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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27
SHERMAN.

There was a rumor current in Washington
on Wednesday that John Sherman Lad resign
al the Treasury, but IS such step, under the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-27

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .*7,317 ,j3l 90
Add to this about ~ per cent, the annual
amount OF notes lost and destroyed, all of which
accrues to the government, say S4,500,000, and
the $10,05S, 122 which the national banks paid
in 1876 in state and local taxes, and the footing
stands as follows:
Interest received by National banks on bonds
deposited in L. 5. Treasury. 49,. .$l6000,00O
National and state taxes, &c. paid. u ,S12, G53
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DIED..

obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name aua Aoe
must bepai0for.J SN
IS years and 10 months.
In South Montville Feb. Goth, Mary H., only child
of Leonard Cooper, aged 9 yrs, amos. and Is dlys
of the late Charles Wetherbee, aged 81 yrs, mos
In Union, Feb. 2Sth, Mrs. Henry Barker, aged 40
years.
about 50 years.
In st. George, March, 9th, Mrs. Nancy Robinson,
aged 90 years, months and 20 days.
In St. George, March LIST, Dea jeremiah Hail.
aged IS years.
At Seal Harbor, Feb. 9th, Margaret A. Racklif.,
aged % years.
In Bllehil JAN 25th, Mrs. Charlotte G. Carter,
wife of Simeon Carter, aged Is years and 9 months
In Surry, Feb. 9Th, Lizzie, daughter of Allen Gas
per, aged II years. Feb. 9th, Mrs. Casper, aged II
years.
Feb 10th, Mr.. Mayo. Of Brooksville, aged 80 yrs.
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Administrators Sale.

TSt EStANT TO = License from the Honorable
i Judge OF Probate for the County OF Waldo, |
shall sell at public auction on the sixteenth day OF
APRIL A. ID. lS., al 10 O'Clock A. NJ ut the office OF
Joseph Williamson, in Belfast, in said County all
the right, title and interest which John West, late
OF sad Belfast, deceased had in and to the following
described real estate, situate in said Belfast viz
beginning at stake and stones ut the angle caused
by the intersection OF High and Vine streets thence,
westerly, on said Vine street, to land of Jacob Mar
liner; thence, sonthcrly, by said Mariners land to
land now or late of Elijah N. Shuman; thence,
eastery ON said Shumans line TO said High street
thence northerly. on said High street, to The place
Of beginning; said premises being subject to the
widows right OF dover therein.
Dated this fourteenth day Of March. A. d. 1S...
HARRIET WEST,
The will annexed .w.e
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thousands of Atfday;ts

Many having used ''patent' and prepared
medicines and failed in finding the relief prom
ised, are thereby preiudiced against all med
lcines. Is this right? Would YOU condemn Ell
physicians because one failed III giving the re-
lei promised: Some go To California in search
of gold, and after working hard tor months and
finding none, return home and say there IL no
gold there. Does that prove it, Many suffer
ING with tatarrh and pulmonary affections have
used the worthless preparations that crowd the
market. and in their disappointment say there
- no cure for Catarrh. Does that prove il {:
Does il not rather prove that they have failed
10 employ the proper remedy There are thou
sands OF people in the United States who can
make IN affidavit that Or. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy and l'r. fierce'S Gold Medical Discovery
have effected their entire cure. Many had lost
all sense of smell for months. and pieces of
bone had repeatedly been removed from the
na- III cavities.
When life is enbitiered by the Sutrrinss from
Dropsy, Hright'> Disease, Kidney, BLADDER aud
rinary Disease, Mental ANA Physical Debility,
take lit MIS- REMEDY. Incontnenre an / Re
tenlion Of rinc, Diabetes. Gravel, loss of Vi
tality. EXresses. lntempcrance and General
Debility. are surely cured by HUNTS REMEDY.
fNFALLIElE EyE-WAsli is not injurious.
y VALUABLE GIFT. To every reader of this
paper who is sick, or has al invalid friend will
be furnished free, by mail. book VIII ch will
explain how ScrOfula. llumors. Nervous and
other chronic diseases may be permanently
cured. Address p. 0. Box 1922, Boston, Mass.
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.LIHI.E EYE-WAsli is not injuriol,
Pills, Potions and Punee ncies.

Why are your eyes like friends separated by
distant chimes: Thev correspond, but never
meet.
10 ailay tickling cough and for hoar~eues>.
Use 'tforcst Tar Troches.''
"Why don't your father take a new spaper::'
said a gentleman to Il little urchn whom lie
caught in the act of piering one from his door
step. cause he sends me to take it,
"a friend in need is a friend indeed .4dtll2-
sons BotdNir B0ls0W has proved itself a friend
TO the suffering, and its best recommend alton is
that where it has once been faithfully tried no
other remedy will be used for coughs and colds
DR.. Schenck's Standard Remedies,
The standard remedies for all diseases of
the lungs are SCnENCK's PUIMONIC SYRUP.
SCuENCK'S SEA WEED Tonic and SCHENCK's
MANDRAKE PILLS. and, if taken before the
lungs are destroyed, Il speedy cure is elected.
TO these three medicines DIR. j. II. Schenck,
of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid mat
ter IN the lungs; nature throws it off by an easy
eNpectoration, for when the phlegm or matter
IS ripe slight cough will throw it of, the pa
tient has rest aud the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pumonic Syrup to do this,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse the
stomach and liver. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
act on the liver, removing all distractions, re-
lax the gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and
the liver is soon relieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is gentle stimu-
liant and alternative; the alkai of which it is
composed, mixes with the food and prey cnts
sourlng. 1t assists the digestion by toning up
the stomach to healthy condition, so that the
food and the Pulmonc Syrup will make good
blood; then the lungs heal, and the patient will
surely get well if care ia taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult Dr. Schenek, either
personally OF by letter, can do so as his prnci-
pal office, corner of SIXTH and ARCH SITS,
Philadelphia, every Monday.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country. 2mos35
Acting "like a charm means ruin to the
stomach. AS sure and safe remedy for colds,
coughs and sore lungs, take "Forest Tar" 1t
never fails to do good and never does harm.
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MARRIED..

In ihis city, March 18th, by Rev. George Pratt
Mr. James H. Cunningham. to Mrs. II. nj. Moore,
both of Belfast.
WORTH Esq, Mr. Latorest Sewa of South Thomas
ION, ana Celia f. Conant of Appleton.
IN west Ellsworth, March 4th Mr.. Jesse Trevor
of Surry. A''
=, IN Hoekland, March Sd, Capt. Abner Ames aud
Mrs Susan NJ. Coamore both of Rockland
In Matinicus, Feb. eth, Mr. Robert Wilson and
Mrs. Frances Smith, both Of AIartinicus
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Advices fiom Liverpool state that
knocked overheard and drowned from ship City of
Brooklyn shortly after her clearance from that port.
VIM Crockett, of this city, last week fell from the
deck load on board schr D. X. Arey in this harbor,
and falling to the deck, broke his elbow.
1t was a meritorious act of Mayor Houston's to
give his salary to the poor. The amount Of $50 was
distributed by himself.
Josiah Mitchell and Henry Parker, in consideration
Of the valuable services rendered by the fremen in
protecting their property at the fire Saturday night
treated them to coffee and lunch.
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TRFMoNr. The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing year = SeIectmen w
". \, Heath, Peter 5. Moore and George Reed !;
CLERK and Treasurer. s. ". Herrck 8. s. Com.
". ". A. Heath. All democrats
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NOTICES.
A CARD.

wish 10 thank my friends who on the night of the
fire, and during my absence, kindly assembled at my
store and packed all my earthly possessions securely
in boxes and had them ready Tor removal had been
necessary. l trust that they may require my
assistance in similar case, but if they do here or
hereafter they may consider specially engaged
Tor the occasion. GFC. A. DUMMY
EFlTAST March Doth. ~
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Secor Robson leaves the navy depart
ment two millions of dollars in debt. il is
said IN Washington. That is but q drop
in the bucket of waste, during the pasl
eight Years, in that department
The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

The municipal election in Biddetord
Monday was hotly contested. Pierce,
Gep) was elected mayor receiving 1885
votes to 1912 for Warren (dem.) The re-
publicans elect three Aldermen and the
democrats three, and the seventh Alder
man is claimed BY both parties. In Bangor
there was no contest; the democrats feel
ing aggrieved about the ward lines allowed
their opponents to elect Dr. Augustus c.
Hamin Mayor by 1868 majority. Only one
vote was cast in opposition. In Augusta
the republicans carried six OF the seven
wards; Chas. + Nash was elected Mayor
by 504 majority in a total vote of 1879.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

4 1t is said that Il position in the Cabinet
Was offered to Hale, but he preferred to
remain in the House. The Maine delega-
ton pushed the claims OF Mr.. Frye to a
seat in the Cabinet. but to no avail
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The able address of the Democratic Ma
tlonal Committee, which is published else
where in this paper. will he found of great
interest to all who are not thoroughly
wearied OF politics In that document
the party injuries are calmly and patient
ly reviewed. Read and ponder, and he
ready with your ballot at the next cleo
ton to right these enormous wrongs
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A CARD.

BELFAST, March 18th, 1871.
wish to express my thanks to the officers and men
OF our city fire companies for their very active and
efficient services at the burning of my stable Sat
urday evening. JOSIAH MITCHELL.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

1t has been decided moi 10 call an .tra
session OF Congrcs
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SHIP NEW s.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
March eth, schr G. n. Gilmore, Dighton, from
Philadelphia, with 300 bushels corn to Pitcher
Gorham.
March 11th schrs L. 5. Wilson, Patterson, Rock
land with lime to Maine Central X. X; Mary F. IIud-
son, Lake, Portland to liazeltne < Co and will
load ice for Jacksonville, Fla; Empire Ryan Boston,
with general merchandise to order.
March 18th, steamer katahdin. EoiX, Winterport
(and proceeded to Boston;l schrs Ella, Gray, Gas
tine; James Bliss, Hatch, do, and will probably
load for some southern port.
SAILED.
March 10th, schrs Moses Eddy, Warren, for Balti-
more with 1850 bushels OF potatoes by Pitcher q
Gorham; }. II. Whitmore, Webb, for do with 1000
bushels potatoes by Woods, Mathews x Baker
Hero, Mcdonald, for Boston with 20 tons hay. by
the same parties.
March 18th. sch p. NJ. Bonnie, Burgess, vinalhaven.
March 18Th, schrs G.. NJ. Gilmore, Dighton, for
Philadelphia, with 1900 bushels potatoes by Woods,
Mathews s Baker; Nathan Clifford, Holmes, for
Boston with 20 tons hay, by Black OF Searsport
Lillian, Ryan, for do. with boxes and empty barrels
D. X. Arey. Peachy, for do. with 81 tons nay by
Black OF Searsport: Herbert NJ. Rogers, Warren,
tor Philadelphia Baltimore with 4,Z00 bushels Of
potatoes by Pitcher s Gorham.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

Senator Blaine proposes new elections
in South Carolina and Louisiana, to settle
the yeyed questions regarding party III
premaCN.
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Vessel owners need not despair, fifty cents is Of
iercd on ice from Boston to Savannah.
Schr Annie L. McKeen will come from Boston to
azrtine Co., and load hay, etc. for jacksonville,
Fla.
Fridays gale so disarranged the draw of the upper
bridge that vessels unable to pass through Tor
several days.
Mr.. William A. Huston, formerly teacher of the
High School in this city, is attending medical lee
lures in New York.
The outward bound vessels from Belfast were all
safely harbo:ed during the severe gale of last Frday
20 far as heard from.
The sailor rescued 10y Capt. Kane from the bark
Maria, has reached London in safety Since his
rescue the bark has drifted ashore at Faval where
her cargo will be saved
schooner Prescott Hazetine OF Belfast, arrived Al
Gibraltar from Jacksonville on the 9TH ms. She had
previously laid at Jacksonville bar forty days await
ing chance to get 10 sea.
The Jacksonville CI'Ioridl Daily Union of March
lst, makes mention of 4 very pleasant party given
board the schooner r. II. Livingston on the even
ing preceding her departure for Demarara.
Schr. d. II Bisbee, Capt. VIM. /. Libby OF Stock
ton recently made the passage from New \ ork to
Montego Bay, jamaica, in nine days, eighteen
hours The voyage previous 10 same place was
made in nine days and ten hours. Very quick pas
-ag,.s
We learn that the bills OF lading of other Belfast
vessels than the recently mentioned have been
forged ana money drawn on them. 1t IS not expect
ed that this VIII occasion any trouble in collecting
the freight money.
Among the charters lately noted in New y ork are
SC IA H.
gfn port 10 port in Alger hard pine lumber at 81
gold, aud schooner William Frederick from New
ork TO Trieste Austria, 1000 lump sum, out only.
A Gocbland ls5, relates ia Ms An incident of enid
mining which sur1)Asseth the Black Hills The
precious came III the shane OF genuine gold dollar
from the heart OF cake Of cola SOAP And for
eNermore there will never be in that family super
abundance OF unclean hands and feet.
A Boston drummer had sad exnrrjencr with one
ul co.'s horses last week He was driving ouietl,
Al. Belmont when the sleigh runner broke through
tac crust tine sleigh timed snhicientlv TO throw him
out. The horse look fright ynd ran and 1,ss NOT
.laurrd until te reached Nh. ioot 81 Main street m
rbi4 c,t.. the Ianr ,,tu 4,m encountered no
i.ta.I. .rI b,iot t4 ypi,,,,,. etrn,I.4 safely il,
a..- t-.... ,e.. -..-., -, ,,,., 49,.
Htgh street Thursday afternoon and demanded
morev, the peddler showed lis license, but the Of
o. l e' Ie t noe ngs'1il
1--WE NE head with ks biIIy. A crowd Collected,
Wr-Sted the billy from Ellison and broke il over
are 10 ba, hien ici.i ron n1
HE above rom tb.. I.ost7n J,,r,.l 81 March ,,u
.-,nli road ,.,t., ,,,-ttn.t,a pt,1at.,
e41t..t
Il
- ''''' ~ i'' merry maze {"
>'' VI - i'' "'' II l'i'''" III ''l''n'lu
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March I'd, Mrs. Wrve wife of tie abe AMI ugh
ter of Benjamin Narnuln Feb. 21st, a daughter Of
Gilbert Davis aged years.
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WALDO So, Supreme judicial Court In sacatio H.
March 8, 1871.
On the foregoing petition ordered That said libel
liant notice of the tendency of her libel to be
given TO said Isaiah Rendell, the ibellee by publish
ing an attested copy Of the same with this order
thereon three weeks successfully in the Republican
journal, newspaper published at Belfast, in said
county, The last publication to be ut least fourteen
days before the third Tuesday OF the April term OF
the Supreme Judicial Court next to be holden ut
Belfast within and ior aid county OF Waldo that he
may then and there appear and show cause, if any
he haze. why the prayer Of said ibelant should not
be granted. j. G. DICKERSON, j. s. j. c.
true copy Of libel and order thereon.
Attrgt: ". d. Frye, Clerk
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MRS CONNEllYS
To the Honorable Justice Of the Supreme judicial
Court next to he holden at Belfast within and for
the County @ " aldo

To the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme judicial
Court next to he holden at Belfast within and for
the County OF waldo.
yHNHr libel OF Amra II. Kendall of Belfast IN said
L County, wherein she informs this Honorable
Court that on til" nineteenth day OF December, SG,
she lawfully married to Isaiah Kendall, at
Brooks, in said County; that for five years next
after said marriage they co habitcd together man
and wife at said Belfast; that three children result
ed from said marriage, who are now all of age that
your libellant has behaved herself il chaste
and afectionae wife towards the libeliee but that
said libeilee wholly unmndfu Of his marriage vow
and duty has not conducted himself towards your
libelant as kind and faithful husband, but in No
vember, 1861 wholly deserted and abandoned your
libellant, his home and family since which lime
your ltbeIant has supported herself from the avail
OF her own industry; that the residence of the libel,
lee is unknown to her, and with the Of reason
able diligence she has been unable to ascertain
where it is
Wherefore and by reason of the foregoing facts
your lbeilant prays that a divorce from the bonds
Of said marriage may be granted, if deemed reason
able and proper, conducive TO domestic harmony,
and consistent with the peace and morality OF society
Belfast, Feb. IS, ls,l.
ALNIRA III. RENDELL.
WALDO -. Feb. z, ISL. Personally appeared the
above named Almira ii. Rendel and made oath that
the residence Of the above named Isaiah Rendell Is
unknown to her, and by the Of reasonable dill
gence She has been unable to ascertain it.
Before me, GEO. l.. WALLACE,
Justice OF the Peace.
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STATE FuNpS,
RAILROAD FUNDS.

Due for Rent Of Armory 3 years. 10000
9 $ Bank and Mill Tax 1876. 299i32 80!
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Reps Ward 3. Wn>low ILLS ANA uazan Nc heen
D5las.
CONSTANTS tIft ItD.
Ward |. !. W. Eastman, Rep. Ward 2. Sarnuel
Norton, Rep. Ward ,. j, W. Nash, Dem. Ward 4
Henry F. Bailey. Rep. Ward ;. Isaac Mason. Dem
WAEDFNs AND CLrRLs ELEcTEn
Ward !. A. G. Sibley and +. J. Morrison, Reps
Ward 2 q. G. johnson ANA W n. Morrison, Reps.
Ward 2. IA f.. Mitchell and H. A. Greer. Dems.
Yard 4. l.. Il. Goblet and VI l.. Hatch REPS
Ward = {. ". Rogers aud " I. Hogan, Dems
There being no choice for Aldermen in Ward B
and t, new elections ordered on Tuesday. In
ward :, Mr. French made no effort. and allowed the
election 10 90 by default. Ofthc lI6 votes cast Mr.
Williamson received ll9. In Ward 4 a spirited con
test waget all day. The Republicans dropped both
candidates Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Iitilefcld
End nominated Geo. H. Ferguson. A portion of the
Republicans bottled and went Tor the Democratic
nominee, and hi election seemed almost as urad
Bat for ways that are dark and tricks that are vain
Ward 4 j. peculiar. Result. ferguson rscei we'd a.
fayson q.
lVWN f.iitIlotS. The following are the officer
elected in Morrill, Tor the ensuing wear -Selpctmcn
+. Mariner, Jr., Israel Woodbury. and j. " Cross
Clerk, Lewis NiacapaW; Treasurer, f. Mariner .Jr 4;
Collector 1. n. White. Supervisor of schools, n H.
Jackson
Brooks Selectmen, Joseph Iittlefeli, Chas f.
Lane and John Jones; Treasurer, Albert Rose ;
CLERK, j. $. IiuXfnri; Supervisor Of schools, owen
ifussy.
Winttrport. Clerk, l.. -. CARTS; srlectmrn, T.
q. Arey, Geo u. Shaw, Geo. W. kitchen; Snper,ia-
Of Schools, Rev u. II. Small
islesbOTo. Srleclm+n, Chas Nash Calvin "
Sherman and Jas. H. Ryder; Clerk, Chas. Nash
Agent, Calvin W. Sherman, Supervisor of Schools
nelson GilkPy.
SwANYILIf. Selecmcn, A =. Nickerson, Edwin
Greeley and James Nickcrson. also assessors and
uverseers Of poor; Clerk, Henry NJ. Chase Consta.
bic Collector and Treas, VIM Clements; $. s. Com.
A. +. Nickerson; Town Agent, W. r. Peavey. The
town raised $6lG for support OF schools and $1,000 TO
defray town expenses.
MONROE. j. Atwood, Moderator; Jas Palmer,
e. j. Tasker. Cyrus Chase, Selecmen, &C.; A. II.
Mayo, Treasurer; c. II. Nealey, Constable and Col
ector; ii. G. Arey, Supervisor; r. Mayo, Auditor.
PROSPECT. The following named persons were
chosen as town officers at annual meeting ::
Moderator, j. H. Hillman; Clerk, j. Il. Libby; Sc
iectmen, Assessors, &C., s. S. Trevett A. Lane f.
ID. Hartman; Agent and Treasurer, j. F. Libby
Supervisor Of Schools, II. q. Carley; Collector of
taxes, W. II. Jenn; Constable, l.. C. Cummings n
debtedness OF the town, $4.lG.
BELMONT. Moderator M. b. Hunt Clerk, A, j.
Donnell; Selectmen. &C., NJ. A. Morrell, C. C. Cam
NETT, James. A. Sprague; Treasurer, II. Smart :;
Constable and Collector, T. W. Cunningham; SUI
pervisor. Chas. M. Cunningham Auditor, A. j.
Donuell.
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City Treasurer's Report.

CITY OF BELFAST,
Treas. Office March 1877
To the City Council of Belfast;
GENTLEMEN Herewith l submit as required
my annual exhibit as City Treasurer showing the
receipts and expenditures for Municipal purposes.
Schools, City Debt, Interest &c. for the year end
ing March 5, 1877.
DAN'L HARADFN, City Treas.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-15

NIElERFonI. ON tuesday OF last week John
Meehan, a young fellow aged %, stepped into the
store Oh H. q. Arey, one Of the selectnen of inter
port and desired to get order for some RIM NJ the
agency. knowing Meehan's love for the ardent MIR
Arcy positively refused to grant his request Arey
then spoke to Mr.. A. f.. Fernald tailor who was in
the shop, and asked ii he could the morrow lend
him certain sum. Fernald replied in the atfrma
tive. and nothing more was thought in regard to il
Meehan, however, hearing this, determined in some
way to get this money. About midnight, therefore
that night he went to Eernald's house, and LEAVING
his overcoat and mbbers in garden near by, tried
to break into the house. In tins 1t would appear as
if he failed, and at last getting desperate he went to
the front door and reused the occupants by rappng
upon it. Mr.. Fernad came down stairs and inquired
what was wanted. Meehan commenced telling a
pitfu story, trying to make ont that he was poor
soldier boy DESTROYS of getting in out OF the cold.
Fernald soon recognized Meehans voice, and know
ing that he was drunk thought the best way to get
rid of him would be to step out and tell him leave.
lie did So but Meehan would not go unless Fernald
you'd go also Fernald was anxious to get M[eehan
away where he would not disturb his (Fernad's)
wife, and therefore picked up rather long club,
commenced moving away from the house. They had
proceeded but short distance when Mechan seized
the club which Fernad carried and commenced strik.
ing him. Fcrnald then locked with Meehan and a
severe tussle occurred. Meehan certainly got the
better OF his opponent and had not the cries of Mr.
Fernald and his wife brought out persons from the
neighborng houses, Fernald would undoubtedly
have been killed, as Meehan is n desperate fellow
ana would as soon take life rs almost anything else
Meehah and Fernald got separated for few mo-
ments, and man named Mansfield fired two shots
at the assailant. 1t is not known whether Meehan
was hit by any of these not but he started down
Ferry street Immediately at a rapid pace. and al
though the constabes have been busy trying to find
him, nothing has since been heard of his where
abouts. Bangor Commercial.
MoNTvILLE. The farmers of this town have or.
ganized society, called the Monylle Agricultural
Society, with the view of holding fair next fall.
A full board of officers was elected.
IsLEsBoRo. The house of Mr.. James Dodge, of
this town, was recently destroyed by fire. with most
of its contents. Partially insured
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Rooms to Let

DLEAsANT Rooms to let by the subscriber in
l. her house on Spring Street. Is particularly
well located for people working in the factory.
Apply to MRS. MARGARET HAUGH
Belfast March Is, 2s7- f}7t
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LIQI OR FINU.
Cnexpended Fund of 49,. :,O19.2S
Received Of Agent in 1870. $500 2,4t'
CEMETERY FUND.
Fund Of 1873. n,