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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-12-08

W. W. Brown will ~"nn have his new
hotel completed. II viii hr hand ,nm-
and cnmnodi"us huilding. we'll suited Tor
ia" purp"s" for Witch it i, int~n,lrd It
IL located "n the South Western c"rucr nf
10" public square next Ia fr'eina store.
\ good hotel building has h,"n needed M
ti"nrr long whlr. Mr.. Blown. >lIuuld
Ice patr"nizrd liI'rrI!;A Icy m"tc'Liut, aud
others for Ill" good h. has dnnr the town.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

DI Fl

Nothing beyond the announcement ofthe nan,e age
residence, &C. ofdeceaSed persons icu be published
under this heading.)
In knoN Aug. 18th, Hiram Mixer, aged s. years
months and II day.
In Northp"rt July 18th, Martha Drinkwatrr, aged
81 wears.
In Northport, July 10th, William Mahoney, aged
y years.
In Brooks, Aug. 81, Alice May. daughter of A. j
and I. Hutchins, aged years and months.
In Roclland, Aug. 9Th, James Nelson Bartlett
aged 81 years, months and q days.
In Rockland Aug. 18th, Charlie A., son of William
and Jessie Bartlett. aged year, months, Is days.
In Rockland, Aug. l4th, William II. Moon, aged
= years, months and days.
In Rockland. Aug. lith, Rose f., daughter OF
Frank ii. and Jennie J. Liscom, aged months
In Rockand, Aug. 18th, Mr. Rufus Derby aged
I9 years, months and II days.
In Rockland Aug. 10Th, Ltleton Il. Edridge
In South ThomaStun. Aug lith, Ephram Shcl
don aged IS years and months.
In Hope, Aug. lith, Orison Bartlett aged 81 Yrs.
In Ellsworth, Aug. 10th, Mrs. Nancy r. Everett
daughter of the late Benjamin JOY, aged 40 years,
months; Capt. George :. Whihnorc aged % years
10 months.
In No. Penobscot, Aug. 9TH, Mrs. Cynthia Perkins
aged so years.
In Castine, July llth. Mr., lothian :. Gardner
aged II years, 10 months and p days.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELT.,
ARRIVED.

Aug. 18th, schrs Geo. B. Ferguson, Ferguson,
Boston; VIM. Frederick, Amcs, New York; Mala
bar, Curtis, Salem; Tahmiroo, White, Saco; Fannie
Il Edith, Chapman, Boston; Mary, Magee, New
York
Aug. 22d, schrs. Mary Farrow, Patter4hall, Ban
gor; \. Clifford, Smaey, Boston.
Aug. 23d, schrs. joachim, French, Boston; William
Stevens Carter, do; James q. Donohue, Warren,
New York.
Aug. 25th, James Holiness Ryder, Boston.
SAILED.
Aug. 2lst, schrs Lillian. Ryan. Boston; William
Franklin, -, Bangor; John Wentworth, Clark,
Brunswick; Orion, Bird, Boston; a. IIayford,
Pressey, Charleston.
Aug. 22d, schr. Malabar, Curtis, Bangor
" 23d, sclrs. Tahmiroo, White, Bangor; Mary
Farrow, Pattershall New York.
Aug. 25th, schrs. Geo. b. Ferguson, Ferguson,
Boston; Fannie & Edith, Chapman, do; +, f. Me
Donald, Kane, Charleston.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
HoAa for the Consumntiuas at


From official record. we learn that over sixty
thousand persons die annually in the [ nited States
from pulmonary consumption. In each Of thest
there was first or incipient stage Of the dis
ease, when all the life forces and organic structure.
were yet unimpaired by its eucroachments. If a
this time an agent mad been found which coult
give to the system higher degree of vitality, and
enable IT to resist the deadly assault, this peri
lous crisis would have been safely passed AnC
not this one only In every subsequent assault O
the enemy, especially where there existed somt
hereditary taint, IA prompt resort to the same re
vtalizng agent would have given like relief ant
immunity. Now il Is confidently claimed and tn,
claim is substantiated by the result of twelv,
years experience of its use, that nst such al
agent has been discovered in COMPOUND ONYGEN
the Of which is rapidly extending If yol
wish to learn all about this new treatment addres:
DRs SrARKEl d PALEN. Philadelphia, Pa an,
they will promptly mail You their Treatise OF
Compound Oxygen.
Dean Swift said; AT is with narrow souleC
people as it is with narrow nccked bottles til,
less they have in them the more noise they max,
in pouring it out
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
News of Belfast and Vicinity

lHrty men are employed.
We are indebted 10 Walltce White, for a box of
.licious blackbcmies from his farm.
ID j. intInlatel that wedding among the colorcd
upulation of Belfast, is in the immediate future.
Post Bcale, of the Grand Army of The Republic,
Bangor, made an excursion 20 Islesboro last mi
Mrs, Henry :. Parker has rented her house to
fohn q. Damon, and will pass the following winter
Boston.
Pupils Of the city schools, who have now had :,
'od long vacation, will he summoned to their
Iuties on the 3oth
1u saturday morning sch. 6. b. Ferguson, in tow
Jr May Queen, carried away the eastern half Of
'll9w Al the upper bridge.
Nt Brooks Mr.. PcndcNter's horse was frightened
81 locomotive, and threw him our with 80 much
.iencc that he became iusensiblc
rnr chicken crop l. nnronnnony .ood thi~ year.
., u our dealers recently hung up III hi~ market
-Jt dressed chickens which wtiged dirty pounds.
gentlemen who sometime moi~tcn> his palate
th an occasional gla~- Of lager, ON ii-hing eat
ot hi- wrll remarked that hc had noticed sort
tuhta flavor
ll.u. SETH l.. NIhkcn has been engaged to stump
>.0 York stan. a- soon a- tht campai4n closes ip
'Huur. This makes the dlh year of Mr.. Nllihyu'
upiu. in thu state.
..u- Logsm amid Carter while here tonk 4 rid, ta
Gu0 aui were greatly pleased witt the view
M Logan expressed himself hs rsmarIIug th,r
.,a- the lnc-t water view hc had c.ci seen.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

man and horse were overturned on High street
last week, and both got their backs well busted.
A four in hand coach drove to the Republican
meeting the Head Of the Tide on Monday evening
Dr Huntingdon Il new physician FOR this city, has
| located on Northport avenue See his advertise
ment.
| Scm. Mazurka, of Belfast, from Bangor, with
| lumber. was towed into Ninalhaven, night of 10TH
| full of water
| An mfoundcd and foolish rumor has prevailed
about the city that small poN had appeared at the
| Camp Ground.
| This week issue Of the little Sea Breeze will he
the last for this The paper has been a sue
cess this year last, and another season win prob
ably see it promptly on hand.
\ collision and smash up occurred ON the North
port road, below Little River, ON Friday last, in
which lady and gentleman were thrown out and
the Ladies face quite badly cut.
Wa. there ever a loylier evening than that of Fri
day last? The moon was out in all her orlcndor
50 the girls, and the door step which was
without its couple looked lonely.
Mr. Geor-, Field and Mr. Charles Pearl charter
et the yacht Bonnie for few days sail down the
bay. quite party "f gentlemen went with them
'n''' '' =. my ''' VI "'''9' '".'"'p Il. SUI
mention has heretofore been made, is gaining rapid
ly amt her complete recovery isa~9nrca
Capt. m-raham, of steamer Cambridge. is en-.
gagged in putting down line of buoy along the
shore at the f'ot of .hc Blum, Tor use in making
| thu hralland in fog, aud mark the COURSE
aroundit
/ i"'f' were '''-' hummer "I people ~ Town "n
ihuF0''"H LUG iau"'"'nI III 'i'' morning account
! "l l'r II somewhat 'n' s''A'"'f Way queen
| from the camp Ground.
NI,nli, MA. \ hof ,Iav hut notwithstanding thn
heat tl. usual numberuf team. double ana single
loaded DOWN MIN ,,n.,rin., bl,n,,,it, and hons.
hli il,a,.,nbe,,,, nas.I thr,u.,b t. cil, ON their
WAY T., the Calu,, ,ir,I,pd
'''''" u n' = - '''N
-. ,.I..
1 ~, , ,,.,..I.,'.,,,,,;.,..
lh' hl- haH a ruh"r iha' Bangor parties intend
L" purchase thr ehtrt poihl "l Iht IL l0lf7'vf"'
,,,l. ,,. +, ;,+ ,I !;
,+,,.,.,.
4hr ram ON saturday was mV'h hr''lr'l lHt
| iuoi ON the country r'a'N was very de'P ANA inc
prospect Tor fNhp meeting Wa~ 7"mtthllg ltariul
hul Tue 'thui'lthl ru 'a"t"dEnN Nf0H'' ~" 'u9'N
l"H'gt ana Pu' l'' ro''F III eN'''ltIl "I"tr
W. -. Poor 4 have laid upon table
elegant thermometer. OF Nilicr'> make. which l.
t,iornr, hv steel plate cngrarings of Garfield and
Arthur and il od for The low price 81 twenty five
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

FISH AND FISHING. Mr.. Frank Hewey of Range
ley has built fish Matching house Is by 25 feet
with capacity of Matching million fish - Mr..
A. D. King, of Lewiston, who has spent few days
at Harpswell had extraordinary success in fishing.
With man, he took one day five hundred
pounds of Goldfish, and in night hake fishing Sc
cured seven hundred pounds Of fish - Reports
from the Labrador fisheries are good and favorable
returns expected from the Magdalen Islands.
Twenty eight barrels Of 'frigate mackerel"
have been caught in seine 10 miles east of Block
island This fish was unknown heretofore in the
waters of the western Atlantic The only com
pany in the world that makes iishhooks by ma
chinery is at New Haven Conn, and has month
ly capacity of 1000 000 . Mackercl Of good size
are reported plenty at Monhegan Boon Island and
Matinicus, but they school so near the shore and
rocks that it is hard to Seine them. The fisher
men continue to experience much trouble from the
dogiish "A whale 30 feet long las been summer
| ing at Biddctord Pool The Brunswick Tee
graph says-"The Fishway is nearly completed,
and while apparently complicated, it still affords a
free passage for the fish, if they follow the current
as they wil-tor fish are reasoning animals
Whether shall ever get salmon here again or
not at ~ cents per pound, as one enthusiastic
gentleman predicts it is to be hoped that the river
will be restocked. '---.A Bath fisherman said the
other day there 300 mackerel seincs on the
coast The Whig learns from H. NJ. Leonard
ESD. who has just returned from Moosehead Lake
that the trout are taking the fly readily, and
sportsmen are having exciting times Hon J
Blane's daughter caught last week the largest
trout that has been taken this season 1t weighed
three pounds
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
Clippings.


f. F PiiIsoury Is s2rAklnt IN Nalne. and having
rarcI some OF the mutton. of cours, defends til"
counting out fraud lWaleryllc Matt
Joshua Nycs party and the Temperance party
There is great i ference between the two
(kenucbrc journal
-, ,.
me rMIAdrIpnIa hre"Il says iaAt IN politics
the trhdrAerS "i mlhorlu's aie always I" ilItlt
cohneru9nN ~ accounts iof 'hr tusl"h m thlN
possibility that 'his STATE can be 9.hel lhsn Re
p"oheah tGis year. M""'h'r calculation is "ad"
upon H. lN'"l"H liiNes.
h, reuomju,tine several nf Nm. rabulalors ror
oni.. lie opuo,,tIou u,rty chninIion. ,l,, rnrr.,
III, out inn,liu and hN il inyoITrd That Il tIe
nj I'M i,.,ie IN Maine IW.teryilI. Mai
sell us srcrrback voter, to Lcycusalcr tor 300
throughout knoA County That would be AL The
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

Ga ran away with ltj' wiics sister, aged IT, aud
mob sciAed lnm and cut his head of
The nitcd States marshal made raids Friday at
York Beach, arrested n y. Jay, Of the New Iamp-
shire house, George Mardon and Fred Frsbee for
transacinE business in nnn compliance with the
revenue laws.
Norval Robinson was hanged at Grecnville.
Ohio Friday toi the mnrdcr Of his wilc's brother.
Al Clayton Wisconsin, Friday a man aamed
Emmous shot his father III law named Albert
IIuxlcy, and then committed suicide
man giving the name of Wilson visited Fitch
burg Mass. Thursday, and stole two suits of
clothes On Friday from fellow lodger aud then
hired i team NJ David Williams stable to 90 to
Leominstrr He Stole the team also, and officers
are looking for him
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
y CA RID

TO all who are suffering from the errors and indi.
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay
loss of manhood &c, will send recipe that viii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send IA selt-addressed envelope to the REV. JoSErH
I. INMAN, sutton D, Ne'c York cir. lylv
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

SHIPPING ITEMS Gen. Hyde Of B.th, has Sc
clrcd letters patent for Improvement in ship Is
wiudlass The Board Of rralr ami rr4nspora
ton will hold a convention Oet1b,r 6th in Boston
to consider means o, turhering the shipping inter
ests of tho country. and procure national lcgsla
ton thereon II 20 quick passages male by Bith
sea captains roa New York to San Francisco
ship Urtcla. Capt Mprrison in los days Trium
pAant, Capt Gibbons that left port tha same day
IN ne d,ys--.-New York ptrtie. engage in the
Ice business. have contracted with Messrs Goss ~
Siwycr. of Bath. to built for them three masted
schooner with steam prop,Nor iDr the ice ctrrying
and other trc Citing basin tss .--. For spnt time
the State Department has bn.n rldclyorin5 tp
have the discriminating ptlotlta dnes collected
from American vessels entering the hirb jrs of
Cuba and Porto Rico abolished 1t is all unjust
tax aLIre.sltln5 annually thousands Of dollars, and
is regarded as species of cxtortion on the part OF
the $ laAjsA pilots Spain wants concessions which
this prtrnnant is not williut to ,rlnt unless she
first r,npses these dl,cri uulul5 da 'S.--. .Psof
George l. No,e of } @Iotu CDr.e. writes the
folio vinr timely note " warming, .lArrr H. every
reason to believe that a fslgatfuI disaster Is await
ing some of the humorous excursions which cro yd
the small boats in our rivers and alon; the coast
OF Maine during the h3t weather saw a small
steamer, whose certificate allo vs It to carry 5o
passengers with ~ person, ol jtS upp'r deck
alone | ~tw another, allowed by the Inspector to
carry ~. with over llf Oh its upper deck alone,
and have s.,o this cl,sIln- not uHte OF twio,
bat a good mlny time, dlrnt the ,A-on
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

NEWSPAPER NOTES The last number Of Vol
j. 1880, OF the Squirrel Island Squid has been
issued This Is reminder that it is near shutting
up time the seaside resorts and that the harvest
Times is issued as a morning instead Of an
evening paper We trust the change viii prove
profitable to the publishers; have no doubt that
it will prove so to their patrons The Richmond
Bee and Saco Republican are new ventures in the
field Of weekly journalism in Maine.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
Loose HAY Wanted!

nN MONDAY NEXT | SHALL AGAIN BE IN
~ the market for loose hay, which shall handle
as before at the barn of WM. PITCHER d son,
where | can be found by those DESTROYS of selling
their hay. BEN IIAXELTI\E.
Belfast, Aug. %, lSS0.-35tf
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

The case of State vs. K q Robbins, editor and
publisher OF the Newport Times arrested a
warrant issued in behalf of the State by J Benson.
Jr on account OF alleged libel upon said Ben
sons character i'll the publishing Of the New BOOK
of Chronicles" in the Times, thrown ont, with
out even being submitted to the jury for their
artlNn
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

Thurlow W Weed is seriously ILL.,
The squash crop will be large.
There was an earthquake at Havana on Friday.
Congressman Knott not shot-as reported.
On Saturday, Fearn defeated Boynton in the
swimming match at Atlantic City by six and one
half miles
1t is estimated at the Interior Department that
it will take fully three months to pay all the cen
enumerators-some thirty odd thousand in
number.
A furious thunder storm, accompanied with hail,
passed over the towns Of Oaktield aud Dyer Brooks
Me, Aug . Its track was about three miles wide,
and all growing crops completely destroyed
in its path Most of the window glass was broken,
and in some cases the sashes were broken The bark
was completely battered off the west side of all
small trees in some places, and the forest trees
as bare of leaves as in winter. Two farmers in
Dyer Brooks lost 80 acres Of crops, and all who
live in the path of the storm lost every growing
thing Two years ago the same day of the month
and week similar storm passed over the same
track.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
LOST

A BLUE SILK PURSE containing two rings and
~ gold locket. reward will be paid for those
articles by MRS. g. CARMAN at Mrs Geo. Knight
Belfast, Aug. p, lSS03w35*
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

Lieut. b Noyes, of the s School Ship Min
uesota IA native of Watervillel has opened a re-
cruting office IN tne custom house at Bangor for
the purpose Of cnlstng boys for service in the
U. s Navy They must be between Is and L
years of age and willing TO engage to serve until
II The Minnesota was in Portland iiarbor re
Gently and is expected to visit the Penobsc OF
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
Impure Breath. j..

Among all the disagreeable consequences that
follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath
must be the most moritying and unpleasant to its
possessor and it is the most ineXcusable and
offensive i'll society; and yet the cause of it may
easily be removed by cleaning your teeth daily
with that justly popular dentrifrce, Fragrant
SOIODONT. 1t purliics and sweetcns the breath,
coos and trcshcns the mouth, and gives pear like
appearance to the teeth Gentlemen who indulge
in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZO
DON'T, as it removes all unpleasant odors of the
weed. Ask your druggist for it.
Suspend the total is more refined than to say
hang it all
Capt. Thos. Ward of 1st U. s. Artillery
writes from Fort Independence Boston IIarbor.
''Some time ago | purchased a Jar of Smith 5
Medicated Prunes They are the best medicine |
have ever been able to find for the purpose intend
cd Please send me three Jars by express A axa
tive and cathartic. pleasant to the taste free from
nausea or gripping. Smiths Medcated Prunes are
a certain cure for Constipation and Biliousness
They prescribed by Physicians and are for sale
by all Druggists. Advertiser.
Some one says that the noses of the young ladies
at the seashore look like half scraped radishes
AGENTS AND CANVASsERS
Make from S25 to $50 per week selling goods for
E.t' ltlDEDuT Co 10 Barclay Street. New \ ork.
send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr3i
Monday was the hottest day of the season in
l5oston-lO3 in the shade
Caution.7
Owing to the many worthless Kidney Pads now
seeking a sale ON our reputation, we deem II due
the afflicted to warn them. Ask for DAYS KIDNEY
PAD. and take n" other. Day Kidney Pad Co., TOie-
do, Ohio.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
II. 3. HUNTINGTON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Kidneys, BLADDER, Urinary organs and Asthma
Speciality.
To those patients whose eases have been neglect
ed and become chronic, and pronounced incurable,
all that can be accomplished by science, skill.
and successful results of long practice will be at
their service. Office hours l30 F. NJ. to T. NJ. Calls
day or night promptly attended to. 33tf
Office and Residence ON NOrthpOrt Ave-, Belfast Me-
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
Cured OF Drinking.

"A young friend Of mine was cured Of an ins;l
table thirst for LiqIor, which had prostrated
him that he was unable to do any business He
was entirely cured by the Of Hop Bitters 1t
allaycd all that burning thirst; took away the ap
petite for liquor: made his nerves steady, and he
has remained sober and steady man for more
than two years, and has desire to return to his
cups; | know a number of others that have been
cured of drinking by it :. From leading K X.
Official, Chicago Ills
Doesn't man contract debt when he pays
| pf i
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26

Belfast Paper NllA tn. Mill and privi-
lrge at foot of
Goose Pond 4
5W{1 acre of land, S2i4S 80 L.
\. II NI NELSON, Treasurer of >WanVillr.
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
Notice.

a LLpEReO$S HOLDING ORDERS AGAINST
IA the town OF SearSport, are requested to pre-
sent them to the Treasurer for payment or be
fore the tenth day of September next.
JOSEPH FIELD, Town Treasurer.
ScarSport, Aug. Is, lSSD.-}W3J
The Republican journal., 1880-08-26
The Criminal Record.
DEMOCRATS AND GREENBAcKERs SHOOTING, ONE
ANOTHER.


ANOTHER.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Aug - From passengers who
arrived this morning the following particulars are
gained OF riot which occurred yesterday at Cali
reyVllle MISS, the county seat of Yalo Busha
county lbmlles north of Grenada on the St. LOUIS
Chlcago d New Orleans railroad, special eec-
ton IS to be held Iext Thursday TO fill the vacancy
Tor sheriff tor which there was a contest AT the
last general election the Democrats and Green
hackers had tickets in the field On Saturday both
parties held a ratification meeting at Calreyvie
and each raised pole. The Democrats had II
brass band from Grenada, and after the raising
marched through the streets While passing a
corner difficulty occurred between a negro nam
Ell Spearlnan, who was in the Democratic process
sion, and X. Y. Pearson, Grecnback candidate for
sheriff. which resulted in Poarsous shooting Spear
man. killing him instantly. This was the signal
ter general melee and volley OF shots was open
ed on PEARSON, who was shot three times from the
effect of which he died last night Two whites
Kelley and Redlick, friends Of Pearson were
wounded. For time a perfect pendemonium
reigned and the excitement ran so high that the
WalthaIl Grcys a military company OF Grenada,
Miss, was telegraphed for but afterwards the order
was c0untermandcd Last night Caflrevyllle was
quiet
TWO CHILDREN MURDERED HN THEIR PARENTS.
CINcINNArI, y Aug ~ special from Mari
eta, ONO, says that The people of the town Of
Lowell, ten miles distant on Muskingum river,
were h"rrlied to find yesterday morning that the
twin children ot John Farley had been drowned III
tub Of water during the night The father and
mother were arrested The children were only a
month Old. The parents are very poor Farley is
gwen to drink They bOth deny the crime, but
Farley says he believes his wife drowned the chll-
drcn They have three other children
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BEGINNING EARLY.

A Kentucky dispatch says that can or
gained band OF Regulators new name
q for Kukluxl in the northern part of
=" Fleming county have given Charles Mar
&c shall, defeated candidate for State SEN
g ator, two days to leave the country. The
81 same order has been given to another
man. Both the ostracized gentlemen are
wealthy, and the citizens are excited. /"
1t is slight relief to know that this kind
of thing is not even yet regarded as mat
ter of course in the South, but that when
political DULLES undertake to drive their
fellow-citizens out of State because of
their politics, the incident is sufficient to
cause some excitement. But If the bull
dozers begin their work so strenuously
thus early in the campaign, what will they
do before they reach the end of it? They
have commenced by ordering white men to
leave the State. VIII they permit colored
voters the same amount of liberty, or will
they simply murder them? Such are among
the interesting questions inevitably sug-
gested by the Southern methods of con-
Quoting political campaigns. We wonder
how long the Northern people will amuse
themselves with guessing at these prob
lame