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The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
DIED..

(Nothing beyond TIC encouragement ofthe name, age,
residence &c, ofdeceoSed persons toU be DHdfished
under This heading.J
In this city, Aug. 30, Franklin +. Rec t. agrl Is
In this city, Aug 9Th, WIN. o. Cunningham, Ir.,
aged 81 Years and months.
In this city, Aug. 80, frankie. one Of twin eon.
~ Leon and Mary IL. Tibhets aged about year.
In Boise City, Idaho, Aug. 18th, Gilbert NJ. sonof
Joshua f. and Phebe \. Cross of Morrill,, aged -;
II Troy. Aug Sth, Ascnith Chase 1~cd 81 wears
ana months.
Ia Lincolnyille, Aug. 18th, p. Il, Dean, aged T.
years and 10 months
In Camden, Aug 2ith, james arlr, aged y years.
J months ANA duv-.
In Rockland A,ig. 1911. oliver \. Wiggin, AGED
A. years. months aud II dayS
In Rockland, Aug. 3ith. Charles A., SON of Frank
+, and Mary J War'iwrll, aged year and month
In Rockl;lnd, Aug. 18th, Mr.. Rufus Derby aged
- years, months and ii days.
In Cnion Aug. 20th Edith Mabel daughter of
Edgar H. and Orissa A. WHlcott, aged years, )
months and days.
In Waldoboro, Aug. 18th, Mr.. Jacob l.. Reed, aged
y years and months.
In South Waldoboro, Aug. 18th, Hannah, widow Of
the late James IIoflses, aged u Years, months and
"A DAYS.
In Washington, Aug. 18th, Mr.. Elijah Brown, aged
- years.
In Ellsworth, Aug 10TH Mr.. Joseph Murch aged
80 years.
In Ellsworth, Aug. ed, Freddie f., infant of
L. +. and the late Bertha f. Clough, aged months
and u day
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

FISH AND FISHING. The Union Fish Go. o. New
York, employ some sixty to seventy hands in their
canning factory at Camden. They put up sardines
in oil and mustard, and prepare other fish with vim
egar and spice which are said to be very NEE
The steamer Planet is employed i'll collecting fish
for the factory Fair Haven oyster dealers
happy over the successful set of the oyster spawn
this year. Six hundred thousand bushels of shells
were planted in the harbor this year, and if the
set is what is indicated and the oysters live 1000,
600 bushels will be the reSultin three years time
| The Cape Ann Advertiser says the business out
look Tor gloucester is Of most encouraging ma
ture There has been good catch of fish in the
several branches and the sales have been quite
satisfactory, both as regards price and demand.
The business of prepared fish, wherein it is divest
ed off skin and bones and neatly packed in box
es is growing TO extensive proportions, giving re
mnneratiyc employment to a large number and
the article thus put up gives satisfaction to the
tradosmen and consumers. - PASSPORT small boys
are having lots of fun catching small pollock from
the wharves Sluid are plentiful at Gloucester
The iishway for Ticonic Falls is begun 1919
large salmon was seen in the canal Of the Lock
wood Mill, Wateryille few DAYS ago 1t appear
cd quite tame, but when hand was laid upon it
went off like an alro@ from bow The value Of
the fish landed at Gloucester Aug 10Th two days
receipts is estimated at 800 900 49, Schr Ab
don keeue, of Bremen, arrived home from the
banks Aug Sth, with 40 qulntals Of fish .-- The
Gloucester cod Matched in 1873 having attained a
length Of four to ten inches, are sporting IN the
waters of their native harbor. The fish com
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

A Boston man proposes to build a nice large
hotel on the Sedgeley farm, in Winthrop on the
borders of Lake MaraEacock.
Mrs. Samuel Libbcy, of Comma, has picked and
carried to market, off their farm this season, 2l2
pounds of ripe Strawberries at II to ID cents per
pound also, l0S pounds Of raspberres, sold at from
i 10 10 cents per pound.
The hunting season opened Sept. lst, and the
law is off RULED grouse (partridge) woodcock and
ducks Moose deer and caribou protected
until October H. Grouse and woodcock Matched
two weeks ahead of last season and should be in
good condition. These birds are reported more
plentiful than for number of years past
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Limbs Obliged TO 20 on Clutches. A Won.
dPrfUI Cure

MeS9rs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gcntlemen,-In JUS
tlcr to those who may suffer rs have suffered and
~ a grateful acknowledgment of the cure have
received from the use Of the Cl rIctKA REMEDIES
voluntarily make the following statement -
have had salt Rhcum my BODY ana on nv
le% in very aggravated form for eight wears 40
KIND OF treatment. OF medicine, doctors, during
inns Time, did me any permanent good, NV friend.
III Maiden amt elsewhere know that | have been a
great sufferer, and that my condition at times haS
ht"h such a. to make me despair Of ever being able
u ma cure, or even relief. In fact when be
San the use Of tUuCCEA, my limb was 80 raw aud
tender that could not bear my weight on il with
our the skin cracking and bleeding, and was obliged
|" 60 ahout ON crutcheS. commenced to use thp
tlIltI RA in April, and at once realized its hcu,
neral effects. II gradually drew the inflammation
ana lUnor 10 the surface and. as fast Is it aupra-
tl, heated Ii. Vt times large quantities would come
l" tlC surface causing burning heat, inflamlnaIion
swelling and itching, which, under the constant
we OF ttIitrKA. would rapidly -ub,idc ana heal
Ea'h TIME these outbreaks grew less and less s..
we're ahd finally disappeared, leaving me perfect,
Fuitu used the tuIIClRA and SOAP VemonthS
ana took the RESoINENT most of the time which
were the only remedies | used. | think the RE
SOLVENT a very strengthening and purifying mcdi-
enc to take in such extreme eases rs mine because
tht disease Is 50 weakening to the system.
Very gratefully Yours
Mrs asa K. BROWN
MAIpEN, MAS, oct. i, u.s.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of CASSIUS c. ROBERTS, of Stock
ton, an insolyent Debtor.
SAID ROBERTS having presented petition I,
- said Court for an allowance, Ordered that no
tire thereof be given by publication once week
for two successive weeks, in the Republican jour
nal, paper printed at Belfast A hearing on same
will be had on the 18th day of September, A. ID
SS0, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Court of Insolvency a
Probate Office in said Belfast.
2W:6 Attest B. u. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
AUCTION!

Valuable Real Estate In StlrSpOrt BY AuCtlOn.
WILL be sold by auction ON Thursday. Sept
w rs, 1850, on the premises, at o'clock T.. NJ
the homestead farm owned and occupied by the late
Mrs Jane W. fitchie situated in Sears port. miles
from Searsport Village towards stockton, ), story
house ell and barn attached, all in good repair 81
acres very nice land, great shore privilege. An Will
be sold to the highest bidder to close the estate
rare chance to secure Il small farm and comfortable
home 1T Il low price l.. b. SMALL.
G. &. CRAItI. 3W.;6t
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
SHIP NEWS,
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Aug. 18th, srh5. Earl, Darby, Boston; Mallna-
loa, Chisham, Turks island.
Aug. 18th, schrS Malabar, Curtis, Bangor; Henry,
Wood, Boston.
SAILED.
Aug 9th, sclrs. Mary, Magce. Bangor; VIM.
stevens, Carter, Bangor Nathan Clifford, SmallN,
Bangor; James ODonohue, Warren, Bangor
Aug 30th schrs. joachim, French, New York; :.
NJ. Kenyon, Pendleton Bangor.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

|
There never We're many pumpkins before, or
such large ones-that is, "hardly ever"
\ long soaking rain is much needed in this vcini-
ty. Wells all about the city are giving out.
1t has been decided not to keep the Fort Point
Hotel open during the autumn. 1t will probably
| close saturday.
On the occasions % the public use of IIayford
Hall there i, much complaint about the unlighed
| entrance stairway.
The Wing say the sanford steamers will com
mence landing al Gen. lIlsons granite wharf in
| Rockand the first of October
The potato hug has gone into his hole-or rather.
into the ground Having destroyed the potato vines
| he T. now going for the tubrr~.
The drouth continues. Wells are driving up in
all directions. the dust in the roads is ankle deep,
and all vegetation Is suffering for want OF rain
| ON Monday Miss Araminta kittlid5r, amember of
/ the last graduating cla~~ from the High school,
went to Framing CHAM, Mass 10 finish her education
| Mr. Walker Blaine. -on ii The senator called 1t
'Ac journal Office "a Tuesday. lie l. stamping
Waldo County, and makes Il fine Impression where.
ever ht -or~.
TAe Na-"n~ If ,ne eity who are raising money 10
par base am organ for the Temple, alycri-, an e.
ctr-,an ~ -ltsbnro in aii Of inc rmd iotllN
/ ruut-,liv.
I,! ,,
| !. ,-,.. l
! ,1 ,,i,,+..t t,,,,ir,\ .th.. I.,,.,,fIII ,..,.
ri.d b.. H. sargent
Bangor Tug lowed harh Sarah \. Staples 10 sca
"H i"'7I'H NJ ''l i'iuil 1i'H ZOOS N'h""h'f : "
N'hN'" Up 'i''' ~ BANGOR 'h2i Nt7~ri having h'rn
a""Ii'n'' &" req" r'' l'r Ne" York.
MIR James ',ardell. an Old and tnurl respected
citizen of Belfast for many years resident ON the
-lh''h' ' r"r' III hl0 mousse near filsh street.
iat i"il"" nay lNr"f~ 'Ne been dia"h 10 iH- tIil
fog the ensuing trlW ~ lhr I : ttr"ult Court A
f'flIa~! "lahd 'ul"r- ii3rrl-"" liaA fora TANK
II i'"liG'lH- l''Il jurors =. ! il&''Mh IA \
'HfH'}-
Mn Il Lewis is building Il large store house,
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
News of Belfast and Vicinity.


-''la events o. Ihls month
trained horse On the square. On Thursday. At
y Twelve year ON Gnu" OF MIS-. Hayes, fell amt
"@Io'"le' us e'o"" l'lh' On L fllay-
Another brilliant display Of aurora horaaIi-, or
uarthern lights on Thursday evening.
TboRprone paIo,, ma b,,l .,n,l t,,. nol,,a win
u. a,,o,,., m, ,,nnu,,,. ,l.r,..,. ~. ,,i,,to,
'''@ "'''' l,''''''' i'''7' ''''N''l DIT
''''' ''' - IA al N''''" 3" west
'"E'
apt y Il. Fo7- has bought the yellow store at
.In CAST END of the bridge and i TO - into trade
'-rre
cargo of qo00 bushels Of IA from rurk.
Aud arrived al TINS bort on Thursday, in -ch
Ntunaloa
rb,. I,t.. cl,>t,,, tb..,,i..,1 ..,,,, ,,,t f,,,,
.i- .t, II, Ll.t,i ~, ~, ,,i,,, m, sloan,
u.,..,fie.
d. is alreal. ,,al ,.,,,i,.,b Fl a t,, hons, n, .,t
rIitn.s Co. aatf, in warm MACE. .,,l -,rp,, l,,L~
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

Is very common expression, nut We tnnk That
armed to cmbellish and preserve them TO ripe
Old age is decidedly more appropriate This can
be done by keeping yourself supplied with bottle
of that splendid donttrlce Fragrant SOLUbON +.
which will beautiy the teeth and preserve them
from rayages Of decay SOIODONr contains No
acids or gritty subsances which Injuries the enamel
pat composed Of rare and anti,eptic herbs which
have beneficial effect on the whole economy oi
the mouth Sold by druggists
\ vas, speaking of blind wood SAWYER. SAYS
that while none ever saw him see thousands
have seen him saw.
Hard Times
Many people have become mentally and nervous
lY diseased from the depression caused b. hard
times and suicides are shockingly freuuent II is
cowardly to give way. What is nee led il q rene
dy TO purify the blood which has become feverish
and foul from wear and tear of BRAIN and nerves.
DR.. kcnnelys F'ayorite Remedy goes to the root
Of the matter 1t cleanses the blood gives tone and
strength TO the system and cheer and hopefulness
to the mind Its cures are permanent Try bot
tie Sold by all druggists Dr. David Kennedy
Proprietor, Rondout, n Y
The base drum player makes more noise tLan
any body else, but he doesn't lead the band There
is a moral to this
Capt. Thos. Ward of lst U. S. Artillery
writes from Fort independence, Boston Harbor.
Some time ago | purchased Jar of Smith 5
Mcdcated Pruues They are the best medicine
have ever been able to find fer the purpose intend
ed Please send me three jars by express \ Iaxa
tive and cahartic. pleasant to the taste free from
nausea gripping Smiths Medcated Prunes are
certain cure for Constipation and Billiousness.
They prescribed BY Physicians and are for sale
by all Druggists. Advertiser.
A new broom may sweep clean, " but an old
one is just as servceabe to chase husband over
the back fence with.
AGENTS AND CANVASsERs
Make from $25 TO $50 per week selling goods for
+. &. RlDEOUT co. 10 Barclay Street. New \ ork.
Send for their Catalogue and terms lyr3l
Bueberres sell for 81 90 bushel at Fort Fair
field.
What an Accident Did.
1t has discovered an absolute cure for all diseases
of the Kidneys, which can now be found in DAYS
KIDNEY PAD.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
Rabbit Metal for Machinery.

FHIPE METAL, the best anti friction metal for
i lining machinery boxes, for sale at
2Oistf THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
Clippings

IJ,,f ,I,l1.l-.., 81. .;.,.. A.. .,..
pa,gn forces an his district in ,ool shane INarhis
mon.
N"lue p"Hllr'ahS are Eetuh4 as warm IS they
4,iIo.. ,n'l r,inr IN 'IR,.tna Ii.riI - ''f'
10 tnS. h, fr,js a,,,I,t,. I,.i vtr.,, u
4 Positively the lH,t trial. fEoGkIlnd Free Press
,r,o n.,,.,,-.,,i.. .,.,,,.,. ,,r..,l g.. ,,,. l,,
money killed the enforced prohibition movement
No' -. H .Gn because ,'t great b''! oi TEN
Jmrs '''''
r..
Pla.tcd.s oid regiment which NJ ,.nmmandnd NH
vote >o!d tor Corporal DAVIS. Tins fact speaks vol
"''N9 lN'''''' ''' "''"iH"
Weaver Is coming down 10 look after his iour
u,,ray.l liza +,',,,I,J .l MI ~ "r 'o'' |"
here Portland Advertiser
Nil O,.sooi I.,. Anne weu uot t,iru,.,rl Ink i,
ilueHce or invite disaster to the cause which he
I''' ;" earnestly al hrM', by atI""os himself 10
iRi~,"> II..r,T F''" -'''''-
ri,
night. vas lu marked contrast "a the Vulgar hut
tooncry Of Sam Ciry few ddg~ previous At the
same place. ltlrNtpg Gazette.
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
Loose Hay Wanted!

nN MONDAY NEXT SHALL AGAIN BE IN
" the market for loose hay, which shall handle
rs before at the barn of WIN. PITCHER a son,
where | can be found by those DESTROYS of selling
their hay. BEN ii AZELrINE.
Belfast, Aug. %, lSS0.-35tf
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02
4 DkMSONS BOTANIC BAISAII

WHY,
tDECAI Sc it is Endorsed by leading pbl sici.,ns l.
ID pleasant TO take and CURES IN EEI TIME
Coughs, Colds, loarsCnrss bronchitis, 4 tu;i, In
tuchza and all diseases leading to consumption
The children like it, and they tell
1t cures their Colds and makes them well,
And mothers seek the store TO try it,
With hundreds who desire to buy il.
More than sOO,ODO Bottle. sold, and
not "a failure yes.
The following are atrW of the names ut those who
have used this remedy: L 5. Senator Jas &. Blaine,
Chaplain G. c. MCabe, Chicago, also Publisher Bos-
ton Pilot, Mrs. Hon James W. Bradbury, Arson p.
Morrill, Ex-Governor of Maine, Mrs Col. Thomas
Lambard Mrs. Col. Thomas Lang Hon. J. }. Eveleth,
Mayor of Augusta, Rev. Dr, Kicker Key, a. s. Weed,
Boston. Rev. c, +. Penney, Eev. VIM A. Drew, Rev,
ii T. Wood, Col. L. NJ Drew. Secretary Of State
Hon }. T. Woodward, state Librarian; Hon. Il. II.
Cushman, President Granite National Bank; $ w.
Lane Secretary of Senate. Warren l.. Alden, Ban
gor, and thousands of others.
Beware of limitations See that the name of f. W.
kinsman is blown in the glass of the bottle Price
b and a cents Der bottle. Sample bottle and cir
cular 10 cents. 1yreow4S
+. W. kINSMAN < co, Proprietors, Augusta, Ne
FOR SALE RY ALL DRGGGzsTS
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

George HcAirbel of Ncw York. aged L shot and
killed himself ~ bis room Friday night Cause
Jealousy Of his wife which was mutual Sehiebe
SHOT At his wiir and at last proposed that both
should commit suicide Thc woman declined
when Schiebr promptly Shot himself through the
bead. Death was Instantaneous
The Republican journal., 1880-09-02

BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.

The publication of the Vital Fluids of foul cor
ruptonS and inherited humors is the first step in
the treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of the Blood
SKIN and Scalp, with Loss of Hair. No remedies in
the world OF medicine are sure to cure as the
CiFlCURA REMEDIES. The CGTICuRA RESolNENr
Is !; searching blood purifier, absorbent aud tonic
lnVlEorant, while no external applications can pos
siDly equal the CUTICURA, n Medicinal jelly and
met riCI RA SOAPS, prepared from it for cleansing
diseased surfaces, and for the Toilet, Bath, Nursery
and for ShilNinr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

the lovers By withholding from them
permission % marry. I had written
thus tar when lady. to whom / have
been reading this little essay, asked
me whether I considered that auy
'eirl was bound 70 languish for years
simply TO convincs puzzle-headed
friends that she has made . gOod
choice in her love. Life Is too
short" added NV dear critic. "tor Us
to fling our best years away in that
fashion OF course. il people are in
'svs shsy "Ssse to marry snywhers
and ANYHOW. That i. the way to be
happy
To this have nothing 10 add.
except that the postula,e which lays
down that happiness is the inevitable
result Ut love match has in il = re-
freshing novelty. and conveys. BY the
by, taos, delicate compliment 10 nv
fair critics hu>br.nl.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17
1880. THE 1885,
GLO3E-DE MOCRAT
SAINT LOUIS.

TIE 'siIs.--f mo.rsi Ten~as It, claims to ccpu-
lar favor sna patronage WITH Increased .ss-ilsiss
Ior gaining sad r.t.sning 10th. and with IN
creased Diet rts,nsinb a. r...cm ats oit-n.sde
risd..> O. ~. the teal t..>nr@ n: 10 sonsb.c ~x-
psrisuoE- a noi.ilcsl. family NEWSPAPER.
eoisi-siiy, th- '.inL- its,i...sxi - ~ IN fei
from -"i at -" '-Or"'-S 20 th- other a. the
unf.incliiBg cfStupson ST stssS Espphcan utsch
cam. into pva-T ts,ns IL ss.s ,,se tnIon iron
d. -iTnct"n. ami siS- >ln.a Ei-y"t. MI - -n-ry.s
90 ;ie presentation inis.t a! il. uIi. oi the Gar
fapl upon as hy tts r-.--!- % lie SOUTH I'D. 4
by ;fie i,rnocEs., Of the North We haze opposed
all icrm- al compromise AMI coD-iils'ivB t,hss
s~sms-i G.. si.n n - fe-,.rsiob q. power IA ttls
country e '.s- s.s's s- Organization which
VOWED ia. horrors -: civil war. The isus-
crNsic parry N ih- t-id f"r the n.-xI pre-
Ii~nfA election ~itn doctrines %; Siaie -iSft- and
notification .fI;-.sz'n~d upon IT. tann-r- IL sue
c~-siui u ~i!i most E->,ss-Iii carry .u, 10 prom
l-t. to I-ysi al. the t-I, a'scn .e.-i,as. Cy Ins
wsr sni Is rs>uiI-. sni w,i: in-usrrS:.. peiicy
shsch . II eaceui.g. aud s->,-t another attempt
u ..soiid -ouih" fnesus. There ;. bot one anti
dcte for = 20. 4 sou'h sri the untold evil,
d: threatens. and thar sold ncrrh. Un.f>i IN
hrm purpose "a keep ris- political power oi te
nation va the -~--rign uErt -rnt 'cr.h ifs ,uya
ieSi.ns TO crush 70 -il"f. aud re.iOrs the in.&
rgiy at the Union. Event. ksyc unns,-tskeBy
poiIied 20 Ten L : .'rsnt as the inevitable can
diist@ osfhe Republican parry f.r this great cSn-
test. There cs,lSr- aorf.iy a. h. tsst there
seems no osn 30 certain tn consolidate IN Ia,
favor Ill The elements 81 -rcc.>s- ncev- have
>oi.i, ins ueiisr~ ~ n e Grpabiirsa party
sud thu bet s-unsn~e Of IL. 'r.uinpi:- IA Isl;
A. s-nes-si ness sper tor ,iss counting room
tie fsu.sis sis1 the nr~-ide- the ssir',s- sn.--s
xIi asep EiF-t ci 'is~ E>t p,.lil-sIisas .: tfss
DAY. We -isr- M cal -ns~ ro obtain sts.- --latest
AID sncsl srs ln-. u from al quarters
by mail AMI p '--n-lE- We have Correspondents
~ aii ..-E- ~.irrr- throughout the country ana
their inl a.a.i :ier~siny CHRONICLES OF III .rsuis
tell nov iai hiuiiy they perform the dulles a.
S9rE 20 ~ Dr rcisi news ~ %. par.
with gGeii ease. aEi so usy ~ssei: cl,aiirns"
Comparison NJ p. lie par mat u ia. '.'.i--Uens
ocrsI With tt..F at .TLrr Ee~srR;.r ia :hs
ccEniry .'gr si:s fnIia..'-S and .racy, seek
in, f.coy-T al sUiG - 81 ,-ncTsi c"nm~r-e
Q Il ;o ciyu :he ste-i nor son aud quHtz',cUs
n 20 esr...
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

The Republicans. Who soseht to
prove that the negro exodus from
North Carolina Was m consequence Of
Ku'Kls.ism, are having . time of it.
The fact brought out before the com.
mittee Of inquiry IS that the relations
between white and colored men
in that State are friendly; that ne.
groes receive there - much Tor their
work as in oaber 6tates; that many Of
them are land owners and, landlords,
and that BY the use Of ordinary indus.
try they may accumoiats property.
The fact Is also brooghI out that rail.
road agents are ID The naia RESPONSE
be for t6e, exedus. through a~p.ancss
that Indisne Aaa aKaosds are indeed
the lapd Aoviet .vsiI diit isd ho6ey
;;whicH the 9sF 81 - sesghf ince biz
e@aocapet0A =. GssEV "a -.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17
TRUSTEES ALE.

WHHRxAs. J.C vsnj-rgrff b, HE certain deed
OF iri~t dated ]h~ 7th day of March, 1878. and re-
corded IN ,he Recorders office OF Prit> County.
o, deed book IA. page D. conveyed to the Indr--
signed, &. r. Short. al hi- right tIie, interest
aad estate, ia a,,i ~ the following described real
estate >'.t.:tcl the county 80 r. It's. state OF
M,ss"Gyi. VIZ : Fourteen ani 6i.uo serts IN %
the south -ii.- Of ths -"IIih bali of the south
east u4srter Ut section thirty-six. IN tc~nship
forty--isht of range twenty -one. ara thrfy-S-vsa
and e.-lD' OF ut the north SIDE Of iot t|n.
81 tho northeast qcrr.er 1T section ore III
,owr>nIp fortyseveu .f rang 'wshiy-"ne, SAIL
's-t .,e-ri'.3 tract beng s3l CHAINS v .de III 't-
east ee.i and les: rhsiu> i'd o. the ~s>I e,'u,
ontaii ~. all NJ, -tTr" .rd Il u" srre-, WHICH
-stt sjs ~ trust TO -s.'.,rS The
psymspt ~ eight c~"'a'D prcDi>ory ns;e> N ssif
::'" ? i'.-a' IN: ~ iar The -;s,'f Dn;s n1ss
i'. tJ n,.!':- pew. fIFre ieEe IN ac'
.-'r''.,ne viii. '..- rt..vi-'r6- ~; saif :ee,t o.
tsU-,. az. - ia. sTl;,~ :. IL legs! holder %
-..i .'-- t-h-ti -.,...i Isl: tas. above s1e-
. tibet ?. =! ~~'.t ~ l:.s catt house si"or Ia u =
sity .: bats Va .'t.- '..nUtv II P";fS. S':t''
i'rr - to. Ia y. u ..iis:e- cash. ut 1u.'-
= ~t, .tt.i. 60"
.a'NI.,I I 20 -. ~! rs IiEs n. las. .
-. . Ia - 1arr- Il , "a ~. forenoon sh.i
~, "a, ~, differences. nf dsy. satisfy s-'t
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

James Gordon Benefits eubscTip
ton of 100000 for the relief of fam
iaeetricken- Ireland has started q,
avalanche of contributions which
promisea,z f. we'll directed, to put q
spsedy cad To- al fean of starvation
ia ,has unhappy island. The Hsvud
of Sunday contains thirteen columns d
subscriptions, ranging from twenty
Eve cents to $3.50 each, besides five
columns devoted 70 the rtcord ri
special contributions u large and
small amounts. Dion Boucieault sends
in his check for 500, and proposes te
join any tan or any hundred others in
repeating the doaaion every Sa;ur
day. thus making mp purse If 81 ,0C(
or l0.00Q for the relief of old Ire
land, each week. - .a-- =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-17

From he New York Herald
A progressing and elegantly
attired young lady called at police
headquarters yesterday in search Of
her sister. who, she stated. had
mysteriously disappeared from her
home in Philadelphia . few weeks ago.
She had in her possession . letter to
the eject that her missing SISTER had
died under an assumed name 10 house
in BIe.cker street, thie city. The
records. at her request. were searched
and the returns from the Fifteenth
precinct contained the information
that on Monday last Margaret Malina,
twenty-five years Of ago. had died Of
alcoholism in the Rochester House,
No. III Blocker street. The young
woman from Philadelphia. who Vas
almost heartbroken with grief. pro.
ceeded to the Morgue. whittier the
body Of the dead girl had been taken.
There she identified and claimed The
remains. and, after procuring the
necessary paper, from the health
authorities. left for her home. The
story Of the dead girls life il strange
one. vsriously tinsed with romance.
sorrow and disgrace.
Deceased!was the daughter Of Q Phil.
adelphia merchant. and vas we'll.
known among the elite Of that city.
At the age of sixteen, being then
remarkably pretty. che attracted the
fancy Of the con Of the leading
member OF . brokerage Arm. Her
parents were opposed 70 the match. -
were also the young name. Despits
the parents proiestafions. the pair
we're in the habit IF holding clandes.
tine mee.ings. and It was arranged
between them that they should elope.
Al the appointed time the young
couple met aud departed from Phil.
adeiphia IN cod esy. Teleframs
were cent 10 81 paris Of The cuuntry,
ba, the fusitivss eould'sos b 1busd.
Private detectives were soeaged. hus
thsr atssnpsSs - discover sh0 vbsss.
aboats ot tbs pair alse psevsd kdis'