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The New York herald., 1878-02-25

Ship Leonors Grimm from Singapore for London, Feb g.
lat 40 n, lon 16 W. -. -
American ship showing JObh, steering W, ,sDec rs.
lat IS s, lon ~ 4: , -.
Nav York y 27, lat 43 Ion 81.
bark Amsranth tGer,, Brauer from London for Sandy
Hook. an 81. of Sciv.
Bark Henry V.sD HsssloOp. from Bremen Or New YORK;
Feb a. on Portland.
Bark Heiior Der, Nordt. from New York for Konigs.
berg. J an 30, lat Al 46 Ion So 81.
Ba Iepanto, Bunker from Rosario for Europe. Jan 81
no lat. &C. .
York Fob 8. lat ~. lou l5 81.
Bark Flor. tNc, Ms.tson from London for Pensacola
Bark Luis A Martinez tBr) Btton. from Glasgow
Demerara, Jan ~. lat lS 40 Ion 50.
Schr Maggie Rivers Rivers, from Baltimore for Rio
Jauciro. j an IA. lat 20 % N. Ion 30 80 W.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
AN UNpROFITABLE ROBBERY.

James Mcclure and James Brennan, on tho 18th Of
last June robbed Martin Nom, of No $50 West
Tweuty-sixsh street, Of twenty-eignt cents They
caught him by tho throat and cmped hts pockets and
took the above amount, which was all he had about
his person tho time. Brennan was arrested nd
now serving term oil i've years in the state Prison.
Mct,uire cIudcd capture until Saturday nignt, wnen
an oncer the sixteenth precinct arrested him. In
the Jefferson Market Court yesterday he was held
loo. He denied any participation IN the robbery.
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BRUTAL TREATMENT.

Mrs Augusta Buckle, OF No. SO Hope street, quar-.
relied with her milk man on Saturday night Tho
fellow one John Dlcdescb. ONO. $50 Graham avenue,
cnraged nj her abuse. knocked her down and then
kicked her several times. Mrs. Buckles injuries,
owing to condition, assumed such a serious phase
Yesterday that hor death hourly expected and In
consequence Dicdesch was arrested aud held In tho
sixth precinct station house 10 await the result
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BELOW.

Ship Malta (By,, from London.
ships supposed TO be the Royal ALEXANDRA br) ana
Citnua tBr both from Cacntta.
Bark verena (Br). from Pernnnibuco.
bark Idaho, Richa rdson, from Cirnfuegos.
Brig La sa.tta dsa. from Newcastle H. via Falmouth.
Brir Duway (Aus), Biasuuch, from Cette JAM
Brig Jean anderson (Br). Richards from Arecibo PR
Schr Village Bclc (of Truro BRANDON from Rio Janeiro
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SAILED.

Ships Ivanhoc for Sydney. NSW Carrie Clark, shang-
hac; Stamier. Iiavre; Cuba Ger, London Marianne
VI tPortj Lisbon; barks Brodrcne tNor). Queenstown:
Einor Vernon. Dublin Mary Gibson. Liverpool; Belvi
dere (Br). glasgow Mariana III Portl Hio Janeiro:
Nina Sheldon, Buenos Ayres America. Barbados Eixs
Barss (Br), Bermuda; brias Emma ter). Guam; Peggy
(NorJ Stockhom; Britannia, barbados; Aphonss tbrj,
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, dsU.

U,oR sALE--CHEAP FOR CASH, sLOOP WALTER p.
Brewster in rst rate order will carry 100 tons ss
cct watcr will cxchangs City Property
n. 4. WISE, 159 East Tad Ct
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@OEO = COW CARRYING 100 TONS PUn SALE,
DAOU.new deck snd well brsesd insids Address W
boz lo0 usrsld once.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

spohsn-Dse 20. lat so s. lon Is w. bark Pioneer. rpp
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LEwEs Del Feb 22-Cautonary signals will be displayed
here from tn date until further notice.
CHAS NJ MARSHALL, Observer. o. Signal Service.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
APPOIN FOR
Honest Money Meetings.

The following appointments made in this coun-
ty. Other speakers viii be duly announced. Re
publicauS are requested to make the necessary
engagements Tor the meetings and for the lnct
and entertainment OF the speakers. Posters for
uouncentnt of meetings in their ,ptctyc vCinit-
Will b" furnished.
HON. FL GENE HALE,
Belfast, Friday August i0th, u +. NJ.
HON. EUGENE HALE & HON. W. Ii. FoGLtK,
Jackson, Thursday, August 2!d, : - =. NJ.
WinterpOrt, Friday, August 3D. : Il f. VI
Scar port, Saturday, August nth, II Z. VI.
HON. WM. c. MARSHALL.
Freedom. Monday, August goth. - r. NJ.
Montye Center, Tuesday, August 27th ~ 7. NJ
Liberty, Wednesday, August 18th, - 7. NJ.
Burnham, Thursday, August 29th, II +. NJ.
Thorndike, Friday, August 3Oth, IL +. NJ.
Brooks, Saturday, August 3st, l. l.. NJ.
HON. Il. f. JOHNSON & W. p. THOMPSON ESQ
Troy, Thursday, August 22d, II P. NJ.
Ihorndike, Friday, August I'D, II +. NJ.
Knox, Saturday, August 24th, - 7. NJ.
Northport, Monday, August 10Th. : ~ +, NJ.
1slesboro, Tuesday, August 21th, II i. NJ.
Lincolnville, Wednesday, August 2sth. II p NJ
Stockton, Thursday, August 18th, II +. Nj.
Prospect, Friday, August Both, II p. VI.
Frankfort Saturday, August 3ist ! - 7. NJ.
HON. w. G. MARSHALL & HON. W. q. FRYE.
stockton, Thursday, August 2sd, IL p. NJ.
Prospect, Friday, August I'D : II +. NJ
Frankfort Saturday, August 24th, - T.. NJ.
K. W. ROGERS, ESQ, & f. BOARDMAN, ESQ
Waldo, Monday, August 10Th. II p. NJ.
Swanville. Tuesday, August 9th, IL +. Nj.
Morrill, Wednesday, August 2Sth, +. VI.
Troy, Thursday, August 10Th, L. NJ.
Belmont, Friday, August 30th, ~ +. NJ.
Knox, Saturday, August 3lst, Il Z. NJ.
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Probate Court.

PHILo HEEsEY, Judge-BoHAN p. FIELD, Register
The following business transacted at the Au-
gust Term of said Court -
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Emma 5. Marsha II late of Unity, Charles H. Mar
shall, Administrator Benjamin F. Batchelder late
of Winterport Nancy A. Batchelder, Administers
trx James Staples late of Stockton susan F. Staples
Administrative; Mary Dunton late of Lincolnville
Alonzo NJ Drake Administrator Edgar W Mosman
late of Searsport, lanes W. Mosman Admin rator
James c. Ellis late of Monroe, Charlotte Ellis Ad
minisratrix; Joseph Brown late of Monroe Joseph
H. Brown Administrator; Robert Foy late Of Mont
vile, Robert VI. Foy Administrator.
GUARDIANS APPoINrED-Charles f.. Jones over
Sally Low of Winterport. compos George W
Crockett minor heir OF John K. Robbins late
of Belfast.
LICENSE 70 SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATES OF
Thomas Green, late of Winterport Philo j. Could
late of Monroe.
ESTATE REPRESENTED INsoLv EST-Henry d.
Foy, late of Montville.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES oF-Ihomas
Green, late of WinterpOrt; Ansel Stone late Of
Thorndike; Barbara ID. BarrOws, late of Belfast,
Daniel Jones, late of Burnham; John Allen late of
minor heir of Altha Coombs late of Unity; Addie
Sanborn, of Unity, a non compos mentis.
WARRANT OF DOVER ISSUED ON ESTATE OF
Amos p. Caswe late of Searsmont.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES oF-El Wick
cry, late of Unity; Joanna Doyle, late of Winter
port; William A. Messer. late of Montve Benz.
Whitaker, late of Burnham; Mary B. Houston, of
J Searsport, an insane person minor heirs of H. Ii.
Chase, late of WinterpOrt; Hezekiah Flanders late
of NorthpOrt.
WILL PRoBATED OF Chandler Noyes, late of
Burnham in which after making several small be-
quests to his children he bequeaths the balance to
his wife to hold in trust for his grand Mary
| L. Noyes.
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M ED

In this CITY, Aug 10th, by Rev. David Foster Estes
AIR. Henry |. Smith and Miss Mary Emma Howard
- IN this city, Aug nth by Rev. J. A. Ross, Mr.
Charles f. Russ of Belfast, and Miss cynthia Il
johnson, of Waldo
In this city, Aug nth by Rev. j. A. Ross, Mr.
Charles Z. ternaId of Belfast, and Mrs fve
Richards OF Northport.
= In Scarsmont, Aug 10Th, Mr. James c. Brown anC
Mss i'hebe A. McCurdy, both OF Scarsmont
IN lro&, Aug. l>th, by Jason Estes Esq Mr.
GAVIN e. W5man and Miss Lovina +. Myrick, O
Detroit
In Eockland, Aug. 80, Mr.. George W Davis an(
Miss Fannie ;. Crawford, both of Warren
IN Ellsworth Aug. lst, Mr.. Michael Gaynor auC
Miss Adele RamsbN
In Winter Harbor, Aug. Sth. Mr. Theodore L
o'Riely and Miss Alice JOY, both Of Franklin.
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A Wise Deacon,

beacon Wilder want YOU to tell me- how You
kept yourself and family SO well the past season
when all the rest of us have been sick so much
and have had the doctors running to us 50 long
Bro Taylor, the answer is very easy | used
Hop Bittcrs in time and kept my family well and
saved large doctor bills Three dollars worth OF II
kept us all well and able to work all the time and
| will warrant il has cost you and most of the
nelghbor> one to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same length of time. guess you'll
take my medicine hereafter See other column
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
A CA RID

TO all.who suffering from the errors and indi,
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, &c, will send ii recipe that viii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America
Send self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN, Station d, Bible House, Neto York.
1Y17
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SHIP NEW :.
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.

Aug 18th, >chr MaiuTka Holmes, Boston
Aug. 10Th. sChr Winsow. Mathews, Bangor.
SAILED
Aug. 18th, schr Empire. RYAN, Bangor.
Aug 10Th, -chr.. Geo 3. Ferguson, Ferguson, tor
New York Lillian, Ryan, Boston Nathan Clifford.
rrr--ey. Bangor; T. ;. Wilson, Patterson, Rock
land.
Aug 20th, >chr~, Win,low, Mathews Boston
Ralph Howe-, Getcicn Charleston.
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| uH-'i a,' . ,N iIi "E N ''+Nt''''l hi-t
/ lN-l !. l>Nlll ! 7! ->99. hWLh'H NIItt'
boston NIP"s4le h'N'lr hOu9t}
sent Ii, Wall on receipt OF Price. 81
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.1o AMIN iii. a>s,.rti,n sId 1frrl,..t. I'M. NH,
M.dir1I W Vii ut,tIi.l,pJ ~, the ~ ,rnny utnta,T
I>Sl>ri.,.r HnItnn ,ja >ris,,. : / IL II.
| MI. rretarrntiog" Il lh,,r,-t, yit,Iity N,itous
,ni piy.ia,I DrbiiIv u \ittiity im,,,3iri 4, th,
.rrnrs If ynmtf DR. tn5 cn., s,li,.,tinn n u.ip,.s
liV ~ y, tr, "a ,,,it & i,J "
una" tu >" tnn',rlth ,tifi"u rlyii ,,,d ,nIr ms.
,,,iTini II ~ e, stn,,il ~, 1ir,i ,,nrr 7t ~
n th, LngIi.h langungr vritJn bv 4 III, siran Of
II 1nr ~ H,Lo, M nvr II III, !"
itwnd ,"t,i ~ M %'tiom M~di'I i',,,'
~ iii ' n @,y
tor all forms ol prevailing diseases. tie rtsnt OF
n.,,, ,,.ar. ,t . tt.n.j,. .n,i sn....' m ,r,lt,
ni,hr avn. of ,,hjr i. ,,rti, tl ,ri. ~ H. LnnL
HE author refers, by permission, 10 JOS $ FISH
| Err President: ~ /. IL lN,iKAIiAM Nice Press
| dent; W. PAINE, NJ p Il. !. HAjNlT. NJ. p.t
| r. = l",i 't,i ~ -, y u Man +. VI. ~ > 4.
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'piy,r.ity az Nadiir. md Siry,r,. ,l - no ti,In
| linn p 4 HIsStII n Il Ira.i,'n, n M n,
| tionnl Medical Associntion
More than a thnusnnd Criticisms from M. l,.,ain.,
Political literary ~r4ntitir .nJ R,lionns i,nnar-
hnlr snotan N ti, hi,,b.t t,r,ns of tLs .si,n. II
Iit.n and thny mi Irnnnnnr, If th, Ill NIrIira
| p',t,'.n,inn j., :, !, l,1 I' 49, " ' " o " '"
| rhr Inndnn I,nraf .,,". : NJ ,.rson should Ia.
witlout this yaimaIIe ht1k The ,iuthor is - nohIc
| btnetactor."
"rhp Honk far voung ani r,ii,IIe a,,ed man o r,d
inst nov Il III ssenr7 II lit or nm Pras.ryatinn
G@Pepubi5rnn .yolra,I 7 '''''' y I
| nThp Science IL IL il bavond all romn,rison ma
| most extr.nrSiinarv vork IN phvsinIog,y VA NH
| "IIoDe nestled in the hottou of pandora,s box
and hone nlnmrs her ,,inrs ,np,v since thn issniro
| OF these vaIuuhle works Unfinished nv the pr.hodv
Medical Institute, which are teaching thousands
how 10 avoid thr malaiies thnt Al the citadel or
| life -PIiL1I4ipbiu EugIirer
| "It shouid NJ rend ~ he voung the middle AGED
| and even the old "-Neic YORK TriBune
| eve earnestly hone that the hook Science of
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~ to De the lts
~ ,''t.,If.,, II f.roh combs, late OF Lincoln
Mill ~, ii GInrtv ,f Il ado decreased, hay ing pre-
I'M i ,'f NH III prnh.te
person, Interested by causing copy Of his order I"
be publ shed three weeks ,uccrSsivry IN the Etpub
licnn Journal printed Belfast, that they may Hp
np,r at - lrnttt CONT To be held al belfast viii
in and for said COUNTY on thr 'Sonu ,n nj
Nepltmotr ~ N'' f. ILL., " t ,, I'M, same should
~, '"'N'' '"} ,,,r .iln,yrd
n'' ~ p''''.' 'lP'' ttilIIU uEK-EI Judge
,., - y Lft'Il, lrpi,trr.
T"' COPY N"''
tht 'ouI.! ~ "'"''' Y" .' 7'''
Ah@aN' \ - -
S'AEAH A. BIRD. uamrd t<r1uirN n q crft"tn
instrument puiP" 'IhE Up ne tH' "a W. ''''
testament "i M '"l'' VI, t ,,.,i.i
;i -, NJ, +,r l,-,h,t.
l-t,r.4 It.,f .ii1 sarah 4 si,4 notice To all
- ,,+,.,...t..i H. ,,.iug ,ar,y i# this order ro
H. ,Il-.h,t -hr. ..k- na,.s~fy IN HI tile Il, pul,
Ii f,,r,,t r,ri,t,d III Erifa-t thst, tirry nuy AZ
,.,r ~ t,r,f.,tt ourt tu ~ he'd at belfast, with
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Oar readers will find in another column the al
yeru>eneHt OF the peabody Medical Institute. OF
Boston which publishes the immensely popular
wotk entitled The Science Of Life, or Self Pres
ervatiou. which treats upon all the disorders that
result from the error- Of youth in amasterly man
ner. Ii should be in the hands of every person
suffering from a decline of the physical powers
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EMMA 5. MARSHALL, late of Unity,

rJNHE subscriber hereby gives pubIic notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator of
the estate of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

Also, on the premises in Brewer Me-, on THURS
DAY, THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, the Marine Railways, and Ship Yard
formerly occupied by VIM McGilvery & Co, together
with the reyersion of the widows dover therein.
r z H N = CA SH
WILLIAM L. BUCK, Adm'rs of Est. of
fw3f HENRY Ii. GRANT, J VIM. McGilyery
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ROBERT FOI, late of Montville,

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the OF Administrator of the
statp nf
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THE subscriber hereby gives bile notice to all
1 concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrative
of the estate of
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in the County Of Waldo deceased BY giving bond =
the law directs; he therefore requests all person.
who indebted to said deceased's estate TO make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settemen nj
TO him. CHARLES Ii. MARSHALL.
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in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all persons
who indebted to said deceased's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
her. CHARLOTTE ELLIS.
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Abstract of Plaintiffs Write
Assumpsit a note of hand dated october Il,
1874, signed by said defendants, payable to plaintiff
| on order, for twenty eight dollars on demand and
| interest. Date of Writ Dec. Ii, 1873. Returnable
to January Term, 1866. AID damnum 500. }. w illiam-
| son. Plf's Attorney, Belfast, Me.
True Copy Of the Order of Court with Abstract
| OF the Writ. Attest w. u. FRYE, Clerk.
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AT Probate Court neid :. Reliast, within aud for
tile County of Waldo, on the seuvad tuesday oi
August, A. u. 1873.
T FPARkHU RsT, Guardian Of minor heirs Of
- Ezra Il. Fisher, late of --, IN sand County OF
Waldo, deceased. having presented MS maj account
of Guardianship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said GUARDIAN give hotite
to all persons interested by causing copy OF tniH
order to be published three weeks auccesSlvey IN th
Republican journal, printed at btf"St Iiat t,'}
may appear at a Probate Court, 70 pc htln ~ bei
fast within and for said County, on the second lnee
dly of >cuteInbcr next and show cause any thty
have wins The same should not b. aowcd
PHILO HERSEN, Judge.
true COPY. Attcst--B. F. FIELD, Register.
At a Probate Court held at Belfast within and Tor
the County Of Waldo, on the second TUESDAY y
August, A. -. ISIS.
u W. PERRY, Administrator OF me t',att 60, o.
II. Anterior W Hendleton, late OF l.lhcoin'l't
in said County Of Waldo deceased, wing presenter
hia first and fina account Of Administration iof al
lOwance. ....-... ; .i.
,,ruerrd That the said Administrator give notlct
10 MI persons Interested by causing copy q
thi- order TO be published three weeks succtSs'tij
in the Republican journal printed al belASt' thaI
they NAV appear III d Probate Court 10 oe helu d!
belfast within and for said County, onthe 9ecoso
Tuesday OF september next al ten OF the CLOCK pc
fore noon and shew cause, if any they have why
the same should not be allowed ,..
PHILO HERsEI, Judge.
TUE copy. Attest 3 P FIELD. Register.
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in the County OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law Directs he therefore requests all persons
who indie bted to said deceaseds estate to make
immediate payment and those who have any de-
to him. ROBERT ii. FOY.
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f.~ila> NV AL luR TuE LADIES IL is pre-
Ell that garnets will be again worn this fall and
-trr Fail hats are Of black straw trimmed with
velvet with autumn leaves or peoples The
t.sron dress - becoming and pretty that the
siieS are 10Th 70 give it Up. New fans are Of
F.u down, mounted on pearl sticks and orna
Gated with tiny nbbon bows. An odd design
shawl piu is a mermaid Of mother of pearl.
ited with steel beads 4 picturesque covering
tAe head is a hood made Of blue cashmere,
mined with swans down. The novelties in la
handkerchief, are Of fine cambrc with color
7orders aud exceedingly small The most fash
enable evening dresses have the corsage opening
s1aped Il front and back Large buckles of
raa Ike those worn generations ago are fashona-
VT for the vide belts 50 popular now. The Rem
rant hat Of white plush with large white plumes.
attended for blondes for dress occasions. New
men lawn and muslin dresses are made with woke
waist he yoke entirely covered with rows of mar
rew lace laid on flat New curtains for sleeping
-ooms are made Of unbleached muslin faced with
urkey red and Topped back with red ribbons. A
ace pin, perfect imitation of a half opened rose
bud with foliage the in silver and the stem
and leaves in gold is one of the latest novelties in
lewelry. Scarts for midsummer wear are made of
heavy black Brussels net. trimmed with lace, and
Trapped in Greek fashion around the shoulders A
country suit for young girl is of blue lawn and
white muslin. The white muslin skirt has a short
train. The lawn apron is trimmed with deep
plating. Gold bands dotted with jet flowers are
worn with the Roman couture long, narrow
band is over the brow, and broad one further
back serves as a comb. The newest sashes for lit
Ile children are made of cashmere, either scarlet
pr light blue about quarter OF yard wide
hemmed at each ide and fringed ont at the ends
and knotted
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in the Co:nty of Waldo deceased by giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceased estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same tor settlement
to her. SUSAN +. STAPLES.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-27
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

nr and after Monday. Dec. 10Th, 1877,
~ the passenger trains will run daily Except
sun day) betwee Red Bank and Driftwood, as
follows
tAsTw ARD.--Day Mail leaves P~ittsburg
$40 q. ~; Red Bank lli5o Sligo Junction l2ips
New Bethlehem l:O7 p. M; Maysyille l;26
Troy l.30 Brook,il . 2;Os Tuller's ass Rey
noldsviie 2.52 Dubois 1913; Summit Tunnel
Sac: Penfeld 4;05 weedville ALI Benelette
i:b9 arrives ai Driftwood at $50.
wE.SI WARD.--Day Mail leaves Drntwood
l2.i5 y. M, Btnciette 1903 weedvilie lao
Peuheld I45; summit Tunnel 2;07 DuBois 1885,
Reynoldsville asa fuller's 2is7i Brookyiile 5'3S
Troy $40 Maysvills ALB New Bethlehem ai29
Sligo Junction s;l0; Red Bank si27 arrives a,
Pittsburg At $40 p. IN.
ee The k.yncldsville Accommodation leaves
hey uoldsville daily ut 1850 n. M, and arrives at
HE'D Bank at il;U0 a IN, Pittsburgh AT 1855 p. IN.
Leaves Pittsburgh at $3.50 p. m Red Bank at
5isSp M; arriving at ReynoldsvilIe at sios pm.
Close connections made with trains on p. a n.
Rsilroad at britt wood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCAR0o, Cent supt.
A. A. JACKSON, Sup't l.. O. Div.
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1ied.

Al Lick Run Mills, 10 Goshen township, on
Saturday morning, March I'd, 1878, Mary II.
daughter Of Lewis I. and AIsii. II Trivia, aged
II Year,.
- S% StS,"
Jesuc unItec r,ua 10 @~.rE.ssfar T-.,rsS,
KEEP, her covenant. In the Bible school she was
punciuaily In her class until feeble health pre-
vented.
"Now. while we gather In 'adnss', 10 the angels
say,
Another sister and scholar johns our belly song
to-day"
She left with her relative, and friends the fra
grant memory Of a meek and quiet spirit. and the
consolIng belief that her death was but a glorious
change. May wo not rejoice iha, she Is now one
Of that countless multitude wdo dsts e5lss cal q
great tribulaiion, and have washed their robes.
and made them white In the blood Of the Lamb.
The above coupunicatlon was written At the
reqaes, of her DYING sister. Martha A.. who died
March 2i,', 1878. aged % years and II monih'i
a member Of the sane church, a dutiful daughter.
q loving sister, and q faithful teacher In the Bible
school. as the conversion q all her scholars will
testify. For more than two years she has been a
sufferer, the grace Of God sustaining her until her
parting hour, when she expressed a willingness
to 60 and be at rest.
within a short time. three 10, ing sisters have
been borne 10 that Celestial City. whose builder
and maker Is God.
.. oh, how sweet Il will be In that beautiful land,
So tree hom all sorrow aud pain,
with songs on our lips and with harps in our
bands,
To meet one another agaiu." ma.
Al her home in Law renee township. on Sundsy.
March 18th, 1873, FROM the effects of = fall, Mary
Il wife Of WIN IL. Miller, aged 50 years and Is
days.
She has lived . consistent member Of the N. X.
church for thiriy-seven years She died ID the
,%riumphs 0. faith, and his gone home to rest.
How rwee, the hours Of closing day,
When the soul 10 wrapped 10 endless love,
Heaven dirplays lie g%litteing say
Aud welcomes such IL their home above.
But, Oh, dear mothers gono
And left this world oil pair,
To join the everlasting ,hfong
And roam the glittsrins piaiu. Gov.
At Cleardeld. Pa. on wednesday evening,
March 10th. 1878. Mary b., wife Of h.. J. Morgan.
pres, Mt Register and Recorder vf THU oouhiy, aged
80 years, . month anu Is days.
Al Lick Run Mills, IN Goshen township, on
Thursday, March 2lst, 1875. Of consumption.
Martha A., daughter VI Lrsis aud Amelia VI.
Irwin, aged 20 'eafs and u months.
At Curwen,,iils. on Thursday evening, March
2ist. 1873, Miss Ann MeNaul, in the s7th year Of
her age.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-27
LipEALEU!

We boies thnt hs Legislature has repealed
our special law relating To the col etion Of taxes
in tbis county. We will, therefore, come under
the old system OF tAxes-ibe County Ccmmission-
ers appointing The Collectors. This law will add
81, 200 to our taxes, from tho fact that the tax
payers must pay the Collector ave per cent. for
running after the tsS, while under the present
system his bill was discounted Eve per cent