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To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County of Waldo:

Yj7IIE undersigned respectfully represent that up
L on Il petition to your Honorable board to 10
cate a road around the hill between the house of
Nnal Hills in Norhport, and the Pitcher place, in
manner to avoid said hill as far practicable. Also
Il ri ght of way from said alter t0n to the grounds
OF the NOrthport Wesleyan Grove Camp-meetiug
Association, was presented at your August Term,
A. d. 1851 Said alteration to begin at the foot of
the hill; thence easterlv and southery around said
hill to the public road near the southwest corner of
said Associations ground location was contem
plated which would not be over upon any land
owned by the Northport Wesleyan Grove Camp
meeting Association.
That Hon. board refused to grant the prayer
of the petitioners from which an appeal was taken
and u committee appointed who, Gas we believe sup
posed the location would be made contemplated
by the petitioners reversed your action and the
Court ordered the road located as prayed for. AMI
your Hon. board as are now satisfied, located
the road in accordance with the prayer of the petit
TONERS, through said Associations lands, the error
consisting in the fact that the petition named the
northwest corner of said Associations land the
southwest corner. Now road has been con-
structcd the location contemplated by the org
inal petition, ami the same is OF such public con-
ventnce and 50 satisfactory to all concerned as to
avoid the necessity Of and expense OF constructing
the road through said lands rs located. We there
pray that said road and the location thereof may
be discontinued And this in duty bound will ever
pay. HIRAM RlGGLES and A others.
NOrthport, Aug. 20, ISIS.
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CaSEetS. Collins \ Burial Robes

ever carried in this city, and will furnish at prices
that CANNOT he competed with. We are also sole
agents for the EXCELSIOR PREVENTATIVE. the only
perfect dsenfectant and deodorzer ever manufac
turet. No sick room should be without it, for it
Will purify and diSenfcCt room in live minutes hv
simply sprinkling around the room, thereby arrest
ing contagion. Whenever the Excelsior Preserver
Is used in sick room, throughout house where
there is a case of scarlet fever any other con
tagious disease there will be no further spread of
the disease in the family. Any body wishing try
1t will furnish small quantity as sample free of
charge for after it is once introduced and its merits
become known, no sick room will be without it, a.
II Will destroy in TWO MINUTES all odorS which are
most always to be found in sick room. 1t will not
stain or injure any clothing fabrics that it may
come in contact WITH and is NOT POISONOUS.
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Tcontinued.l
TUI hHITIN IT

CilAIlFk IL
wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed which is so varied in its operations
that no disease or health can possibly exist or
resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest
invalid or smallest child to use.
''Paticns
"A Almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver COM
plants, severe coughs called consumption, have
been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia. NERVOUSNESS, wake
funess and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn out of shape from cxcruciat-
ing pangs of Rheumatism.
Inhammatory and chronic. or suffering from
scrofula!
Erysipelas.
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indi-
geston, and in fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of
which can be found in every neighborhood in
the known world. limbo
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Mr.. Chas. Coombs,

Who has charge of this department, having recent
~ graduated from an Embalming school, receiving
his diploma showing that he has qualified himself
rs thorough and practical embalmer, is now ready
to answer all calls. either day night, at the house
of Il. H. COOMBS' on NorthpOrt Avenue, or at J
L. SLEEPERS at the house of +. NJ. Lancaster
foot of Square. The ice chest is being done away
with throughout the United States by all trst-class
undertakers, and Cmbalmng taking its place, as
there are many people that have perfect horror Of
placing their friends in an Ice Box to be frozen
we will guarantee to preserve a body from to
SIX months, no matter what the nature of the dis
ease, or how WARM the weather, without the use of
ice, and POSITIVELY GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in
every case
Would also call attention to our patent COOLING
AND LAYING OUT BOARD. which we have secured
the SOLE right TO use in the County of Waldo. 1t
does away with the Old fashioned way of laying IL
body on board and placing a sheet over it. IL is
male OF cane like a cane seat chair, and has Il
white canopy all; it stands an incline, al
lowing all the dark colored blood to settle towards
the feet We have also patent support for the
chin, which does away with the necessity of tying
a cloth around the head to keep the mouth closed
In fact we have every thing that frst-class Under
taker should have to make his work Il perfect
cess and give satisfaction to his customers. We
have the largest and best stock of
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STATE OF MAINE.


WALDO SIS. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT,
August Term, A. ID. 1883. !
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, That the
County Commissioners meet at the Searsport House
i'll Searsport, on Friday the 9TH day of October
next at one O'Clock Z. NJ; and thence proceed to
view the route set forth in the petition immediate
" after which at convenient place i'll the vi
entity hearing of the parties ami their Witnesses
will be had, and such further measures taken in
the premises, rs the Commissioners shall judge
proper. And it is futher Ordered, That no
tice Of the time. place and purpose of the Com
missoners' meeting aforefaid, be given to all
persons and corporations interested 10y serving an
atested copy of said petition with this Order there
on, upon the Clerk Of the town of Searsport and
by posting up the same i'll three public and con
spicuous places in said town, and by publishing the
same in the Republican Journal, Il public newspa.
per published in said County said publication
and each Of the other notices to be thirty days be
fore the time appointed for said view, that all may
appear and be heard if they think proper.
Attest :-WILLIAM BERRY, Clerk.
Copy of Petition and Order of Court.
Attest WILLIAM BERRY, CLERK.
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STATE OF MAINE
PENoBsCOr S., BANGOR, April ,, lSS:

TENUBSVUT s., DANFOK, 1NITII :, 100, (
In VACATION. I
On the foregoing libel Ordered, That notice of
the pcndcncy thereof be given to said lhellcc by
causing attested copy thereof with this order
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican journal, newspaper published
at Belfast in said County of Waldo, the last publ
cation be not less than thirty days before the term
of this Court, next to be holden at Belfast, within
and for said County of Waldo on the third Tuesday
there appear and show cause if any he have. why
the prayer of the lihcant should not be granted. !.
JOHN APPLETON, G. j. 5. j. Court.
true copy of the Libel and Order of Court thereon.
3w35 Attest :-WILLIAM BERRY, Clerk.
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The Journal will continue the policy indicated
by The late W. II. SIMPSON, in his yalfdictOry pub
liShed Sept. 80, 1850. IL will be decidedly and
unsWcryingly Republican, will pres mt reliable
and interesting weekly digest of Intelligence,
will make, as heretofore, the news of Waldo
County and of this city speciality and will lend
helping hand to every worthy pursuit and enter.
prise In which Maine men may be engaged by sea
land. Recognizing The prime Importance Of
agriculture, 1t will continue TO devote a consider
able portion OF Its space to that industry. In brief
the cndeayOr will be to present paper the value
of which shall be recognized by all readers, and
which shall be n credit to the city Jpn which for
nearly ffty-fiyc years II has been publ Is he'd.
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To the Honorable justices of the Supreme Jul
dica Court, next to be holden al Belfast with
in and for the County Of Waldo, on the third
TMesdaN nf Ncfnher next

MARIA T.. LOGAN of Knox, in the County of
WI Waldo, and State of Maine, libes and gives
this honorable court to be informed, that ON the
eighteenth day ofiSeptemher, 4. u. 1866, she was
lawfully married to SAMUEL L. LOGAN, Mt
Lawrence, in the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets, by Rev. George p. Wilson, minister of
the Gospel duly authorized to solemnize marr
ages, that She and said lbellee cohibited together
rs husband and wife at Knox, in said County of
Waldo and State of Maine, from 1874 to January,
1873 That since june 1879, she has resided in said
Knox, in good faith. That said Samuel II. Logan
without any justiiable cause, utterly deserted and
abandoned Your ibcllant at St John, n b., on
the 18th day of May, 1879, and has continued said
desertion to the present time That before and
since said desertion said libeee has failed to
provide suitable food and clothing for your libel
ant and she has been compelled to support herself
by the ayals of her own industry. That the
present place of residence of the said Samuel
Il. Logan is unknown to her, and she is unable to
ascertain the same by the use Of reasonable dili-
gence.
Wherefore she prays that she may be divorced
from the bonds of matrimony existing between her
and the said Samuelr. Logan If the Court shall deem
the same reasonable and proper conducive to do
mestic harmony and consistent with the peace and
morality of society MARIA f.. LOGAN.
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Administrators Sale

nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Centrally
" situated in the business part OF Belfast, con-
sisting of lot of land adjoining the Court House
lot and extending from High to Church streets,
with house and stable, and known as the Angler
homestead. Also a lot of land corner of Church
and Bridge streets. with house and stables. The
above property will be sold at public auction oh
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Gw55 CALVIN HERVEY, Admir-. |
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quite a heavy frost sunday night
Mr. Cornelius Lane of island Falls Is visiting his
brother j. ii. Lane.
A deer was seen sunday morning near the house
of Mrs. Harriet Rice
Admission to the Maple Grove campmeetng
will be the same as last year, ten cents.
Miss Maggie sweetser LETT Monday for Castine
where she viii attend the Normal school.
Frank Nichols and Bert Packard left Tuesday to
attend the Z. NJ. c. Seminary at Bucksport
Rev. f. {. Porter who has supplied the lst Cong.
church for the past three months left by boat Mon
day
The High school in district No ,, fallerm, will be
taught by Miss Sarah c. Delano of Shirley. The
intermediate by Kate {. Towe,
Mr.. Chas. Quimby Of the firm Of Lyman II.
Rhodes & Co. Printers. Boston, IS visiting his
brother Mr. a. T. Quimby.
Only a small party from this place went on the
excursion 70 Boothhay Sunday. Searsporters do
not believe in >abhath-day festivals.
capt Joshua B. Nichols is having built, at the
yard of Hitchcock 4 Blair Bath, a fine ship of
about 200 tons She VIII be ready to launch in
October
Capt. W II West left Monday for Boston to
bring his schooner tle Lizzie Lane, to searsport
Tor repairs He was accompanied by Mr.. +. 5.
"omeH who goes to make the trip for pleasure
aud health.
The schools i'm nion District o., ,,o>t Monday.
with tbe,ld board az teachers tfi,b school Go,rc,.
C Morrow Intermediate Mis-, Emma No,row
Primary Miss Emma Nortlan3 pao,iI.to, district
Mis- Anna r. Colson
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baths Since at Searsport writes thal The singing hy
large chorus choir led by cornet was the best
rr MI f ~ gui'4 eli"l,9 FL. ,i =, .p 1
a'aI'. lIc Cm-rcgirionalist
...r. ,...,, NJ. W is..,... ..,,,
,ur,r-. t..t THE plant Of Tie telephone line from
Um-orta Iipckland viii cost abolt $4,000 per mile
ant uatthc line viii be in operation about the first
vi october. The poles ana cross bars are already
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How to mitigate the toll of wash day during these
hot summer months is worth knowing. We are
assured that James Pyle's Pearline does it effect
ually, without the slightest danger to the finest
fabrics.
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STATE OF MAINE.

PENOBsCOT S. March 20, 1883.
Personally appeared Maria +. Logan above
named, and made oath that the present residence of
the said Samuel II. Logan is unknown to her. and
she is unable to ascertain the same by the use of
reasonable diligence. Before me.
@. j. CURTIS Justice of the Peace.
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Eight men, charged in Banks county. Ga,
with Ku klux outrages upon colored people,
have been held in the United STATES Court.
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GIqIssod pInoo usu} Su!qssM quo AIN plo. W oIotu
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New Barber Shop.

TJNllE undersigned announces to his old patron
/ of Belfast, that he has again taken up the
razor and will be pleased to welcome them at his
new shop Hiram Chase's, No. % Main street.
Chair new and everything in rst.cass order. Call
and see me. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ALEX. MCCAMBRIDGE.
RplfaSt. Aup 2l. ISS3.-3jtf
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AMERICAN POKTS.

Baltimore, Aug. 20 Arrived sch Welaka, Cot
trell, Charleston Aug. ?lst, arrived sch; Viola
Reppard, Ogier, Brunswick. 23d, sailed bark
Henry Knight, Pendleton, Belfast. Aug. 18th, ar
rived sch John f. Morrow, Kelley, Bangor. Aug,
18th, Cleared sch VIM. Fre,lifck Ames, Portland.
Stonington Aug. 20, arrived sch. Harmoma. Pat
tershall, Bangor
Boston, Aug. p, arrived bark Edward Cushing
Bickmore, Galveston, 23d, arrived sch Lizzie Lane
West, HOboken. Aug. 26Jh, Arrived sch. Orion
White, Belfast 9th, arrived sch. Geo. Il. Fergp
son, Ryan, ana f. /. Warren, Babbage Belfast.
New York, Aug. q, arrived bark Fred w. Carbon
Spalkhaver, Progresso; sch. Hannibal, Pendleton,
Bangor. Aug. % arrived sch. Harmonic, Patter-
shall, Bangor.
tershal, New York. 3d. arrived sch. Paragon,
Shute. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Aug. y, arrived sch, Stella NJ.
Kenyon, Warren, Bangor. Cleared, brigs }. III.
Lane, Shute, Portland; Katahdin, Hayes, Bangor;
sch. Daylight. Hodgdon, Boston.
Portsmouth, Aug. y. Sailed sch Edward John
son, Mcdonald, Cow Bay.
Wilmington, Aug. 20. Cleared sch Hattie Nee.
Buck, Putnam, Georgetown, to load for Rockland.
FOREIGN PORTS. -
9gee gsn ErsD aug 20 Arrived sh eope
Trinidad Aug.9. Arrived bark Augustine Kobbe,
Ford New York via. Zoza.
Rio Janero. July p. Cleared ship Lucy A.
Nickels, Rogers, San Francisco.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sch Moses Eddy, from New York for Rocklantl
put into Edgartown ed with loss of mainboom.
sch. Isaac OrbetOn, Trim, from Baltimore for
Bangor, which went ashore at Owls Head 23d
stove hole through her bottom, and is full OF
water. VIII be discharged into lighters. The yes
sci WAS recently purchased by parties in Bangor.
Capt Trim belongs In IslesbOro.
The Ram Island light will be completed this fall.
The work is being pushed along very fast The
light Is ledge about 100 feet west of the Island
The keepers house is all done The light will be a
great help to fishermen and coasters as there are
some bad lodges called the Hypocrites east of the
light, Just beyond Fishermens Island.
Saturday Deputy Marshal Smith of Portland H.
belled the schooner A. p Emerson for $4,000, the
complaint for personal injuries of Andrew Egan
who was badly injured few days ago by falling
into the schoOner's hold.
OCEAN FREIGHTs. The recent returns OF the
Bureau of Statistics show that the ocean rates
from New York to Liverpool have fallen from u i.
cents per bushc of wheat in 1873 to ia cents in
| lsS2-a reduction of nearly sixth five per cent
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Bound Vests !!

WANT IMMEDIATELY EXPERIEN CED help
l who can make BOuud Vests. Good work. Good
prices. Apply at once. GEO. A. QulMBf.
Belfast, Aug. 30, lSs3-2w35
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ALONG THE WIIAREES,

Baker 4 Shales and VIM. Pitcher & Son have
loaded sch +. A. Carrie with hay for Charleston.
Sch Jennie r. Morse has loaded ice at Pierce's for
Key West. Ben IIazetine has loaded sch. Florida
withice at Pierce's for Jacksonylle Mr.. Paul has
loaded sch Mnnetta with hay for Boston,. sch.
A. J. Whiting has discharged cargo of granite
from Mt. Desert, for c. j. Hall .Schrs. Flora
Condor and Prescott HaZeltine at Carriers yard
undergoing repairs.
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20 Main ST., Belfast,
r. ii. cOOMBS.
CHAS. r.. COOMBS.

To Marlboro Packard, Albert b. Ferguson and
James A. COlSOn. Municipal officers of Searsport
FISHE Undersigned inhabitants of SearSport, re-
Il SpCCttully represent that common convenience
require, that all of that part Of the town Way IN
Scareport known as Mount Ephraim road. which Is
between the highway ut its southern terminus and
Il point on line opposite the north line of Union
school district lot, should be three rods or more
wide, and we request You to widen and make said
part of said town way three rods on more wide IN
all places within said limits
ID. 5. GOODELl. and II others.
Dated SeArSpOrt, Oct. 20, lSS2.
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Capt. j. NJ. Beal, PORTLAND, Me, says 81
found great relief from malaria and dyspepsia by
using Browns Iron i5itters."
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COACHES

WILL LEAVE AMERICAN AND NEW ENG
w LAND HOUSE for the Skating Pavilion at
Northport every evening at I p. Nj. Also will leave
for Camp Ground every Sunday at ? p. NJ. 2Gtf
Fare Round Trip, 40 cts.
ELIZA 81 LIVERY co.
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A Chinaman has been hanged in Montana for
the murder of another Chinaman in January

The sem-annual reports of the savings banks
of New York city show a large increase in re-
sources, in the amounts due to depostors and
in the surplus.'
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This ccrtities that the above and foregoing is Il
true copy Of the original recorded on the Town
Book, Vol. ,, Page 206.
a true copy. Attest;
JOSEPH FIELD, Town Clerk.
To the Honorable County Commissioners OF Waldo
County:
The undersigned, legal voters of the town of
Searsport respectfully represent that the annexed
paper is certified copy of petition to the Select
men of Sears port, to widen certain part of the
Mount Ephram road in said SearSport, and that said
Selectmen have unreasonably refused to act upon
said petition. We therefore pray You to widen said
road as therein set forth.
ID. ). GOGDELI. and % others.
Searsport, Aug. y, 1883.
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Aug. 23d. schs. Jessie Lena, Rose, Delaware,
Breakwater, Orion, White, Boston.
Aug. 24th, schS. Geo. b. Ferguson. Ryan, Boston
Mary Farrow, Condor, Boston.
Aug. 18th, Earl RYDER, Boston.
Aug. 2sth, schs Jennie r. Morse, COlcord, -;
joachim, French, Rondout; Abraham Richardson,
Patterahall Bangor.
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TreaSurer's Notice.
Nonresident taxes in the town of SWanyille.
County Of Waldo. for the year 1872.

County Of Waldo for the year 1882.
TINHE following list of taxes on real estate of non
1 resident owners in the town of Swanville, for
the year \. ID. ISL, in bills committed to +. w.
ELLIS, collector of said town the thirty first
day of May, A. d. 1882 has been returned by him
to me rs remaining unpaid on the 3lst day Of May,
A. d. 1888, by his certificate Of that date and now
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that if
the said taxes and interest and charges are not
paid into the treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date of The commitment of the
said bills 50 much of the zeal estate taxed as will
be sufficient to pay the amo INT due therefor, nclud
Ing interest and charges, wi without further notice
be sold at public auction at the Scectmen'S Office in
said town, on the twenty second day of December,
A. ID. lSs3 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
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Swanye Manufacturing
Co. mill privilege AT the l5000
outlet of Goose Pond. l2s acrs. s., 900 $1,000
W. +. Cunningham. 90 III 5000 $50
c. NJ. MARDEN. Treasurer of Swanvic.
Swanvie, Aug. p, lSS3-iw3j
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Francis Murphy, in his temperance work in
Great Britain has received over five million
pledges. and has attracted the very throne it
self Queen Victoria having taken deep inter-
est in the work He has been the guest of
Lady Gladstone. At one meeting in Edinburgh
tlfty-four of the most prominent clcrgymen of
England and Scotland were present
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT

Corrected JTeeL2y Tor The Journal.
BY c. IL SARGENT. No. s, Main Street.
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The attack the North German Gazette re-
Gently made upon France, declaring that that
country threatens the peace of Europe, cNcites
comment in all the European papers. The
French papers claim Bismarck seeks preteNt
for quarrel. The Austrian press thinks it
means war. and the English journals say it is
best not to take much notice Of it,