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TEsfae z4eave Portland
& Il. xa. Daily Might Express from Bangor for
2idGeford Portsmouth, Newburyport Sa-
lem, Lynn and Boston A special Pullman Sleep
Ing Car viii be ready for occupancy In Portland
ct .. n. (week days. and at
IL p. m. Sundays, and Will be attached
to this train Passengers hsvs nights rest
aud arrive In Boston st $50 am. in season Tor
all morning trains South and West.
s.4J "a. na. Daily except Sundays. For Boston and
way stations, with parlor arriving at LIE
Express s.f0 y. nz. Daily except Sundays, for
Biddeford Kennebunk Conway juno, Kittery
Portsmouth. Newburyport, Salem, Gloucester,
.sockport, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston, with parlor
car, arriving at BIO p IN. in season for Sound
and Rail connections South and West.
train will leave Portland for Boston and way sta
lions, at 600 p. nm: arriving in Boston at
1000 p m. connecting with all rail lines for
New York.
For Portland, leave Bcsssn,
$50 and $50 a. m. and 1880 and 200 p. m, ar
irving ia Portland st 1900, 1926, and IL p. n.
The p. na. train runs daily.
Through tickets so all points South and
West st lowest rates at Depot Ticket Office, COM
merciRl street, j. NJ. French, Ticket Master, and
at the Union Ticket Offics, g. A. Wsldron. Agt.,
80, Exchange street.
Pullman Gar Tickets for Seats and
ESertsRs seisi Rt Depot Ticket OAice.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
o. ", SANBORN, Master transportation.
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Portland, Bangor & Machias
sTEAEEBOAT co.
W.T.. ID EsERT, FOCRLAND, CAsTANE,
raaILRREpGE .ana laAGHEAA.


- The Steamer LEWISTON
- - sCHARLES DEERiN6, Mas
aeSsssS ter win leave Railroad Wasrll
- Portland, every THesdny und
FridHs EVENING", as sl.15 oelock OF on AZ
rival Of Express Train from Boston, Tor
&Sckiand, Csstine, Deer isle; sea$sslca,
80. WeHI AsarbSF, HnE Ear10rs lat. Desots@
sattibrtdae, 5ouesport, and hachaasPSrt'
Returning, leaves Machiaaport every 1Ron
dag and EhSssssiny Morning, a. $50 O'Clock,
touching as shove arriving in Portland the saIao
evening, connecting with the Pullman night tram
Tor Boston.
Connects At Reckland with sanford 5. s. 90.
steamers each trip for Belfast Bangor ard River
landings also with eteaIner on Monday, Wednes-
tay and Friday trips for Green's Landing Bluehiil
and Ellsworth At Bar HarboT with steamer tor
Iamotne and Sullivan. At Sedgsiek with stage FOR
Bluehin.
Coming West.
At Rockland Mondays and Thursdays With Ssi
ford s. s. Co. from Bangor and River Landings ioa
Portland. ~
Tickets and state Rooms secured at Union Pas
senger Office 40 Exchange street, Portland T. a.
WALDRON, Agent E.
Am communications by mail or telegraph Tor
rooms should DO addressed to
GEO. l. DAY asi Ticksi Aseu' Fofsena'
3 GUSHING General fanager 80.
Portland. July l. 1871 Doau
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STEAMERS.
European Ticket Office.

Cabin and stesrage Tickets by the
Dunnrd, Allan, Hnmau, White star ana
AmcfoT Lines Of EaEopeHn SaeND'oA
sailing weekly from Boston an0 New YORK. HvA
further particulars call on address
II. p. MCGOWAN, Bookseller
II A02 CsaTGEEsa STREET et
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Practical Optician!
Is once more in PORTLAND, dffordiDg all who are
tacles accurately al usted His canvassing agents
will call at your residence and place of business,
and all in need of Spectacles will do well to give
their orders for Prof. Babbitt to call Orders left
at the United States Hotel, where he is stopping
will be promptly attended TO- For particulars and
other testimonials small circulars. This may
tify that We the undersigned, have purchased Spec
tacles of Professor Babbi t, and from his dealings
with and success in fitting our eyes, we find him
gentleman well skilled in his profession
b. H. ORDwAY. M. D.. AUGHTER, MIR. g. G.
GREEN & WIFE, G. L. CHURcHELL WIFE, j M.
EDWARDS, MIR. W.C.BABRows, WIFE q DAUGHTER
A. Bill INGs, J. R. HALVES. L. PENNELL. JAMES
WILKINSON EDEs, R. s. MAxcY, ID. S. JOINS y. X.
HARRIS G. M. PLUMMER. A. L. WI N, MRs.CAP-
W. MITCHELL, MRS. j. O. DUNBAR and MR.. & MRS.
D. DANIELS 8 DAUGHTER, Portland.
sep24 eod1ws
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This country is never without its evil.
Just about the time the fly disappears politics
begin to get active.-Philadelph Chronicle
Herald.
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Maine stealnship UOmpaag

SeIilI- " eehfy Allt 10 EtH fDths
Steamers Elean0ra and Fr2ac0nia
win untiI further notice leave Franklin Wharf,
Portland every MONDAY and THURSDAY, 81 8
l. NJ, snd lesVe Pier 81 East River, New York,
every MONDAY and 'rB tuesday,. A. 4 r "a
lions for passengers making this very convente1I
and comfortable route for traveller between New
Vork and Maine During the sumner mouthe these
steamers will t0ncb at Vineyard Haven on their PES
sage 10 and from New York. Passage Including
state Room So. meals extra Goods destined beyond
Portland or New York forwarded e destination ~
once For farther information apply to
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland.
JF AMEs, Ag't, Pfer 81 E. Z. New York.
Tiekete and state Rooms cas- ue obtained e ~
Excnange Street From Dec 20 May l. no pSS-
Bengerp viii he tskeu by teis lima iaf'fF
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''ELIxIR of LIFE RooT" is an infallible rem
edy for Kidney and Liver Complaints. One
trial proves it. 1t is purely vegetable gcom-
pound and perfectly safe.
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Wit and Wisdom.

''Darn your risel' as the poor man said to
the coal dealer who advanced the price of coal
fifty cents per ton.-Cambridge Tribune.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-09-29

By the unthinking, Burdock has been con-
sidered weed, and its luxuriant growth, un-
pleasant smell, etc., has rendered it, to those
'.not knowing its virtues" nuisance, and yet
the root has long been acknowledged by
savants as most invaluable as a diuretic,
aperient and blood purifier. BURDocK BLOOD
BITrERs embody all its good qualities. Price
S1.0O, trial size 10 cents.
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The Heat in Malarial districts.

1t is a well known fact that the inhabitants
OF all maarious districts suffer greatly during
summer months from disorders Of the stomach,
superinduced by bad food and impure drinking
remember that PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is
universally acknowledged to be the best,
speediest and most infallible remedy that is
known for Cramps, Dysentery, Diarrhea.
Cholera Morbus, or, indeed, any disorder of
the stomach. All reputable druggists sell the
PAIN KILLER
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IRON

Corrected for the PRESS TO Sept. 20, 1881.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour.
Grain. Provisions. SO.
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TINS .avorlte Steamers Forest City and John
Brooks will alternately lesve FRANKLIN WHARF
Portland, at 7 O'Clock .. IN. and INDIA WHARF,
Boston. at o'clock D. IN. Sundays excepted
Passengers by this line are reminded thar they Sc
comfortable nights rest and avoid the expense
and Inconvenience of arriving in Boston late az night
gg- Tickets and Staterooms for sale ct p. a.
YOUNG'S, 273 Middle Street.
Through Tickets to New York, via the vSriGgs
Rail and Sound Lines for sale at very low rates.
Freight taken as usual.
j. rs. COELE, Dr., sau ERA agent.
nh
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When Chinese is called to the witness
stand the oath is not binding unless ROSTERS
head is cut off-in other words, the heather
decapitates a rooster instead of kissing the BIZ
BILE. We would meekly suggest that Guiteau
be tried according to the Chinese rules and
that he perform the part of the roost-
er.-Oil City Derrick.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.
rrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Investment
oorLo,r Cor Nid6la ord uxohenco c+raa+s
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The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.

BURNETTs COCAINE has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have render
ed the verdict that it is the cheapest and best
Hair Dressing in the acorld.
BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are inva-
riably acknowledged the purest and the best.
The man who was about to marry for the
sixth time and who replied, "We've usually
sot," when asked by the minister to stand up,
has been heard from again. He recently led
No 7 to the altar, and when asked for the
ring, replied, PEARSON, I've hooked onto six of
'em without ring, and reck'n we kin git
along this time I'll try and remember in fu-
ure though. Detroit Press.
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TO LET.

\
TO Let.
n OVER RENT, 1l9 Winter Street. Apply be-
IL tween 2 and p. M. sep26dlw
House TO be Let
DRICK house No, 26 Green street. One half the
ID rent may be paid in table board of one lady.
Apply to VIM. II. JERRIS. sep23dlw*
To Let.
ERONT offices 2 story Merchants Bank building
II Exchange street. Heat by steam. First class
vault. sep8df
10 be HAeGs
On and after Oct. L, 1850, tine
premises NOW occupied by 4. o.
Bailey & Co., Nos 35 & 81 Exs
change st. Apply TO
HENRY DEERENG,
No. 80 Exchange ST.
mys7 dtf
10 LET.
CSTORE and rent suitable for dress making
y millinery, corner of Federal and India Street.
Rent SO per month. Also looms at No ~ Fed
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This circular is presented by the un-
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-
facturers of Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer will here find c0nyen-
iently classified and indexed, general
merchandise and supplies Of every de.
Trade by firms whose facilities, expert.
ence and enterprise have given this City
an hOnOred position among the Whole-
ale Markets OF the c0nntrY.
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Relgious-On recent Sunday, when the
pastor of one of the leading Presbyterian
churches of st. Louis was absent from his
pulpit, several persons expressed dissatisfac.
ton at seeing a stranger in the pulpit, and one
Lady said she would not have come if she had
known that Dr.-was not going to preach.
An elder standing near very promptly replied,
Madame, the worship of Dr.-will be re-
sumed next Sunday" st. Louis Post-De-
spatch. :
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o A. E. PENNELL,
VOICE SINGING IN ALL BRANCHES
Tenor Soloist. SO Park Street
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~ hid. (bd.)2 I21s@2 so
Bonaire -. % 592 rs
Cadiz. du. pd. Il 75C91 90
Cadiz. in bind. l 25@)1 rs
Liverpool.
Duty paid L 1892 1914
In bond =. ] 25@1 So
Grind butter. 16 y box
Liy. fine sack. 1 25Wl rs
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P6afS e UUUO %.
Concord Grapes 1908 30.
Delaware Grapes-2 " boxes-are quoted at 30 y
New potatoes 2oa2 80 ~ Dbl.
Sweet potatoes A 50@5 90.
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WHERE pangs the mortal flesh assail,
Aud give bitterness to life,
Making the cheek with anguish pale,
Amid the fierce internal strife;
Then Sanford's Ginger soothes the pain,
And smiling Health looks up again.
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Court of Insolvency for the Comfy of Cumberland
State of Name,
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u f. KOTZSCHMAR,
Il PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY,
Stockbridge's Music Store.
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In East Northport Sep. 25tn, Leslie L., only son
OF Charles l.. aud Ada W. =, a,5c lcnon' and
II days.
In Mount Vernon Ohio, Rev. John True, aged s
years, formerly Of Freedom, Me.
In Rockland, Sept 18TH Margaret wife of the
late Mathew Burton, aged 81 years, ) mos, 6 days
In Rockland, Sept 2lst, Mr.. George W Halves,
aged 30 years, months and y days.
In Rockland, Sept. 10th, Hiram H., son of james
and Ella NJ Five aged months.
In Boston, sept. 18th, Geo. W., son OF Samuel
liassan of Hockland, aged 10 years, mos ID days.
In Bluchill, Sept 18TH Mr., John f. Wtham, for
mery of Rockland, aged 80 years.
In So. Thomaston, Sept 10TH infant daughter of
Il. d. and \. b. Littefcld.
In Thomaston, sept. 10th, infant child of Thomas
IIanrahan.
In Thomaston, sept. l1th, Mrs. j. Maria Tucker,
aged Al years, II months ard 10 days.
In Ninalhavcn, sept. 18th, Hanson g., son of
Chas. L. Ames, aged wear, months and 5 days.
In Appleton, Sept. Goth, Inez E., daughter of
Frank \. and Frances Gushee, aged - years, $
months and 10 days.
In North Haven, Sept. 18th, Mrs. Hannah wife of
james Nltherspoon, aged G3 years, 10 months and
p DAYS.
In Warren, sept. 18th, Fred son of job A., and
Alma Spear aged year, month and 20 days.
In Appleton, Sept. 10Th, Betsey H., wife of H. =.
Murray, formerly of st. George, aged 40 years, :
months and = days.
IN Waldnboro, sept. 9TH, Jane Ann Reed, aged 20
years
In Warren Sept. 10, Mary +. Anderson, aged 81
years. months and DAYS
In Deer Isle, sept. 18Th, Capt. Benz II. Haskell,
aged As years and months
In Ninalhayen, Sept. lSth Herbert Warren, son
Of j. H. and Villa Sanborn, aged years, months.
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MARRIED.

In Castine Aug. 2Ist, by Rev. G. G: Winston, Mr.
Charles o. Hutchings and Miss Nette l.. Eastman,
both of Penobscot.
In Csstine Sept. I'D, at the residence Of the
ith Ga ny rev !" !" p "7sist pac ~
Island, H., and Miss Jennie c., only daughter of
Rufus stevens, ESD of Sheepscot Bridge, Me
In Boston, Aug. 18th, by n. \. Apallonia, Capt
Eben A. Holmes and Miss Fannie A. Ryder, both of
Belfast.
In Morrill,, Sept 18th, by David Nash, Esq, Willie
A. Blood and Annie A. Payson, both of Waldo.
In Rockland Sept. 18th, Mr.. Charles Wooster and
Miss Nellie A. FaTnham, both of Itock&and.
In Rockland, Sept 18th, Mr.. Nathan ID. Clark of
Newton, Mass, and Miss Eta O. COnant of Rock
land.
In Union. Mr.. John +. Arnold and Miss Tillie
Vaughn, both of Union.
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UNDERWEAR :!
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &c.
Just received. Our Fan Stock selling at prices
that defy competition.

~ We open the Fall campaign of Dry
Goods and Carpetings, with a resolution
to double our sales over former years,
and the only way to accomplish this re-
suit is to present the trade, not only with
nice goods but with large and varied
assortment. We shall also make prices
at the store that cannot fail Of being at
tractive and satisfactory to the customer.
We desire not only to see Il customer once
but to secure her patronage regularly,
and we know the only way to accomplish
this result is to move our goods quickly
at small margain Of profit
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DIED.

Nothing beyond the announcement Of the NAME age
residence, &c, Of deceased persons acW be published
under this headingJ
In this city, Sept. 18th, VIM. o. Poor, aged =
years and 26 days
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News of Belfast and Vicinity.

The small storm of last week. will not do for the
fine gale.
Fires were generally kindled last week in stores
ami places of business.
higor, photographed the interior Of the rnitar
i.u church while it was decorated, making fine
lictmc.
The numerous egg carts driving about the coun
.lN buying mp the fruit OF the hen, make eggs high
tud scarce in the market.
From every quarter comes the Intelligence that
Hlm tree, are oNerhurlenel with fruit. Plums
au4ht e. be cheap this fail.
There was FROST in this vicinity on Wednesday
night of last week Rain with thunder and light
uug followed on Friday
-eiL Prescott Hazeltine whose arrival at Nev.
trA last week has been reported, was ont in the
...uN -ale of the 9Th, lost and split sails.
C'L and Mrs. rho Herscy are visiting at Rock
l luling the memorial services in that cirv
oiy, The Colonel delivered IN excellent AL.
u
Na ~ a. Wadlin, OF Northport secretary of the
N.a. Agricultural Society say that since the first
t.ri ho ha- made 300 pounds Of butter from
un'rn rnN-- Mr. Walln's stock i Jersey
-r,a,au, Partridge Of Evergreen Farm. Pros
.l. writes ~ the Maine Farmer thai he i. irving
hundred bushels of corn to the acre this wear.
fI.l c3r4 ana turniIs are tl, best If his cram,
Mathews nr,- Are making eight pairs Of black
HUf dror- luf \ew ork parties which win he
.H,-r in point IF workmanship ever turned out
tlN. lhey are for the southern market.
WY 'S"'''' !" '"''N' M lelf@ate~ from
ri ~" '"aoh At Ellsworth
"' w. 81. w. It '"'A '" inc mouth "i Inc hl"n
.''' '''''" gig Al"'A' nHt NO damage.
t"lI'''' ~ '"h''
..H'ar IF liatast Ala~ons viii drive lo I.iirr-
..|a. lo Nitne97 he public installation OF tht.
II Liberty Lodge amt s. Georges Chapter
N+-- 81 thaJ town. q. W. lauey Of Helta,r.
-t.lu- onirer of t,t Chapter
.,I,.,.t .,.ti,..I,. .,.,-..,t..,i , ,.....
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'iodhs ana uonlanS.
Isaac II. sherman, of the ca, side, broke his arm
| by fall while in his mill.
Mr.. W. T. Coburl, wife and Younger daughter
left on Monday for visit to his sons in Toledo
Ohio.
The Belfast Choral society will meet at the Uni
Nersalist vcstry for rehearsal on "Wednesday eve
ming, oct 18Th.
Asa Faunce, President of the Belfast savings
Bank, while in Boston last week, was taken seriously
H. but soon after recovered.
The new North West, published at Deer Lodge
Montana Is enthusiastic in its praise of the reading,
of Miss Iiussey, Of Thorntike
Comet Grange Of swmyie, has changed the day
Of holding its fair. viii he held oct 18th instead
| of 18th, As before announced.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of Geo
W. Bnrkett, a more extended notice of which will
be given neNt week
Grange and Town fair will he held at Mystic
Grange hall and grounds, Belmont, on We,lnes,l av
| oct 18th. \ baby show will form an interesting
| feature of the occasion.
The Waldo county spiritutli-t and Iiberaot As
ISOLATION will hold their second annual picnic ana
| meeting for the election of officers at the Porter
| school house, Searspor ON sunday. oct. 9Th The
forenoon session will be devoted to business of the
| conference. In the afternoon speaking by Mr. and
| Mr.. Wentworth, of Knox.
| \ Belfast market man, while driving in from the
| country the other day, overlook two Young ladies
amt invited chem to ride. While seating themselves
the horse started, tipping the Young ladies ont back
| ward in such a manner a. t. cause embarrassment
1" all concerned. The girls jumped up, unhurt and
expressed themselves as salts lied, providing il didn't
| get into the journal.
BAlkDN MINSTi'ILs. This popular company,
augmented lhis season a. forty performers win an.
pear in IIayforl Hall, Belfast on Friday evening
| next very many new features win he introduced,
prominent among them being the New DIRK Church
! Choir Boy and Baird'S /nuaYe Cadets. Baird
gave good satisfaction last season. and will doubt
les have full house on This occasion The sale of
seats, at popular prices, will be at Potc's.
Trinity C,nnmandrry knights Trmplar Of Angus
ta forty in number, Charles Norton commander
accompanied by the Winthrop band. arrived il this
| city BY special train Welnes lay forenoon The
tunmanary immediately left for Ca-tinc ON steam
cr May Queen Returning the Templars marched
through the principal streets and were given a sup
rrr At the Temple b, thc resident ~ir Knights. The
Comman,ery returned home fnrhr evening
l-'N9 'f 0"'I Mig = ~ n Ah"lhef belfast
.'''' ~ y y. h!,plp"ll "h wednesday
,' '''''' 4 ''''2''"" '''" a. ! : hu'N ~ NY
'''''' ''', Al ''' ''''', '''''
'''' ',''' ''' ',.' sup N''t h"'N' =" hcIi"7
''' y '''''' ''''' h'F' '"V''! "t,'H
I,. !,
I,... ~
,,..,,,.,,. - ,.., ,., ,,i,,..;,''.,
.I..
I,,ilt,'. H.! .,,.., IN, I'M
,,
POLICE ITEMS Justice Greer on SATURDAY was
called upon 10 ,niangle two eases in which turkeys
and hitckhelre- were the causes of disturbance.
r. VI. Thomas made complaint against Mary f.
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N.lt ENEp AFTER MANY YEARS. ON the Sth day
december, 1919, the bark William o. Alden,
hnuded by Capt W. O. Alden with a cargo Of
.'"f and fifty passengers sailed from this city
' IIr tcW land Of gold, California. The Caifor-
' Lever was then raging in Belfast, the Alden be
~ i.r fourth vessel that sailed from here during
' raf 1919, for that country. The others
N ark Suliote, sch Mary Reed and brig San ia
'Ne Tie bark VIM. o. Alden was purchased new
iIp forty passengers who sailed in her The
Fly and passengers belonging in Belfast, We're
"W a. Alden, captain; James !. Til'lcn, lst officer;
'' ID Palmer, "a officer. Crew-Leonard Town
l Jacob l.. solomon, Lorenzo G.. Coombs, Frank
"N itFener, George W. EIwell, Henry Dunbar, Jr,
''' ". blodgett. Prescott III. Mason, Peter ellison,
'' Passengers F. Abbott, stephen Cald
"'' Edward Crosby, James NJ. Craig, Henry Dun
PIG Wm. g. Frederick, Benz. r. Hazetine, George
Hall, Joseph l. Havener, Y. X. Lancaster,
>tAIrl Locke, Thos. W. Lothrop, Jesse Townsend,
'''n \. Stewart, George f. Wight, John Wilson,
'Amnei Walton, VIM. w. West Henry J. Woods, Jr.
'"T 'thers belonged in the interior towns of Waldo
''1hly. \ supper was given the voyagers at the
"" foundry building on Thanksgiving day, Nov.
~ ''l9, but the frequency of such departures had
=" = measure taken away the novelty of them.
rae bark arrived at san Francisco May 6, 1880, but
''' cargo of lumber, which was purchased on spec
'"llpn. brought but small return. The vessel
"'rhf'l to New York and was sold. The passengers
m after another returned, at different periods, and
we majority of them are dead. Last week the
naming one, Mr. George w. Elwell, returned, hay
tug been absent thirty two years. The last fifteen
Years he resided in Boise City, Idaho. Mr.. Elwell
las passed through many experiences incident to a
me IN that country, but in the afternoon of his
que he wants to settle in Maine. He is undecided
HAether he will make Belfast his home, or st.
''pfse, where his mother resides.
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
Hides, Calf & Wool Skins, Potatoes,
BHttcr. riggs, BeUns, dc.
c. c. HAMILTON, Searsport Me.
2m0s:,9f
RETAIL PROFITS SAVED.

TNHREE AND ONEHALF CENTS PER POI' Nd
l. for all common castings, such rs Sled shoes
wagon bride shoes, hub boxes, etc, at Belfast
Foundry. iW39 c. J. HALL Lessee
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SHIP NEWS
)RT OF BELFAST.
ILL AhRINED

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
sept 22d, -chr~. Decatur OaLcs, Baker, Boston !;
Geo. shattuck' Hart, do; Lillian, Ryan, 10, Min
eta, Wade do; Mary Eliza Bullock, 10.
sept 25h, ~rhl. Nellie, nrinkWatrr, New olk.
sept. 10Th. 9chrs. Harmonic, patter-hall, New
"lk; Mon, -- ,do. :. y. Hart, Burgess, Boston.
sept. 27th. -"hr. Annie l.. Mckeen, Patterson,
New York
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-09-29
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w A RRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT
CT RE for all the worst forms Of PILES, , to do.
in the worst eases Of LEPROSI, SCROFt LA,
PSORIASIS, CANCER, ECZEMA, SALT RIIEtM,
RllEi MArISM, KIDNEYS :, DYSPEPSIA, CA
TARRIl. and all diseases of the SKIN and BLOOD.
Entirely Vegetable. Internal and external use.
The wonderful cures ii has made the past 20 wears,
FOR 50 SMALL AN AMOUNT OF MONEY, has
caused opposition to its sale. Sent by express to
all parts Of the I. ;. on receipt of 81 per bottle,
and money returned in every of failure Send
for new Pamphlets free Sold everywhere. ii. ID.
FpWl.E, Chemist, Boston, Mass. 2GteOW26