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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13

Henry Il. Sibley, respondent, VS.. Don L.
Willard, the board of county commits
sioners of Pine county, and Levi Il.
McKusick, Edward Jackson, and John
W. Sellers, trustees of school district No.
3 of Pine county, (the board of county
commissioners of Pine county, appel
lants.
Syllabus-Ths lien of an attorney for
his compensation upon a Judgment gene
raj statutes chapter So, section l6), is as
signable.
Where one person has received or OBJ
TONED the money Of another which he has
no right to retain, an action
against him can be maintained
by the person to whom it
rightfuliy belongs although the party from
whom the defendant received it paid it to
him without authority, and he plaintiff
might still have his remedy against him
following Brand VS.. Williams, 80 MINI,
| 1881
It Is immaterial that IN this case the
board of county commissioners had no
authority to receive or collect this money.
The obligation OF the county to repay it
does not depend upon the authority Of
SuOH OO"tu 10 SC44eCt tHe money, Du0
arises from the moral obligation resting
upon every person natural or artificial to
make restitution where they have received
the money of another which they have no
right to retain. Borough of Henderson,
vs.. Sibley county, % MINI. SIS.
When party has received or acquired
the money of another by mistake merely,
without fraud the general rule is that in
terest does not run upon it until the party,
in whose possession it is, is put in default
by demand by the party to whom it is
justly due, in which case if the money be
retained after demand interests begins to
run.
The lease is remanded with instructions
to the court below to modify its Judgment
in accordance with this opinion.
MITCHELL, j.
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N. E. Solomon, respondent, VS.. John Vim
son and James Griffin. appeIIants.

Syllabus-On appeal from a Judgment
enterd upon defendants default the obiec-
tons here interposed for the first time
that the complaint does not state a cause
of action. Held that the facts necessary
to sustain the judgment are fairly and
reasonably inferable from what is alleged
in the mplaint, and therefore under the
circumstances the judgment should be
sustained, following Smith VS.. Dewitt, Is
MINI. 81, and other decisions of this court.
A complaint which alleges that the de-
PENDANT Is indebted TO plaintiff on account
past due for goods sold and delivered to
defendant by plaintiff Cat time and place
named) in q specified sum, and that the
same is now due and has not been paid,
states cause of action (overruling Foster
VS., Kirkpatrick, . MINI, 30, Holgate VS..
Broome, 8 Mimi, 243.).
Judgment reversed. MITCHELL, j.
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U. S. Circuit Curt

IBeIOre Judge NeI5on.
Margaret Banner vs.. Ward; action to
quiet title; on trial.
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CATAkKH OF THE BLADDER. geSg
STINGINa irritation. inflammation oil xidra
and Urinary Complaints cured by .'Buchr
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District Court.
JURY TRIALS.
IRafnre Jndre Wilkin.l

Before Judge Wilkin.l
G. A. Bohr and j. II. Hullsick vs.. Hagar
& Co. Verdict of $283.55 for plaintiffs.
Adjourned to 10 a. n. to-day.
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As we come to them they are received, borne
with and passed over with no more than a
thought, if we are in the enjoyment of health,
but if suffering with piles or skin diseases of
any kind they magnify hundred fold. A. r.
Wilkes, B. and e. Zimmerman, and L. Sterile,
the druggists, have DR.. Bozanko's Pile Remedy,
an absolute cure. Sold at so cents.
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legal.

y SIS. In Probate Court, special term, November
u, 1888
In the matter of the estate of Johanna Shelley.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of John Eel
~ administrator of the estate of johanna Shelley
deceased, representing among other things that he
has fully administered said estate and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account of his administration, and for the
ASSIGNMENT Of the residue OF said estate Ito heirs
1t Is ordered. that said account be examined. and
petition heard, by the Judge OF this Court on Thurs
day, tho 9th day OF December, \. D. 1888. at ten
O'Clock o. 1n al the probate Office in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing in the DAILY GLOBE,
newspaper printed and Published at Saint Paul, in
said county. BY the court
IL. ST. VIZ. 3. EICGRORTY
Judge of Probate.
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Attest: FRANK ROBERT Jr., Clerk.
nOI3-tue-4w
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Cares ofLife.

The above business having been com
pleted the board adjourned.
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Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

WM.2B. McGRORTY,
Judge Of Probate.
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on the question being put.
BRIDGING THIRD STREET.
The following was offered by Mr.Oppen-
helm:
RsSoIred, That we heartily approve the
prompt action of the city council in srder-
ing Third street bridged at the railroad
crossing, snd trust the board of public
works will act promptly in the matter IN
der existing contracts between the rail
roads and the city.
As soon as the resolution was read Capt.
| Berkey rose and very strongly opposed it.
He declared that Third street. had
already received $4,000 in
bonuses, besides he knew, az matter of
| fact, that the people on the street were
laying back to get a chance to recover big
| damages; besides, only people on one side
csn be assessed for the improvement. To
bridge the street there was useless, for in
less than ten years the railroads will own
the street down there. Mr.. Drake, who
| owns property on Third street near the pro-
| posed improvements, was appealed to as
| to how much his property would be in
jured. He admitted that it would be
| injured 9 good deal. He, (Berkey), knew
the game the people down there we're
| playing.
Mr.. 2. e. Kelly replied to Capt. Berkey
| snd suggested that the captain owned
property on SeYenth street which might
account for his views. He explained all
about the contract with the railroads,
which will have to bear halt the expense OF
the bridge. He argued that i. would COS;
less to make the Improvement now than il
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filming.

HllnlnQ.
NETWORK, April % 1883.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
~ Of the Harshaw Mining Company will be held at the
Office Of The company, G. Cedarst NewNOrk CITY TUES
DAY the 18th day Of Nay 1885, az ~ o'clock noOn decide
whether the company shall be wound Transfer
books viii be closed the Sth and remain closed until the
10Th OF MAY. WILLIAM y. OLMSTED, Secretary
COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, JOcu-
~ stta Carbonate Hin. silver Cord. Castle Dome, Dahl.
gren Fceaul SateniO. Breeze Iron Bellevue and all
unls tec mining stocks bon Sht ant sold
". BRENrON WELLING, 81 Broadway, Room "a
4 i NO. lGl BROADWAY, y. T.. April "a, 1888.
stockholders hereby notified that Com. OF Inves-
gaton has retained from Colorado and reports feasible plan
to save this companys valuable property from creditors
Final action plan must be taken stockholders meeting
hereby called Tor Thursday May 10 next at at No IS
ROBERT J. s. WHITE Secretary.
NEw.YoRK. May 3, 1888.
THE TRUSTEES of the CABORCA MINING
Il COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. the 20TH DAY
OF APRIL. 1888 levied an assessment mo u OF TEN
CENTS share on its capital stock delinquent IN san
Francisco May p sale day June q. LOOMS l.. WHITE
CO.. - Walst, financial agents OF the company will re-
ceye the ABOVE assessment from stockholders in Eastern
states.
There VIII Advertising charges all certificates OF
stock remaining unpaid on the May FL
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WlMSLOW, LAMIER g. CO.,
New York. May 8. 1883. 26NAssAU ST.

Form Of ITopos1tl
To Messrs wINsLOw, LANIER CO..
20 NASSAU STREET,
New.York
Enclosed find certified oheque 70 your order forS
be,ug ten a o. per cent OF amount bid forS
r alue First Mortgage Bonds Of the York. West Shore
ana Rnalo Railway which the hereby sub
,c,tba at the price OF per cent, agreeing 20 pay
for the same or any amount that may be allotted hereto
pnon the terms and conditions set forth In your advertise
ment for proposals dated May g. 1888
Name.
Address.
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%ARANAC LAKE HOUSE,
W ADIRONDACKS.
This wen known and popular Resort beautifully
tused on Lower saranac Lake the key 70 the mountain
lakes ann Blue Mountain Lake region. May table best
IN the mountains rooms large well ventilated and thoroughly
ann newly furnished throughout accommodations
900 guests send for circular Address MILO Is. MILLER,
Proprietor. Saransc Lake ~. Y.
CANDS POINT HOTEL,
~ SANDS POINT. L. l.
Select family resort the north shore
miles from city line bathing boating and fishing send for
circular terms moderate
O. DUNsPAUGH.
CEA CLIFF, l.. I.-25 miles elevation, 1876
- feet Access boat No Malaria Terms and
particulars at "a West 35th-st A. DALEY.
'TNIIE ARGYLE,
BABYLON, L. l.,
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1888 TUESDAY,
MAY 20 APPLICATION FOR ROOMS CAN BE MADE
TO MEAT BABYLON. - . -
ITO LET FOR THE SEASON FURNISHED
- ae private residence, house and grounds known as
ooe SUNNYSiDE,
u. NoOPERsTOWN, OTSEGO Co. NEW.1 Okk
q" PARTICULARS apply 70 \. q. BOU KNE 20 West 2SdsI
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GnanciaL

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, New York,
n May lS53-The Transfer Books Of this CompHny wiz
be closed from O'Clock May a. TO the morning Of June
2. /. G. BABCOCK,
Treasurer.
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Diuioeno Notices.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
.,rr 81 AND 80 SOUTH THIRDST. PHILADELPHIA.)
I'HE coupons maturing May LIST, 1888, on
the General Mortgage Bonds the Norfolk Western
Railroad Company will be paid and after Tuesday. May
st 1883 at the Union National Bank Of New York a the
Banking House OF r. w. Clark Co. No 80 south Third ST.
Philadelphia. WILLIAM @. MACDOWELL, Treasurer
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Business Chances.

DOR SALE.-One of the best job printing
establishments New England ia offered for sale owing
TO heah Of proprietor; largest in city Of 10000
Inhabitants six months work ahead only parties having
capital and meaning business apply, the Office will
not be sacrificed Address c., Tribune ONCE.
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Srates, TENDERS, ctr.
miscellaneous.

INCUBATlON..-Adver (married. no chill
dfen experienced In incubation care and
tssng Of poultry desires situation to establish artnca
latchns on paying basis also good horseman plain
neneI &C can take care oil gsntemsns place
FRANCIS a. LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane,
= stationers and printers. solicit your custom
REFRIGERAT0RS, Water Coolers OIL Stoves
~ Ranges, House Furnishing Goods. ~
r. ]. MoWBRAY SO vesey-st
VIE Excelsior Savings Bank has removed 10
- s'o tth-ave, one door above the OF 26th.st
GEORGE 9. WALDO,
Secretary.
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Dressmaklna.

BY a thoroughly expert
~ enced and stylish otter draper few more engage
by day week objection TO out Of the city
Address ID, NJ. Tribune Office, ,235 Broadway.
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fetiures dn0 nleetlnas.
Cfrurslons.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.
Il MY THIRD ANNUAL EXCURSION
starts July H. Ny hfh visit Small party Extra adyant-
ages Address with stamp
WILLIAM /. MARSHALL Fltchburg Mass
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Musllal Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1925. Pianos
~ S2g1 90 Factory running day and night Catalogue
free. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY. Washington, n. j.
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ITkILL q. IN 81 MINING IN.
6lluatlons manteo-- males.

|
| DUTLER or VALET.-By a young English
ID town or country speaks French well acquainted
h d1ues highest testinonias Address TIER Tribune
| Uptown once, l,23s broadway
| DUTLER, VALET.-By German. single can
b'e to wages and o5ng city sO sOun
reference. 5O7 6thaye
RUTLER or VALET-By a young man who
season place at one Of the summer resorts highest tes
| COACHMAN.-By Protestant, middle-aged
- single OF ong experience understands the care Of
horses horous6 in every way and also carriages TO 60 to
| ". T., loo broadway. corner 5lst-st
| COACHMAN.-By Il single man; thoroughly
~ competent good handler OF horses willing aud active
1GE% ed has sss y reference from Sn last empoye
Can or address n G, lO2 West 3lstst.
COACHMAN.-By a first class single man,
Gail or address Ed. li0 West i5thstp private stable
COACHMAN AND GARDENER.-A gentle
~ dsposing of his horses wants situation for his
temperate safe eiperenosd city driver thoroughly unde
Carriages understands gardening and milking generally
useful terms moderate Address Holden Box 49, Tribune
COACHMAN.-By a first class man, long and
~ well eXperencedi married without any encumbrance
have lived WITH Tor the past eshtyoars Call or address
~, 81 West 4lth.st
COPYIST Wanted by college graduate
home such addressing envelopes or circulars Address
T.. q. r., "a East twenty
GARDENER and FARMER.-By a practical
~ energetic married man incumbranee; long expert
ence in of greenhouses hot and graperes
vegetables the entire work OF geneman's place first
class reference. Address IL, Box 297, Tribune Uptown
Office 1928 oadway
GARDENER or USEFUL-MAN.-By a re.
~ spectacle young man good out door gardener care
IROOM or GARDENER.-By a single man,
W years that thoroughly understands the bust
temperate reliable industrious and accommodating
Address L. j. MCDoNOUGH, Willow.st. Brooklyn
GROOM, Foo IMAM or VALET. BY an
~ American single "a years OF age. with seven years.
country aud two months city reference Address FOOTMAN
Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,25o broadway
TANITOR or PORTER BY an American
married antOr porter handy with TOOLS W. A
HoYT. 81 East lllth-st
DORTER or USEFUL-MAN In Wholesale
0uick handy sober reliable willing to work anything
JAMES CARRAGaER z52 lstave.
CHIPPING or GROCERY CLERK.-By
~ thoroughly competent the best OF references
given. Address G D.. Tribune Office
CTENOGRAPHER-By q young man that
- moderate speed the calgraph and writes
pain long hand furnish satisfactory reference from
pTevous employees. j. A. O., 2O2 Madson-st
VALET.-By a young EngliShman town or
country speaks French well acquainted with the prin
cipal EuroDean cities thoroughly understands his duesi
highest testimonials Address VALET Tribune Uptown
ONCE. l,2S5 Broad
XVATCHMAN, JANITOR or H0USEKEEP-
w ER-By trustworthy, temperate man, middle aged;
nd seeuTity II required ~ THoMA 5s5 East eth.st
Dressmaklng.
RESSMAKING -By n thorOnOhly experi-
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05
Niger Mighty Happy"
PLANTATION SONG.

Hog start a-runnin' when de oversecr calm;
Whipperwill holer when de jew-draps faln';
Duck keep a-quackn' when de hard rain po'n';
Crows flock togcdder when de Young corn
CROWN:
PIG swine to squeal when de milk-maid churn-
Niger mighty happy when de blackberries
turnin,
Squ'el 90 to jumpin' when de scaly barks com
in:
Bee-martin sail when de honey-bee hummin'
Lean horse nrker when de punkin-vinc spread
in:
Rabbit back his car when de cabbage-stalk
headin
Rooster start a-crowin' when de broad day
hreakin:
Niger mighty happy when de hoe-cake bakini
Big fish flutter when he done cotch de cricket:
Bullfrog libely when he singing in de thicket:
Mule get >lickcr when de planting time over:
Colt mighty ga'ly when you turn him in de
clover:
An it come mighty handy to de Niger man
When he >oppin in de gravy wild a big yam
'tatcr:
Black snake waitn while de old hen hatchin';
Sparrer-haWk lookin' while de little chicken
scratchin':
Big oWl Jolly when dc little bird singin'
'PO>>um gWine 10 clam whar de ripe simmons
>Wingin':
Niger mighty happy-ef he amt wuf dollar
When he Startin out cotin' wild a tall stan'in
collar.
r.. A. Macon. in The Century Bric-a-Brac
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05
"BUCHUPAIBA.

"BUCHUPAIBA."
Quick, complete cure all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Size amt everything. \ watch ticking can b,
heard further th&n Il bcttick.
DIR. kI.lNE'S Great Nerve Restorer is the marycl
Of the age for all Nerve Diseases. An ill stopped
free. Send to a3l Arch street, Phia, Pa.
4 man in Connecticut has succeeded il making 4
perfect artificial egg. We would ike to see the wo
man VINO can beat it.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

SOLITUDE NO pHAvnAck-A NEW sror>

,tuEn1,N pISI1nI,
,,.,,,.. ,-.,.1 ,I,.'',|,
- = i'il> N"t". 4 4ihl9>' tNrFa Ihc hhoNS.
NH ,I'''t'C"I l"h'I' n''l ne ullertd from Org
',,' L, 'I' .I}Ml ~ 'li' i"ct lnat !" 'ouiu
.I."S ~ l"h'N |i ~ HlhseI' says texas SIT
- >"'''l 10, a Pl"ttF"I loht 70 ne >tc-
"H0' ~ /" 20 ENJOY hplr 70 me pefpetlatCr, 1t Is
necessary INA! olh'r> beside himself should
"''i "a !; n, "dIU enjoyed ms al by himself.
y, d. h'SSHoP: tle actor' loid Us Ihe C!heI dHy
WA, ''''' 'I"tIN' % 'hi' ptruallN 81
N'5W
ne pI"pii ljoF q tht VI fai Ak fi@gcI>
N'> III M w IGil ilTNt met nun Halu hl>-
I va III ip'l'Iillpit' an" 'ohh fc' "
NY ~ INN III lr9tIl't"h5 0lr
-. - " Ii, va 'dhl'T supper amer ueHN-
IL I''' Ir't"I'i rs "nu became on intimate
terms AZ once. IL was Impossible to know the
l iln!ah Ni'h"nl ioNIhs nm. You feit drawn y
/ "'H" .ii. HI"Iii'ul ne SPOKE 70 YOU mere Was
'i'i' ;Ii'l7 = I'm IVY l3NIpt 'E"Hl nm 'Hai
N1N Ihi'>FFlhablt' put llldl hladf MS acqualn-
.1nF's I'tI toward nm as they would feei
~ H una laIken
,,o"- wv u'i lIiril?'> uIlti CLOCK ~
II ny ,''i7 n'I ~ iH>l>'',t tlaj l >h"uG
>.g' WIN INN a hl> no1'I. maze several
A'".' "'' 1"''' "Itl"i'Sh ehJoEed ms society,
''u.' >,r II" l!;'>Gh loI ms request. lie peg
5t ~, "lo f'1" tilaI Ile WoulG consider II q
L.tIi II "ouiu sI'tF VIII h5i!l, as ne
!" - a. l"i" - >'oeP dioi' III ille uafk lhouSht
IL I"HgI d! eccentric ho'loh' PuI agreed 10
S'!f WIN lill'
4. M "h 'AtftGllsN cory h2ht- W ara
>"pi IH"l ~ N"lltu me HSIl ret burning Al
t.tG NIrI Who Nh. 4,Iin,r ,:a,t It,i 49,
V-+uUurino from, n,a. xuhian1 f. anoths, tl,n+ 7
1ought W, Nd l,pttar ~. r. s,I, IT, ~, No
1yo,I On IN slnl,, if womb ct o,,t ,,,j ha
-" U"IH r. ~ >iVtp Il "oliu step OUT ana hand
/ MN ms trousers.
Hef'l tan Nl'tI' nc Stlu, 'Wllhout my
think tlllt bur,el,r can't ont -, INV raii.onI
I''i'N .''' d oui Sl"I t'I Sti az my TalToa't
I'LL, i'i'
lille ARRANGED his trn,tsors ,,,d,,. bi ,iIlo,,.
ana kent 0uirt for about Two minntas W.,
doing AWAY when he ,,Iu.l,ad mn, ,nI oSod II
| va>-a w,ka. / turnrd arond 'nd f",nH III,
sitting uu in bed. mointing to - Silver Ioiiar
kiug ON each Knee If his tronscrs .nrn,d nnt
brfor, him. lie said. ''' '"'
\o,y Ri.ho,, ,rant ~ t,i ,itI '',' ~ 0' ~
trrn.inr whose duty if is 10 ,,et nm and Int am
Inc LIGHT
II roS>rd lost and n,,t ont the l,rht ,r,o,, !
fixed myself for a GOOD sIeen I'D inst ,.rn.-
>cd fine threshold Of The lana of JrnaJ"s ,,lbnn
ward WHISPERED In my ear.
say. don't Won like to slapn with vou, bond
low: WrU tbcn lnnI mo yonr ,,iIlo,y I INV
.lrep unIl,> nv mead i biej, i''''" ''' :
e" \uothcr tlroyy>y interval Of fo,,- ,,in,,to.
RisLnn. sav pi.hon ,,a .,ro ,,;, 49,, >,
health Have Won moi read Prof smith IN
sanitary law, Of thp hedroom5 VI. Sn,s nm
those who want to live 10 a GOOD ola noe m,lst
sltrp with their heads toward the north No,y
1rtl. by the way nv blood cirrulafes that un
1t this moment have orr heads nointiu@ in tbo
direction of The Argentine RennIlir md that
we are both ha>tcninr ranidIy 10 the Grave X
| don't want 10 be cilt of in the midst Of nv
u>rfulnr>, nronos, that ,,a mn u';t u -,
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

JAMES y. LAMenN, Judge.
\ lrue cony. ALle-I ~. ~ tLLLCILLM. L.u-L-ler.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

"Wells' Health RemcWcr' restores health anC
visor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Dcbili
ty. 81. iyrl-
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Commissioners Notice.

ENlfE undersigned, having been appointed hv the
Honorable Judge of Probate for the Count,
Of Waldo, on the thirteenth day of February, A. ID
1883, commissioners to receive and examine claim.
OF creditors against the estate of AMOS LANE
late of Prospect, in said County, deceased, repre-
sentcd insolven hereby give notice that sin months
from the date OF said appointment are allowed I,
said creditors in which to present aud prove then
claims, and obey will ! e in session at the house of
James ii. Litteiield, in Prospect, in said County
as follows, viz On the twenty day of April
A. d. lsS3 at one O'Clock =. NJ ana on the sixteenth
day of August, A. ID. 1885, at one O'Clock r. NJ.
ELIJAH LANE, C,,
JAMES H. LITTLEFIEI.D. oo'i't 4
Prospect, March 10, lSS3--3Wl2
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

JAMES II. LAN~ON. Judge.
4 true copy. AttceJ.-A. A.FlErl uGE, REGISTER
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

Y We must be aS courteous to a man rs we arc
to a picture, which we are willing to give the
| advantage Of good light Emerson.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

False happiness renders men stern and proud.
and that happno>, is never communicated
True happiness renders them kind and sensible
and that happiness is always shared. [Montcs-
QIleII.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

y II hI-NN' TITV M 49, 7T0VUT
in the County Of waldo, deceased, ~ giving bond
as the law directs. he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted 10 said rc~l-p,'- estate d.
make immediate payment. ana those who have Airy
demands thereon to exhibit chs -;nnc fer settlement
to him. OH A.. r. EEAN.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05
FOR sALE:

4 STOCK OF GOODS. comprising MILLINERY
4 DRY d FANCY GOODS. y, it is the only 9toI.
II the Kind in the village ii j. chance for ary
one desiring To start in The business. s there Isl
large trade well started selling On account pt
sickness. y good opportunity to make money, and
would hc offered for sale other condition than
before mentioned. For further particular, inquire
of \. o. kEENE,
LinconViilc Beach, Mamie
Jan vs. IS>3-2m1
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05
Farm for Sale.

~ kxssgEsS$saa. Situated in Monroe two mile.
HsrEggY<S No. south of the village. pleasantly
is7Ssss NE Esesss, located ON good road leading IL
n. .59ll y ~ Belfast known as the KANE
Ets.ssEs- @sssEassefarm. Contains about 100 acres
choice land free from stone, well watere,l, a part of
which is interVale; two orchards, good buildings
with barn cellar; nursery with 1900 or 20O0 trees
Will be sold for less than real value. Also 4 valu.
able wood and lumber lot will be sold with the farm
If desired by the purchaser. For further informal
ton call on OF address
lott p. H. KANE, East Palermo, Me
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05

JESSE TOWNSEND. late Of Belfast.
in the County of Waldo, deceased, bv giving bond
rs the law directs; he therefore requests all per
sons VINO are indebted to said deceascd'9 estate "a
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the for settlement
To him. JOSEPH G.. TOW \SEND
The Republican journal., 1883-04-05
Freedom Notice.

I HAVE given to my son. ALLEN 5. BAILEY,
l his time, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor be responsible for any of his debts contracted
since Feb. &c. 1883. JOSIAH b. BAILEY.
Knox Staton.--3Wl2t