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OyereOats.

Bernstein, the One Price Clothier, has
hundreds ofovercoats for men. boys and
children of all grades and prices. Hesells
a good five dollar overcoat for three; q
good ten dollar overcoat for six and half;
a fine beaver overcoat OF fancy ulsterette
worth from sixteen to eighteen dollars for
from twelve to fourteen dollars. We guar
antee good overcoat tothe purchaser at
a saving of from two to five dollars below
the prices elsewhere. His figures arevery
low. His terms cash and one price to all
alike. Those who like to buy cheap and
quick, and be dealt with fair, square and
honest, are cordially invited tocall. Those
who liked to be asked two or three prices
and then fall, and like 70 spend their time
in pickering and dickering and then get
.'taken inn on the old snide plan of doing
business, need not appl5at the New York
One Price Square Dealing Clothing House
OF s. Bernstein, on Washingtonstreet, op-
posite the NORTHWEST office. ct
A fine line Of cashmeres just received at
Nordens. A ct
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The Fol-
lowing is list ofthe real estate transfers
recorded since our last issue:
W Anderson TO W c King, "a acres in Rich
field ldtp.......... 800
H s williams to G Babcock, 20 acres in Free
dom mtp......."...-...... eOO
S NJ Heller to W walker, 100 acres in Flat.
rocktp >. :. ........ ... 500
G Groll and G " Walker, land in Flatrock
tip oV
IL Metcalf to Mary L Davidson, 40 acres in
Barlow SUI
Fafrer to Ingle, lot 1872 in Holgate.,.... 600
Il w Fisk to Geiger, lots Ieand II in Texas. 400
I. q Randall to Tuttle, so acres in Harrison
tp p...................... ...........". 400
W Waters to G W Bones, leo acres in Wash-
ington oVO
H G Rohrs to J Hoffman, 40acres in Flatrock
tp......... ......-....... ............ 00O
Golden to D L Otto, 80 acres in Barlow tp. 500
G. w Walker to Hutchinson, acre in Flat
rock tp.. oO
Cheney to G W Cramer, 20 acres in Freedom
tp....... ''u
] Mcclure to II Henry, lots 61 and g. in I'd add
to Mcclure. lU,
E Sour to Iifer, 120 acres in Monroe tp. 6C(
Mcclure to A johnson, lot IA in McClure.... 100
] Mcclure to II Molett, lots IS and 70 in I'd
add TO McClure..... lO(
Al Platts to Plata, 40 acres in Monroe tp.. SOC
A G Booher to Van Fleet, x of lot 10 in
loves add to 55(
N Heft to N Hefft 8 acres in Liberty tp Z;
W Ficke to Norris, 10 acres in Richfed tp... 2O(
L Fletcher to L Weaver, 10 acres in Rich
neld Up. III
| C C Stoneburner to II L Weaver, 20 acres in
Rchheld <o'
Russell to II A & ] W atkins, lot 0 in Lib
oV'
D Meekison, Jr., to W Sheffield, % acres in
Napoleon tp..... .....-... 9S'
A Hall to A Simmons, part of lot 27in s ID d
Stearns add to Deshler... ........-... 30(
] McEwen to H Fast, part Of lot 1853 in Hol
Yackee to G Rckett 40 acres in Flatrock tp. 00l
L Franz to Ricket, 20 acres in Flatrock tp.. 00(
M Miller to Rickett, 20 acres in Fatrock tp 5O(
TpoDthu op1 ClOyor sead for sale ai
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When you want to buy a suit of clothes
60 to Eorden's for it. st
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A new line OF hats and caps Just in at
Nordens. Ct
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The best coal stove in the market at
Sherman. Harms 4 Co.'S. = \ e ct
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Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. If
To LEAsE.-Eighty acres of wild land,
adjoining the corporation of Deshler, and
near the B. Il o., D. NJ, and Deshler Il
McComb Railroads. Apply at this office.
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Go to Norden's tor Ladies, Misses anG
Children's Hoods. st
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Mother! Mothers !! Mothersl!!

fyou wish neat fitting suit 60 to S.
Honeek's IF
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ENpERTAINMENT.-Th
scholars of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School will give an entertainment at the
church'en next Sunday evening. The en-
tertainment is free, and all parents and
those interested in the Sunday school are
invited to be present.
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Choice apples at Bradley's.
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Hoteate News.

Ed. NoRTHwEsT:-Our little berg was
considerably stirred up this morning by
the alarm of fire. About o'clock A. NJ, it
was discovered that Miller's drug store
was on fire. There being no organized
fire or hook and ladder Co. the fire could
not be prevented spreading tothe building
Just North of Miller's owned and occupied
by Meinie as a saloon. By the almost
superhuman efforts of the citizens Cole &
Gibson's hardware ell the north and Wea-
ver's dry goods store on the south, were
saved. DR.. Miller and family had barely
time to escape from the burning building,
he loses. everything, nothing saved from the
fire. Loss above Insurance about 500.
Meinie's loss about $lOO above insurance.
Just how the fire originated is unknown,
but was supposed to have caught from a
stove. When first seen the fire was burn
ing up from beneath the floor, near where
the stove stood. 4.
Holgate, o., Nov. %, 1881. "a &.
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Timothy and Glover seed for sale a
Bradley's. If
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Choice sweet potatoes at Bradley's. If

Nor TRUE.-The report which is be-
ing circulated to the effect that the Meine
Bros. intend going to Defiance is not true
as they will remain in Napoleon, making
this place their permanent home.
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Why not get up private subscription
to raise the necessary money to improve
the street leading to the depot.
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Choice coffees at Bradley's.
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Latest styles ofsuitings at S. M. Hon
eck's, cheap for cash. If
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Important to Travellers.

Choice Christmas presents at Bradley's
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Choice teas at Bradley's.

Do you know that the new shoe store is
the place to buy good goods cheap. ct
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LOOK! LOOK'-at Humphreys shou
Wind0Ws. If
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Now is your time to purchase a nobb.
suit at S. NJ. Honeck's. tt
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~ ~ ~ AVA
Thanksgiving. I
Get vaeCinsted.
TO school to-day.
Rock salt at Bradley's. n I
The Maumee is booming.
Fuel Of all kinds is scarce.
Turkey will he taken to-day.
Sarcastic weather says friend.
-=--a-
Choice mackerel at BradleS's. Il
Henry county has now four papers.
Choice confectionery at Shasteen's. -
Too many children out of our schools.
------
Buy your boots and shoes at NordCns. 1t
Call and see the Christmas toys at Brad
ley's. If
In a measure busincss is suspended to-
day.
Fresh oysters and cranberries at Hirse-
lands. 2t
Last Friday was an old soaker. 1t rained
all day.
Services this morning at lO:30 in the
NJ. L. Church.
The season of fires is upon us. Look to
your house.
Bring your produce to Bradley's and get
the highest price. If
Hunters say that deer are plentiful in
Paulding county.
Accordeons and violins, very large as
sortment, at Cary's. st
Don't miss the Minstrels at Beckmm's
Hall next Monday night.
Beans are up in price, as is almost ev-
erything in the eatable lire
The next term of the Court of Common
Pleas will be held in January.
1t would he for the good of everybody if
the Sunday ordinance was enforced.
One train OH the Wabash rushes right
through Napoleon without stopping.
S. NJ. Heller has built ten-foot addi-
tion to his business room on Perfy street.
| At the new shoe store you can find
! is,Dlnal;l nf Lo,tS md ShnaS and rI1h-
ber goods. 1t
The Presbyterian afternoon mite will
meet at the residence of L. i. Orwig next
Wednesday.
VIM. Sheffield is having some marked
improvements made in the inside of his
residence.
Why not get up private subscription
to raise the necessary money to improve
the street leading to the depot.
Long before this time last year the Mat
NEE river was frozen over, and remained
in that condition until spring.
The Ladies Relief Association will meet
at the residence of Mrs. i. M. Shoemaker
tomorrow Friday afternoon.
Advertisers will confer favor by pre-
senting their advertisements not later
than Wednesday noon of each week.
Don't buy your winter goods, boots and
shoes, till you have examined our goods
and prices. ct II. f. NoRDEN Il Co.
BARGAINS BARGAINs.-If you want anv
wall paper this fail call at Kneeland's and
take advantage OF fall stock and low
prices. $40 .r tt.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs--The Napoleon
Fire Department will elect officers for the
ensuing year on the First Monday nigh in
December.
S. NJ. Honeck has received some very
| ~ robbx, Of vloc of piora pooHs and will sell
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VIM. Sheffield is having some marked
Improvements made in the inside of his
residence. .
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~ EHEASE DROS.
Report of Holgate Schools for the week
ending Nov. 18th, 1881 b
Term enrolment, 147
Weekly enrolment, 126
Per cent. of attendance, 94
Per cent. of attendance by departments.
Grammar95 intermediate 100. Primary SS.
Pupils tardy. Grammar, David Walker,
Primary, Edwin Keloski, Belle Cairns,
Wesley Cairns.
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Ladies call and see thbse lovely fur lined
circulars at
2t - Il WILSON'S.
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For nice fitting fine boot go to the
new shoe store.
Of FpEAsE RpoS
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A fine line Of cashmeres just received at
Nordens. A $8 @Rn Ct
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-09

Get your legal blanks at THE
AsroRIAN Office. A full line of over
two hundred styles.
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san Francisco Markets.
LRr ,LALL - rnLnaEArm.l

[BY MAIL AND TULE6EAPH.l
WHEAT-S1 AZ sol 30 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS-S1 l5Gl - r ell.
WoOI.-Oregon, Valley 2193O cts. z
b. Eastern Oregon, 5000.
HIDES-lieayy sailed lOl &c; light, do
zoe: Salted calf. lOM12.
FAMILY PROVISIONS-liacOn 13ldl3l5
cts; clear Oregon sides, 13@ l3jgc; hams,
215@13 cts.
BARLEY-Coast feed S0dSl o. cts; E;
Brewing S7Jz@a5 2 ctl.
HAY-Wheat. S9dSl5. Oat. S9GSl
Barley. S9@S15 y ton.
VEGETABLES-POt 1896 cts per
100; Onions, red, G0d70c per 100; 1el-
low. S1@S1 30 per 100.
EGGS-CalifOrnia. &@Hc Z doZ: Ore
gOn. 800 40c = dOZ.
FIoUR-Best family extra, 81 %; Su-
3erfine. - JO,64; Bakers extra, - 12l5
Oregon extra. - 7J0SJ 90; Walla-walla
xtra. 81 j0dS4 %.
FRUITs-Dried apples, SG9 cts. fOI
quarters, sliced; Plums pitted, l3gl4c
Peaches 1ld12JZc, peeled 1S@20c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter, 70 cts. p 10; Fresh roll, good
10 choice, 45@i71z cts; Picked. 10 cts
= 10.
SEEDs-Flax, 25EG3c y ID; Canary
3H@4 c; Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy, 30
BkGs-There is a good business in
jobbrng way at S3%@914c for STANDARD
grain,
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THE aARKETS.
AsIorIa Markets.

FLoUR.--Superiine 81 90; Extra s. - I;
Corn Meal = cwt. 50 30; Buckwheat = cWt
S6 90.
BUTrER-Choico roll, 2Ja}O cts. 4 10
CHEEsE.-ClatsOp dairy leG2oc.
EGcs.-300- cts r dOZ Chickens, s. O0.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. l0c;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton SglO. BY the
aarcase &c.
MEArs.-Brcakfast bacon lPE@i5 per ib;
s5des IJZalFsc: hams l5isal7c; shoulders
-O@l2c smoked beef lJolG2ac: cOrncd beef
a0al2 a bbi.: cOrncd pork Zoe = il.
BTaNS.-Jdi c.s.
LARn.-in tins and caddies lJai9c r n.
HoSEY.-ln frames luc IN glass 5oe.
DRIED fGCIIs.-Blackberri 23c: PTunes
l2Isdl6c.
Mil FEED-Dran slGdSIS r ton chop
iced $50: ShOIIs S25a26 Hay $50" 50 = ton.
oATs.-Acoording TO quality. prices range
from 60965 cts u bushel.
VEGE-ABLEs.--Potatocs Iif ct. . b;
Onions 1g5c q 10.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver, At par.
Com exchange On san Francisco 4 per cent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling, /. 10 percent.
Legal TenderS-par.
Telographic transfers on New York ! per
cent. premium.
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VESSELS ON TIE WdI.
From American Pert.

From American Pert.
Willamette s.. 300 toas. March p
Sparrow sch ) 3 Mnch l6
Orient. brig sl2 tons. Williams.
Merom. sh, 1904 tonp Lowell, n Dec -
Certen, sh. Philadelphia. Jan 10
Empire, sh. 1892 tons. New YORK. Jan l5
Henry 5 Sandford, Am sh. llJ9 tons, sleeper,
NY March -
Oracle. sh 1859 tons. Morrison philadelphia Mch p
Olive SouthGrd Am sh Philadelphia March
Palmyra, Am sin. lsen tons Meriof \ Y March,
Kate Davenport sh. ills tons. Mallett n Jan IS
Columbia. sf I:se tons. fernGld, y y. Jan 20
Carrie winsloH. Am blk. 9I tons. Loring. Phiis-
delphia Feb -
Alice Buck. Am sh loading =
From FOre5EH Ports.
Alden Bessc. An bk, So tons, Noyes. Hongkong.
April 10
Adulia. Spanish ok Stanley Z I. Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br 81. 1881 tons. McGibbon. Cardiff.
Dec 10.
Adolf Swe. bk. 6s5 tons. R,nsmausson, Gotten
burg. Oct is
Argo. gr bk Ga tons Gate Rio Janiero Jan 6
Buston Vale br bk 90 to1s. Buckingham Yoko-
hama Feb
Crossfield hr bi,. Liverpool. March 26
County OF Ayr b. bk. i:s tons. Alexander Cardiff.
Nov
CITY of Aga. br bk, lo-i tons. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant br biz s6s tons. James fm Liverpool
Nov "
Coloma. Am b. s5s tons, Nuyes Hongkong Jan -
Countess OF Rothes. br bk. Gibralter Feb 3
Dozford. br bk. Liverpool Marca VIA Victoria
Ethel, br bk. ss5 tons. Graham. Liverpool Nov 70
Faderneslandct. Swe bk Bordeaux. Oct u
GEO Bewier, br 81 1850 tons. BcwleW. Yokohama
Glens.6er. or bk. loading az Liverpool.
lizzie Iredale br bk 6s3 tons. Mossop. Liverpool
Aug l3, via Honolulu and Victoria
Marion King Er bk 93g tons Rio Janeiro Jan 81
Pasitha br bk 81 tons. West, Liverpool via Vic
toria Oct 10
River Avon. br Blk sss Holker Liverpool March.S
Selkirkshire br sh llo2 tons, Anderson, I'm Cardiff
Nov 25
Sidlaw. Br b., 4s9 tons McGlashan Middleborough
Jan y
Scottish Bard. Br bk. ROckhampton. March IS
Victoria Cross br bk, 669 tous. Owen, Calcutta.
Zoe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings OF each month. al - o'clock
EE- Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
upon b. the Council. ~ any regular meeting
must present the same % the Auditor and
Clerk on Or before tho FRIDAY evening prior
10 the Tuesday on which the Council holds its
regular meetings. X II. CARDWELi.
Auditor and CLERK,
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Astoria Lodge No. 40, 1. o. G. T

Regular Meeting every Tuesday Evening
az ~ o'clock. at Good 1emplar's Hall, Che
namus Street, Astoria, over c. L. Parker's
Store Members OF the Order, in good stand
ne, are invited to attend. Degree meeting LIST
Monday each month. b. order W. c. T..
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PORT OF ASTORIA
READY ron SEA.

READY FOR SEA.
CU'arb.a s- Zs-l tons B0!les : r. April
SAILED.
U str G-n WaEhf. Pennell, NaquIna bay Ap.ll
Oreaol s-. 2..51 tons. Fohman. 5 April ;
Viola. br bk ~ tons. Price. Queeustow1 Msrch y
weJIaoi btt. Sol tons. Lewis. san Pedro Mch ,.
Ryeyaie. br. D.. as tons, Williams. Liverpool
March -
Glencs-a. rr bs. go toa-. u--:iu Queenstown
March -
scrica l- fr, o.l ,os- ,sasca,sova 4l.sch j.
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HAltll.
I2-T0 qHacRstofrH. pgr RGdU0.
From Portland 5. Al cils wheat.....-...S5l.C 90
l2.-To Queenstown, per- Scriod.
From Portland .. 1856 cts wheat.........,S9 %,
To LircTpOOi. ycr Rycrdlc.
From Portland 1909 cts wheat ........ so. .aJ.
5000 hblS -four ........ -. o.
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State ~ C,aEo1ula. ,. -'rn toms. ponHur. fa $ 2
April
Ensrbanks. b. as. ,iJ1 roE-. Pafs--. Yokohama.
AprIl
Clan Mcleod. br hk 6'5 tons. hoa1hama Apr
North Bend hkt g76 tons MsrrgInzn. 2 April
Emily Chaplin. by Ik a. tons. Harris, heTpurt-
Eng wa Gus y1.-~ April
Tharaul Castle. br sh i2ls tons. Shanghai April
Rival. bk. 2.1 tons. Adams, :. q. NIrca ~
Scottish F1ir-. b. hk. E'soaama. Gsrch p
Cana6a. sa. ilsl tons. Trowb-itge. y. /. wa Rlo,
March
Kate and Anne. steam sch. =. roas La;IeEs. Grays
HarD0r. Bll 3
Shab.icE, l. S LiEa:-4ous- r;- Eserson. CRUISE
Do :.
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Temple Lodge, No. Z. A. T. A. n.

Regular Communications first and Ky
third Saturdays in each month. at az w
O'Clock. T. ~. NJ the Hall in Astoria
Members Of the Order, in good standing, are
invited 10 attend. By orde: Of tho ". NJ.
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Knights OF Pythias,

Astor Lodge, No. G. X. Of 2. meetsl q
every Wednesday evening at 7lzSsrsx
O'Clock. in the hall of the A. o. L. w. NSS
Corner ChenamUs and Benton streets. <1>
By order c. G.
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1T IS NOT FARCOTlC.

CENTAUR LINIMENTS;
the Worlds great Pain-Re-
lieving remedies. They heal,
sOOthe and cure Burns,
Wounds, Weak sack and
rheumatism upon Nan, and
Sprains, Calls and Lameness
tpOn Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water.
Low Water.

From tables OF United States Coast Survey
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Chamber of Commerce OF Astoria.

Regular meeting every Ist and Sd Monday
OF each m9nth. al az T.. IL. in the hall or the
Young Mems Christian Association.
10. A. BOWLBY. President
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-09

SPURTS OF disgusting Mucus,
S1umes, Crackl;1g Pains in tho
Head, Fetid Ereath, Deafness,
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exterminated by Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure, n Consti-
tutiona1 Antidote, by Absorp-
ton Tho most Important Dis
covery since Vaccination.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. !. o. o. F.

Meet every Thursday evening. ss:Ssss.
ar ~ o'clock. IL the Odd Eel - 80
lcw's Hail. cor. OF Cass and Che
namuS streets, Astoria. Members Of the OrGe
arc invited 10 attend. By order. y. -,
The Republican journal., 1881-04-21
Probate Court.

}. d. LtMSoN, JuIge.-A. a. FLETCHER Register.
The following business was transacted ut the
May Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Sarah Littlefell, late of Prospect, John A. Par
fridge, ADMINISTRATOR Edward +. Farnsworth, late
of lsesbero VIM. L. Farnsworth, Administrator;
Ann NJ Warren, late of Jackson Benz. Colson Al.
minstrator Chas. E. Field, late of Searspor Maria
j. Field, Administrators; Sybil A. Parker late of
Belfast, Miles $. Staples Executor; Martha Elwell,
late of Waldo, D. s. Flanders, Executor
GUARDIANS APPOINTED -Paulina Morse over
minor heirs of Albert Morse late of Searspor :
VIM. Clark over minor heirs of Harriet n Prescott
late of Liberty.
License TO SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATE OF
Nancy l.. Doe, late of Belfast.
License TO SELL Personal ESTATE ON ESTATE
oF-Harriet \. Prescott, late of Liberty.
INVENTORIES RETURNED on ESTATES oF-Al-
mira + Fisher, late of Searsmont Thomas Stew
art, late of Montvillc Joseph Morse, late of Sears
port Alice w. Parker, late of Wintcrport minor
heirs Of Henry +. Partridge, late of Prospect
David kenney, late of Knox; Alfred w. stevens,
late of Ottawa, Canada; Amos ". Sproul. late of
Montville; minor heir James Fowler, .Jr late of
Unity; Esther Jellison, late of Monroe.
ASSIGNMENT OF DOVER On ESTATE OF-t.unice
ii. Cummings, late of Prospect.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-IIenIy ID.
late of Belfast Nancy \. Staples late of stockton
Adoniram b. Curtis, late of Frankfort Cakes
Angler late of Belfast; Eli Moulton, late of Unity
W4kR aA OF INSOLVENCY .'I issued on ESTATES
fred w. Stevens, late of Ottawa Canada; David
kenney, late of Knox; Thomas Thompson late of
Unity.
WILLS PROBATED-Sybil Parker late of Belfast
Martha Elwell, late of Waldo; Hazcn Aver late of
Montville.
BOND FILED Surviving partners of firm of
Mathews Bros.
The outlaws in New Mexico are so numerous that
the authorities unable to cope with them They
rob and kill with immunity. Pleasant country to
emiyTate to
The Republican journal., 1881-04-21
DIED..

(Nothing deyoW the announcemem Of The name, age,
reSidcnCe de- Of dccoaScd persons 1rl be pubiisbej
"nder this heaiin9J
In this city, April 10th, Lewis =. SON Of John
Nash, aged wears and months.
In Northport. April 18TH, John T.. Crockett. AGED
. years and 3 months
In jackson, April 18th, Mr. Je,liah G. Gates, agc,
50 years. month and IL days.
IN Llnsolnville, April 10th. Mrs. Lydia b. widow
Of the late Robert DrinkWater, aged - WIS. mos.
In Ptnohscot, April 18th, Capt. Eben Iiutching-
aged !i3 years and months
aged wears. April 9TH Laura Belle Meseryey,
aged . years and II months. April 9Th, Sarah \.
Meservey, aged years and IL months all of diph-
liberia, children of Lowell Meservey.
In Rockport, April Sth, Mrs. James Lane, aged 30
years and months
In Camden April 9Th Joseph II IIosner aged IS
years. > months and days.
In Rockland, April 9th, ClemcMine. wife of Alvin
McI-ain. aged y years, month and l.; days.
In Rockland. April 10th, Joseph W, son of Joseph
In Rockand, April 18th, Florence d. Moor aged
- years.
In South Thomastnn. April Sth. Maria, widow of
the late William kalloch aged is years.
IN south 1homaston, April 18th, Arletta L., wife
of Frank Graves, aged - years, 6 months days.
In Thomaston, April l2th Fred s.. son of Jonas
Davis, aged D years, months and - days.
IN Union, April 81, Miss Hannah Messer, aged y
wears.
In Ellsworth, April sth. Capt David g. Eaton
Mazrall, aged y wears and months. April 7th
Nancy b.. daughter of John Il. and Lydia VI Mitch
ell. aged 10 wears, months and ID days.
In Bluehill, April 9TH Mr.. IIewey Mars. aged T.
years.
In Deer Isle, April 9Th, Mr. W. NJ Y. b. Green
aged Al years and y days.
In Orland March 9TH Mrs. Louis: Il. Roberts,
aged so years. months and 2S days.
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MARRIED,

brides father, by Rev. g. +. Merrill, Capt Henry
g. Curtis and Miss Emma +. Mcclure. both of $
In Unity, March 10Th, by Rev. Il. II. Tulniclin,
Charles II Berry of Troy, and Miss lila J. Clark OF
Plymouth, Me. April 9TH. by the same, Rewel NJ
Berry and Miss Hattie NJ Myrick, both of nifty
April 10TH by Rev. +. IL. Turnclih, assisted by
James Libby, il, Esq ReWell W. Rogers, Esq, 81
Belfast, and Miss Angie f. Libby of Troy.
In Montvic, April 9th, Mr.. MAYO H. Crmciit and
Miss Alice B. Berry, both of Montyille.
In Montvillc, April 81. Mr.. Charles :. McCorri
son and Mrs. Abbie +. Rowell, both of NIontville
In Searsport, April 3D., Mr. Charles +. SWEET and
Miss Eva }. Moore, both of Frankfort.
In West Camden, April 9th. Mr.. Elroy Mirhatl>
of Belfast and Miss Carrie T.. Kendall of Northpolt
In Rockland, April 18th, Mr.. j. A. Green of Bos
ton, Mass, and Miss Clara +. Allen of Rockland
In Orrington, April Sth. Benjamin 7. SoWle, Esq
of Ellsworth, and Miss Flora +. Atwood of Orrng.
ton.
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