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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22

WE are assured that there Ia to
be determined effort to "Mahon-
ize" North Carolina, Tennessee
and Perhaps Arkansas, with Texas
in the perspective. The naodus
operondi is simple one. The
great reliance is. first, upon the seal
lawag and negro vote. The second
proposition is to disengage a GER
tain restless element of the Demo.
cratic party, under the promise Of
the Federal patronage, and with
liberal disbursements Of the money
which will be freely contributed
by Northern Republicans. Now,
in view OF the results which have
been witnessed In Virginia, and
which the HERALD fully expected,
1t would not seem to us wise to
say that this programme may not
succeed. 1t is one which appeals
to the lowest qualities 10 human
nature. 1t may be that these low
and gross agencies, In which
money and power are the motors,
will, for q time, control all the
Southern States of this. Union.
There can be no question of the
fact that, since the war, they have
the Northern States. It
would be expecting too much of
our Southern fellow citizens-the
people of sparseIy settled and poor
States-to look to them for greater
powers in resisting corrupt APP
proaches than have characterized
populous and wealthy
States like New York and Penn
sylvania. But the fact remains
that the Northern States, which
were corrupted years ago, have
been doing heap OF thinking
since, and that they are liable, at
the very moment when the con
nubiating game with the Southern
States 10 at the perihelioD, to flop
to the Democratic ticket. Multi.
tudes OF misguided people in this
country have belonged to the Re-
publican party because they hon.
estly thought that that party
really represented national and
dig nified principles. The very
moment they discover that their
party is simply O vulgar organiEs-
tion, determined upon gras ping
the spoils ut all hazards, they are
apt to flop around and give the con.
troll of the North to the Democracy.
The negro and the scallawag vote
and reputation are all very good
things, in their way, but they are
liable to land the Republican party,
after 1t has done Its cunningest
things In the way of partizan ma
nipulation, backed by the whole
power of the administration and
by the national banks, in the qusg-
mire of despond. The Republican
party is now in the hey-day OF
career which will forever hereafter
prevent 1t from raising the hypo.
critical "bloody shirt" cry. Let
them go on and buy Southern
Comm on wealths. To the honor of
those communities it will be uni.
versally understood that the negro
and scsllawag and mercenary por-
ton OF the Democratic vote is all
they have secured, to their own
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 2l.-The fol
lowing is the list Of passengers fol
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 8 p. M.
Miss e J Devine, Florence; Mrs w
NJ Richards, Mrs A Stillmau, Hen
~ Hankers, Cotton; NJ Bristol and
wife, G 8 Sargent. G F Klupferm,
New Mexico; Miss Blake Hood,
Atlanta, Ga; M Haven, G ii
Beach and wife, Mrs G H White, s
NJ Carey, T Il Walker, 8 w Mo-
Clearcy and wife, ] H Jones, Los
Angeles; C 8 Miller, Kansas City;
j Comfort, Wilmington; g w No.
diska, Denver; w G Bishop, r
GOldworthy, Benson; J w Rayes,
Demipg; Mrs M Judson, Santa
Ana; T D McElroy, Ell PAso.
a Losw wishhesa Oonoessfss.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2lst.-The
Grand Council of the Order OF
Chosen Frlends, representing
about thirty lodges that held aloof
from the recent independent move.
ment, to day adopted a report petit
tioning the Supreme Council. to be
set apart as separate Jurisdiction
whenever the mem bership shall
reach 5000
Oonsensisa Divsd. nd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2lst.-The
Contention Mining Company, OF
Tombstone district, has declared o
monthly dividend Of 81 per share,
payable tomorrow.
Railway ana Mi"ssg Noses from
YUMA, Dec. 2lst.-Col. Chalm liners
Scott, of the Yuma and Port Ysa-
bel Railroad, has located the line
of surveys 25 miles out from this
point. He Is some distance with
in the Mexican boundary line.
Gen. Lord, mining engineer of
celebrity, left here this morning,
having completed his examina tion
of the Black Rock and other mines
of Silver district, belonging to the
Black Rock and Pacific Company
He laid out work for 1000 feet In
depth. The Black Rock il produc.
ing a remarkable quantity Of high
grade silver ore.
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OPEN BoARD-1.l5 M.

Sierra Nevada, sk b, es< q; Mexican,
sN b, 81 .: Union, I4x b. Az q; 0verman.
~ b; could q Curry, 4.SO .; Alta. 405 b,
i.l0 O; Belcher, ~ q: Andes, 700 q; Con
Virginia. 40 b. Las q; Ca:edonia, SC b, 10
q; Best a pelcher. ~ q; Utah, 0k b: Jus.
tice. Csc b; Benton, 76c b. 80 q; Scorpion,
lilo b; Eycheq uer, b; Jacket, $50 b, 3.70
a; Andes, 90c b: savage, q b; Albion,
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ueraId Steam Printing House.

rnA facilities Of the HnRALD Steam
eriuung House for doing job work are not
In California outside of San
eranoisoo and Sacramento. All work en-
trnstsd to Ms will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch At the lowest living
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city limits, to-day, while the come
pany's bridge was open for q tug to
pass through. The engineer had
one of bis legs cut off. he fire.
men escaped by swimming and tn
conductor OF the train IL under the
wreck, drowned. The pay-csr
struck the closing bridge and, al
last accounts, was wedged I'm there,
partly on the bridge and partly on
the track.
rhe House Gem mislees and Thels
Chssrmanshsps
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2lst.-The
Speaker has announced the Com:
mittees. That on Ways and Means
10 constituted as follows: Kelly,
Chairman; Kasson, Dunnell, Nc.
Kinley, Hubbell, Haskell, Russell
Errett, Randall, Mckee, Carlisle,
Morrison, Spear, of Georgia.
Banking and Currenry-Crapo
Massachusetts), Chairman; Smith
Illinois). Weber, Dingley, Moore,
Cornell, Bream, Buckner, Harden
burgh, Flower, Ermentrout.
Appropriations = Hiscock New
York, Chairman; Robinson, Can
non, Burrows, Butterworth, Cas-
we'll, Ryan, O'Neil. Ketchum, Cox,
Blackburn, Atkins, Forney, Lsfe-
vre, Ellison (Louisiana).
The Chsirmanships Of the other
com mittees are as follows: Elec-
tions-Cslkins (Indiahs).
Judiciary-Reed (Msine).
Weights and Measures-Fisher
PENN.
Com merce-Page (Californis).
Observation-Disclosures (Neb).
Observation-Disclosures is).
Military Acknowledgement Ill
linois).
Naval Affairs-Harris (Mass).
Postofiices and Post Roads-Bing.
ham PENN.
Public Lands-Pound wis.
Indian AffAirs-HaskelI (Kas).
Observation-Disclosures (Mich).
Railways and Canais-Towns-
end (Ohio).
Observation-Disclosures PENN
Mines and Mining-Van Vor-
bees IN ".
Pacific Railroads = Hszelton
wis, Chairman; Harner, Camp,
Robinson, Hammond IN ". Paul,
Darrell, Farwell (Iows) Mckenzie,
Bliss, House, Nolan.
Mississippi Levees-Thomas(IlD.
Education and Lab0r-Upde-
graft (Ohi0).
Milit,a-Strait (Minn).
Pstents-YouDg (Obio).
Valid Opinions-Browne INDY.
Pensions-Marsh (IlD.
Olaims-Crowley IN ".
War Clsims-Houk (TenD)
Public ExpenditUres-Randall
PENN.
Pubic Land Claims-Pscheco
(Cay; Columbia District, Neal
(Ohio).y
Revision Laws-McKinly(Oh
Expenditures in Department of
stste-Dsering Qowa).
Expenditures Ia Treasury Depart
ment-Bslford (Colo).
Expenditures in War Depart
ment-Briggs IN H).
Expenditures In Navy Depart
ment-Robeson IN ".
Expenditures in Postof1ce De.
partment-Cannon (IIls).
Expenditures in Internal De-
partment-Hubbell (Micb).
Expenditures In Department of
Willetts (Mich).
Expenditures for Public Build
ings-Errett (PepD).
Rules-The Speaker.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS MD.
Acknowledgements (Vs).
Joint Committee on Library
Cook IN "
Joint Committee on Printing
Van Homer MOI.
Joint Committee on Enrolled
Bills-AldTich (IlD.
Joint Committee on Census
Prescott IN ".
Public observation-disclosures (NY)
Reform In Federal Ssrvice-Orth
Nowa).
Law Respecting the Election Of
President and Vice President-Up-
degraft (Iowa).
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic-Waite
Conn.
n0ney Rad SaSCks.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2lst.-Silver
bars, 1921; money, 4 to 6 per diem;
governments steady; stocks firm
w. U, SGT; quicksilver, II; Pacific,
A.; Mariposs, A; Wells, Fargo, 1856;
New York Central, 1919; Erie, 424;
Panama, 1876; Uoiou Pscific, III;
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w ASAAm0xoNf OcCs HlSt. u .
President has nominated Jesse
Spaldipg as Collector of the Port at
Chicago; P. q. Van Wyck as gu
perintendent of the Assay Office at
New York, and Alonzo J. Edger-
ton, OF Minnesota, Chief Justice Of
the Territory of Dakota.
succOr for tho J~asuesse.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2lst.-The
Secretary of State and Secretary of
the Navy had a conference this az
ternoon as to the best method 10
be pursued in reference to the
steamer Jeanette. and sgreed that
the only thing to be done at pres
ent was Is telegraph to the United
States Minister at st. Petersburg
to request the Russian government
to furnish all the assistance In Its
power, pecupiarily and otherwise,
towards bringing the survivors TO
a place OF commute alton, GO that
they might be enabled to reach
home.
Memoraal xesefusisus,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2lst-Mc.
Kinley, from the Memorial Com
mittee, reported the following res.
olutiop, which was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The melancholy event
of the violent and tragic death of
James A. Garfield, late President
Of the United States, having &C.
CURED during the recess OF Con
gress, and the two Houses OF Con-
gress sharing In the general grief,
and desiring to manifest their GEN.
sibllity on the occasion Of the pub.
lie bereavement,
Resolved, That the two Houses
Of Congress will assemble In the
hall of the House of Representa-
tives on the day and hour to be
fixed and announced; and that, 10
the presence of the two houses
there assem- bled, an address on the
life and character Of James A. Gar
field, late President of the United
states, be pronounced by Hon.
James g. Blaine. and that the
President Of the Senate pro tenn
and tina Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives be requested to in
vite the President and EXPIRE 81
dents Of the United States, the
heads of the several departments,
the Judges of the Supreme
Court, the representatives of
foreign governments, the Gov
ernors of the several States, the
General Of the Army, the Admiral
Of the Navy and such officers %
have received the thanks of Con.
gress to be present.
Resolved, That the President of
the United States be requested to
transmit copy of these resolu.
ti0ns to Mrs. Lucrstia R. Garfield,
and to assure her of the pI ofound
sympathy of the two houses OF
Congress for her deep personal AZ
Fiction, and their sincere condo.
Ience for the late national beresve-
ment.
Psusgisg . TFain ins0 u Divsr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The engine
and tender Of the PAymaster's train
of the Chicago aud North western
railway ran into the north branch
II the Chicago river on the north
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22
BOARD and ROOMS,
2oe SPRING ST.

Private Boarding.; Sunny Rooms, en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts OF an elegant private home;
SIX minutes walk from the Postonhce.
~ Terms very reasonable. jyl2-8m
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial W The HERAnD by the Western
Union Telegraph Oompany.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX.
ORANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22

WE GIVE NO CREDIT, consequently need
Wv not s%ods an honest Pay9g because we have
price quality all
level msrkng goods Plain Figures having
One Price ALL customer to price
we'll salesman Credit
but dearly the mind gives
this costly accommodation will therefor
proof notice that hs rich opnt
wealth. while No
he to have bundle wrapped up and charged but will
long and solemn men demanding his for list of
your sake, Pay Cash and save Money.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22

SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. 81.
S05 Ophir, 6X 1870 8 Nevada, 10, %.
2l5 Mexican. OK, 10 10 Utah, 6h
400 4 q, 40. $50, 400 Bullion, l .85
466, 4.75 $50 ExcheQuer,
10 B q b, ~, SIX 42O Overman. i.60,
275 savage, 2.25 Las
$50 Con Va, l.6O. l.45l 20 Seq Belcher, 8
lao $40 Union, l514, l61i
$50 Chollar. 100 Is, l5Z b6
40 Potosi, I.55. LEO. HOO Alta. 4.80, as.
l.65 40, Ais
ITO H 4 N, EOS, 2.I0 800 Silver Hill, 2c
Sd Gala. 400 800 Benton, 500
235 Jacket, $40, $751; go q Gate, 2.20
$50 $50 Regent, zoo
50 CrownPoint, l.l0l 100 Curtis, l.60
200 Belcher, 100 100 scorpion. LIS
2S6 Confidence, $50. 90 Andes, 200;
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To Married Ladies


you duty
expend that by trading the Peoples
81
But foremost Of ALL remember that the Peoples Store has but
Price and Gives No Credit. Therefore, do not
grabbe do charge exoban make
good Losses Of those do not need to
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22

NEW YORK, Dec. 2lst.-SIlver
bars, 1921; money, 4 to 6 per diem;
governments steady; stocks firm
W. U, SIT; quicksilver, IL; Pacific,
Al; Mariposa, 4; Wells, Fargo, 1876;
New York Central, 1919; Erie, 424;
Panama, 1876; Uoiou Pscific, III;
bonds. ll6a; Central Pacific, 81;
bonds, 1l5; Sutro, /.
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& Asst Err ".

Adjaurned Over the H"tidsys.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2Ist.-The
House and Senate adjourned To-day
until January 9Th.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22
To Men of Family

Do borrow money
wife, enable her to cash.
your money your
children.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22
To Young Ladies

We "Do not borrow it vile habit want good
band him good the value Of that
receive full value for every cent you purchase
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-22
Exeeaisve Apposnsmens

Execauve Appos nsmenas.
WAsHIMaToN, Dec. 2lst.--The
President has nominated Jesse
Spalding as Collector of the Port at
Chicago; P. q. Van Wyck as gu
perintendent of the Aesay Office at
New York, and Alonzo J. Edger-
ton, Of Minnesota, Chief Justice of
the Territory of Dakota.
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Coo,e..,ss D,v,a, nd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2lst.-The
Contention Mining Company, Of
Tombstone district, has declared o
monthly dividend Of 81 per share,
payable tomorrow.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
DIED.

(Nothing beyond the announcement QftAe aoaae age,
residence &C. Of deceased persons 5ri2 be puJliicd
under this hedding.J
In Belfast, April slh, Mrs. Eliza wife of David
Gilmore, aged a years.
In Houlton, April lst, Charles W Dyer, formerly
OF Belfast, aged about 30 years
In Meriden, Conn, April l2th, John W Wight.
formerly of Belfast, aged about 30 wears.
In lincolnyille! April 18th, Horace NJ Gilkev aged
% years.
In Bangor, April 10th, Israel T. Bethen, aged 5G
years, months and days.
In Washington, March 22d, Melissa A. Thomas
aged 10 years and 10 months.
AT Ash Point, SO. Thomaston March 22d Thomas
Haskell, aged 50 wears.
In Union, March 22d, William G.. Iawes, age,I So
years and months
At High Point, \, G., April 9TH, John b. stetson
OF camden, Me-, aged - wears. mos and l3 DAYS
In Philadelphia, April 2d, George Clark, formerly
of Camden.
In Rockport, April 9TH, Austin swcetand, aged
"A years.
In Camden, April Sh, Joseph H. Bowers, aged i3
years.
In Rockland, April ID, Mary E. daughter Of capt
Hiram u. and sarah \. Tillsburv. aged I'll years ,
months and y days.
In Rockland, April 4th, Eerley, son of George and
Hattie Wilson, aged - months.
In Rockland, April 7th. Charles f. Kelley aged
% years, months and davs.
In Ninalhaven, April 9Th Angie L. wife Of GEO.
Racklif, aged 2s years and months
IN W aldoboro, April 4th, Parker Wyman.
At Nnalhaven, Oscar Barton, aged l3 wears
In North Union, April 81, Hannah NeSsvr aged
- years.
In Portland, March 10Th, Richard b. Young of
Rockport aged 23 years.
In Ellsworth, March 30th Mrs. Maria r.. wife OF
Joshua T. Jellison, aged ~ years, 10 NOS > DAYS
In Ellsworth March 18th, Mary f.. daughter of
James and Euniee H. Brown aged - years. l9days.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
Clippings.

W. .. Fuller, Jr.. has been appointed a justice
of the peace and quorum, and hencetorth there's
going to be peace III this city If we have to lick
every man in town to preserve it. Rockland
Courier
Several journals which mistake the inventions of
the imaginative reporter for news have been giving
the public long accounts of a conference in New
ork relative to the confirmation of Judge Robert
son. These accounts represented that the Post
master General was an active participant in the
conference The Postmaster General denies that
such conference took place. Boston Journal.
During March 6,6457l2 bushels of grain were
shipped from New York in l7} steamers. ships
and barks, and not kernel OF it was carried under
the flag Of the United States Here is real food for
those abroad and also food for thought for Ameri-
can statesmen. portland Sunday Times.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found the fast
day proclamation Of Gov. Plasted, but which we
feel was never written by him, because 1. 1t is
brief. :. 1t don't mention Jefferson. 3 1t let's the
banks alone. j. 1t is bipartisan. ) 1t is reason
ably eglous. For the above reasons, the Item is
forced to believe that Gen. Plaisted did not write
the document; but it may be that DR.. John NJ.
Todd did. Portland City Item
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14

POTATOES-Choicc lToulton rose is in large de
mand for seed in the Middle States and the demand
for shipping is good. Houlton rose, S5c; Aroos-
tooks, 1s9s0c; Maine Central, Vermont and New
York, Elc; Houton prolifics, 15c; Aroostook and
Maine Central, 15c; Northern, zoe; peerless, Glr
Chenangoes, 5jaG0c Jacksons, CSC
- OSIoNs-Quotcd at IS p for reds; 81 25d3 75a+
90 W Dbl.
ArrLEs-Russcts, - ooa2 % " Dbl; Baldwins
- 0Od2 25; common, 81 j04l -, including both
varieties choice spys. SO 0oa3 30 for No. |.
fair to good do, 81 a22; fine hay, slSa20 medium,
$l6al7; common to poor, $l31l5. Rye straw $3.50
26 P ton; oat, $l2al4; medium threshed rye, $50;
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MARRIED..

In Liberty, March 22d, Jose Greeley, Esq, OF
China, and Mrs. Betsy Harris of Liberty.
In jackson, April 2d, Mr.. Lester L. Bachelor of
Monroe, and Miss Sarah H. Neatly of Jackson.
In lineolnville March 26th, Fred II. Patten and
Carrie A. Blood, both of I.inconyille.
In Montville March 21th, Mr. Asa IT, Stewart of
Montyille, and Miss Emma l.. Gray of Brooksvile.
In Camden, March Goth, Mr.. Charles II. Achorn
and Miss Ella NJ Fogler, both of SO. Hope.
In Rockland, April ID Capt. Samuel L. Keen and
Miss Ada f., third daughter of A. J. Bird, Esq.
In Rockland, April 2d Isaac y. Morgan of Hurri
cane, and Miss Rebecca G, kirkpatrick of Camden.
in Castlne. April 3d. Mr. Moses G. Gray and Miss
sarah r. Gray, both of Castine.
At Bar Harbor, March 2sth, Mr.. John II. Chris tie.
Of Bar iiarbor, and Miss Laura NJ. Sargent of Mt.
Desert.
At Winter Harbor, April ID, Mr. Daniel McNeal
OF Gouldsboro, and Miss Maria Tracy OF Deer Isle.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, April 8.
BuTTER-Choice western creamery sells quickly
ut d35c; fancy lots sell higher fair to good west
ern creamery, 3Oa33c; northern creamery, 2s132c
northern dairy, choice lots, 2 G2Sc; selections
Soc fair to good 20a23c; ladlepacked, choice, q
l2al7c; choice selections sell higher.
CHEEsE-Trade is mostly confined to small job
bng lots to grocers. who pay from Is to Is &C. as
quality the latter being for choice selections; fair
to good, 49, al41ac; common, l2a13c The outside
quotation for jobbing lots, choice whole milk, Sep
tember and October is &c.
EGGS-The market is firm, with demand fully up
to the supply. Southern and Western, Ia lSc; :;
Eastern, Northern, and near by, 49, 4l9c.
BEANs-Choice mediums, pea and yellow eyes,
hand picked, So 25 y bush lots below irsts vary in
price rs to quality. Prices have advanced on all
grades considerably during the week.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
STATE OF MAINE.
Bl THE GoNERNOR.
a p r ROC L A M A ITO N


In accordance with pious and time hunored Gus
tom, come down to us from the Pilgrim Fathers,
and found suitable to our love and veneratiOn,
Harris NJ Plaistei Governor, by and with the adj
vice and consent of the Council do hereby appoint
and set apart Til RSDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST DAY
OF APRIL, NENT, as day of Humiliation, Fasting
and PRAYER. And do recommend to the Christian
people of state to keep this, their annual fast
refrain from labor, business, amuSemcnts, and in
their homes and houses of public worship, humble
themselves before Him whose mercy endureth for
ver;-suppicating His favor upon themselves, the
state and Nation; confessing their sins and seeking
forgiveness Of the same, in humility of spirit "If
we say that we have no sin, We deceive ourselves
and the truth is not in us; but if we confess our
sins, He is faithful and Just to forgive sins
and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.'
Given at the Council Chamber AT Augusta, this
thirty first day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
one, and of the Independence Of the United
states of America the one hundred and fifth.
HARRIS NJ. pLAISrED.
BY tbs; Governor.
JOSEPH q. SMITH, Secretary of State
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF TIE SHERIFF OF W ALDO CoUNTN,)
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO S., April -, 4. ID. l>sI. J
FTNlilS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the llth
Il day of April. \. ID. 1881, Il Warrant in nsol-
vency was issued out of the Court of Insolvency
for said County of Waldo, against the estate Of
MlI.LEN COFFIN, of Thorndike, in said Coun-
ty, adjudgcd to be an lnsolvent Debtor, pc
tition of said Debtor, which petition was filed on
the llth day of April, \. ID. 1881, to which last
named date interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts and the delivery and
transfer of any property belonging to said Debtor,
to him or for his use, and the delivery and transfer
meeting of the creditors of said Debtor, to prove
their debts and choose one on more assgnees Of his
estate will be held at a Court of Insolvency to he
holden at the Probate Office in Belfast on the 18th
day of May, \. ID. lSSl at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff.
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2WI5*
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d. Ne,o York City. 1y2O
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14

MONROE. McSSr5 Neallcy 4 Lufkn have applied
10 the Canadian government for patent for their
lantern retectors. The Monroe Band have order
ell new instruments and will give dramatic enter
tainment and ball on the 2d Of May. Our school
begins on the first Monday in May and is to be
taught by Miss Flora Speed, of Bradley. Quite 4
number of our young men have gone to Massarhu-
sets for employment
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
Freedom Notice.

TINlIIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE GIVEN
i to my minor son, GEORGE HOYT il, his
time during the remainder of his minority. shall
pay debts of his contracting claim any of his
wages after this date. GEORGE IIONT.
Ninahaven, April I, l>s.-3wl5*
The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
M. w. RICH

WHISTLES TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public, that he has taken room over
Francis store. Main Street. where he will do
custom UOrh Ul,d RcpUiriHg
In the BEST MANNER and ae CHEAP as the
CHEAPEST.
Belfast. AnIil ,. IS~ .-iNl4*