
aftur tns urw cArsieWs rsuse into ltr~teet0N
Ton. after another years wsas y sslil pat down
II siDO, .,e new sArflrKs II e4O0 Nlllri u I
hlph valuation. Tho other 0ld traps which
were not wo,tA selling ara dropped entirely.
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25
The Polite Thing.

The etiquette of the street, says Har-
per's Bazaar, may be disposed Of in few
words. The privilege of recognition is
generally conceded to the lady, and when
she has made her salutation the gentle
man responds by lifting his hat, and not
merely touching the rim of it, unless he
desires to be a turnkey. If only one of two
gentlemen in company be known and ga
luted by lady, both should bow. The
converse of this, however, is not obligato-
ry. Two ladies in company are not both
called upon to bow to 4 gentleman who is
known only to one.
A lady should rarely stop for, or be
stopped in the street by gentleman. The
gentleman DESTROYS of accosting lady he
may meet should turn and join her in
walking; and the lady, OF the other hand,
if the wish for an interview originates
with her, should content herself with its
expression by gesture, without full
stop in the thronged street.
A gentleman walking with young
lady, unless she is related to him closely
now or prospectively, does not offer his
arm unless some sudden emergency may
arise which would seem to indicate that
its support or protection is required. The
left arm is ordinarily given. with the OBJ
vious reason that the gentleman's right
may be free for the defence he proffers.
The sandwiching of gentleman between
two ladies has always an awkward look.
and seems to be opposed to all fitness of
things, by placing the man in his snug po-
sition apparently under the care of his fe-
male companions.
A gentleman may always leave another
gentleman with whom he may be in COM
pany to join lady, and the act justifies it.
self; but he ought not to quit his male
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25

companion for one of his own sex without
giving at the moment, or soon after, IA
plausible excuse for it,
Although every gentleman should avoid
officiousness OF service to strange young
ladies-for example, handing them into a
carriage, or Offering them the side of the
walk to which they are not entitled-he
should be ready to give them a helping
hand in case of au emergency, to pick up
whatever they may let fall, whether a
pocket handkerchief or todd,ing child,
and should finish the service with a polite
bow
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25
Jewels Of Thought and Devotion.

With pety, temperance, health, cheerfulness,
friends, chosen task, one pays the cheapest
fees for living, and may well dispense with
other physicians.
Don't fret; it only adds to YOUR burden. To
work hard is very well, but to work hard and
worry too is more than human nature can bear.
Never forget that while YOU cannot Joke an
enemy into friend, you may easily joke
friend into an enemy.
To be happy a man must be good, and keep
himself busy in doing good.
Hope never spreads her golden wings but on
untathomable seas.
A great mistake-to hold ones self too high,
or rate ones self too cheap.
Hope is the dawn of JOY, and memory its twi-
light.
DEATH. The author Of "Aehsah" thus de-
scribes death; He is physician who comes
unbidden and to all alike. He has wonderful
power, and clear vision that sees to the very
soul of thing. He finds our hearts and laws
them bare. lie lays his hands upon our weary
heads, and the things that have troubled US
trouble US 40 more. He comes with feet of
velvet, so softly, so swiftly, that even while we
sleep he may cure US without disturbing our
sIumbers. sent Ct God to rich and poor alike
10 kings and emperors and peasants, to all ma
tlons and peoples this good physician comes to
1ulhl ChrstS GROWING peOmlse of rest 10 all
who are weary and heavy laden"
THE BEST LOVED WOMEN. 1t is The wo-
manly women who are so tenderly reverenced
on earth, so lovingly mOurned and missed when
.Iltes fltful fever over, they rest in peace.u
The mothers whose life and memory are Gods
instruments for the salvation of their sons, the
believing wives who sanctfy the unbeevng
husbands" the sisters whose influence has
power to win a brother from his evil WAYS or
strengthen him in the path of light, thousands
OF women who have been to men guardian an
gels In very truth, all belonged to the class of
womanly women.
In the divine theocracv maioriies do not
rule, but the private heart. A. Bronson AL
cott
Love is to the soul of him who loves what
the soul is to the body which il anmates
due de Ia Rochcfoucauld.
Words should be subordinate TO ideas. We
never place the pedestal on the head of the sta
tue. Walter S. Lander.
The trained intellect is apt to eat out the
child's heart, and yet the Except We become as
little children" stands unrepealed. Professor
j. c. Sharp.
In conversation shun the negative side Never
worry people with your contritions nor with
dismal views of politics or society. Never name
sickness; even if you could trust yourself on
that perilous topic, beware of unmuzzling val
etudinarian, who will soon give you YOUR fill of
it. Emerson.
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25

At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
May, A, d. 1876.
INLIZA j. MOODY, heir of Frye Hall, late of
~ Belfast in said County Of W aldo deceased,
having presented petition for partition of the real
estate Of said deceased among his heirs.
Ordered, That the said Eliza j. Moody give no
tee to all persons interested by causing copy OF
b. Hail. fourteen days before the I'd Tuesday of
June, and also published three weeks successfully in
the Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within aud for said County, on the second
Tuesday of said June next at of the clock before
noon, and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
WIN NJ. RUST, Judge.
A true copy, Attest-B. z. FIELD. Register.
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25
A Letter.

Ny promises, Miss Molly,--Nol
You shall not say break them.
And vet as men and women 20,
II is not wise TO take them.
In Fashions halls, in giddv courts,
In tawdry shown pleasure
In every form that life disports,
Man fills but one poor measure.
god, to-day, in fond esteem
Of Notwithstanding creature
Tomorrow, sunk in vulgar dream
of low exciting feature.
one moment soaring to the clouds
In lofty, bold conception,
Another, grovelling with the crowds
That skulk beneath deception.
Alike in tickleness beware
Trust you to no mans seeming;
Lest your true heart should WOO the air,
And sadly wake from dreaming.
But moralizing now aside,
| spurn grey Nisdom-sober guide
i answer you,
After the manner that you write,-
Free, provoking, airy, light,
Yet pleasing too.
by what late patent am "Lord?"
Achieved by what, or pen or sword2
Or purchase high?
And where my manor and estate?-
Armorial halls, escutcheoned gate
And henchmen nigh?
Der what fair country am "king?"
Where is my court the crown aud ring
OF majesty?
Where are my subjects ?-where
My courtiers and gilded chair,
And canopy?
Alasl you wicked mocker, you!
How ruthlessly you hold to view
What am not
But dare you mock again, swear
wiA be king, and you shall wear
No matter what!
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
May, A. d. 1876.
" NJ. II. MANSFIELD, Executor of the estate
w OF William Mansfield late of Winterport in
said County of Waldo, deceased, having presented
MS second account for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully In the Repub-
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
June next, at ten of the clock before noon, and
show cause, If any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
WIN. NJ. RUST, Judge.
true copy, Attest B. p. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1876-05-25

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo. on the second Tuesday Of
May, A. D. 1876.
r A. & H. w. BRACKETT, named Executors in
- a certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Allen Bracket late of Lincoln
vile in said County of Waldo deceased, having pre-
sented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said J. A & II W Bracket give
notice to all persons interested by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at B. fast, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County on the second
Tuesday OF June 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.
WIN. NJ. RUST, Judge.
true copy, Attest B. p FIELD Register.