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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-05-17
s. E. BIGHAM,



TIE STATE
Appeal from the Dircuit Court of Union Coun-
t., Hon. J. W. c. Watson Judge.
Appellant was indicted for CARRYING a con-
cealed weapon. On the very first day that
the Circuit Court OF the county met he went
before justice of the peace in the county of
his own accord, no affidavit having been m ade
against him and no warrant for his arrest
having issued from the Justices court aud of
his own motion pleaded guilty of and was fined
for the same charge for which the grand jury
few days laier presented an Indictment
against him. On the trial in the circuit court
he sought to avail himself of this alleged con
viction. The jury found him guilty as charged
and he appeals from the Judgment of the court
assigning for error the exclusion from the evil
dehce the record of his alleged conviction
before the justice of the peace
Young & Dalton, for appellant
J. C. CATcHfNGs, Contra.
CAMPBELL, J.
Held
The proceedings IN a trial by a justice of
the peace of one charged with misdemeanor
are requested by law in accordance with Art.
z 81 of the Constitution, Code 1850 2 22I7. 1t
is true that persons may be arrested, in certain
cases, without a warrant, but without charge
preferred, as regulated by law, there is no case
TO be disposed by the justice of the peace,
and nothing to sustain a conviction in such a
case rs this record presents. affirmed
TO be reported.)
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ARE YOU MADE Miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appe-
lite, Yellow Skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is pos
tive cure. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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PROPOSALS. s.!

QEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC
- ton Of CHAPEL BUILDING, and for the
construction of brick SEWER on the prem
Uses Of the Deaf and Dumb Institution OF Mis-
sissippi, will be received by the undersigned
until Il clock on Tuesday, May 30th, 1882,
at which time all bids will he opened by the
Board Of Trustees at the Office of His Excel
lency, the Governor, and the contract award
ed to the lowest and best bidder. The Board
of Trustees reserving the right to reject any
OF all bids.
Three proposals win be required for the ex-
eeution Of the above work in the manner fol-
lowing, tO-wil.
lst-Proposal for building CHAPEL and
brick SEWER.
2d-Proposal for building CHAPEL.
3d-Proposal for construction OF a brick
SEWER
- Plans and spec ifcations may be seen with
the undersigned and with whom all bids will
be left
r. L. SAUNDERS,
Secretary Board Of Trustees
May 10, 1882 -3w.
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THE teacher and scholars Of Fair Lawn
Institute, aud several of their friends, had
an enjoyable picnic on Saturday last in the
neighborhood OF Capt OWNS.
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Oh SwEtrHAS. Esq, President of the
Cooperative Life Insurance Company, was
ia the city Monday.
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SHIL0HS CATARRH REMEDY posi-
tive cure fer Gatarrh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold By byron Lemly.
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OxR hundred bushels Clay Peas, just re
ceiyed, by BRoUGHER 4 BROWNE
April 26-4t.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC!


T Until June 18th next and no Longer.
u / viii take Card Photographs,
Retouched and Finished as usual in The highest
style Of the Art.
For $500 Per Dozen.
instead Of he regular price. $500 AMI $40.
By rush only win this pay me for expen-
ses and hard work. and enliyen these long
Summer days. No reduction Oh halt dozen
OF other styles Of pictures. CLOU DT WEA-
THEIR NO OBJECTION.
Only orders accompanied BIZ the Cash viii
receive attention
Come All First in the Morning first
served.
E.v. sEUTTER, An1Is7.
- Great Price Reduction on Watches,
JeweIry, Silyerware, Clocks, etc. See and
hear fer yourselves st
81 Y. SEUTTER, JEwKLKn
mays 81 N. J1rKsos, Mss.
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Magistrates Blanks.

4 full assortment Of all Blanks required
n BIZ justices Of the Peace, conforming to
the Code Of 1880 Address,
PoWER & BARKsDALE, Jackson, Miss.
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4917.-E. Pfeifer vs.. Bartlett Smith, ct al
Notion for publication denied.
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Hos. f. =. WHITE, of Clay, was in tn
city on professional business saturday.
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Champion Reapers and Mowers
Thomas Smoothing Harrow, Kemp & Burbee
Manure spreaders. BRoUGHER & BRow3.
AprI Il ss2-4l
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The Federal Court Is mainly occupied
with important attachment cases.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining in the Postoffice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending Nav II 1882
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Conn, Oats, Bran, and Hay. Is Sacks White
Corn for bread BRoUeHER & BROWNE
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WE had pleasant call last week from
Capt. ?, II. Sayery, Of Blldwyn, on his re-
turn from the Graul Lodge Knights of
Pythias, at Vicksburg.
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Hos. G.. p. NELSON and lady, Of Wood
Vile, were guests at tue Governors Mansion
several days last week.
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sxs.-Jackson Martin VS.. C. D. Kelly.
3931.-City Of Yicksburg Us. Thos. A Marshall.
39sG.--J. B. Tippin, ct al. vs.. Geo c. Coleman.
29s7.-Emma c. Sadler vs. Prairie Lodge No
81.
4000-J. D. Stewart, sr, ct al. V. ". c. Ccge,
ct al
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
ApaIL TERM. 1899
REPORTED WEEKLY FOR THE CLARION, BY
RopEgT sHoTwELL, ATToRSEY-AT-LAw.
JOHS o'cOsssR,
Pc 80. 49,.

PETER STARKE, TRUsTEE-
Appeal from the Chancsry Court of Clay
County Hon. z. A. Critz. Chancellor.
A motion was made to dissolve an injunc.
ton in vacation upon bill and answer After
notice Of this motion had Deen given, excep-
lions were fled 10 the answer and By the clerk
referred to a master When the motion to
dissolve come on be heard before tho Chaneel-
lor he refused to consider it. because
the exceptions we're still pending before
the master. He also refused TO allow
the answer TO be read with 8 view of
determining whether the exceptions were
well taken or whether they affected In
any way the merits OF the motion to dissolve.
motion is made in this court 10 dismiss the
appeal on the ground that the action Of the
Chancellor in refusing to consider the motion
to dissolve is not such an order can be made
the subject Of appeal in this case.
R. Davis, for appellant.
Houston Reynolds, contra.
CHALMERS, C. j.,
HID
/ The provisions Of our Code 1915 Code
1880 is intended to incorporate the American
rule into our statutory law. It is equivalent
to saying. that the motion to dissolve shall be
entertained, unless the Chancellor shall be of
opinion tuat the exceptions are well taken,
and affect the merits of the motion TO dissolve.
To determine these questions, he must ex-
anime the bill, the answer and the exceptions
When he has done this, he disregards the lat
ter, if he finds in no point Of view are they
well taken, and he does the same thing, even
though he finds them we'll taken as to some
aspects of the case, if he shall be of opinion
that they in no way affect the merits OF the
motion TO dissolve.
> We think the action Of tao Chancellor was
the equivalent Of an order overruling the
motion TO dissolve, and II is therefore appeal
able under Z 23ll, Code 1850, if the Chancellor
thinks an appeal necessary or proper in order
TO settle tbe principles Of the cause Il was
granted for this purpose, as is shown by the
order allowing it, and rs the answer is not be-
fore US we cannot say that it was not proper
for that sand hence must assume that the Chan
cellor was correct in assuming that il was
RscsrSed and renamed.
To be rep5rted)
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I To be reporJel.)


c. L. BATES,
vs..
J. 3. SSIDER,
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of Grenada
County, Hon. Sam. Powell, Judge.
Repleyin by trustee against the crantor
in deel of trLst to recover the possession of
certain personal property in the deed of trust
mentioned.
This instruction was granted for the trustee
The court instructs the jury that they ire not
called upon to determine the amount Bates 6
Bro. owe Snider; the only question with them
is, as to whether Bates & Bro owe Snider any,
thing which is covered by the deed in trust"
ami the following for defendant was refused +:
'lf the jury should believe defendant is in
debiel to the plaintiff on the mortgage debt
they will find in their verdict The amodnt so
due upon the mortgage debt
VIM. G. Mclean, for appellant.
Fitzgeral Whit Id, Contra
CAMPBELL, J.
Held
Payment Of the debt secured by the deed of
trust would eXtingush it, and the right Of the
trustee to the possession of the property il con-
veyed; and the judgment should have been
for the property or its value not to exceed the
sum which would discharge the legal demand
Of the trustee, 50 that the defendant might sat
isfy the judgment by paying the legal charge
upon it and thereby keep the property. Re
Uerssd and ne1o trial a1raraed
TO be reported
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THT Governor has returned from his
visit t. Suaf1wgr county.
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HACKMETACK. s lasting ana fragrant
byron LemlF.
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GEE. j. L. CHALMERS was In the city
Saturday ca r9ate for Sardis whore he has
established his headquarters, when not in
the saddle,
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GAIT. T. W. CAMPBELL, Of that flourish
ing and rising Journal, the Nicksburg
Commercial, made Us pleasant call yester.
lay
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REy. Mr. BLACE delivers his lecture to-
night On Genesis and Geology at the Metho-
dist Church The public invited. Admission
free.
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y VALUABLE Property-Steam Saw Mill
and fifteen hundred and twenty-five acres Of
land offered for sale. See advertisement
Of same.
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ANASAL INJECTOR free With each bottle
Of Shiloh Catarrh Remedy Price 10 cents.
Sold b Byron Lemly.
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TO be reported.l

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh 5
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.
so cts. and 81. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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An. LEE, Esq. Of the Vicssburs bar
was in tine city attending court on Monday
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NEssG-. Al. McLAuJS, PAT Henry
and J. r. Eaoch-, Of tie Brandon bar, were
attending cour. here yesterday.
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Attantion. circuit clerks !

ORDRRs for Registration and Poll Books
~ promptly filed By
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May Drawing
400

l"TII T ITNN7' TIT Wv
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, $50. SIS Tickets, 500
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFICE ORDER.
Orders Of So aud upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense Address all orders 10
r. VI. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journai Build
ing, LOUISVILLE. KY, or 7. J. CoMNEBFORD,
2l2 Broadway, New YoHK.
april 10 ISS2-ly.
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FOR SALE!

THOROUGHBRED SOUTHDOWNS.
q BUCKS, Two years CID at SIS co.
rs One year odd ct 81 90.
large number Of young Bucks ready Tor
delivery May LIST, At 81 SO.
GEO. c. HARRIS.
Madison Station, Miss, April r. 'S2-4t.
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The following cases we're ADsrDaea
3S06.-Lewis Heard vs. State of Mississippi.
3g1I.-A. C. Westbrook Us. Alexander Black.
397I.-Elina Pollock va. Odile Aiiltenberger.
3g7g.-Ellen Weaver vs.. A. E. Norwood, ct al.
$685.. IS. B. Moore vs.. W. 2. Love.
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COMMIsSIONER,S SIZE
Il. R. WARFs IT Al.

JoHS II. AND ALICE P. CuILTos.
All vs..
II d
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Improvements.

DAT CUTTERS at
BROUGHER & Brown 5.
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on Martin vs.. c. D. Kelly.

The following cases we're Regsrssa and Re-
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44th
omthly Drawing of the
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
5.IsIIIiI|EI2;IEj
IIGI;II;I!LIl![IIH!I
IN the City of Louisville, on
Wednesday, May 3lst, 1887.

These drawings occur monthly under pro-
visions of an Act Of the General Assembly of
Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March
81, rendered the following decisions
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIsTBIpU-
TIoE COMPANY IS LEGAL.
2D-ITs DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes
for the
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VALUABLE SAW MILL

SAM L LEALY.
s.ssss-s..Ets..ss.s
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sUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
REPORTED By c. c. CAMPBELL

MoEDAT. May 10 Ioozl
rba faIlowinp cases were Affirmed:
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]. H. ZEILIN s CO.,

red letter z embracing the emblems of our
trade, Spatula, Mortar and Graduate; also
observe the signature of
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MARRIED.


In this city, Jan. oath, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. j. A. Ross, Mr.. Edwin G.
Gitchell of Vassalboro, and Miss Fannie NJ. Shep-
ard of Belfast.
In this city, Jan 18TH by Rev. C. f. Libby, John
VI. Crosby and Dora a. Dean, both of Belfast.
In this city, Jan. 18th, at the residence of the bride
groom, by j. II. Mears, Esq, Mr.. Charles Philbrick
and Mrs. Abbe Higgins, both of Belfast.
In Morrill, Jan. 18th, at the residence of Charles
Brown, the brides father, by Rev. w. Lermond,
Mr.. Tileston Wadlin Of Northport, and Miss Malta
A. Brown of Morrill,.
In Frankfort, Jan 18th, by Rev. George Pratt,
Capt. John Hassel of Belfast and Mrs. Esther w.
Crockett of Prospect.
In Boston, Jan. 18th, by Rev VIM. w. Downs,
Fred A. Swan, of Boston. and Mary A. Brown of
Belfast.
In Troy, Jan 10th, Mr.. John c. Hamilton of Ban
gor, and Mrs. Carrie o. Merrill of Troy
In Rockland Jan 14th Mr.. Alvah A. Smith and
Miss Eva l.. Libby, both of Rockland.
In Rockland, Jan. 10th, Mr.. Ira T. Lovejoy and
Miss Annie $ Perry, both Of Rockland.
In Rockland, Jan. 14th, Mr. Warren c. Perrigo
and Mrs Elizabeth IL. Harris both of Rockand.
In Ninalhaven, Jan. 18th, Mr.. Fritz f. Cakes Of
Gloucester, Mass, and Miss Martha f. Smith of
Ninalhaven.
In Lamoine, Jan Sth, Mr. stephen II. Whitaker
Lamone, and Miss George E. Davis of Ellsworth.
In Mt. Desert, Jan 18th, Mr.. William III. Bracy of
Mt. Desert and Miss Cora Z. Greening of fremont.
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EXPLANATORY
NOTICE.!
Geo. v. BQrkGtt

Would notify his patrons that it is i'm
possible for us to guarantee duplicates Of
the goods advertised, and as soon as the
lots are closed they will be withdrawn
from our advertisement and new items
substituted, consequently it would be ad
visable to review our columns each week.
The entire stock has been MARKED
DOWN, and the crowds that visited this
establishment last week prove the pub
lie are wide awake and appreciate the
bargains placed before them. Our force
has been inadequate to give each custo-
mer the time and attention usually de-
manded, we therefore ask the indulgence
of our patrons, and in order to obvate
the difficulty of showing specialties in
every department of our LARGE STOCK
we have decided to classify our goods for
each day of the week, and place upon
our counters the entire assortment Of
goods mentioned below. with the view Of
closing out the entire lots. On
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Improvement Has Been Wonderful.

gentleman makes the following report of his
wife's case: "Mrs. J-s improvement has befn
condertut since size commenced taking tie OryqS,t
Treatment Her digestion aud appetite are good,
and her strength very much restored; so much SO
that she has for the past month been going dow
flight of steps to the dining room to her meals,
fu than haze see,. her for gears Our Treatise On
Compound Oxygen, containing large reports pt
cases, and full information, sent free. Drs. STAR
KEY & PALEN, ll09 and | Ill Girard Street, Phila-
delphia Pa.
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY, Jan. Il.
BUTTER-Choce fresh made western creamery is
held at 3S940c and upwards for very fine selections
northern creamery is quoted at "a 93c fair to good,
% G33c; summer, 2542Ic Franklin county, Vt, 80 9
33c; New York and Vermont fall made, 2S932c;
winter made, 25d2Sc; New DIRK and Vermont long
dairies 23627c fair to good, l7d22c; choice Cana
d. 26d2Sc and higher for selections; fair to good,
IS 925c western dairy, 25G30c; fair to good, g20c
ladle- packed, 25a21c; fair to good, 20a23c.
CHEESE-Fine factory is held with 1irmness at
14c for fancy grades in small lots; choice northern
factory is firm at l31a al334c; fair to good, l3c
cester county choice, BE; fair to good, 129l21&c.
Cheese bids fair to go out firm
EGGs-Fresh stock sells at 2542Gc; eastern, 23c;
western, 2lc; Canada, 20a2lc held stock sells low
lined, l4dlGc, as to condition
BEANs-Chocc pea, hand picked, sell quick at 50
As, and fancy selections are held at 80 So mediums,
50 1898 45 yellow eyes are firm at 1898 10 U bus
choice lot of improved hand picked are held higher.
POTATOES-The choicest stock is held at s. 10;
Maine Central, 81 l0al Is; Vermont and New York
range from 81 O59 10 for the latter, and 81 l0al ID
for the former; proliics same the early rose, at
81 15 peerless, 81 10; Jacksons, 81 05; silver dol
lars, 81 05dl 10; Chenangoes CSC. and plenty; New
Brunswick rose So % o. Dbl.
APPLES-Nermont Baldwins and greetings, 81
" bbl choice lots sell outside of quotations; com
mon Baldwins, 81 1898 50; greetings, 50 5093 so U
Dbl; No. Badwins, 81 7092; spys, So 25g4 80, the
latter for choice selections.
HAY AND STRAW-The markets. steady and prices
are tirmer; choice timothy, $2092l y ton; fancy
lots being held higher; fair to good, 5000; fine
hay, $l7glS; poor to ordinary and medium, $l2G JIG
% ton. Rye straw, $1,000; oat straw, $lO9l1 ton.
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FRIDAY.

We shall offer at a sacrifice all the Dress
Goods in stock, when we mention All Wool
Shoodahs | IA yard wide, marked down
from 10 l2c. to 45c, per yard, you can
realize what we mean by reduction Of
prices. Our Dress Goods stock is large
and comprises splendid shades and quail
tinc of oil EindS
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THURSDAY.

We shall open for inspection and sale
over $4,000 worth Of White Goods, Ia
blings, Napkins, Towels, Crashes, Lace
Piques, Nottingham Laces, Bed Spreads,
Gents White Shirts, Linen Hdkfs., Pill
low shams, Hamburg Edges, Swiss En-
brOideries.
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Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO S., January %: A. ID. 1881.
FNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 10th day
l. of Jan, A. ID. 1852, a Warrant in Insolvency
was issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. against the estate of EBEN F.
THOMPSON, of Unity, in said County, adjudged
to be an lnsolvent Debtor, on petition of DANIEL
w. PARkHURST and others, which petition was
filed ON the 10th day of January A. ID. 1882,
to which last named date interest claims is to
be computed. That the payment of any debts
and the delivery and transfer of any property be
longing to said Debtor, to him or for his use, and
the delivery and transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law. That meeting of the credit
ors of said Debtor, to prove their debts and choose
one assignees of his estate. will be held mt
a Court of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Office in said Belfast on the 10th day of February,
A. d. 1882, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2w4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R. AR FL CO.'S CARD TO THE PURL

We wish to inform friends and the public
that Geo w. Crockett is no longer connected with
this company in any manner. Further that we still
intend to do Il general express business from Ban
gor to Boston and immediate landings, and with fair
dealing and strict attention to business hope to
have share of the public business Any demand
against said company from Oct l. 1881. to date, will
be promptly paid. E. c. DANFoRTH Co.
Belfast. Jan. Is, lSS2.-6w3
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A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretons of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, Sc, will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send scf-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN Station d, NeD York city.
6m44
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DIED.

In this city, Jan. 24th, Mr. Charles NJ. Littlefeli,
aged A years and months.
In this city, Jan. 23d, James Seaman, aged Is yrs.
In this city, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Lovna, wife of Doane
Pattersha aged IS years and , months
IN Boston, Jan 24th Mrs. Ann NJ, widow of the
late eNGov. Crosby, of Belfast aged 20 years and "A
days.
in Northport, Nov 29th Olive Cottrell, aged about
- wears
In Waldo Jan. llth, Annie s., daughter of Frank
and Mary Kicker, aged II years.
In Montville, Jan. 4th, Elizabeth, wife of James
Wallace, aged 6S years.
In Nerden Point, Fla, Jan. 18th, James B., son
Of the late f. g. and Myra II. Knight of Camden,
aged . years months and &c days.
In Castine, Jan. 2lst, by Alfred Hooper, Esq,
Joseph A. Lawrence, of Brooksville, and Nellie
Grndle, of Castine.
In Washington, Jan. 9Th, Mrs Mary j. Humes,
aged - years.
In Rockport Mass, Jan. 18th. j. Ferdinand Hamil-
ton of Rockand, aged "A years.
In Thomaston, Jan, l4th Mrs. Mehitable y. Nc
Caum, aged y years months and % days.
In Warren, Jan. 18th, Archibald Anderson, aged
So years and months
In Ellsworth, Dec 2Sth Dea John b. Gray, aged
- years, IL months and days.
In Bar Harbor Jan 10Th, Capt Benjamin Ash,
aged 81 years.
The Republican journal., 1882-01-26
SATURDAY.

We treat you to rare bargains in Cottons,
Prints, Cheviots, Cambrcs, Silesias, Tick
ings, Flannels, Gents Wooden Goods,
Cloakings, Ready Made Cloaks, Dol
mans. UISterS
The Republican journal., 1882-01-26
MONDAY.

We cut down the prices on Carpetings,
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtains, Fixtures,
Carpet Sweepers, Ladies and Gents IN
derwear, Yarns, Worsted Goods, Felt
Skirts, Blankets
The Republican journal., 1882-01-26
TUESDAY.

We shall make speciality of closing out
our Stock Of Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves Ribbons, Neck Ties, Jewelry,
Corsets, Buttons, Edges, Silk IIdkts,, etc.
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WEDNESDAY.

We shall offer for sale the FEW GOODS
left in all the departments of our stock
1t i useless for Us to attempt to advertise
the prices on all of our goods, the space
will not admit We simply state that the
public will never have an opportunity to
supply their wants in this line at prices
so ASTONISIINGLI LOW.
The Republican journal., 1882-01-26
COPARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed CO.
/ partnership under the firm name of MITCHELL
& THOMAS, for the purpose of continuing the bust
ness of provision, groceries and manufacturing of
confectionery, at Masonic Temple, High St.
j. MITCHELL.
w. f. THOMAS.
Belfast, Jan. g lSS2-I