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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GUINNIP'S,
@04 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET y. w.
BRAECH STORE, $40 SEVENTH SIN,


We hsv marked and laid GU. fo- SALE special LOTS
duced rlca~. We d. this not for the love Of losing
money but In hop that tie loss Of to-day may be the
Our announcements d. no. consist merely of EMPTY
ses. N the hape O Of P b n M
brSnch s1, Of Dry and F9ncJ- foods.
stores and have no fears that creditors others shall
q. ts:e t. Us how business. Therefore. be
MONDAY Mo2NING
ssTEHS at Dee a ne v S I rns IN FRg a
All stan<,ard makes OF PRINTS We shall otter at Sc.
A sreclal Lot of BLACK LACE BUNTING at s71.c..
BLACK nuns YELLING at 25c, 4oc., 45c.. Soc.
LADIES, COTTON UNDERWEAR we now offer at
COST. anl stock Of tse Goods is larer aud Wei
asfo ,nI, g. Sjl, , Be sure 70 ct s1l,ed-
tie ID, E.x prices, therefore we Cffer them at
prices lower than the Manuiac tuIers would sell them
d se, ne may be said Of orr er stock of GENTS
and ii sleeves GAUGE and Je Drawers OF ali sizes
"'t Uu r rNIaGNpR1gD SHIRTS at sa "a. TO
Ihs ra-h stil continues at WHITE GOODS DE-
Goods for this important branch and We max them
at ne loves. possible Cash pce are determined 10
R RaeBT .he ' through at the speed OF Bicycle
Our Ell 50 Parasol is unaq.led for style or fnih as
u aso o.tr celebrated 80 D NIFTY finished jersey
ON Famous Silk D~pactInent i too well known IT,
90 Fon and SIt our i ian sy rfTsrk tst cur
rees SUI continue 20 be the rage both for street and
lare steck OF travelling satches. in all sizes, sell
Whe2 W. advertise Goods at Certain Prices We do not
Limit oar purchasers to any amount.
THE SEyaNTH STREET ONE PRICE STORES
GUINNIP * Co.,
4o4 AND 100 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
N.B.-In Uptown Store the same goods and the
same prices may be had.
$50 It'll stree: northwest. leg
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Notice TO Advertisers.

Advertisers Will confer a favor by sending I'm
their orders as early practicable for to-morrows
dOuble-sheet Issue, In order to insure insertion
and classification The demand for advertising
space continues TO increase. The STAR printed
2,915 pew advertisements for May, being an in
crease OF :sseS over May IN 1892
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The rapid depletion OF the Chesapeake bay
oyster beds presents question of vast import
ance, not alone to the authorities and people OF
Maryland and Virginia, but to all lovers of the
luscious bivalve. The Baltimore camel goods
exchange have appointed c0mm ttee to investi-
gate and report On the best means OF protecting
the oyster from the reckless and wasteful methods
or catching it heretofore used. There Is also in
existence and at work in the same direction a
commission created by the legislature and 1t is
to be sincerely hoped that the united efforts Of state
representatives and of those engaged largely in
the oyster trade may result in something practical
for the preservation OF the Chesapeake beds
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FIRE Wonks
CHINESE LANTERNS,
CHINESE CCLORED FIRE.
FIRE CRACKERS,
ToRPEDOEs,
At wholesale. in quantities to suit, at
C. w. THORN & CO.'S.
CHINESE COLORED FIRE
Non explosive and odorless in all sz I'd boxes or by the
pound. at
G.. w. THORN & co. IS.
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES FIRE CRACKERS,
At lowest market rates, at
c. w. THORN & CO.'S.
BUY YOUR FIRE WORKS FROM Us,
and We viii take back after the Fourth all unsod goods
I'D roken packages at the prices paid and refund the
money therefore dealers risk in overstocking
themselves
C. W. THORN CO..
tei2-3w 313 9th street northwest.
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Tilden may or may not desire the democratic
presidential nomination. but his name is kept be-
Iore The public i'll that connection with u persis-
tency that looks as though there was some motive
In IL
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The fight between HOadley and Ward for the
democratic gubernatOrial domination In Ohio in
creaSes in warmth as the convention draws near
Charges of Gnfiir conduct in some OF the county
elections for delegates are being made ty the
rivI factions with vigor that foresh ldoWs a
lively time in the cow =ntiOn.
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the iFiSh movement ms been strengthened by a
reconciliation between ParnelI and Dtvitt. They
VIII new work together upOA a definite pl4n
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It's quite safe TO predict wall In sections OF
the republican party about the first or next
MONTH The President is determined to consoli-
date revenue districts at that time, aud several
score OF men will be thrown out OF Office to the
disgust OF numerous Congressman.
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The anti-Stalwart papers or Pennsylvania call
the bosses, great and small, s'ex--leaders They
had tier wait until after the coming state con-
vention TO see wherher that little prefix fits the
Losses Or not The way states are being d., looks
as Ii the leaders intend to have their usual saw
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
AUTHORIZATIONS.
w A LIFE SPECIALITY:
BY DIR. j. Van DYCK.

Monday and Tuesday to July 8.
Ii you have Pmp,es, Backheads, Liversrots
Freckles Moth. Tan, sunburn. Redness and Ciliness
OF the Nose Deep Pores. any Compile xon Blen,ish
Or VAN DYCK can remove them and Beauty the
Compilation without any cosmetic paint or enamel If
your Hair is thin harsh dry faded prematursly
stfe Sv Grown Frsnal part Or Temple Badness
aM nYc E; by scientific course Of Treatments
BroHs ana 0shsS IF you wish fresh clear brit
s asr' tgaar Long aud Lovely Eyebrows and ashes
VA DIcK at once The Doctor has rractced spe
in his Profession DR. VA DV cen m Syn s1ed
at 7os 18th street Monday and Tuesday
The Doctor will make the most liberal arra ments for
al who began treatment during june: You bay by the
week or month, or the Doctor will furnish you with
home Treatment prepared especially for your CAGE for
Sla0 per package, two packages for s. 50. Single
Office treatment e. Remember these terms for
those beginning this MONTH only; supsrauous Hair per
ane1tIy rem2ysd by the operaton of Eectrolyss. by
NOT SoTE1Tntil July lst Dr. VAN DYcK can be con-
suited as follows: tM9nday and Tuesday. 1880 NJ to
S..R;na1 m. st 7os Jlth stretS northwest.
80 North oo Charles street BaItmore Friday and
unable to call describe and send stamps for
answer to either address, Interesting descriptive
cuar free. je1lm {. s3ts
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Ten PEN Cent D1scouSr
ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS.

Il I'm Il Err SENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Broth.r)
PREVIOUS TO REMODELING THE FRONT AND
MAKING OTHER EXTENSIVE. IMPROVE
MEATS To HIS STORE, WILL ALLOW
A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT ON
ALL SALES FOR THIRTY DAYS,
COMMEN CING
THURSDAY, MAY 31sT.
THIS is RARE OPPORTUNITY" TO BUY NEW
AND CHOICE DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS
AT TEN PER CENT LESS THAN THE LOW
EST RETAIL PRICES, AS THE WHOLE
STOCK HAS BEEN PURCHASED
FROM FIRST HANDS FOR CASH.
ss- ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
FROM WHICH TEN PER CENT WILL BE DE-
QUOTED.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1910. je9
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


1coa sAl.E-tiAGNIFICENT LOT on \ STRUT
= near Vermont avenue. cheap: also Is. 300 souars
ieet Of ground with front.se is4 fest CAN'T
RoHRER. s2l street.. ,eii-ss
SoR shlE-CHEAP-Lor SITUATED on lass .
~ otn nho & ste, fronting Green's STATUE. in-
49, VIII frame house. For parnculars apply 20
III I VINE and Liquor Store. t0< Oh ct. n
1roR SALE-oNE OF rHF UANDsoNFsT RI7IT- n
ms Sites north OF the csty situated inst above ira
mead OF tonnecticut avenue, Naehinsfon Vet.yhe.
s IN nvudea oy Prospect avenue Columbia road and
street contains 81 I7e square feet al land For
iul psriicn ars prica. &C. apply 20 THos j. fisRER
Co, 1924 street northwest. tp1Sa
vroR SALON NEw HAMPSHIRF AyFNIF
II near street a fine lot 25rll IL fcs a. al,ev ao,ir
AUG: A. NICHOLSON. Real Estate Agent cas- Itfh
street 40 81
IroR sALE-CHEAP LoTs-sEvERi Al FOR SALE
~ Loug time; low interest. Rare chance for mon ~
SMALL means b. Ii. WARNER. sl6 Il. n w t.s-N
FoR sALE.A HANDSOME BUILDING SITE.
n fronaAg Sc feet on Massachusetts avenue near
Thomas circle and extending throush 10 NJ STREET i'm
proved 10y frame cottage under rent IHok j.
flotfh co 1924 street northwest. ,e6-6t
IGOR SALE-vALUABIE BUILDING LOTS. NFAR
me Ssplto, sub Lots A. {. ID. and =, fronting
North b and streets dot improved by an Old fssS
purchaser. THos. J. FISHER 4 C5.. is24 strrss
noetnWeeI my3l-3w
ISoR sALE-CHEAP, LOTS on NEw HAMPSHIRE
aNenu" Lot ~ feet inches 'front.' containing 3 ssl
Circle at "a. $50. Also. H. 600 -ans M feet i'm
proved by handsome Cottage at 81 500 Also Lot "A
leet 'front.' on street between 18th and 18th nj 30
cents per square foot and rs feet 'front.' ON street.
other bargains. W p RIIRFoRp M" i"Ans
~. =. sof street northwest.
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HANDSOME WHITE SUITS
for graduation. evening and street at all prices
frUm
Fine Saline SUITS selling at cost. and elegant
TRAVELLING COSTUMES at great reduction. Ladies
needing dresses for country and cannot do
ter than to buy at this house Their line of FLANNEL
Sill and CASHMFRE SUITS still contain some of the
best novelties and 1t the reduced prices bound to
sell.
Fi1e UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Misses, in silk
gauze, gossamer and Isle.
full assortment of SUMMER GLOVES.
Several Shades and Styles in FINE HOSE for any
occasion.
full line OF FINE UNDERGRADUATES and SHIRT
Waists for Ladies and Children in all sizes.
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REFEEGzRAroRs. WATER CooLEas,
ICE CHESTS AND FREFZERS
Of the most approved kinds.
j. ". BOTEI.ER 4 SON
&I1ot 923 Pennsylvania avenue
lMpoRrANr ANNOUNCEMENT.
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ROYCE s MAREAN,
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
1893 PENNA. AVE-, Opp. Wizards Hotel.
Electric Bells. the New Floor Mating Burglar
Alarm. Electric Gas Lighting.
Estimates furnished IL
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED - FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASER
House tn northwest section of the CITY: price from
Pa 600 to So Ooo must be first class every partcu
WALKER. zoos + street northwest. jel2-9t.
WANTED IRON JULY 1sr. FOR THREE
" Months, or longer. q Furnished House. First
clsss references Address L. B.. Star Office. jeI1-3t
"ANTED-THE CARE OF FURNISHED
W House for the summer months, by . gentleman
and wife Of experience; children best of refer
ences. Address Box 100, Ster office. tell -3t%
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED,TWO COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
Hall Room with Board, for gentleman lady and two
children and years in small private family; must
references required. Address ARMY. Star Office.
Jell-3t-
WANTED-FOUR Or MORE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms. or moderate-sized House, price must be
reasonable references required. Address giving full
psr aacniars, x, care Room 40, st. Cloud Building.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.
CECURITY PROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
- ROBBERY. FIRE Oh ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANH
Of Washington.
In It's own building,
+ CORNER 18TH STRKET AND NEW YORK Avn.
Perpetual Charter Asta Csneress January 19d, 1857
The ComnsnT rants j:fes. inside III Hire and BnsSs.x
Proof VaulA &C varying from IS TO $50 per year
aocox1dn9 to DE and locatton Rooms and DeGh ID
jofnin0 Valifs provided for Safe-Eenters. i
VAULT DooRS GUARDED By THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND yAIuABLEE Of every de.crsn-
don. inciudfng BONDS md STOCKS. PIAfE JFK.
ETRY DEEDA &C., taken for 6AFE.KREPTSG ON
AZ GUARANTY, ct the Lowest rates -
BENyA1M sNYDER. President.
JOHN CAS6El2, Treasurer.
ALBERT i. 6TuRTEVANT, eecrekarv
g y. Hynsn, Aak Geev.
Psn!amia I: nsdsr. GhaxiM q. Glover
!9hn t S9 Is ss.,1,v.,. AMy WIZARD
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1toR SALE-AN IMMENSE BARGAIN-GRaND
square ChicssTtng Piano. carved legs and Ire
neaIy new; cost 500 including cover and stool niy
s2So; Apply at once. WoRCH & BRO. 925 9TH street
noFtuWest lea
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SCRAP PICTURES.

II Jay GOULD, Al ST., WONOEkFUL VARIE II
Je al Reef and scrap book Pictured Birhday Cards
rapes ISn "a r. .tse fSS. s1p b UPas
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Probate Court.

J. ID. LAWSON Judgc.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
The following business was transacted at the
July Term of this Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
ChriStiany Knight. late of Troy, Walter Il. Knight,
Administrator; Eliza IL. knight, of Troy, Albert
III. Knight, Administrator; Joseph Knight, of Troy,
Albert II. Knight, Administrator; Thomas Conner,
will annexed Jeremiah Hillman, of Troy, Miranda
lIilman, Administrator; Miles 5. staples, late of
Belfast, Sarah Staples, Administratrix; George
West, of Winterport, John Stokell, Administrator
GUARDIANS APPOINTED-MMy \. Carter unto
Eva Lillian Carter, Dorcas May Carter and Edith
Maud Carter minor children of WILDER l.. Garter.
late Of Frankfort, deceased; Leandcr A. Rowlan
unto Edwin f. Marden, minor child of Fred Mar
den, late of Palermo.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE on ESTATES OF
-OakeS Angler, late of Belfast; Nathaniel Lane
late of Belfast; Wyman Drinkwater, late of Lin
colnyille; Charles II. C0ombs Il minor of Belfast.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-Amos f.
and Frank l.. Newhall, minor heirs of Almond g.
of Scarsport; Rosetta Longfellow, of Belfast, non
compos mentis; Fanny X. Haskell late of Free
dom; Hannah c. Holmes, late of Winterport; Sam
uel Lear late of Belfast.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OLA bigal
Moody, late of Lncolnville; Robert CARL, late of
Unity.
WILLS PRoBArED-Geo w. Andrews, late of
Searsmont; Samuel Lear, late OF Belfast: Hiram
CresSey late of Searamont.
COURT OF ISSOLVENCY-Certifca of discharge
issued to Albert IL. Monroe, of Thondike; I'hilo
ilersey, ESD, appointed Assignee of Charles A.
bradford, voluntary insolyCnt
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Searsport Locals.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bassett are visiting Mrs D.
n. Treat.
There is to be sunday school at the Porter
school house during the summer.
Mrs. NJ. a. Larabee came on the cars from Halo
well Wednesday night to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Dodge. a former resident, but laltery
of Portland, has again moved back into town.
Miss Jennie Emerson is at home on a vacation,
and will not resume teaching for some weeks.
Mr.. George Nichols is making quite extensive
sales of his cultivated strawberries this season.
Mr.. Fletcher and wife, of Hudson, Mass, are
| spending the season with Mrs Melvin Whittum.
| Mr. II. H. Grant, who has been spending the last
six months at Bucksville 5 c., returned last week.
Mr.. Frank S. Pray foreman in the : $ B. mill,
made a barrel of spools-l3ls gross-in forty min
utes.
| The Methodist Sunday school children intend to
have an excursion some time during the coming
| week.
Fourteen different clergymen preached at the
Cong. House before the society made final choice
OF pastor.
| In the last issue Of the journal we should have
| WfIltn fHlnedS Grl1lln, I'd, instead OF IlllncaS
| Pcndlrton, "a.
The brig II. q. SibIev. commanded hy Cant. I'm
| fus Fowler of sear.uort is chartered TO carry 81
| general carso 10 Port an spain. Trinidad
-
| ~: -
some Time until now they are quite ripe
po Nr por,o, t..,,l Co., III.
| ,,,. ,,,, J., IA t,,,
,, ''''''
,,.,', ,;.,,.,I - ' '''' ''S' "P'"
ING sen +. l. warren, White endeavorihg to
maze landing here last Tuesday, parted her chain
ana her hoWsprt broke ont Il number of pancs of
glass from the lower sash and blind factory.
ARRIVALS Roy Mr. ana Ms I L Adam.
N,s NJ \, pI,cL Mr. >otti, pl,,on,o, NJ >jn,
BuIlard Cant 4 u Ross Mrs 4 co,t,, ,;r,co
Carter. Mrs Emma Young. Mrs sarah Williams
and Mis-. Iouisa NJ park
merry party of fifteen more went to Fort
ll,;nt W.lno.I.,,- o,.oriu,r "a ,,,,.t.t 90 . .,,,,
" f I'm " = '"FPi
winch MI HnhhcI htd prepared for them at his
own expense, and were escorted back to town hv A
,.. . LII :; .-,..t, a., =,
l
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1t gives us pleasure to call tile attention of our
readers to the series of advertisements of the James
Boss Gold Watch Cases, now appearing in our col
umns. This watch case has been on the market for
nearly thirty years and has atthined reputation
winch is second to none, it now being universally
conceded to be the standard. Tho James Boss Gold
Watch Cases are made of two plates of solid four.
teen karat gold, soldered on each side of plate of
nara nickel composition metal. These plates of
gold are thick enough to admit OF engraving chas-
ing, etc. and supply all the gold needed for practi
cal use, while the composition l|late furnishes the
strength and soliiity needed in every watch case
and yet lacking IN those made bf solid gold Al
though these are as good, ahd in some points
better than solid gold case the cost is only about
One-half as much Many of eIJames Boss Gold
cases have been in constant use for twenty nve
years without wearing through the gold The man
ufacturerS furnish guarantee with each case war
ranting it to twenty years. and this guarantee
means Just what 1t says, for unlike other guaran-
tees FURNISHED so often with watch cases, this is
signed by the manufacturers of the James Boss
Gold Watch Cases. Purchasers Should avoid any
watch unless the guarantee Is signed as other.
wise it is not only worthless but is intended to
be, and the absence of reliabeI signature is fair
indication that the manufacturerlacks faith in his
claims in his goods.
The appointment of c. NJ. Horton as internal
revenue agent has been revoked. lie was asked
to resign and declined to do So
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Catarrh.

The remarkable results in disease so universal
and with such variety of characteristics as Ca
tarrh, prove how eilectually Hoods Sarsaparilla
acting through the blood, reaches every part of the
human system. medicine, like anything else. can
be fairly judged only by its results. We point with
pride to the glorious record Hoods Sarsaparila has
entered upon the hearts of thousands of people it
has cured Of catarrh
The Republican journal., 1883-07-19

Some weeks since Daniel Stickney published
letter in which he expressed regret that he had
not devoted his life to agriculture, and gave his
views on farming. In the course of his article
he trod on the corns Of a brother rcformer. Mr.
ID. II. Thing, who responds in the Home Farm
of last week as follows:
| once knew Il boy who was looked upon as
a musical genius by his father. The father gave
him a jewsharp and he learned to play Yankee
Doodle He then got an accordion, fife. flute,
etc. etc, but the result was always Yankee
Doodle, and that was all. SO our friend Stick
ney has tried his hand at almost everything but
the result is the same. Last autumn he was
engaged in the commendable work of reform
ing the politics and purifying the political
parties of our State Being somewhat in that
line myself thought perhaps our friend had
at last struck lie" | thought to read him up.
But it was the same old song of Cock Robin
which he has been singing for more than fifty
years. Having failed in that grand undertaking,
he to appearance has given up efforts for the
future and is now telling hard working and
fairly successful farmers that their precepts
and example are running such ambitious,
| aspiring, promising young men as we have no
doubt was our old friend I'D. S." of Pressure
Isle.
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A man who processes to be a tetotaler, desires
us to publish the names of certain Richmond
residents who are known to have been drunk
last Wednesday, 18th, in Gardiner. We won't
do it.. The Bee don't chase people out of town
to report their bad actions. Richmond Bee.
That's right, brother Bee. There are lots of
folks who are mighty ANXIOUS an editor shall
hunt their vermn, while they themselves are
kept concealed from view. Tell them to bait
and attend to their own traps, and they will go
fran tic mad over the suggestion. Brunswick
Telegraph.
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DIED.


In Searsmont, July 18th, Hiram Wing, aged about
50 years.
In Unity, July 10TH Helen NJ, wife of the Rev j.
A. Morelen, aged As years and mos
In Bradford, Mass, July LIST, Ephram Maddocks,
aged 40 years, IL months.
In Camden June 10Th, Josiah +. Hobbs, aged 81
years months and days.
In Liberty July 3D., James H. Pratt, formerly of
St George, aged % years, , months.
In Rockland, July 18th, Mrs Mary Ham, aged s.
years, months, IL days.
In Portland, July 10th, Eunidc, widow of Capt
James Cook, of Wadoboro, aged 81 years.
In Thomaston, July 9th, Margaret r., wife of
Fullerton Keoch, aged GS years. | month.
In Union, July It'll Eliza j. daughter of the late
Randall Albee of Washington aged Al wears.
In Union, July It'll, Caroline, widow Of Robert
McGuier, aged IS years.
In Ellsworth July I'd, Miss Ell j.. daughter OF
John II. and Mary Jellison, aked Is years and 4
months.
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f. ,,, ,,.o,t bo,,o 60 ,,l. ~, -,
r,tnrn IN Augnst
r,.-...+ .,.,..,..,,
,,. outside tb. wolf a., hi, ..,,. ..;,.. -.
M Nasoni. re,,nlo
N"P' N''"i ie9 h'Ner VIII command Ihe uniform
90 a'fth7 OF this city an" VIII rlIl them IN inc
"''e9 u inc or"eI'
The overseer of the poor for Belfast says he has
numerous applications for relief. In one case he
was waited upon 10y pauper who wanted him TO
hoanj her al a hotel for the summer.
Mr. sidney WATSON. on Wednesday, celebrated
the o5th ami, cr,ary Of her birth by dinner party
her sisters. Mrs. Gorham Lancaster, in this city.
Only Old people were present, the Oldest being
Mrs Rcn. who j. ~
pnfr,t. Garner FIT W Patterson WAS before
lt... i,,r,,,,,,, ,,, Tuesday for nm ,ssault am,
i.,t,-r, II, ,,,orre n. keuar The assault toot
,.c.on Friday. Patterson made no defence, was
t,uni -liii, and fined - and costs from which he
,,,,..,1.5
p,.yr,,,>,,, p,,t p..o,,,.,, a., xa,..,,..,.
,in soo, lna, NJ, PENNSYLVANIA ana as thor. ,,.e
l,nlu.r,, e entertainments &C. il, tb, immediate
f,itiro Ii Tia. beer deemed advisable "a ,,o.tn,,e
NJ r.riirri in Belfast for the soldiers, monunent
t.,.l,.,,jl li. ,..f,,,, ,,.>t s,,,i,..
\. inc "'7' Ho' tlN7 o' '''e pellaS' 'horuS i''9'
"r'N n I'''s"'S9 IT '"o o'n'a'd !" Northpor'
hurry "1rN pIe9e"' '"lhE !" NlneSS Fr'l' l"F-
''"' 49, "'''''o w. "-e'''' io'' lorrehS mas re-
.NSi'' l'' II ''Ai'rS aAn WHi meet lhe hell"7t
'''' S' e'Iis ''' '''0 e'''N III Inc "'''rS'
.r- t. ,.,- ....,.,,, ..-,.,,. f,,,, .,r,,,,,ino
,, ,q ..-r weed. Inf.l. f,or, the ,nl,,nl,nent Of
The Republican journal., 1883-07-19
MAR

In this city, July llth, by ReE. Geo. L. Tufts
Mr.. James +. Knowlton, Of Morrill,. and Mis-.
Elmira G. Merrthew, of Belfast
In Searsport, july llth, by Roy. d. w Hardy
Mr. Elmer G. Roberts of Brooks, and Miss EstelIt
+. Card, of Belfast.
In Rockland, July Sth, Frank ". III. Elliott and
Sadie ID. Higgins, both of Rocklahd.
In Rockland, July 9th, George f. Sanders ant
Augusta Chatterly, both of Rocklhnd.
In ThOmaston, July 4th, f. Scott Young ant
Carrie Winchenbach, both of Tho naston.
In Waldohoro, July 3D., Theodore l.. Feyer, OF
Waldoboro, and Ada f. Anderson, of Warren.
In Eden, July Sth, Mr.. Willid E. KINGSTON ant
Miss Nettie l.. Dalton both of Mount Desert
In Newton, July 10th, Capt Henry o. Appeby
of Brooklyn, n. y. and Miss (irhce A. Cocord O
Searsport.
In Stockton July 10th, by F. r. Daggett, Esq
Capt. K. ID. Cummings, and Mrs. Abbie W. Hutch
ings, both of Prospect
The Republican journal., 1883-07-19

General Sheridan's mother, SO years of age
still lives in the same house in Perry, Somerset
Co., Ohio, in which he was born.
The Republican journal., 1883-07-19

Many horses have acind-gGUS. Nathaniel Morse,
of Pembroke, Mass, says: 81 have used Ellis s
SPAWN Cure on my horse for wind gals, arih per-
feet
The Republican journal., 1883-07-19

Mr.. G. A. Miller, Clerk of Circuit Court, IVES
MINISTER, MD, says: 81 used Browns Iron Bit
tiers and found it good tonic and appctiZer.'