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New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
SHOES.
PEDAL COMFORT--LUXURIOUS WALKING.

WE INVITE EARLY ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE
AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF LoW-BUTToNED
AND TIE DRESS AND WALKING SUMNER SHOES
FOR LADIES. MISSES, AND CHITDRENI SPECIALLY
DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE PEDESTRIAN EXEf+
CIsE.
LADIES' SHOES FROM Al 49, MISSES, BEST HAND
MADE 81 75j CHILDREN'S HANDMADE PROM 81 20
OUR CELEBRATED BEST PEBBLE GOAT BUT.
TONED BOOTS, SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY WEAR
LADIES, So; MISSES, s2j CHILDREN'S 81 60.
LADIES' FINE DIAGONAL SUMMER CLOTH TOP
KID.FoXED. BUTToNED BOOTS AT So.
GENUINE FRENCH KID BUTToNED BOOTS, BOX
TOES AND NEAT HIGH HEELS 50 rs.
BOYS AND YOUTHS FINE GALE AND KID BOOTS
AND Low SHOES EQUALLY CHEAP.
INFANTS KID BUTToNED BOOTS. ALL coLoRs
FROM 40o.
rvsAMPLEs OF PIECE GOODS, WITH PRICES DIS
rINCTIY MARKED, SENT ON APPLICATION TO ANY
PART OF THE COUNTRY. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
ORDERS BY MALI.
Broadway and Twentieth-st" NY.
Grand-st., cor. Chrystie,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
Ladies' & Misses SUITS.

THE REDUCTION OF OUR STOCK OF SUITS IN THE
W0RSTED AND WORSTED AND SILK COMBINE 7IoAs
rs CONTINUED FOR THE COMING WEEK. WE Offhh
An THE NEWEST MATERIALS FOR SUMMER WEAh
MADE UP IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AT THE
FOLLOWING EXCEEDINGLY REASONABLE PRICES
THESE QUOTATIONS ARE GENUINE AND THE GOODS
IN EXCELLENT VARIETY
ALLwooL WALKING SUITS at 81 20; former price
sl050. -
NOTIFIED MATERIAL SUIT, sik.trimmed and silk
vest SO former price, SIS.
STRIPED ZULU CLOTH SUIT. at ell 6Oi former
price, s15.
STRIPED ARMENIA CLOTH SUIT trimmed with
silk. sl2 sos former price, sl6.
PINAFORE SUIT in cloth, Sl5
CLOTH WALKING SUIT trimmed with braid sl7 90 )
former price, $25.
CLOTH WALKING SUITS trimmed with corduroy. 800
former price, s27
SUITS OF woRsTED AND sILK-sTR1PED MATE
RrALs trimmed eaborateiy with silk at $685. former price,
COMBINATION SUIT. with SILK Skirts. at $780, former
price $50
BETTER QUALITY, s3s to si5 formerly sold at $50 and
s75.
FANCY CLOTH SUITS trimmed with Satin. at s2s; good
value at i35.
BLACK CASHMERE SUITS, from sl2; trimmed with
SILK from Sl5.
BUNTING SUITS from sl2 20.
FANCY BUNTING SUITS, Striped satin skIt 800
STRIPED SILK SUITS, from sl4 so.
PLAID SILK SUITS, from S22.
BLACK SILK SUITS trimmed with fancy colors' go
BLACK SILK SUIT, good quality. s2s
COLORED SILK SUIT. good quality s2s
WHITE SWISS SUITS in great variety. from So
COLORED CAMBRIC SUITS from 50 So
IMPORTED LAWN SUITS, lace trimmed from slO
CHEVIOT SUITS from s5 70; finer quality trimmed with
lace, and Parasol to match, Sl5.
ALSO,
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CREPE.TRIMMED
DRESSES FROM S2s.
MOURNING TO ORDER IN 10 H0uRS-NO DIS
APPOINTMENT.
ALSO EVENING DRESSES AT SHORT NOTICE
DINNER RECEPTION, AND CARRIAGE COSTUMES
oy HAND OR TO ORDER AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WRAPPERS in Calico flannel, lawn. cashmere, &C., from
Toe. to SO 25
FINER WRAPPERS EQUALLY Low.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

II. w. Johns Asbestos Liquid Paints art
strictly pure nseedOl paints and contain no water Ihe
are the best and economical pants in the world
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
HYDROGRAPHIC REPORT.
HYpRoGRAPHIc OFFICE. CHART ARTMRS
WAsufNGTON Nav lS. 1879
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.

HYpRoGRAPHIc OFFICE. CHART DEPARTMEST
WASHINGTON. May ~ 1873.
Thu onor,nr "a tho renort OF the United Hydro
graphic Ofice for the week ending May II, 1879
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
No Of Chart 2l Title North Atlantic ocean. Sheet H.
Western Part Correction rocky patches on BaksoI e"
fonndand o the soutnwad OF Virgin ROCKS
NO Of o. Title RYer and Gull OF ST. LaWrehcc co
Sheet l. correction. c.oo,,or
No. OF Chart, 81 Title Bermuda ISLANDS; oprreeuo"'
No OF Chart 439 Title Mouths Of the surlnsin aDd ,
Rivers Correction Change In position OF the baok puoS o
entrance 10 Marn River.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Sufferers from coughs or colds will find l
lief by using PoRTER's Cough BALsAh.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
J. &C. JOHNSTON.
FRENCH GOLD PAPER HANGINGS'

O5c mar rol nne Paper and TIC PCT Ivl II IAo.
Window Shades 81 pcr pair also carpets anu bstsesa
per yard JAMES w. COATES, 2lI hudsohS@'
Spslng aud Canalsts
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
Announcements
LAME BACK! KIDNEY

LAME BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE!
BensOn's Capcne Porous Plasters viii relieve and cure
great the ordinary porous Easters ProP
received highest only awards at both the Philadelphia
and Paris FKpositions physicians your locality
abou II possesses wonderful Sold by all respeca-
lie
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Stubborn Colds are effectually broken up by
JAYNR's EXPBCToRANE
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Now READY!
THREE NEW NOVELS FOR 20 CESra
TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA NO. l3
contains
Three Different and Complete stories OF English Life
under the general title Of
THREE WIVES
BY the well.knOwn and popular AuthOrot
Lords and Ladies'"
Sent by mail receipt Of price.
Address THE TRIBUNE,
NeWYork.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27

Freighting on the Belfast railroad is unusually
good at present
Hon. Fred Atwood, of interpret, who has been
Ill., is recovering
There are between forty and fifty prisoners at
Jail, mostly tramps.
There were nineteen tramps sent to Belfast Jail
on the first three days of the present week.
The steamer Katahdin is expected to immedi-
atey replace the Cambridge, on the Bangor and
Boston route.
NEW ADV ERTIsEMENTs. 7. ". Pitcher a Co.. in
another column, make most elaborate display of
goods which they offer at great bargains Their five
cent counter which has proved so attractive, con
tains many new novelties. We advise people
about 10 purchase to look over their stock.-A. L.
Wentworth of South Montvilie. has a farm for
sale-The finder of 500 lost upon the street, is
requested to call on NJ ". Rich-Samuel B. Ha
zeltne Of Searsmont, publishes caution notice
warning people against purchasing note,-farm
for sale in East Searsmont by Nathan W hitten.-
4 card from Mr and Mrs J A. Mace, Belfast
Josiah Mitchell. Belfast, advertlses groceries, con
tectonery, &C. at greatly reduced prices.
Charles Cook, John Friend, William Paine Wi
liam Snow. Thomas Collins, Frank Burns. and
William Walker vagrants were before Judge
Boardman on Monday, pleaded guilty, and were
each sentenced to thirty days in jail. Six OF the
above were captured in one lot coming from the
direction Of Rocklaud The larger number of
them have served out previous sentences in Be
fast Jail ON Tuesday eleven Migrants were before
the court ten OF whom were sentenced to thirty
days each in jail The eleventh. a boy is held for
sentence the Judge thinking he might be the boy
lately missing from Bath On "Wednesday Herbert
Flag before the court Tor an assault and bat
terry upon Amasa J. Jackson. The parties live in
Belmont The testimony was very conflicting
axes and cuts being profusey mixed The Judge
found Flagg guilty and fined hun ten dollars and
costs, from which he appealed 4 va,rant was
also sent to jail for thirty days
PALERMO \ valuable OK belonging to Daniel
Whittier. recently choked to death, by getting
a horn under the stanchon Of the te-uP.
Stu.sroKr. During the high wind of Friday
morning of last week, burning cinders from the
chimney Of the spool mandatory caught in the
root Of the blacksmith shop adjoining the sash and
door factory Of I Trundy. threatening general
contlagratou As it was, the tre was discovered
in season To control IT, else the spool factory Bar
news foundry. the sash ana door factory with 9TH
yr bindings must have been DESTROYED On Mon
day the General Agent OF the Shoe and Leather
Insurance company. OF Boston. was here, and adj
iustcd the loss of J. T Trundy by recent fire
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
Washington Matters.

TIE FATE OF THE GENEVA AWARD.
1t is generally conceded that the &c
ucya Award bill Will not be acted on
finally this session. The Senate Judiciary
Committee has 50 amended the House bill
as to incur the hostility Of Blaine, Ed
munds and large number Of Senators,
who will resist all attempts to take the
bin from the calendar for consideration.
\ BIT OF FUN IN THE HOUSE.
An amusing scene occurred in the
House Friday afternoon. Mr.. kcittr of
Ohio, one OF Mr.. Hayes special friends.
called up the bill which he had reported
from the War Claims Committee to REIN
burse certain army sutlcr who had fur
nished Sherman's army at Shiloh with a
quantity of provisions keiter made an
earnest speech in favor Of this war claim.
General Bragg CDemocrat) Of Wisconsin,
who had been in the Union army and
had made 4 close study Of the genus
sutler, opposed the claim in an exceeding
" forcible and happy speech, which set
the whole House i'll a roar, and which
ended with a motion to strike out the en-
acting clause. This motion was not de-
batable, and keiter appealed 10 Bragg in
yoclterous tones to withdraw the motion,
but the cry for Il vote came from all parts
of the House. The motion was put and
carried by 4 rOuslng aye.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
The Alligator.

A Florida letter says Although very
clumsy, their Quckness in some cases is
remarkable, as when in the water speed
of from five to eight miles an hour is
made, and on land they are able to throw
themselves over half circle, using the
forefeet for a fulcrum striking their enemy
with their tail with tremendous force. In
getting food, the alligator shows a remark
able degree of cunning. Fish is accep-
table, and to catch them number of al
ligators form in line, driving the fish be
fore them into cove or inlet. Then
each alligator makes a rush, catches a fish
in his open mouth, rises to the surface,
losses the fish into the air, at the same
time eXpeling the water BY a current OF
air drawn through the nose, and is ready
to bolt the fish when it falls Owing to
the formation OF the teeth, the alhga
tor cannot maStIcate his food, but bolts
it in small chunks The gulet is not
large. Prey of any considerable size IS
concealed until it begins to putrety, when
it is sought and deyourcd. The largest
animals are attacked if they get into the
water, dragged down and drowned. Last
spring large oN went into the waters Of
Lake jackson. not far from Tallahassee,
to drink. An alligator fastened to the
fore leg Of the ANIMAL crushing the bone.
The OK struggled on shore, dragging his
antagonist with him. At this time the
shore was black with alligatorS, attracted
b the smell of blood, and some crawled
upon the bank. The ON fought valiantly.
tossing one of the monsters high in the
air, from which fall he lay on the ground
stunned a considerable time. But the
wounded OK again got into the water,
and mammoth alligator closed on his
nose and dragged him under
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27

with their oaths" would require them to raise the
three per cent. enjoined by the statutes
The board of directors, as tax payers and citi-
zens of Belfast, have as large an interest in her
prosperity as any Others have, and | should be
glad of an opportunity at some future time to show
that the plan proposed by them is Just and right,
and is the best that can be adopted. DIRECTOR.
The writer of the above while making himself
responsible for what he has written, desires that
his name shall not go into print. We are author
lied, however, to give the name of the writer to
any person who may desire it. ED JOURNAL
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
The Value of lime.

As in fire the loss greatly depends upon the
time required for efficient aid to arrive SO the re
suit of catarrh greatly depends upon the speedy
of efficient remedies For over a quarter of a
century, DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy has been the
standard remedy. The positive cures it has effect
ed are numbered by thousands Each wear has
witnessed an increased sale. Its reputation is the
result of superior merit. If the disease has cx-
tended to the throat or lungs Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery should be used with the Ca
tarrh Kennedy, These two medicines will speedily
cure the most stubborn case of catarrh See the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, a work
OF over 900 pages. Price $50 Address the ar
thor L. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27

\ terrible accident occurred at Stock
ton, Cal, Saturday. \ crowd Of more
than 200 persons had assembled to Wit
ness the trial of a new propeller pump set
in the slough and run by a traction engine
The steam gauge refused to act and the
engineer failing to fix it screwed down
the safety valve and went on with his
work. Soon a terrible explosion occurred
blowing the body of the engineer, weigh
ing 200 pounds, over the telegraph wires
and making fearful havoc among the
crowd of spectators. The heads Of some
were blown Off, and others were thrown to
the ground with such violence as to break
every bone in their bodies. The body of
the engineer was blown 100 feet through
the crowd, carrying death and destruction
in its path. Sixteen persons were killed
and tWenty-siX wounded
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
Pills, Potlons and Pungencies.


j. }. Pike d Co, of Chelsea Mass, are accused
OF keeping awake at night to study out advertise
nents. Here is specimen. The safest way to 60
down stairs is head over heels while heels
over head" is the more dangerous But for the
cure of Salt Rheum Sore Lips Chapped Hands
Cuts, Bruises, Scads, Burns, Piles, Corns, Ingrow
ing Nails Bunions, &c, Pixies CENTENNIAL SAIL
RHEUM SALVE, is as sure as gravitation, and per
tectly safe. For sale i'll Belfast only by W. o. Poor
L S1n
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A CARD,

IA VA MI
We take this method to express our thanks and
gratitude to our friends in b lfas, ana many other
places, for the numerous tokens Of sympathy and
sistance they have shown u in our recent brrcaVc
ment. And from among the many friends who HAY e
thong htuy TcmcmU cred l. :, BY kinds acts words.
letters ana kilograms, wish to especially mention
Pavson Tucker, ESq >upt., ana many other officials
and employees Of the NJ. 4. Railroad lur thcir time
home BY a special train thu. enabling IL to Hear lis
last words, and to minister unto his last wants Also
for the effort made to attend hs burial service 10y
special train We pray that sad bereavement
may never come to any Of their homes but if it
should, may they have friends, Is thoughtful and
kind, TO show them sympathy Is genuine and to ron
der them assistance is timely.
MIR. " MRS. j. \. MACE.
EelfAsr Enh
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
News of the City and County.

had III inns city
Next Saturday will be March first usually term
ed the hrst day of spring.
The sch Flora Rogers launched last week at
camden to load hay at this port for Charleston.
Steamer Richmond, on her arrival here after her
cough passage Of Friday night was incased in ice.
The gale of last week blew off all the snow Of
tAe last storm, leaving large portions Of the ground
5ara
4 lady Oh Saturday evening visited several dry
goods stores, in this city. endeavoring to dispose
ot ?I75 shawl
The sch Martha Sargent, Of Searsport recently
sunk below Baltimore. has been raised and on Sat
rr}ag was lowed to Baltimore.
The epzootic is affecting the horse flesh in this
city Mathew, Bros On Saturday lost a valuable
animal. one ct a matched span OF carriage horses.
vt- tais listemper
w,ady DAY Ike Friday last causes a snudier
Y, fear the breast IT every citizen IF Belfast
ire On such day oonld not be supdued with
-hy lts present hre appliances
The acA b K Arey that sunk At the lower bridge
luru- gale last fall Las been sold to Mr.. Elisha
Aryr IT Wiuterport for 500. The vessel viii be
aiken to that place and repaired
Tie prospect for Maine ice the present season
IS not encouraging Tie company which has put
l4..aer,,> Little River and made, other ,reoa-
,,a-, a.- lqt I'D, -4is winter
les.., aid t..,i .,.rory i. Nm. .irr a,n,.,,..
--s +.-... ,si +. r.v,f.r.. N t,,,l ,,ne Nlr,sr.
Mathews that thu outlook for their business
.o..4.l- Wear more favorable than last year
.,-,...,t tl... scti,.. ,,fjIan-hronists NJ
H. ..,... II n. -.,I,ar vouthfnl ems
, ..... . a. -.-. Il, IA. ,b t;rorntn.
...- i.,.,.. II ..,.l .ns,ena,,oo
r.rs.... and e.s.
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-.' "''et'" I"'iiDs % lhe oFl- NeR White
r'.,..' - ~ Ii''l'-' 'n'
"a r "'le'l v
,'' -.'e IN mage SONG very .,aieh
r -''o1 "''''"' any
'' Joseph Miller formerly Judge OF Probate
''-''' ''''''' NA"'e Pe'soN
story Bora IL h-"e"invi..e IL 1900, he Is still
'.''''' 's''''' A''', ''''f ana
r''o ae Las 4rFer been one hundred miles
from -~ 4a,Ae 4ai never travelled On a railroad
plrng the Ugh wind oh Friday. the SCOT in the
Chimney iu tie b,.t,a owned br Israel rox near
t4e North Church took ill., The lame, eaped
,eger. Hill .ssq-. tH,..t. ,,,i-., 1.t,rIaf,o,,
MI; tp 1ct-.5ar1oaI Hab -ira ,,t ~ rs.,i,,,, N,
--At lay repetition 81 tho couhasratIoa Of $50
4-l ~, ~auIl aave 3eea the RESULT
Thetaus II JOAN Mace. conductor .a ILL. Bel
f4,, railroad las been sn-.lArIy unfortunate H.,
-..-.l. accidents ...,y v..,~s .5.,.. Mr. N,ca
-..4-el. uas Jl... injured at B.r,.ban ly holm,
er.,Ari 5e,ae.: Two freight cars. 4 number IF
ears 4so yauu. son was r,.l. over and killed At
Portland About w., 7..t-s .,,., .I,,f.,. Mac. Tr
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They cure all diseases Of the Stomach, Bowels
Blood, Liver, Nerves, kidneys and Urinary Organs
and 800 will be paid for case they will not cure
or help or for any thing impure or injurious found
in em-Hop Btters. Test it, See Truths" OIL
proverbs in another column.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27

! 10 the CaStine Normal school, were in our streets
on Monday.
Advlces from Manila state that the bark Mason
ic. OF Stockton, lately ashore in that vicinity. will
be condemned
The antiquarian supper and entertainment at the
Methodist church has been postponed to Friday
evening March It'll
At the Court Of Insolvency, on Tuesday. the only
business the petition for discharge Of Samuel
knowton Of Liberty.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge Of odd Eel
lows at Portland next week can 20 over the road
and return Tor one fare.
one Of the Cooradoites was stopped on the
steamboat wharf Monday and made to pay that
little bill" H. goes to that land OF promise 81
short
Miss Carter one Of the teachers OF the south
Primary school has retired from that position On
account Of i'll health She has been succeeded by
Mrs shannon OF this city
Kdburne's Art Entertainment will be presented
10 the Good Telnplars lodge to night aud pa Fri
day evening i will be given to the public lt the
Jnlyersali,t vestry
The choral society, for the cultivation Of music.
organized on Monday evening last. with Rev. Mr..
1ootenough. president W Frederick wee pres
dent H l Woodcock secretary aad treasurer
nt,,,b,r wanna, ,...,, from, tbs t,,,,nsofW Wal
do Brooks and Knox took the boat in this city on
Monday, for the promised land otherwise called
Colorado The fever has broken out anew in thi,
vicinity.
The Ladies Of the Bapti,t society Mil Mold
dime sotiable AZ their vestry. Tuesday evening
March An Entertainment IL consist If m1Si,.
reading, ami recitation. win NJ. furnished ,tt,r
which refreshments viii lie. ,od An are cordially
invited
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- W.
l..,
douht ,fa,..,..-.,.,1.l.
Inf matter Y F'1ueiAE inc lee> oi tAe heEiStef
p Deeds ma been before the legislature iAe
Pay TOR iAdeNnE the volumes winch nn!er Rfaea-
Ell term was ~ a Volnme mas been cnt otl ana
hereafter the Register Will get no pay tor THAT IA
DOT A2'Ai AVt volumes per year are indeNe'i.
Joe Robbins who has but one leg. aud walks
with a eratcA enleavored 10 cross the ice between
the two bridges d dar or two ago His erutcH De.
gan to punch holes in the Zee and soon let hun III
all over Al Eobjn>town rushed to the rescue
and joe WAS lrawu ont b., a rope. which lie firmly
clatcAeI ii his teeth
NJ II r,so Ill.,. .1,,.l,.t ,r..ol r,oloi,,.,
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to Tie house Of Dr. Flanders
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27

Pleasant to take, is what most people like
and this Is found in DR.. A. j. Flaggs Cough and
Lung Syrup, and yet il does the work every time
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
Committee Meetinu.

THE Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and
y Claims, hereby give notice that they will meet
at the Aldernens Room, on Monday, March 3D., 1879
from to 2. NJ, for the purpose of examining all
unliqudated accounts and claims against the city of
Belfast, with a view to their settlement.
A. b. MATHEWS, Chairman.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27


Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of this vi
clnlty known to every one most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister of the NJ. f. Church
just this moment stopped in our store to say, II
wish every body to know that | consider that both
my self and wife owe our lives to, Shiloh's Con
sumptive Cure" 1t is having tremendous sale
over our counters and is giving perfect satisfaction
IN all cases of Lung Diseases such as nothing else
has done. Bourbon, Ind. May Is, rs Drs Match
EFT d France. Sold by R Moody Belfast and all
druggists elsewhere.
No Deception Used.
1t is strange SO many people will continue to suf
fer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Constipation, Sour Stomach General Debility when
they can procure at our store SHILOHS VITAL
lZER, free of cost if it does not cure or relieve
them. Price % cts. Sold by, r. II. Moody Bel
fast, and all druggists elsewhere.
For Lame Back Side or Chest use SHILOH'S
POROUS PLASTER Price IS cts. Sold by r.
Ii. Moody Belfast, and all druggists elsewhere
Gmeow3
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-02-27
ELECTRIC BELTS.

cure Tor nor7 Gus deGIIIlV. pfomltur0 decay.
exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure Circulars
mailed free. Address j. n. REEVES, A. Chatham
St. y. y. 3mosS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15

We saw some specimens Of rock
last evening from the ledge recently
located this side of the Summit be-
tween here and Boise City. They
were full Of gold, far SURPRISING in
richness anything we ever saw before.
The ledge has been mined twenty
two feet in length and ten feet deep.
The ledge is two feet wide, and the
ore will mill $1,000 or 81 500 per ton,
at least.
The same company have located an
other ledge q short distance south
west Of the bonanza that will yield
ore that will 60, it is estimated, 500.
per ton
Mr.. Morse also informs us that An
dy Thrash has discovered good
mine IN the vicinity From what we
can learn, there are many lodges in
that section that have not been pros
pected, and the chances are that at no.
distant day large mining camp will
spring up there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-15
The Public school.

The reading of the two rival papers
of the public school, the Advocate and
the Critic, took place last Thursday
evening. The compositions showed
marked Improvement in the pupils
After the exercises Mr.. p. d. Roth
well, teacher or the senior department,
made a short address to the pupils and
citizens of Idaho City. He has re-
signed his position as teacher, which
we were sorry to hear He was the
best teacher we have ever had, as the
advancement Of the pupils in all the
branches taught, the taste they have
acquired for reading useful works,
and their anxiety 10 gather general in
formation, testify We are sorry to
lose him, but congratulate The people
of Placerville on the excellent choice
they have made in securing his SER
vices.
The junior department, under the
tutorship of Miss Ella Halpin, also
shows unusual advancement, and
when the school is re-opened the Trus-
tees would do well 10 employ her
again.