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SEEKING TO END THEIR LIVES.

Jacob Benedenn, German, age fifty, jani-
tor at No. 81 Broadst, attempted 70 commit suicide
yesterday afternoon by shooting himself In the right ear
lnhicting dangerous wound
The man who attempted 10 drown himself Monday
night the Barclay Street Ferry died yesterday In tho
Chambers Street Hospital He was identified NJ Joseph
Blum, age fiftyeeven.
Patrick Drsoon, age twenty-five, bootblaok, OF No
81 Frankn-st, while deranged Monday attempted 10
commit suicide by throwing himself under Beecker-st
car In Elm-st. He arrested by an officer, and on
being taken before Justice Wanden yesterday, at
the fobs cent to the city physician for examine
ton. e..
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IfGIeIATING FOR THE CITY.

The Board Of Aldermen held comparatively M
important session yesterday. Alderman McClaNo
moved that the Committee on Ferries and Fran
chses report al the next meeting what action II
had taken on the proposed ordinance Ia establish a
stage route from the ferries on the lower part of
the North River through Chamhcrs,t to the fcrri',
on the East River. This was carried. An ordinance
making it misdcrnranur to throw or place any
dangerous substance. including Orange aud banana
skins on any sidewalk or cross walk was first r.
icctrd and then the vote rcconsid'r'd and the
lution laid over II was resolved that Washington
place and West WaShlngion-placc shall hereafter
b. known ~ Maahmgtnl-plIcr.
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AMATEUR DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.

An amateur dramatic cntcriainIntuJ VIZ tINCII
al the Madison Square Theatre Yesterday aitori"o'
for thc benefit of the summer Home ot the Child,
rcns Aid Society The entertainment was arranged
by Mrs. James Brown Potter The performance
began with Bronson Towards comedy; " oiH Low
| rttrrs The second piece was Charles Dance
drama 4 Wonderful Woman The principal
performers were Mrs. James Brown Potter, Miss
Tccuic lngcr~0l Gardner Howard, Alexander l''ll-
can ID Ianirr Frederick Weeks. and Arthur
Twomhlcy. Of Boston. They were literally re-
waricd With applause In The audience Trrr Mr.;
and Mrs John Jacob Aston. Mr. and MiT; lloNnnni
liam Axior Mr. aud Mrs Clark-oi y; Potter, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd A.piuwall. Mr. and Mrs Robert
Gocct Mrs. William Rinclandcr stewart. ana
formancc at the same house this afternoon Tor the
.nnc nhlrct.
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Carney from IIso Oct for end sss y.nsi.cs
aged.
The French bark Tarpsea Capt Carp nom San Francisco
FEB for Queenstown has put Into 81 Ncnae Asores win
her buwarks damaged aud short Of provisions. 80
The British brig Elizabeth Mclean Capt Bate from Csrdiz
Mch % for ~ Johns NF has pnt into 81 Michael II tho
men, buwsrks and stanchions, bad
her deck swept ON passage
MISCELLANEOUS
WASHINGTON. April 2G-The signal Corps station At the
Of the wreck halfway between Life Saving stations Nos
and Virginia reports The bark Dictator hoatod clear
high water at and has started for Norfolk In tow Of the
wreoking steamer Resoute
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON April 2esaed-2othi inst Mattiai Gath inst, I'm.
ma the latter for Baltimore
Arved-14th inst GaetanO; 10Th INST Fgiio a Italia,
Ismir. oyan scotolo 22di Inst Dido. Nstvg Path inst
Agnr Alexandra, Australia capt Andcrsen, Cecilia Mary
Frazer, Mary Gibson 25th Inst Alice ci,fdse Auans
Charles Charlie Hickman Consul pisten The latter At Deal
Edwarl PhinDey Erao Faiuount, 0anger Rolf the latter
At Deal Hslden Hamilton Fish Hos Jane John Fought
kedron, Louise Dorothea, Low Wood, Minnie watts Tns
Tremore, Uudanntei Vsndyck, West York; 10Th
inst Antrim Aurora latter Deal Carmelo, Dundon
aid Fera oIa Par kncune Maria Adelaide the latter
al Dover oberburgenmeiser Winter Tobique Tofe'
land.
tFor Later shipping Setc'. u any See FJth Pagsl
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ui,d,or Uof,I-Count Fcrnandna, Of Spain f;
Count dc Cay France Benjamin Deal 81 sos9n en- All ian
m T1tyar Of Detroit Fh freH"e Hotft-i ne MN
William Walter Ihclps 81 NewJersey George J"
and A ! Drcvrl Of philadelphia ex-senator w H. bATl1n,
81 connectrut nd J. H. Ramsay 81 Albany tfdreiaon
Rrrssman 4 g. Curtin OF Pcnny ANA ,tuL,
tsrnrf Hovss-Hcar Admiral G. \ ROggs T. = e1Itu
HohI-John King jr Of Baltimore Ereren srei
Viey of Washington. Giscg House
= Fullerton of ST. Louis and stlson Hutchins OF WASH
gurfo
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The annual meeting of the shareholders OF the
New-York Society Library was held last evening u,
the Library building in University place Ch''i
Iar,,c attendance The Trustees report showed
that large additions had been made
The bank haiancr j. S7.74I 10 and tho real
estate owned NV the Society is estimated To be worth
SlG34 qS o. There were two tickets ~ the hrti
given herewith wac elected 10y large majority
Frederic DE Pcyster Henry {. Dorr Charles I.
Strong. Robert LcnoX Kennedy Edward Schcn'
SteuLcn l.. Nash Frederick sheldon. Henry Drisicr.
Trcirrir l. DE Prvscr Francis 4. stout, Richard ].
Auclnnntv stephen &. Williams John NJ. knox
George { abot Ward Jane, W. W. Lean.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MIEIATU RI ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
srr ,4.ea yO9 sun sets - $50 Clock slow Pm. 32s
Moon rscs 4l5 sOuths lll6 Moons days, 20
mon WATER TpDAN-A. VI.
sandy Hook $40 Gov Island. IT'S Hell Gate. cor
HIGH wATER TO-DAl-P. ".
SANDY Hook 7Ol GOV. Island. 744 Hell Gate. e:33
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METROPOLITANS AGAIN BEATEN.

The Providence Base Ball Club defeated the
Metropoutans again yesterday on the Polo Grounds
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[Announceinents.l


Beatty's Parlor Organs are now shipped to
parts OF the world The factory and at
Washington, Warren County " J. Write for illustrated cat
aoguc.
Dollars are daily wasted upon new crockery,
furniture re, that might be mended with CEAES1iSE
Dr. AUsTIN's PHOsPHATINE unlike any other
preparation OF Phosphstes.
DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Are prepared by practical dentist.
EARL e. WILSON'S "E. e. W. brand "
mou's linen collars the best Sold everywhere
Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
send for circulars. 10 East 27th-st.
Something good at all times--Hub Punch.
Women from their sedentary habits arc
often headache constipation These quickly
removed by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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Higham.
me OF game--l hour and 43 minutes.

The Atlantic Baseball Club, of Brooklyn,
visited Troy yesterday, and defeated by the Troy
Club by o score Of to-.
The e. Louis Browns and Reds win shortly open the
season.
Bradley viii not be able 70 play with the Detroit Club
next week, and Manager Bancroft IL trying TO engage
'Leery TO take hts place
John O'Rourke ID baggagemaster on train between
New-Hayen and Bridgeport
A great baseball fever 70 looked for N Washington
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TRIALS IN OFFICIAL LIFE.
,rvu,rpy POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

CNHArPY POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
THE pisrRiCr-ATfoRyEy's TAsK-MANY PAGES of
TESTIMONY TO BE EXAMINED BEFORE 1hh IN
DicrMENTs CAN De DRAwN-scENEs IN "Afo"
ckAcE's OFFICE.
The District Attorney has not yet drawn the
indictments against the Police Commissioners
but will do so as soon as he has had time 10
look over the voluminous testimony taken oy
the Grand Jury. Commissioner Nichols says IL
showed very bad taste on the part OF the
Grand Jurors not to wait until the trial before
the Mayor was finished The proceedings IN
the Mayors Office were Of the usual character
Yesterday. Mayor Grace told the lawyers 'na'
they ought to behave better.
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DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Are prepared by practical dentist.
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EARL e. Wilson'S "E. e. W. brand "
meu's linen collars the best Sold everywhere.
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DR.. AUsTIN's PHOsPHATINE unlike any other
preparation OF Phosphstes
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Dollars are daily wasted upon new crockery,
furniture &c. that III ght be mended With CEaESIISR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
send for circulars IL East 27th.st.
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MARRIED.
CORRECTED WeeEly .JOr Tie JOuTp0E.

In this city, sept. sth, by Rev. }. A. Ross, Nj
William b. Ward of Prospect, and Miss Hattie /
Ellis of stockton.
In Searsport. Sept 18th, by Rev. g. b. Merrill NJ
Lorenzo +. McMahan and Miss Lillian l.. PattcI
son, both of Belfast.
In lincolnyille Centre, sept 10th, Mr. Albert 4
Mariner and Miss Estee WeInan, 10th Of scar,
|mont.
In Appleton, Sept. 9th, Mr. Edwin keizcr an
Miss Mary Z. Geyer, both of Waldoboro.
In Rockllnd, Sept. 10th, Charles l.. Hartman an
Miss Abbie f. Curtis, both of So. Thomaston.
In Rockland, sept. llth, MIR. Albert J. I.arrlhe
laMd Miss Mary H. Curtis, both Of Rockland
In Hockland, sept. 10Th, Mr.. John Il. Howard an
Mrs. Calista L, MetcaIf.
In Rockland, sept 18Th, My. Cha. f. Weeks an
Miss Lila 4. kittredge.
In Rockland. sept. 10Th Mr.. T, +. Ryder of Rocl
|Iand, and Miss Laura \. -irey Of 50. Ihom;~tou.
In Thomaston, sept. 18Th, MIR. Tile~ton W >lram
Miss lsadorc Ntudlry.
In Bremen. Sept, lth Mr.. Clarence II. Miller au
SARAH +, Gross, both Of Waldoboro.
In ELLSWORTH sept l0th. Mr.. Charlie \. McCAm
ancy and Miss Georgia Haskell, both of Ellsworth
In East Buckspolt Aug. 27th, Mr.. Charles carrie
ION ami Miss Nellie smart, both OF East Buck pom
In Orland, sept. 1th, Mr. PilSbuiy W. BoW,ic
and Mrs. Elsie a. Bowlen, both Of Orland
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, sept H.
BrrrER-Northen creamery, fresh made, b a33'
some extra fine selections being held higher; ives
fern do, 81 d32c, and some choice lots, 33c; fair
good creamery, 21a30c; choice Vermont and NeN
" ork dairy, 21a30c, with selections held higher
fair to good, 25926c western dairy, 23425c; ladl'
packed or factory, 1S42Ic.
CHEEsE-Fine factory, I21a al3c; fair to good, !
|9l2c; ordinary to medium, 81 dl0lac.
EGGs-Eastern, pc, and choice fresh stock is hel
higher; northern and p. f. Island, 20ia ale; nea
by and fresh stock and cape, 2@a2ic.
BEANs-Choice pea, 1913 10, and for choice hant
picked, So p; mediums, g s0d2 %; yellow cyei
|$2 30a2 30; some choice selections being held aboV
quotations; red kidneys, 81 90a2 bush.
PoTAToEs-Early rose, S04s5c " bush; goo
stock toward evening not taken at S'c oflel
led natives, s. 30; Bangor and New Brunswick
|$2 81 a. 30.
APPLEs-Pippins and gravcnstens, S3a3 30
|bbl; maiden blush s. 10; porter, 81 50g2 -; con
mon, 81 7ja2 CO.
HAY AND STRAW-Chocc No. timothy, 1921
tom fair to good, $l9d20; fine hay, $l7dlS meliW
ITO poor, $l2dlG. Straw, rye, Sl9G20 Y ton; GA
$40; market steady for straw.
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DIED.

Nothing deyond the announcement Of he la0c agt
residence, &c, Of deceased persons H be paJiisGe
nader This heoding.j
In this city, sept 18th, Mrs. Ella +. NASH. age
- years.
In >earsmont sept. 18TH, Ephraim Fletcher, f.So.
a native Of Lmcolnyillc, aged 80 wears.
In Monroe, sept. Eth, Horace SON of Wilaeran,
Julia Mitchell, aged months.
In Auburn, sept. l0th, Mrs Lois r., Witrul ant
Robert Porter Of SearSp aged - years, j! mos
In Norhport, sept lst, Abagslil ElWcll. a@rl &
years months and day.
In waldo Sept Ilth, Mir. Eden e. llwclI, agcd 7
years.
In Camden, sept. ID, John Anni~, aged 81 Years
/ months and DAYS.
In Rotkland, sept. ltl, Harry r., son Of Edwin
II and Mary :. Thomas, aged II months, Is days.
In Ihomaston, Sept. 1th VIM, son Of y. e. lI&
Il, aged y years.
In Wadoboro Sept. Gth, Mr. Nancy H. wife o
Hudson Sides, aged IL years and months.
In Wadoboro, sept. 2d, Mr. !a#i-;t Winch en-
bach, aged II years and months.
In NatOboro, sept. sth MIR. Thomi- ONcrlock
aged 2i wears and 10 months.
In Nali0horo, sept. tflt, Mr. Henry Overlook
aged 81 wears and months
In WaIloboro, Sept. lst Mrs. Lucy Cole aged :
Years
In Deer Isle, Sept. 10th, Edward Robinson onl
SON OF George W and Lillian +. Higgins, a-cl
months
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Messengers Notice.


STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO IS, september %, A. d. lSSl.
THIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 10th day
l. Of Sept, 4. u. 1851, a Warrant in Insolvency
WAS issued out of the Court OF Insolvency for said
County of Waldo, against the estate of ASA c
HOWE, of Unity, in said County, adiudgcd t,
be an Insolycnt Debtor on petition of said Debtor
which petition was filed on the 10th day Of Sept, \
D. 1881, to which last named date interest claims
is to be computed. That the payment of any dehts
and the delivery and transfer of any propcrty be
longing to said Debtor, to him or for his use, anC
the delivery and transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law. That a meeting Of the credit
Ors of said Debtor I" prove their debts and choose
one more assignees of his estate, will be held at
a Court Of Insolvency to I've holden lit the Probate
OniCc in said Belfast, on the 18th day of October
A. ID. 1881, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given tmdcr my hand the date first above written
CHA>. BAKER, sheriff.
As Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of Waldo. 2w$S~
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~ch. Prescott Iialeltme, of Belfast, about which
some anxiety ha. been felt, arrived at New York on
Wednesday.
A eucamrment of oddFelIows, an onshoot from
ra-eaga~,aWakeag Encmpmcnt in this city, will
pr Instituted al Mon Oct. T.
Mf, Asa 4 IIowes has commenced to move into
III. residence on Church street recently purchased
him from Capt j. b. Durham
The most tcnderhearted man that we have is that
citizen who makes little fire to keep the flies com
Portable on these chilly mornings.
seventeen delegate for the Unitarian conference
at Ellsworth left this city Tuesday on steamer MAY
Quocn. The steamer will return them on FRIDAY.
"a new telegraph instrument has been placed in
hc ohre of the Maine Central freight house in thi.
h take the place of the one recently DESTROYED
fr,-
steamer CITY W Richmond las been hoatel and
lNco to the Commercial wharf, Rockland, where
ruporlrl repairs will bc maize and the steamer
yhcn 30 Portland,
>imHE like i, since the lays OF CAESAR. is the
...i winch comes from all sections of the coln
regard "a W. W Coie'- great shows. which
.o5. nc iu Belfast oct. in
u. p. ". tlough, of Liberty, uiu exhibit at fine
ta- Gdr in thi~ city, two Pcrcheron Norman
UIou~ 4 i'n- Duke amt White cloud IIe will
#. .cNldbI Supported breeds of swine
VI, Carleton Saturday lrdlto the State Treasurer
,..> ol brlf,-t for i-~! amounting to sII.lol.~4
mar4iu ut ;he receipt ii Ma, uot,t th.t
0t-t WIZ tAe dr7t cilv o. pay the tax in ruII fol
U.tut y,ar Q
OIL. -i"u, -l.teNalk 90 liGh street from Mood,
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el51-2I $500
MONROE. The grounds are being put in order
Tor the approaching fair. y number OF horses are
here training. The society has two large halls and
4 STABLES to accommodate all that come. The New
burg band has been engaged for both days. Mr..
Samuel Snow left here two weeks ago for Mime
Ssota, where he had two son, located. on arrival he
Sfomd James, the eldest, dead, hayi Ing been killed
: by the kick of horse. The Young man was Is
Syear- old and had been in the west three years Mr.
Snow came home last week with the body of his
1soh..Thcrc was baptism at the Church of God
last sunday .Our village school began Monday,
. land is taught by Miss Iolir Atwood . Mr.. Ira
White has leased the Ben A. Curtis house and will
! open a hotel. The Monroe band will have dance
ION both nights of the fair. Henry Marclcn has
sold his farm to Isaac Moore SWanyillc
CAsliSE. Charles Rogers, an Old and respected
citizen, died the night of the 18TH aged S wears
The deceased has been postmaster at Castine since
1910, with the exception of the four wears Of Blu
.chanans administration. He has voted in sixteen
presidential elections He was proverbialIv an hon
est man. possessing the confidence of all parties,
and although long past his business DAYS. il was
4 the unanimous feeling If his townsmen that he
should retain his position during life The second
lrctme of the CaStinc lecture course, was delivered
: On Ihur-laY evening by Rev Mr.. Crowninshieltl,
of Belfast. subject Jane Abr;m Garfield MI
Il. l. very pleasant speaker and hi lecture like
the life Of it, subject, Is full of interest. We hope
many other audiences will he fortunate enough to
lear the same discourse. tn the garden IL s. w
8Webstrr Is crab alpio tree which has borne fruit
Z this sca~nn ami is now putting forth new leaves
ni blossoms 10 and few of his relatives are
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At Il Probate Court held at Belfast, within ana 10
the County of Waldo, on the sccond Tuesday o
September, a. ID. lSSl.

september, y. -. 1851.
|T NJ BOARDMAN, Executor Of the will OF
IL JAMES GOODELL, late of Belfast, in said
County of Waldo, deceased, having presented his
first account of ENecutorship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
ito he published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of October next, at ten of the clock before noon
land show cause, if any they have, why the same
SHOULD not be allowed
JAMES. ID. LAMSO\, Judge.
true copy. Attest "A. a. FLETCHER, Register
lat Probate Court held at Belfast within and foi
the County of Waldo on the second Tuesday OF
September, \. ID. 1881.
|NTARY A. MCCOBB, Administrator of the cs
|INl tate of LOIS MCCOBB, late Of Lincomvillc
lin shid County of Waldo, deceased, having pre-
scented her second and final account OF Admnstra
.tion for allowance.
Ordered That the said Administrative give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of this
|ordcr to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal printed at Belfast that they
'may appear at a Probate Court to be held at Bel
fast, within and for said County, on the second
TUESDAY of October next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
JAMES ID. LAMSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attcst:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
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| =
A DELAlDE 4. MORTON, Of Thorndihc, having
"A presented q petition PRAYING that armimistra
tion OF the estate of EDWARD +. MORTON, late
may be granted to Nathan Z. Morton.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
ito all persons interested by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks successfully
i'm the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Il Probate Court, to be held al
Belfast, within and for said County, the second
TUESDAY of OCTOBER next, at ten Of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why
THE same should not be granted.
JAMES d. LAM>O\, Judge
\ true copy. Attest;-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
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70 ilayf0rd Hall each day, 10 cts
70 Park 10 cents first day, - cents second dan
carriages free,
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President, D. L. PITCHER

Lie mcmbcr- and families admitted free To Pdr
NJ Han both days. Family tickets, admitting +
lrk and Hall buth daya ani evening 9loo, fo
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PROBATE NOTICES.

|To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
of Waldo.
JAMES f. MAltDEN, of Scarsport, i'll the Coun
- ty of Waldo and state of Maine, Guardian OF
FRANK ID. NICkERSON, EDWARD ID. NICkER
L1DlA NlCkERSON late Of Scarsport, aforesaid
represents that said wards seized
and possessed of the following described real es
tate VIZ: one undivided third part of the home
stead farm of their mother Lydia Nickcrson, late
Of Searsport, aforesaid, being the same premises
named i'll deed from Isaac l.. Marden to Rogers NJ
Nickerson, recorded in the Waldo County Registry
Of Deeds, Vol 1856, Page 34>. That ii would be foI
the benefit of said wards To have said real estate
sold and the proceeds thereof used for their
sary expenses, SO much as Is needed, and balance
placed at interest.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
tate of said wards as will satisfy said expenses
and incidental charges and charges of Guardian
ship at public or private sale.
JAMES +. MAEDEN.
AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fol
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
September, A. d. 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the pc
tioner give public notice to all persons interested
10y causing Il copy of said petition, with this order
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
i'm the Republican journal, a paper printed at
belfast, that they may appear at Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid
ION the second Tuesday of October next at ter
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show Causc if any they
havc, why the same should not be granted.
JAMES ID. LAMSON, Judge.
true copy. Attest:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
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4 GRAND NMEEPSTAkE RACE
II ~ ~ NM NEfIT LNITON>.

open NJ UII HOSES Wherever owned. Pur,r II 81 I
guaranteed, to be divided a. follows Is, Nurse 800
3d $40 3d so, 4th so
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fo
the County of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday o
September, A. ID. 1881.
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no tNc Ho1ora6le Judge OF ProOatc for Que Count
OF Waldo.
JOSEPH L. ELDRIDGE, Of Winterport, in tn
y County Of Waldo Guardian of HENRY I
minor of Winterport in said Coul
ty, respectfully represents that said minor
seized of lot of land with the buildings thereon
situate on the castcrly side Of Main street in sal
Winerport, and adjoining land Of Charles II. Pierc
and l.. {. BIaisloll That it is for the interest o
said minor that said estate he sold and the proceed
thereof put on interest That he has received a
advantageous offer for the same, To- wit; ten hun
bred and fifty dollars, and that ii is for the ntcres
Of said minor that said offer he accepted
Wherefore Your petitioner prays your honor t.
grant him a license to sell and conyc- said real 6
tate for said sum. JOSEPH J.. ELDRlDGE.
BY y. II. IICBBAEp, his Attorney.
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JAMES ID. LAMSON, Judge.
y true copy. Attest a. \. FLETCHER, Regirtc
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and 70
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday o
September, A. ID. 1881.