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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05

New Era.
The true secret of happiness is perfect
Joy life, and attain competency and con-
tentment. The martyr to dyspepsia, in
continual misery, is without hope in the
pursuit of business or pleasure, and realizes
that existence yields only failure. But a
new era has come, and good health is as
sured, with positive relief from the ills of
Indigestion and torpid liver, by the use of
DR.. Acder's Dyspepsia Tablets, They are
very nice, try them. Only % and so cents,
Patterson & Cy., the Peachstone Liniment
men.
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Crimes and Criminals.

PETERSBURG, Va, September 27.-Intelli'
gcnce has reached here of the arrest of the
two negroes who murdered Clinton Game
some days ago near Weldon, and afterward
placed his body on the track of the Raleigh
x CASTOR railroad. They concede the crime.
The murderers have been lodged in Jail at
Warrenton, North Carolina, to await trial.
Alfalfa, September ga dispatch
from Learys says that in a fight between
Lucius Edmunds, alias john Spicy lcol-
ored) and sherlfl's posse, Spicy was killed.
Spicy, in resisting, shot one of the posse
and accidentally shot, and perhaps fatally,
his wife.
BALTIMORE, September 27.--A quarrel
grew out of Q political discussion on Eden
street tonight, and Robert Bass, aged 30,
was shot and died in few minutes. Four
men, who were engaged in the assault on
Basa were cantnred hut the man who
fired the shot, escaped. His name is spen-
Ger.
CHICAGO, September 27.-William Dynie-
wiecz, editor OF the Polish newspaper here,
surrendered himself to the authorities this
morning, saying he had just killed a
maH. His story is, that after rising
he went into the front yard and
there was attacked by tramp with a club.
and that the tramp followed him into the
house and struck his wife and daughter,
whereupon in selfdefense he got his revolt
yer and shot the tramp.in the breast, killing
him instantly.
TERRE HkUTE, IND, September IA
man representing himself TO be A.. j..
Thompson. an extensive grain buyer, has
victimized Prairie City and First National
banks out of $3.50 by drawing money on
duplicate bills Of lading, having first erased
the word duplicate" by means Of oKalic
acid. The money was drawn last Friday,
but the fraud has Just been discovered.
Thonpsou's whereabouts is unknown.
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ANEoRD, MICHIGAN, August %, lS79-CARTER
MEDICINE COMPANY:
Gentlemen-Please send to my address
another bottle of tie Little Liver Pills. /
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES S. SANDFoRD,
Midland county, Micigan.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver 81 Walker
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Burnett's Cocaine,
the Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing. 1t
kills dandruff, allays irritation, and pro-
notes vigorous growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are invaria-
bly, acknowledged the purest and best.
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Thus your friends will sing as they watch
your life Pickering out with that dread dis
ease dyspepsia; stay its ravages by using
at once Browns Pepsin Tonic. Remem-
Der DELAYS are dangerous.
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LrEcHrrHe. Va, September 2s.-Tbs
chairman q tire district convention posi-
livery denies the reported withdrawal Of
Collector Rives, the coalition candidats ior
c1nrress. Efves' opponent i son o. Ran
doir't Tucker-
rHrIapEIfHI. DrNocEa-s.
rrrrIaprIFHIa. September 1s.-ln he
7purr-nfie currenti1n bee to-day the fol-
Irrfrrz rurIiratiuus wert mas Z o. sner-
ri John i. G-lu, cItT trs1suref, :. Davis
pr. iu1rs 81 the eur u cJ-rrnon rlens.
Wirtasl ArrrI1. register Of Wis. Cbzrlss
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NErBuRG, y. Y. Sep ember 30.-Near
Cornwell Station on the MiddletOwn branch
of the West Shore railroad yesterday, three
men we're killed and three badly hurt by
r,-e~n afura biast
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ACQUITTED

ATLANTA, GA, September 30.-Robert ID.
Bolton, Charles A Miller, Breat Freeland
and James T. Self, deputy United States
marshals and collector, charged with the
murder Of an old man named Jackson j.
Hicks, in Gwinnett county in March last
on raid, have been on trial here in the
United States circuit court since Tuesday.
The jury to-day rendered a verdict OF not
guilty.
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HAPPENED YESTERDAY,

y. Dyer Gray, The Dublin Jour
nalisi, Released France Has
Her Eye on Congo-Iand =
IL Afraid Of
The IrrepresslbIe Stanley--A Yandal
Dosecrates the Cemetery OF
Richmond, Virginia,
Aud the Medical College Middle in
the Same City Promises Some
Developments.
News From the Capitalize Tariff
Commission.
A Review of Yellow JacRs Work at
Pensacola.
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of the present generation. Il is for the
Cure of this disease and its attendants,
SICK-HEADACHE BILI0USNEss, DYS.
PERSIA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc, that
TUFTS PILLS have gained worldwide
reputation. NO Remedy has ever been
discovered that acts SO gently on the
digestive organs, giving them vigor to as
simulate food. AS a natural result, the
Nervous System is Braced, the Muscles
are Developed, and the Body Robust.
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LOSS OF THE LEE.

That Magnificent Floating Palace OF
the Mississippi Burns 10 tile
Waters Edge Near ylcks-
burg, Mississippi.
The Catastrophe Is Attended by m
Appalling Loss Of Life and
Slckening Scenes.
The Noble Pilot, Like Jim Bludsoe,
''HOlds Her Nozzle Agin' the
Bank" and
Faces Frightful Death That Many
May Liye-He is
Spared to Receive the Blessings Of the
Civilized World.
Other Notable Events of Yesterday.
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FAR ME RS!


I,OR sAJ-oE EtCakEgE-A LA rtr.1-.
IT i1 , .rf-rt c-1er. teer - 80 rera1r. ~
s1is ~ errharr1 ~ rrcf. rrr11 trrsl IfI.rI
ch1srs ~ = 1-rs har... = re-terlT rE1ltIl
a. - tts 49,. y. G. $50 1rl ~
trett irIE
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CKai1Iss Sa7lca E1ovoT.
q. RIVAL u Planter at Bayou Sara, La., says:
NY plantation is in q malarial district. For
several years could not make half n crop on
account of bilious diseases and chills. was
nearly discouraged when began the use of
TUFTS PILLS. The result was marvellous:
my laborers soon became hearty and robust
and have had no further trouble.
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Another River Horror.

Other Notable Events of Yesterday.
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FArIutEs
Nru YonE. SEPTEMBER H.-Ths failures
during the last seven days. as reported 20
n 3. Dan A Co.'smerrnntile nrencT, num-
Der ] Io II snirh Joe occurred IN The country
md in the civ. Gordon, Chapman a %,
strnu goods deaIers. hsve suspended. Ihs
onir aunounceuerf m rtletlon - TIER
BUSINESS - far pubIished y Inst prtlerences
have ben given - fhe emouDt 81 - ID.
rHr M1ErHK<1En MAEEEL-
InrrUr. sep enIter E-Ihe Mancbesier
cnardian. In Its comrlrrcisl artice. saTs-
rre1rrss has ilsFr rrrsu nu1 wIt1Dut IN
D.. 60
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LrvERrooI, September 20 This weeks
circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
association says Cotton has been IN mod
receded. In American there was some pres
sure 70 sell, prices were irregular and are
generally 1-16d. 20 1-8d. lower. There has
been small request for Sea Island at IN
changed rates. Futures have been weak.
and with considerable pressure 20 sell,
prices declined 5-32d. for September, and
1.lll 10 n.nld Tor other positions.
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DUBLIN, September 2o.-All suspects in
custody have been released, in view of the
expiration tomorrow of the term of the
oot
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Some half a dozen similar petitions, signed
by the principal manufacturers of chemicals
and fertilizers, were presented by Messrs
Raisin, of Baltimore, Jackson, of New York
and Allen, of Philadelphia the general
be imposed on foreign chemicals, and that
Spanish pyrites, or sulphur ore, to be adj
mitted
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BOSTON Market.

SATURDAY, May y.
BUrTER-Quotaions for creamery, 25d26c; fair
to good. 23g2ic; Vermont dairy, fine, "A d25c New
York, Bic; fair to good dairy, 20923c; common, Il
lSc; western creamery, 25c; fair to good, 23924c
choice dairy, 20g22c; fair to good sdl9c common,
l5dl6c.
CHEEsE-C Choice factory is quoted at II gl2c for
new; fair to good, Zoe; common to skins, 5d9c.
Old and choice scarce and firm at l3Il31ac.
EGGS-Northern and eastern are quoted at Isl a
1895 and nearby stock is held at 20c; New York and
Vermont, ls1a al@c western, lSc; Canadian, lS1ac.
BEANs-We quote hand picked pea, 90 1898 so,
and fancy, 50 50; mediums, S3 6043 IS, and very
choice hand picked sell higher yellow eyes, So 20 q
-, and for fancy improved, 80 30 asked; red
kidneys, 81 10 az 90 q bus.
POTAToEs-ArOostook rose, 81 40al 80 the latter
asked by some; Maine Central and Grand Trunk,
81 359l 40 Vermont, 81 30dl IS; New York, 81 % 9
30: Burbanks, 81 3ogl 35; prolific, Aroostook,
81 30 and firm; Maine Central 5 309 50, do north
ern 81 201l %; Jacksons, ST. l5al 20 silver dollars,
q 30 Brooks, 81 30; peerless, 81 20; Chenangoes
81 10; early rose, New Brunswick, SO 10 Dbl.
APPLEs-Russets, $596 U Dbl; Baldwins, choice,
81 25ai 50 fair to good 50 593 -.
HAY AND STRAw-$22 90 " ton; fair to good,
S20a2l fine hay, $l5alS; common to poor $l29l4
swale, $9gl0; rye straw, $lSdl9 % ton oat do, 80
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The prohibitOry amendment to the State con
Stitution in Iowa, will probably be carried.
The Will of Ralph Waldo Emerson makes no
public requests, but gvcs the property to his
wife and children.
a., .a..:.,
Princess Beatrice to the eldest son of the Land
grave of IIcSSe. is published.
I"o 10y III '"chSohN ms T. 'Sco ana ~
rested for robbing the mail.
m
me Ndlue Oh me estate OF Moses laHlof. th''
New lork merchant VINO dlGa May 2'u' Is 's'l-
mn
me 1lealii VI SENATOR pen nm i !Igatis III
pioN ga aiu ~ Ply slc!as say lnele = Hopc ~
cure OF 'il'' i'iS ne VIII 'e greatly roloi'Seo'
ReDorts from nearly every county in Tennes-
s."5e .i't l iit", 'iop = VI
''' anu III W my Pei ''h'' WV ''i'
And again the ,'zar.s cnrouot ion has been
p0stponed-for ycar-as there is decu. undis-
covered conspiracy against the Car and his
guests
Hon Alexander TT Stanbons y.,. bo win not
accent thn indnnendent n6minatinn fnr Cnvnr-
nor of GEORGIA but would the Drmnrrotic nom
nation
The entire Readiu,ter ticket WAS elected ,t
the municipal election Thursday in Petersburg,
Va. Including two colored Justices of The peace
and two colored comcilmen,
MI. BROOKS, chief OF the secret service. says
at Washington. and denies that the plate used
10y BrockWay was stolen from the treasury
~, w.
me " oIiaii 'Li.s!iai temperance ,hioil
state convention OF Michigan voted III favor OF
actlon looking toward 1emae s"lirage' by 90 TO
~ altefa spirited ana almost heated dlscusslah.
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60 -
MARRIED.

In this city, May 9th, by Rev. }. A. Ross Mr.
Oscar w. Gould of Linconvie, and Miss Alice NJ
Wadlin of Northport.
In this city, May oath, by Rev. E. Crownnshied
Austin b. Raymond of Lowell, Mass. and Ella A.
Hopkins OF Belfast.
In Sedgwick, May 2Oth by Rev. II. Tilden, Mr.
Israel T.. Grinda of the firm of Bowden & Grin
dali, Penobscot, and Miss Susie NJ Dorty Of Sar-
gcntville.
In West Camden, May It'll, Mr.. Isaac Metcalf and
Miss Eta Quincy, both Of Rockland.
In West Camden, May 18th, Mr.. Jeremiah n.
Clark and Miss Olivia Farnham, both OF Camden
In Tenants Harbor, May 9th, Mr.. Chas III. Gould
and Miss Rosie Wiley, both Of Tenants Harbor.
In Rockland, May ISth Frank U. Sanborn and
Dora T. Body, both of Brooks.
In Ellsworth May 18th, Mr. Jabez G. Ware and
Miss Imogene NJ Richardson, both of Ellsworth
In North Sedgwick, May Dist, Mr.. E. Brooks Dodge
and Miss Helen Conary, both of Bluehll.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from dyspepsia and Liver Com
people in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects; such as sour
Stomach, Sick Headache lIabitual Costiycness.
Palpiation Of the Heart. heartburn. Water
bra>h, gnawng and burning pains at the pit of
the stomach yellow skin, Coated Tongue and
di>agrccabe taste in the mouth, coming up Of
food after eating low spirits, sc. For sale by
all dealers Try it. Two doses will relieve YOU
3m1-
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SHIP NEWS 6.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Mary Eliza, Bullock, Boston, f. L. Warren, Bah
bage do; Henry, Woods, Bangor; Sparta. Lincoln,
Portland; VIM. Saulsby, -, New York
May nth, schrS Prudence, -, Boston; James
Ellis, Warren, Bangor
May 2sth, schr. Earl, Darby, Bangor
SAILED.
May 10Th, schr. Lillian, Ryan, Boston.
" 26th schr. Sparta, Lincoln, Bangor.
Goth, schrs. A. W. Ellis, Warren, Jackson
vile, Earl, Darby, Boston; Henry, Woods, do; E.
l.. Warren, Babbage do
May 30th, schrs VIM. Saulsby. -, Bangor Pru-
dence, -, do; James Holmes, Ryder, Ellsworth
Advance, -, Bangor.
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LOOK HERE

If was troubled with Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Piles, SICK or Nervous Headache, orh had any trouble
Virgins Plets. They have an inherent power to
cure, never surpassed in the history Of medicine.
30 sents at Druggists; by mail receipt Of price.
Wiggin & Co., Rockland, Me. Miss sawyer's salve
as now prepared beats the world. % cents. 3mO
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For Sale or Rant.

4 NICE BLACKSMITH SHOP IN BROOKS
IA Village, near the depot. An excellent place
for business. VIII be sold or rented at bargain.
Enquire of HATTIE MERRITHEW.
Brooks, June l, lSS2-3w22*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

MRS. FLANDERS, widow of the late ID. S.
Nl FLANDERS, wishes to express her thanks
to her neighbors and friends and the Masonic Fra
tcrnity for the many kindnesses shown during her
husbands last sickness and death.
MRS. ID. $. FLANDERS
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his stock of carpets
game of base ball was played in this city on
Tuesday between nine composed of the old Pas
time headed by Gus. Colburn, and the High school
nine headed by Mr.. Stroud teacher in the Upper
Grammar school. c. II. McCusick of Portland
was the umpire The High school bows won in
score of IS to H.
Strangers IN Bucksport will feel well paid for
visit TO the conservatory of Mr. f II. Moses The
gentlemanly proprietor makes his visitors welcome
and is never too busy to entertain them. Mr.. NJ.
this received orders for cut flowers to he
used Memorial day in excess of what his immense
production could supply. Many exquisite designs
were sent out.
Alocal circle in the "Chataqua Literary Scientific
Circle has recently been organized in this city
I. II Murphy, Pres, Miss Cora Beckett, sec The
class consists of dozen regular members who are
taking the VIM Cullen Bryant course, and several
local members. Meetings are held weekly at the
houses Of the members for literary and class work
1t promises to be very pleasant society for those
interested.
The journal tenders sympathy TO the friends Of
the late Judge Flanders, whose obituary notice will
tetoundi our Monroe correspondence, and Joins in
The sorrow expressed at his death. For nearly
forty this office has held business relations
Wth the Judge ami always found hm an upright,
pleasant conscientious gentleman. The readers of
the journal have been favored with many excellent
"illf's ''' ms PEN me most recent beng on the
'atH HI9'oiH Oh monroe lie never came to Belfast
"'"''''' ''''i''s At 't '"ul'l once ana was a'"aE7
'i'''''i' 81 ''i'E 'e I'''-
'''
NEW STORE II BELFAST new place of bust
ness Will open IN this city to-day, known as Mac
tarthys New ork Cheap Store, in George II.
sleeper- Guiding on High street. next door to the
American Express otoe. For the want Of space
We nave Ian" over their advertisement The new
mouse Nlli carry q fml me II dry goods, millinery,
H'""l7, it''@ uu"erWear' hosiery boots and shoes,
"l'N "'l f"ps fl'lhliS' 'ih ware glass ware and
'l"'h'l ~ greatly reduced prices me store Is
neatly arrange" AND me goods are marked down to
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VOCAL MUSIC.

MISS LOTTHE COLBURN having re
Nx turned from Boston, IS prepared to give in
struction in vocal music to limited number Of
pupils. For terms SC, call at her residence on
Church street.
Belfast, May 90, lSS2.-iw22
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The Boston Journals Washington special
states Blaine's political friends regard the in
dependent republican movement in Pennsylva-
MIA, one of the initial steps towards the reor-
ganization of the party with Blaine as its next
presidential candidate.
Charles Hunt, vagrant, aged 80, died sud-
denly in liquor store Thursday. He was EN-
plOycd III the Boston custom house many years
ago. He claimed to be i relative of Daniel
Webster, but his story was not believed. He
has been di>solute Il long time.
The coffee taverns'' established in English
cities are said to have a perceptble effect in re-
ducing intemperance, and they have come into
favor with the general public. Liverpool al
ready has about fifty Of these popular rivals Of
the saloon and public bar-room.
The sum Of 100000 is to be distributed among
the officers and crew of the Monitor. the gallant
little vessel that had the desperate and success
full fight with the rebel ram Merrimac. These
men have been neglected for twenty years, and
no one will feel sorry that justice at last is to be
given them
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SheriH's Sale.


XTALDO SS.-Taken on execution and will be
w sold by public auction on the LIST day of July,
A. ID. 1882, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon at the of
flee of PIIILO HERSEY, in Belfast, in said Coun-
ty, all the right, title and interest which the BEL
FAST FOUNDRY COMPANY, a corporation duly
organized by law, and having its place of business
in said Belfast, in the County of Waldo had on the
4th day of December, A. ID. 1878, when the same
was attached on the original writ, in the following
described real estate situated in said Belfast in said
County, to wit, certain lot of land with the build
ngs thereon standing, and the appurtenances there
unto belonging, bounded and described as follows
Beginning at an iron bolt in the easterly line of
Front street. the same being in the northery line of
Federal street said line continued; thence run
ming southerly on the line of Front street so feet to
an iron bolt thence northeastery, to an iron bolt
at high water line, % feet; thence in the same d-
rect line one hundred feet towards the channel Of
Belfast harbor; thence northwesterly, to land for
merly owned by Palmer and Sweetser; thence west
erly, by said Palmer and Sweetser land to the point
of beginning, together with the flats and water
rights of said premises as belong to riparian own
ers CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff.
Belfast, May -, lsS2.-3w22
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FISH AND FISHING. The Waldoboro cores
pondent of the Rockland Opinion says: The
run of aleWiyes on Monday was very large, and
it was 4 busy day about the village; 10000 fish
We're caught and sold, people standing ready TO
take them as fast as they were caught......T There
was light run of alewiyes at Damariscotta
Mills last week.... The trout fisherman is abroad
and some tine catches are reported. The Pc
nobscot salmon fisheries have not been very
productive thus far. The few salmon caught
bring large prices...The Lewiston Journal says
Trout fishermen are having good luck this
spring. and the brook-sides in this vicinity have
been well-lined for the past two weeks....... The
Lamone Packing Company are doing a good
business; plenty of fish and plenty of help.
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We have no navy and our commercial ma
rne, in the face of many obstacles, has been
steadily decreasing but a recent illustration
affords most gratifying proof tat the race of
American seamen is not yet extinct. We hope
and trust that it never may be, although we
cannot well raise seamen without ships. Capt.
Albert G. Burrows, of the Mallory Line steam
ship Rio Grande, on a recent voyage from Gal
weston to New York, accomplished feat which
seafaring men say is not only brilliant and I'M
usual, but unprecedented. The story is briefly
told as follows
When his steamer was discovered to be on fire
last Tuesday afternoon at sea, ninety miles be-
You'd the Delaware Breakwater. he oyerhauled
an Italian bark, the Beppino A, successfully
and safely, and without the slightest panic,
transferred his ninty-seven passengers to her,
navigated the burning vessel to ashoal near the
BreakWater and sank her to the deck beams.
This was the only means of putting out the fire,
which was in the hold of the ship among 800 bales
of cotton. 1t was impossible to reach the fire
Oh the Rio Grande orto successfully battle with
1t i'll the usual way by pouring water through
the Matches To completely Submerge all of the
steamer below the main deck matches was the
| only recourse. To accomplish this without ser-
Gus injury to the steamer was no easy task. But
Captain Burrows managed it in tWenty-seven
hours after the conlagration was first discover
ed and not only this, but in twenty-four hours
more he had eXtinguishedt the flames pumped OUT
and raised the ship and was once again ready to
start the engines and steam for New York. At
the Delaware BreakWater the Rio Grande again
overhaued the Italian bark, retransferred the
passengers to the steamer and resumed the
voyage TO New York with the steameras sound
as dollar and no other injury except that on
the cargo. For quick and successful work.
said a sea captain who appeared to be passen-
ger on the Rio Grande, II should like to know
where or when that has been equalled. Cap
tain Burrows. sir. is a brave, cool headed, skill
ful man and true sailor, every inch of him..
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STATE OF MAINE,

HOUNTl OF WALDO SS.-Taken on execution,
~ wherein EDWARD p. HAHN and Angus
TUS f. HAHN, of Lincolnville, County of Waldo
and state Of Maine, copartners under the firm name
of +. p. A. f. HAHN are creditors and ADELIA
F. THOMAS, of Islesboro, in said County of Wal
do, is debtor and will be sold by public auction
the LIST day of July, A. ID. 1882, at two o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Beach House in Lincolnvllc,
aforesaid, all the right title and interest which the
said Adelia +. Thomas has in and to the following
described real estate situated in said slesboro to
wit A certain lot of land situated on Seven Hun
bred Acre island, beginning at a stake and stones
standing on the west shore of Penobscot Bay by land
owned by Jacob Thomas; thence southerly, by land
Of said Jacob Thomas to stake and stones on east
ern shore of said island; thence nOrtherly, by the
tide waters around said shore to the head of the
isand thence southerly, as the shore runs to the
first mentioned bounds, together with the buildings
and privileges thereon. Being the same premises
conveyed to said Adelia +. Thomas by Isaac Thorn
as, by his deed dated the 23d day Of July, A. ID.
1850, recorded in the Waldo Registry of Deeds,
Vol. 1917, Page 442.
ANSEL WADSWORTH, Deputy sheriff.
May 26, A. ID. ISS2.-3w22
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H. H. johnson & Co.
PIANO-FORTES
Tuned e. Repaired.

q GROVER, of Boston, continues to offer
-. his services to the citizens of Belfast and
ting them in complete order, when so required,
thereby rendering the tone pure, harmonious and
BILE to the touch. Those desiring his services in
either of the above will please leave their orders
Woodcocks store early as possible.
STEPHEN GROVER,
3w2O+ Practical Piano Forte Maker.