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DIED |:

AT Jena, the residence of Thomas B. Ring.
gold, in the Parish of Catalonia. on the
10Th of May, 1878, CAPT. FRANK ROUTH,
in the 73rd year Of his age. ma
AT his home, Holloway's Prairie, in this
Parish, on the 4th of June, 1873, AUGUSTA
CHEVALLIER, native of Rapides, in
the 18th year of his age.
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MARRIED (:

ON the 5th inst, in this Parish, at the res,
idence of Jos Chambers, by the Rev. A. N.
Ogden, MIR. THOMAS B. RINGGOLD, to
Miss ANNIE O. KER, of West Feliciana.
No cards. a,is J! II.
u New Orleans and Natchez papers
please copy. ,.a -y
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"a Respectfully submitted,
Il IA eli saa +. SEP, .steeasai
eas ~ @..l B. C. DUKE, W
G. w. BoLToN,
JAS. A. CALHOUN,
* ": J.CAlylr,a
Committee on Finance.
On motion the report of the Finance
Committee was adopted.
On motion the Jury adjourned until
2o'clock p. NJ, .3l.sr.-
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ance OF prisoners i'll the Parish Jail I'M
less mittimus is issued by the pro-
per authority before they are placed
there.
The following report wac submitted
By the Finance Committee: we the
Committee ON Finance would. respect
fully report as follows: sFavorably on
the following claims for.the year 1878:
James Ransdell, clerks fees. SIG 20
f.. H.. Robinson, sheriff, main
5 4taining prisoners from April
10th to June 81 ---.-.. 233 20
H.. NJ. Robinson, sheriff, fees in
criminal cases June LIST -. $50 As
H. M. Sheriff, sheriff, services
ousG Grand Jury Hay, Term-....222 so
H.M.t Robinson, sheriff, sums 3
moning witnesses for Grand
Jury 1890. -. - -: to9 Is
Fl: NJ Robinson, sheriff, lum-
Der furnished Jail .-.-... rs
81: NJ. Robinson, sheriff, sum-
moniDg tails jurors for May
Term, 1879. 80 20
j. w Gordon, salary as Clerk
ssPolice to June LIST 80 33S
JW.sHolt, salary as Officer Of 81
Police Jury to June lst 80. l6 &c
Julius Levin, lumber furnished
IT hIisu IL Oh
Louisiana Democrat, printing
warrants and subpoenas. 80. 9 90
Louisiana Democrat, printing 2 u
proceedings April meeting ofssg sv.
| Police Jury $50. !. .-..-.. 60 90
Louisiana Democrat, printing 3
Notices of Registration -. ~ 90
A. Heymau, articles furnished
Parish to June lst. ...-..... SO OO
Sol. Washington, Constable's
afeesstO June 4th. ...-....... 81 90
L.sNs Marye, Justice fees to
"June ID .--.-. III w
And favorably on bills for 1877 as fol-
iowa
HIM. aRobinson, sheriff, sum-
morning tails jurors, Decem-
Der, 1877 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 26 81
j. naAndrews, Justice fees. IL &C
ID. r. Stafford, Constable fees is IS
4 F. D. Henderson, Justice tees, !.
| dppEOVSu IOF- -. s..... u "a
John Woodland, Constable fees,
approved for. ID Is
WIS. Ridge, work done for the
| Parish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N
And unfavOrably ON the claim If
Manaei Murray for $4,000 for feeding
jurors, for the reason that this Jury
has nolegal right to pay the said bill
The following estimate of expenses
ID made for the year 1878:
Jurors and Witnesses. $4,000 OF
Magistrates and Constables.. 1000 on
Police jurors. -.--..----.... 600 M
Officers Police Jury. 200 o.
Jailer,s tees aud expsnsess.. $500 OF
Printers fees ............ 500 OF
fCOr0Der's fees. . ............. 500 on
Sheriffs and Clerks fees. $500 OF
Bridge Fund. -.. 80 5000 on
Contingent F. Fund. .-...>-.-. 5000 On
Commissions for Collector and
80 Treasurer. ..s............... 1000 o.
Public School Fund. 5000 on
1 atrrr.z..,e. IA $4,000 o.
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SUCCESSION SALE, 4
Probate Ceurt-Parish Of Rapides'

HEVUdSO VVuI WHO'LL VI ~ KH0VO'
Srccrss1oN .oF)
10 n T.v1 opt No. 30i.
~ ~, opEnIEHrr no AN opnrp or
y VnnnlS s 80 80 M ~ .,'tn....
l. sale issuea out VI sm ;a noI' III. ..t 1vu
a.oresa.9, anu 70 u. utr.steu, o,, utn 10
zhs anu eoa .:sns hs m. ~, ' ..a - nu wv
manner prese,auea y "a" st 01 ~ p' ~
cry VI 'ae "l SaSss .';i, ti,er.sava ' "n
spay'heh' VI u0o.'' wa, ''e' e1o.e ~, ="
SATURDAY, the osh day OF JUL,
1910, iiN e+e
between the hours prescribed by law,
offer for sale and sell to the last and
highest bidder, on the premises here
matter described, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
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The United Friends and Knights
of Temperance, having asked ! the
privilege ofringing the Town bell on
the nights Of their meetings, their
request was granted. -.
4 The following bills were approved:
D. c. Paul, salary ..........$5O 90
Thos. Gravity, salary........ u 100
Thos. Gravity, expenses. ,.....,16 %
VIM. St. johns. :. ....i.! ,F3ls IS
Louisiana Democrat ........ I 20
E. S. Hetherwick, nails, etc.. 5 20
Jacob Irving, horse and cart. 8 90
J. Levin, lumber for street
bridges. 81 w
J. Levin, lumber for wharf,. So 80
The following warrants were or.
|dered issned: ns3a@Tp .4r
D. C. Paul. ;. 80. .$25 90
Louisiana Democrat. ..... I 20
WIN. St. J0hn.............. II SO
There being no further business
on motion, the Council adjourned.
w. W. H1rTINGToN, -
Ar HILTON, rasssrg Acting Mayor,
I Secretary HI fkat7f !sa
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The following letter is selected
from hundreds on file in the Office of
Messrs. Ferslew s. Co., Proprietors
of "JURG1ELEw1cz' ANTI RHEUMATIC
MIXTURE" P. 0. Box l406, New
Orleans:
y Mr.. Vim. Smith, M onroe, La, says:
You willsremember me as the person
who was so badly afflicted with Rheu-
matism in 1874, and who was clerk in
the District Court in your city, and
through whose Recommendation some
of your "Anti- Rheumatic Mixture
was semitic California. l have al
ways tsrecomm ehaefls IT, wherever !
come ia contact With those, afflicted
with. Rheumatism, and 1T has al.
ways proved a successful remedy. ]
have never been troubled with Rheu,
tnatisrn sincesI took the: ones bottle.
ss4 go !. /. |. 81 !. I :. : . -
E5CoNspMPrioN! CURED Ansold ply
stefan, retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands, by an
East Indian missionary, the formula
of II simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy aud permanent cure Of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and LING affections
also positive and radical cure fol
General Debility and all nervous com
plants, after having thoroughly teste'
its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands Of cases, feels it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. The
recipe will be sent free Of charge, tt
all who desire it., with full direction:
for, preparing and successfully nsing
Address, with stamp, naming this pa
der, Dr. J.!C. STONE, A North Nintl
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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ALEXANDRIA, LA.,(
a sJune S, 1873. :

The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment-F. Seip, President, in the chair
The following members were present:
s.-s. - G. w. Boltons Eg =
W. J. Calvit,
j. A. Calhoon, e.
B. c. Duke, .
90 H.E Long, ~.
VIM. E. Smith, i
s. D. Williams,
o,,s. 3, 10 Thomas Woodland.
On motion of Mr.. Calvit,
|, Resolved, That the Treasurer be and
ia hereby instructed, to refund to Mrs
E. C. TAFT the sum of $4,000, 1t being
the amount oserpaid in error on thu
licenses due the Parish of Rapides FOL
the year 1873. res ra II
On motion Of Mr.. Bolton,
Be it Ordained, That from and after
this date no compensation will DO al
lowed by this Jury for the mainten'
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GEO. SwARTZENBURG,
Jos. e.. FITZPATRICK,
A, A. DAVID.
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ri District No. g, from Spring Creek
bridge to Davis bridge, on Calcasieu.
I fsafayottaS Over tsyhdics 49,
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District No. 8, from James store
to White Hills. E. Henderson,
syndic. - 81 -
District No. 4, from White Hills
to the Parish line. Benjamin La
baum, syndic. -.
District No. 5, from McNutt's Hill
to Burney's Branch, Ben Hunter,
syndic. ~ 4 III
: District No. 6, from Barney's
Branch to Gum Spring, on Burr's
Ferry road. Samuel Hoyt, syndic.
District No. z, from James store
to the Parish line, on the Monette
Ferry road. = Turner, syndic.
ri District No. s, from Howerton's
ford, intersecting Burr's Ferry road
near Hemphill Creek. Martin Mich
oils, syndic. sag
District No. 9, from Cotile landing
to Bertrand. Oscar Watson, sgudic
,e WARD NO. 8--BAYou RAPIDEs.
District No. l, from mouth of Mad
dox's lane to the head Of the lan'
between the Archinard and Clarl
places. R. Bean, syndic.
~ District No. 2, from heal of th'
Clark laue to B. Cooper's upper line
Willie Hynson, syndic.
District No. 8, from Cooper's up
per line to Lamoth's Bridge. C. R
Haworth. syndic. W.
District No. 4, from Lamoth'
Bridge to Boucff. H. t. Applewhite
syndic. .,a.... --....
District No. s, from the head o
the Long lane to McNutts's Hill
Milton Durham, syndic. ~,
District No. 6, from Texada'
bridge to the upper line Of W. I
Sanford's place. Henry Murphy
syndic. r.a.
District No. Z, from w. L. San
ford's upper line to the lower line {
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4 District No. 1, from Kerr's Creek
to Buffers Gin. John H.. Butler,
syndic. ,fI
District No. 2, from intersection of
road District No. 2, to Spring Creek
bridge, near Babb's. Joseph Ray,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound

Is positive cure for all those painful complaints
and weaknesses peculiar to women. 1t restores the
blood to its natural condition. directs the vital pow
CT Alright, strengthens the muscles of the uterus
and lifts it into its place, and gives il tone ana
strength 60 that the cure is radical and entire 1t
strengthens the back and pelvic region gives tone
to the whole nervous system it restores dis placed
organs to their natural position. That feeling of
bearing dorn, causing pain, weight and hackaclle
is always permanently cured BY its use.
The patient, who before could walk but a few
steps and with great pain, after the of this
remedy, walk several miles without discomfort. 1t
permcates very portion of the system and gives
life and vigor, 1t removes dyspepsia, fantnes, dlu
lcney, destroys all craving for stimulants ana re-
licvcs weakness of the stomach. 1t will cure entirely
the worst forms of Falling OF the Uterus, Lcucor
rhTa, Painful MenStruation, Inflammation and lcer
alton, Irregularities, Floodngs, SC 1t is a great
help in pregnancy, and relieves pain during labor.
For the of kidney complaints of either -cx this
compound is unsurpassed.
BY its the vital processes are quickened. buoy
ancy takes the place Of depression, the eye becomes
brighter, the brain clearer, and the whole system
yibrates with keener, sharper play of the life
forces. BY its immediate effects the patient becomes
stronger, and is protected A. ainst subsequent al
tacks of disease by its strength renewing power.
1t is impossible for woman, after faithful course
Of treatment with this medicine to continue to have
weakness Of the uterus, ana thousands Of women
oday cherish grateful rrlnembrances of the help
dery ed from the use of this remedy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23

We need not stay for leisure hours to shut the
door and retire, for whenever we regret the want
Of retirement il is enough to introduce US into it
even when at meals, or while others are talking
Improbable di>courses, instead Of firing may re
lleye US, by atforiiug some interval of inward re
tirement Thus all things are converted into good
10 tkose who love God.
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Going Home.

here are you going so fast, old man
Where are you going so fast
There's valley to cross and river to ford
There's clasp of the hand and a parting word
And tremuOuS sigh for the past old man,
The beautiful, vanished past
The road has been rugged and rough. old man
70 your feet its rugged and rough
But you see dear being with gentle eyes
Has shared your labor and sacrifice
All that has been sunshine enough. old man
For you and me, sunshine enough
How long since You passed erthe hill, old man.
OF life DER the top Of the hilll
ere there beautiful valleys on the other side
Were there flowers and trees, with their branches
wide
To shut off the heat of the sun, old man.
The heat OF the tcrvid sun
And how did you cross the waves old man.
OF sorrow the fearful waves
Did You lay your dear treasures by one by one,
" 18th an aching heart, ard Gods viii be done"
nder the wavside dust, old man
In the grave neat the waysiie dust
There is sorrow and labor for all. old man
Alas there is sorrow for all
And you. peradventuTe have had your share.
For eighty long Winters have whitened your hair
And they We whitened your heart, as well old man
Thank God, your heart as well
You're now al the foot of the hill. old man:
Al last At the foot of the hill
The sun has gone down in golden glow
And the Heavenly City lies just below,
Go in through the pearly gate old man
The beautiful pearly gate
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23

We find that the Liabilities of ,he town have been
reduced n ne TWO years, ) 5Jl,o6, and that the
amount OF :l.9le u has been paid Tor interest on
orders, making total of : ,469 80 for which the
sum OF $1,000 voted b: the town.
We lind by careful examination of the Order
Book that the Selectuen have issued orders in the
wears ls76-7-, a. follows
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AFFIDAVIT OF True GREEN.

|, True Green, Of Stockton, having been duly
sworn by George GODS, Justice of the Peace, de
pose and testify as follows that | have be. n Tax
Collector and Treasurer il the of Stockton for
eight years-contnuously from 1865 1875 inclusive
That had not had full settlement with the town for
six years previous 1876 when the present board of
Selectmen made full settlement with me- allowing
me all percentages due and attachments on large
amount of worthless taxes which had encountered the
books for long time, and which utterly uncol.
lectabe, the settlement made my Treasurer's
book, and received no town order for the amount
of $65l.54. | am unable to produce said book, and
also my Collectors books bearing on the matter.
from the fact that my buildings burned in JAN
consumed further certify that the present Select
men in all settlements with me as Collector and
Treasurer have never received any money from me,
and that in their first settlement with me, they fol-
lowed method which had been in common prac-
tice before
TRUE GREEN Col and Trea., 1868 to 1876
Witness, ROBERT POTTER
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HE ~ELEtTNEN OF STot kTON IN ACCOUNT WI
IuE TOwN-le7d AND le17
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Roxelany Patter-
~ son of Belfast in the county of Waldo, by her
mortgage deed dated the goth day of April A. d.
1877, and recorded in the Waldo County Registry OF
Deeds, volume l76, page 1873, conveyed to me in
mortgage certain parcel of real estate situate in
said Belfast on the east side of the Bay and the
south side of the shore road leading from Belfast
Searspor, consisting of one-half of land with
dwelling house and barn on the same, and being
the same premises occupied by said ROXelaney Pat
terson and her husband, Sewall Patterson, as a
homestead, reference being made to said mortgage
for further description that the conditions in said
mortgage have been broken; and that by reason
GEORGE HOLT
Belfast, Me- May = 1s7s-3wlg
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MI Att'ys & c. S. CIaim Agents.
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II would appear above that the Selectmen are
indebted to the town, $696 %, but we have charged
them with Sb3I14 worthless taxes and pefcentages
when they Claim TO have allowed True Green Col
icctor and Treasurer in full settlement with him on
his Treasures Book in 1876 when they first assum
ed office, and which has been the customary method
previously, in settling with him. That book is not
now in his possession, but burned January last
with MS buildings together with all his tax Colec
tors books, except his last one and the Selectmen
therefore, nave no documentary evidence to show
such settlement. We have, however, called Mr.
Green before and he testities oath, that such
an allowance made him above stated and
that the Selectmen have received dollar from
him in money, and have doubt that such is
the fact, Mr. Green has been Collector and Treas
urer for eight years in succession, had no final
settlement for six years, until the present board
came ln ana we believe the Selectmeu in any event
received no equivalent whatey for the above named
amount, which technically stands charged &c them
but could not be held against them legally, and we
recommend that the town at its next meeting vote
TO release any and all parties who may be apparent
~ holden Tor the amount of S65l 81 from obliga
ton which does not really exist. Deducting that
amount will leave them owing to the town S45 IL
but they, however hold Tax Deeds of property sold
to the amount of l42 -, which they received of the
Treasurer, (Stephen Cleaycs) and receipted for in
settlement with him, and which would change the
balance IN their favor, leaving the town Indicted TO
them 49, o. The Selectmen have rendered US every
facility IN their power to assist in making a
searching examination and to arrive at all the facts
IN the whole matter, and attest that we have
found nothing to warrant or justify any suspicion
that the funds of the had been taken or nisap
Piled in any manner, and consider that the affairs
have been managed judicioGsly and prudently the
past two years. GEORGE WOODS, ..:.
ROBERT PORTER, Auui'ore'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23

In the District Court Of the United states for the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23

When HoloferQes wished to reduce the city of
Bethuhe. he cut OF the aqueduct and spring whence
water was brought to the city In like manner
does the devil he turns aside the current Of
PRAYER and soon the soul is but barren field
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
LYDIA b. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND
Is a Positive Cure for all those Com
plants and Weaknesses Pc
culiar to Women.

There are thousands Of comc,a nor IT,
ing in the TnHed Suites in good heaItt,
who, betore taAing LW'ia +. Pnhham's
Vegetable Compound, ma bcen Wralids
for years, AMI had h'ied cainly ana mcf-
tectually all the resources Of medical art
schich physicians Of the different schools
could summon to tier aid
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23

THls IS TO GIVE NOTICE That petition has
l. been presented to the Court, this Both day OF
April. ls7s, BY Isaac Leathers Of Brooks, Bank
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have fail
Bankrnpt Act and UPON reading SAID Petiton ''''
1t is Ordered by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the first Monday Of July, a. d.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and that the second meeting OF
the creditors Of said Bankrupt be held before Chas
Ilamlin, Esq Register. on the 10th day of June,
day of June. 1875, and that notice thereof be pub
lished in the Bangor Daily Wing < Courier and the
Republican journal, newspapers printed in said
and in the weekly Bangor Courier, the last
publication TO be thirty days least before the day
of hearing and that all creditors who have PROVED
their debts and other persons in Interest, may APP
pear at said time and place, and show cause if any
they have, why the prayer OF said Petition should
not be granted. WIN. L. rREBLE,
3W l9- Clerk of District Court for said District
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Jewels of Thought and Devotion.

God keep you safe, my little love
All through the night;
Rest close in His encrcing arms
Until the light
My heart is with you as kneel to pray;
Good night God keep You in His care Away.
Thick shadows creep like silent ghosts
About my head
lose myself in tender dreams
While overhead
The moon comes stealing through the window bars,
A silver sickle cleaning mid the stars
For l. though am far away,
Feel safe and strong,
To trust YOU thus dear lovc-and vet
The pight is long
| say with sobbing breath the old fond prayer,
GOOD night sweet dreams. God keep You every
MARY X. Higham in Churchman.
With GOD. 90 even over the sea; without Him,
not even over the threshold
Many people are busy in this world gathering
together handful of thorns 10 sit upon fJeremy
Taylor.
a genial man is both an apostle and an evangel-
lst an apostle because he brings men 10 Christ,
an evangelist, because he portrays Christ to men.
An atheist is but a mad ridiculous derider Of
Piety but hypoerte makes a sober lest of God
and religion he finds il easier To be upon his
knees than 10 rise to good action
Deep sensibitv suits we'll the Offering of ear
nest PRAYER We cannot wrestle with Col Tor
blessings with heart cool and calm whose pulses
are unqulckened whose tenderness is slumberine
TO keep back part of the truth may not always
be wrong since II Is not everybodys business TO
know everything. But to keep hack part of the
truth with an Intention to deceive, is tasehood
quite much is an outSpoken lie
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
THE SUfFERINGS OF WOMEN.

Uterine diseases are not incurabe, but when prop
eriy treated they yield kindly TO medication az the
disposition of all such affections is to get we'll moth
ing being needed but proper medical assistance to
encourage the forces of recupe-aton to overcome
the assaults Of disease.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
NOTICE

TNHIS is to give notice that I, Thomas J. Gloon,
i of Frankfort, hereby forbid all persons from
trusting harboring Margaret f. Gloon, my wife,
my account, for l shall not pay any bills of her
contracting after this date for she has left my bed
and board without justfable
THOMAS j. GLOON.
Witness, RUSSELL A. TREAT.
Frankfort, May Is. lS7S.-3w20
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Removal.

rONANT & co. have removed their stock of
~ Corn, Flour, Feed, Groceries and Provisions,
TO store formerly occupied by j. l.. MOODY, oppo-
site their old stand
Agents for the Bay State Superphosphate.
For Cash they will not be undersold
Orders solicited, and goods delivered when de-
sired 3wl9
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Caution Notice,

WHEREAS, my wife CLARA E. GRANT, has
w left my bed and board without just cause. l
hereby forbid any and all persons from harboring
trusting her on my account.
GEORGE n. GRANT.
Frankfort, May /, 1873. 3w20"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
REWARD!

A REWARD of two hundred dollars is her eby Of
"A fered for information which will procure the
arrest and conviction of any person or persons who
may have, during the municipal years OF 1877 and
1873, may hereafter during the present municipal
year, wilfully and maciously set fire any build
n & or other property in said city.
Per Order of City Council.
L. NJ. BOARDMAN Mayor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-05-23
Freedom Notice,

~ my minor son. FRANK WAGNER, his time, to
act for himself in all particulars, though he was
of legal age. shall claim none of his wages here.
AFTER nor shall be responsible for debts Of his con
tracing. JACOB WAGNER.
BELMONT. Nav .. 1873 3W1g*