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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22
Placeryiire Precinct.

Commencing at the junction of
Wolf creek and Ophir creek; thence
across Wolf creek to the divide be-
tween Wolf creek and Granite creek +;
thence along, and following said d.
vide to the school house between
Placerville and Granite creek; thence
in a straight line northeasterly to the
junction Of Crooked gulch with Cali
fornia gulch; thence in straight line
to the junction of Chinee gulch ane
Wolf creek; thence up Wolf creel
to the head thereof, on the Payett'
divide; thence northeasterly along
said divide to the line of Pioneer pre-
cinct; thence southerly following tn
westerly boundaries Of Pioneer am
Centerville precincts to the place c
beginning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22
Quartzburg Precinct.

Commencing on the Payette divide
at the head Of Wolf creek; thence
along and upon said divide to the
point where the Jerusalem trail cross
es; thence easterly, following said
trail to the point Of its intersection
with the Lawyer trail; thence along
said Lawyer trail to the head of Haz-
zard gulch; thence down Hazard
culch to the West Fork of Granite
creek; thence down said West Forh,
to it's junction with Granite creek;
thence due east to the line Of Placer
Vile precinct; thence northerly along
the westerly line Of Placerville pre-
cinct to the place Of beginning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22

}. b. EMERY respectfully requests
all who are in arrears with him to
come forward and settle up, as Mrs
Emery will start East in few DAYS
and will purchase the finest stock Of
goods ever brought to this market.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-01-22

TIM CARROLL, Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Boston Market.


BUTTER-Firm for fine goods, but trade continues
quiet; fine fresh made northern creameries are
steady at 3Oa3Ic and fine June lots at 26c; most
sales of western continue at 25h2sc, but there are
some eN ira marks bringing 29a30c; medium quail
ties range down to 81 123c; there is but little north
crn dairy stock good enough to bring over "a a25c
long diaries are very hard to place and most of them
have to be worked off at IL aSc; boxes in light sup
ply and good demand; trunk butter rather quiet.
CHEEsE-Firm tone and some of the finest north
ern factories are held firm, but demand is rather
moderate; good to choice western is selling fairly
at IL dll1ac.
EGGs-Firm for choice fresh Stock best eastern
are in good demand at 25c, and choi e fresh Cana
dan Island and the like grades sell readily at 23c
GENERAL FARM PKODUCE--Choice hay is steady
with quiet business doing at about previous pri-
ces. RYE straw is quiet with prices unchanged, the
best cars selling wanted at $lS9l9 " ton. In
grass seed, trade dun and prices unchanged Beans
still light supply offering, and sales Of choice
hand picked York state pea and medium are repor-
ted at 81 80. Yellow eyes are quiet. No material
change in the apple market; strictly choice show
apples are in good demand at So, but ordinary lots
are not wanted. Choice cape cranberries are firm
at Sl2 Y Dbl. Native onions have to be very choice
to exceed 81 so. Squashes of all kinds are plenty
and dull Turnips very hard to place. Choice rose
potatoes are in rather light supply and best New
Hampshire and Aroostook lots are firm at 55c, and
northern range from 50a53c as TO quality; other
varieties are selling fairly. Choice lots of dressed
poultry are in steady, good demand and prices are
vel sustained; some eYra large chickens in de
mand live stuf is steady small roosters have
to be sold at Sd9r,
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Probate Court,

J. ID. IAMsoN, JuIge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.
The following business was transacted at the
October term Of this Court:
ADMINISTRATORS GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Charles l., Bradford, late of Stockton; John \.
Gilman, late of Liberty; Sarah A. Roberts late Of
Brooks; Melvina Knowles, late of Islesboro; John
Hall, late of Montville.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED-UntO Andrew SAWYER,
of Searsport, person of unsound mind; Norman
X. and Alice l. Whitcher, minor children of Abby
NJ. Whitchcr, late of Northport, deceased.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATE OF
Thomas c. Austin, late of Prospect
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-NIichael
Burk late of Frankfort; Lorraine B. Harding, late
of Troy, Almira Ellis, late of Searsport Andrew
Tyler, late of Winterpor; Abner ID. Keen, late of
SenrsmOnt. Willi,m g. McGivery, minor heir Oh
William X. McGilvrry, late of Bucksyille, 5. g.;
Jane i. Coomha, late of Belfast Lewis A. How
ard, late OF Montvie.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-Freeman
Luce, late of Burnham, Anna +. Partridge, minor
child Of Reuben and Mary +. Partridge, late OF
stockton; William Mctiilv-ry, late of Scar sport;
Jerome Harris, late OF stockton; John French, late
oc Lincolnviile; Timothy Finnisaan, late of Sears
port Amos Dow, late of Searsport; W. l.. Busher,
late Of Freedom.
WILLS PROBATED-Dan Clements, late of Wal
do; Samuel Fletcher, late OF Belmont; Lucinda l..
Cushing, late of Winterpor; Michael DcSilver, late
of Prospect.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

CAMDEN. "A large umper of persons from here
took advantage OF the low fare on the steamers to
atten the fairs in Bos on miss Louise Knight is
visiting in Boston this week. Mr. Fitzgerald has
bought a lot on Lime Rock st. and is building
house ulCn it. o. c. CARY formerly y ship build
er of this town, now of Somerville, Mass was In
town last week. The new Masonic hall will be
dedicated next Tuesday. The Oo troupe from
Boston gave d concert to a small house last Friday.
-. Judge Miers team driven by Wallace Keller,
colided with another team at the foot of Washing
ton St, Saturday and made complete wreck
Young Keller was knocked insensible and remain
Ell most of the day. Capt. f. A. Hosmer of
Boston, is in town.. .storeys new stable will be
completed this week. .... Frank L. Russell was in
town last week Frank Sherman's new store pre-
sents a fine appearance. 1t is lighted with gas
olinc. .Aubury W. Dunton, formerly of the Cam
den Herald, Of the iIaverhill Bulletin, is
spending Il few days in town....B. w. Arcy has
bought the Bisbee house on Pearl ST.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
IaSOIlic 'IeIllDIe.

Black and Ccsored Silks, VEL
vets and Sasins, ErCcade VEL
vet, Cashmere in every price
and quality, Trecots, Psaids,
Foreign and American Dress
G @ 0 ds, Shirting FianneEs,
Cotton Fianneas, Brown and
8leached Cotsons, Ticking,
Prints, Cretonnes, Crashes,
Towels, Cafnhrics, Seiisias,
u p kins, Tablings, Quilts,
Skirsing, Blankets. Bed
GonHorters, white FEanress,
White and Fed EMBROlDE3-
ED FIanness, Curtain Laces,
Morsted Shassls, Starlight
Knitting woSsaed, Zephyr
Morsted, Germantown, Anda-
asssia, Scotch, Spanish, Sax
ony, Shetland, tsartIand, Do
mestic and BaEs Yarns, Gents
Underwear, White Shirts, Col
lars, Cuffs anu Shirt Fronts,
Ladies and CSis1ren's Ederino
Under seag, &~eggins, Hoods,
&c. Jobs in Ladies' and Gen
gEemen's E9auGxerGGis is, EaaC-
rame Tsyanes, Flick Rack, Can
vases, Gard Boards, Crochet
Hooks, Emhrcidery Silks and
Elosses, ,Cheneisc and arasene
for fancy syossS, Aoop Skirts,
Gogsets, Buttons, Laces, GucEi-
ings, Ribbons, Eaaznaurgs, Tel
lei Soaps, Perfumes, Jesesry.
Combs, Brushes, ssanel Sssr-
rors, Shopping Bags, Forte
raonnaies, Hosiery, Gloves,
Hose Supporters, Darrissg Get
toms, Ladies Cotton Under
wear, 5n'ans's Slips, Dresses,
Skirts, Shirts, Blankets,
sacques, Socks, &C., &c,
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
DI E ID

In this city, Oct. 2lst, Mrs. Hattie p, wife of
Nerril Jones, Jr., aged - years and IL mos.
In this city, Oct. 18th, Samuel Otis aged - years
months and "A days.
In this city, Oct. 18th, Lafayette Baker, aged IS
in swanViiIe ' Oct lstG. d Mrs sally ". Robbins,
aged 90 years and months.
In swanvie, Oct 10th, Joseph I. Pease, aged s.
years and months.
In Knox, oct 10Th, Mrs Lizzie Jackson wife of
Nathaniel jackson, aged GA years
In Liberty Oct. 18th, Miss Ella NJ. Handy, daugh-
ter OF II. b. and Sarah Handy, aged 81 years, l
month and ID days.
In Washington, Sept. 2Sth DR.. Elijah Crooker,
aged 81 wears, > months and Il days.
In Jefferson Sept. 25th, Charlie F.. of Chas.
F. and Sarah J. Helmerhausen, aged 3 years.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

Tie Rheumatism which strikes you down sudden
ly ana completely il the Kind which should he dealt
with hcroicaly. Ii i. In this kind Of rheumatic at
t,cks that AriILOPHoROs is 50 peculiarly valuable.
Sas~ MIR. \ X. Norris, OF Bristol, Conn. WAS
suddenly stricken with Rheumatism in my back.
For four days could not turn myself in bed, and
when lifted up could not bear my weight on my
feet. After all the usual remedies had failed tried
ArIuOPHOROS. In twenty minutes after taking
the first dose, could bear my weight on my feet,
and i'll days was able to get about and attend to
business
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
lID[0[ LN|OT [F[A[[LIl

to attend our GRAND OPENING If the
2d inst. We have the best facilities for
showing Garments, as our Cloak Room is
On the first floor, thus obviating the
necessity Of climbing stairs in or'cr to
make a selection. 10
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
&, ". BURNETT,
| & SO Main st., City Book.

Something over thirty
four years ago the sem
iUr member of the firm
of J. c. Thompson n son
began selling and man
ufactGrin% furniture In
Belfast, and never in all
that time have such
beautiful goods been
shown or such bargains
offered in everything
needed for house turn-
i>hin@, a> al the pres
cnt time. In antiCipa-
ton of a very large fall
trade We have Lately
made great purchases.
We rdially invite
every body to inspect
our large St0Ck.
]. {. THOMPSON 4 SON.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
MARRIED..

In this city, Oct. 18th, by j. S. Hartman, ESQ.
Luther G. Getchell and Jane $. Plummer, both of
Freedom.
In Ninalhaven, Sept. 9th, by F. S. Walls, Esq.
Mr.. William Carbon and Miss Lizzie +. Brown.
Oct. 18th, Mr. Calvin V. Ames and Miss Elizabeth
G. Greed; also Mr.. George z. Creed and Miss Eva
A. Gerrish; all of Ninalhavcn.
In Brooklyn, n. y, oct. 10th, at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev Charles A. Tibbas, Rec
tor ST. Peters Church, George Ralph Williamson,
of Brooklyn.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

completed, the wood and mason work having been
finished while the painting is progressing. The
wood work was done by Messrs. Harris and Brown,
win Emmons; the mason work by Messrs. Ed
wards and Rich and our popular painters Cobbett
Brer are dong the painting. Mr. Madhocks,
the chairman OF the committee, has done all in his
power to forward the work. Mr.. Otis Whimore
had to klll his pig on account of his breaking his
hind legs Weight, 300 lbs....Nir r. A. Gurney is
remodellnG his house and finishing it in very nice
manner. Cunningham II Whitmore are doing the
work. .Mr Geo Flanders, who has just returned
from inc western territories, Is painting and re
pairing ms house ana nall. ..Geo. L. White Leon
buckih' Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hatch and others,
are Ia boston'...Ihe Waldo County Congregation
allst conference Will be held here on the 2eh and
2'lh lnsts... Mr.. Frank hmmons has sold out his
interest IN the clder mN to stephen Ihurston,.'.
ierley row. VINO Is stopping al MS sisters, had
NefN had bleeding spell on Thursday night, last,
""t Is improving now DIS. Eilngwood ana ALL
gore attended hlh. ....Mr. Haskell has large
amount OF cardlhg and spinning on hand, but ow-
ing to me scarcity of water cannot work it as fast
as u-ual Mr. Patterson, of Belfast gave a lect
"re on lhe National isSues last Thursday evening,
and was listened % with marked attention.
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l27 persons were present, The presents did nofall
much short OF that number AMI were ali substan-
tiai and useful articles many Of them quite valuable.
v y. iiuuj, ESQ Master of Waldo county Grange,
Hhirialei r. master Of ceremonies and after few
very feeling remarks appropriate to the occasion,
introduced y. o. Johnson, ESQ Of Liberty, who
performed We huresqne marriage services in
very harry manner All we're then invited to the
wneo l"o III number which extended the entire
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bins, dipd orr. 18th, lSsi Mis-. Robbins has been
sick two Nc;lys and 4 hall and WAS a constant suf-
ferer ii,r disease VA, Rheumatism. She leaves a
husband ana lr.e children. the eldest tIaurhtcr =
tit nii,.of r. ~ Ellis of hi, town one son is in
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The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

Lower California claims to have three noun
tain> Of alum and one of alum and sulphur
mixed. The alum and sulphur are almost
chemically pure. The amount of alum is esii-
mated at 100000 900 tons and Of sulphur 1000.
900 tons.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

for repairing watches has also been reduced. He
is determined to push the trade. Read his list of
prices. Store corner of Main and High streets
Masonic Temple, Belfast. Mrs b. Il. Wells an
nounces an opening OF fall and winter millinery on
Monday, Oct 21th.. Miss A. +. Southworth has
returned home with choice selection of win
Ter millinery and will have opening of trim
med hats and bonnets on Friday and Saturday,
Oct "A and 25... Calvin Hervey offers for sale the
brick house nearly opposite the Post office, on
Main street, known as the Isaac Allard house.
Mrs Mccarthy, of the y !. store has Just return
ed from Boston with a new lot of fall and winter
millinery.
TIE ORANGES. South Branch Granch NO. li2
T. of II. is il prosperous condition. Twelve
members have joined since the first of Aug, 1854.
The following WAS the programme of the last
meeting: Remarks for the good OF the Order by
Worthy Lecturer, VIM II, IL. Liinn recitation hy
Sister Sadie Joren; select reading, by Sister
Emma Colson remarks, 10y Wan. L. Mudgett for the
good OF the Order; select reading, by Sister sarah
Colson; songs, by Bros. i. O. kneeland ana " L.,
VIM. H. II. ,inn. Question Can the present
school system be improved upon, aud ia what
way HE question WAS opened By Worthy Mas.
lcr Thomas Cane, followed by Sister Lizzie Libby.
Bros. Wm, II. II. Ginn, !. :. Triveu, J. II kliman,
Freeman Partridge, Sister Mary + Mudeett Er;,
Ware and VIM. l.. Midget 1.-The State t.rang"
meets at Iouiton, Dee, Is. Board at The hotels
only 80 celjs per day. Fare for the round trip
hom Bangor only S4.G0, Portland 500 Let
every grange in the state be represented SANDY
Stream Graa &c Tad harvest feast Thursday oven
ing. Several visitors from Albion Grange were
present IAe farmers table was spread ont with
baked beans brown bread and pastry enough 10
have fed one hundred more than were present.
After refreshments, singing. recilatians, speeches
and plays We're the order Of exercises. An had a
pleasant time and went away clad that they had
been to harvest feast
UNIrN. Business quiet, Swan X ~ibley Bros
coal is being distributed abont town. Painters
are busy on the outside Of houses adding the ap.
peorance Of the yilage....A. Il. Myrick has just
received y line stock Of hats, caps and robes.
FRErpoN The Academy school is drawing to
close and the voice Of the young orator is heard
in tho lut. The present term closes Thursday
NOV. f with Prize Destinations, Select Readings
amt ESSAYS at the Church III the evening, Nh.
Luce and family start for Washington u. c. the
ncAt week where he viii attend lectures III the
Mchul Department of Columbian University He
w take charge of the spring Term, which viii
open lho first of March....The family of y. \
Luce, state superintendent ot schools, are soon 10
remove to Nas-alhoro. squire Keen Is Visiting
relatives i'll Bostou ala vicinity The Gtod rcm-
pIar7 have returned to their old hall un Main st.,
after enioyinga temporary sea side view" daring
the summer months at the Academy iial. THIS is
one Of inc oldest odsc9 IN the state Hndit good
WORK ana influence are HaEifc-t.... The Grange j.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
searsport Locals.

Capt. Oscar G. Eaton is at home for the winter.
Fred B. Smith has added to his stock lne line
of cigars.
Sch. William Butnam is dscharging another car
go of coal for Lane
Capt John G. McGilvcry has taken command of
ship Rembrandt.
Rev Mr.. Williams of Belfast preached at the
Methodist church last sunday.
The skating rink is having Il good run. Music is
needed to make it more interesting
Sch. Earl Capt. Closson, has arrived with cargo
of general merchandise for our Traders.
John Putnam has IA large ord for sails for the
Bark G. d. Bryant now at New York
E. P. Crooker is ticket seller at The Eastern depot
Boston and is duty from 4 to IL p VI. each day.
At the recent sunday school Cony enlion, Rev. f.
$ Ossood was elected Secretary for Waldo county.
George W. Hammons has gone into the grocery
and provision business at Lynn, and says he is
"sartin' of doing good business
The repairs on the Cong. churc are nearly cum-
peted and the house will probably bc ready for
occupancy in week from next Sunday.
Mrs Lebbeus Curtis, Miss Laura Curtis and Miss
Laura May Carver leave soon for Augusta, Ca,
where they will spend the winter with DR. l.. Curtis.
The red sunsets have appeared again. Our sea
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"i"'c oriH'"''' anu 9on'ol''ile7 "''eh p"eNeo py
clouds have very weird appearance,
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Capt. Amasa d. Fell's new bark, the Adam W
Spio- was recently launched from Jackman's Ship
y;tlo at Newburyport, in the presence of q large
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The funeral of Nelson Chase formerly OF this
place. took place last week Al hi- late hone on
Andoyer street, Lowell, and large number of
friends were present. The bearers were members
of Aonomoke encanpment and Mechanics io,lge
l. 0. 0. +. to which ,laceused belonged /, prnrps
sion headed bv Lowell CITY Band escorted tie re-
mains to Elser cemetery.
ff'u H. o"eetsei oi NSN ioh''"n' conn., lhten2s
70 rl'i' "ere "''"' NoN' nun an" curing 'l7 say
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The Bangor Wing saws MI f. C.. Doljilcr AN
Augusta tailor. ha, in hi, pn-,ee.ion I, uar Of
snea,s formerly usca IN his f,1nrr Thr, ar.
curio.it, ai,d o,nr -.v,,tyGve ,.,,s nf ..an
,bnut for,,. ,n,,. ,oo Nh. n,iii,,,,s f.tbn, l,,,
t.ilnr bn,, H. d, ,,no,l,, h.,i,,lj,,,- j,,,,ti . l,
tha p,t omen ,- ,a,,l. .,,,,l ..,.,, 4
our oIdar c;,i,.,. ty,. hai ,.,,,t;,,., ,.,. t, n
same shows
On Friday evening, the l,th inst, the Star,port
Pedagogical society met at the High school roum
IN unlon district. This was the best attended and
most interesting session SO lHr The school
room was full Of teachers, pupils, and 2 goodiy
h"mbrr "i parents Wh" fetI an interest III e"ufa
uohal SUBJECTS we a'e glad TO see the parents at
our nfeuhSa ana nope they may De present At
every meeting ihe programme Whch was reh-
oered IN very pleasing manner and Whirh "ld
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
SHIP NEWS


ARRIVED.
oct lG >chs. Lillian, Darby, Boston; William
stevens. Garter, Boston; joachim, French, Boston;
L4,H nH, ish'g I! sr1 1Irn%n, n%S'9n i,,rt H,nyor
York.
oct =. sch. Charlotte I. Sibiey, Bartlett, New
York
Lucy Baker, -. Rocklaitd
oct, Is. schs Lillian Darby, EoekIand; William
stevens, Garter, Bangor.
Oct. -, Sch. Harmou,t, Hart, Wareham.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Jacksonville, oct. I3. Arrived Sch Prescott Hal-
ctine SWEET, Belfast. Cleared schs Florida War
rem New York; Meyer 4 Muller, Mckeen, DO. Oct.
Is. Cleared sch. St Johns, Gilmore, Washington.
MEG. Buck, Putnam, New York.
san Francisco, Oct =. Arrived ship Nancy Pen
dleoni Pcndlcton, Queenstown
Philadelphia, oct. IT, Arrived 5chs Daylight,
llodgdon, Boston; Charlie Bucki, French, Bangor.
Ort. IT,. Cleared sch Daylight IiodgtIon, Boston.
New ork, Oct II. Arrived sch. Geo r. Fergu-
son, French, Ellsworth. oct. a. Cleared sch. Mark
Pendltton, Pendleton, salem. Passed Hell Gate
schs. Charlotte I. Nihlcy, Bartlett, Ahrum Richard
son, Pattcrshali, !ioboken for Belfast. Oct. 18th.
Cleared ship Iceberg, Treat. sydney. Passed the
Gate SCH Mark Pendlcton, Pendleton, for salem;
18Th, A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, Belfast.
Baltimore, oct. -. Sailed sch. Helen g. Moscy,
Holt. Boston. Oct. 10. Arrived sIh. IL. j. Cottrcl,
Haskell, Boston.
Boston, Oct. Il. Arrived brig katahdin, lIaves
Baltimore. oct. 20 Arrived sch. Daylight, Ilodg
don, Phila.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Melbourne IN port Sept. 10th, bark Goodell
Hogan, for New York.
Newcastle, n :. W, ~cpt.3 Arrived brig H. 4.
sihlcy, Fowler, Hong Kong. sld sept. ,, brig IL.
Z. 9ihley, Fowler Hong Kong.
Port Spaiu. Sit Sell 30, sch. F. +. Mcdonald,
Warren. Baltimore.
SamArauE, Aug ~. Arrived bark Beatrice iitv-
ercr, CARTS, Fayal.
Al Barbaioes, oct. j. bark Sarah A. staples, FL
well from Buonoa Ayrcs
AZ Calcutta, Oct. 5, bark .tdolph Obr-, Staples
for New York.
Antwerp, oct. iG Sailed ship GOV. hobe, Good
ell, san francisco.
DCmarara, Sept 23 ArriN ed SCH Mlly A. Han,
Mcdonald, New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
SPOKEN ship ;. p. Hitchcock Nichols, from
san Francisco for Antwerp, date, lat - n, Ion
24 p W. Ship 5 z. Hitchrock, Nichols from san
Francisco for Liverpool sept -, lat l5t, Ion III 20
The keel Of the ship building at Rockport by Carl
ton NorWood is 2G4 feet long and the vessel is in
tended to lee one Of the largest built in the United
States since the Great Republic, which was built ut
Boston.
III the steamer estate Of Maine" i a large frag
ment Of the ledge on which the steamer struck and
pieces of it are obtained by curiosity seekers as
relies.
There are II large ships, registering over ) 900
tons, waiting at san Francisco for cargoes Of grain.
Some of them have been idle from one to three
years.
ty night, 18th, by fishing vessel, hole stove
IN her side and she was otherwise slightly damag-
schooner Brilliant Of Rockporl, loaded with lime,
g"t on fire at Portland, 10Th, by water leaking
through the decks. The matches were battered
down ana the fire smothcred with but little dam
Sch. +. G. Knight, of Camden, from Rockpart, for
New 1nrk, Win cargo of lime, was burned oil
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

MORRILL,. Mr. >ilas Storer lost Il Valuable colt
one day last week. The colt broke loose from his
tether, and in attempting 70 leap over picket
fence became imraed on The shall pickets....Airs.
folman Bowen fell last week and dislocatcd her
shoulder. Is attended Jy pr Pearson and doing
well....N B. Paul, whose entire OF farm luild-
ings was burned last summer, now has anew house,
ell and barn erected tile spot, boarded, shinglcd,
and workmcn arc fast bringing them into a couji-
tion 50 as TO bc occupied. ..Ladcs' Sewing Circle
meets with Mrs. r. w. Robinson next Thurs day
evening.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Desirable Property for Sale.

the i;uge two story brick house
a I'M and other buildings with land
MINIfHKA fronting on Main and extending
fiNEMlk to Market street near the Post
Al2Il4x4G Al2llIxl4G Office in Belfast, and known as the
property The above property is owned
bv parties in California and will be sold at bar
gain. Apply to c. HERNE1.
Belfast, Oct 22 lS1l-43
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

Wib0r'S COdLiver OH and LIme.-PersRnS who
have been taking Cod-I.ivtr Oil will he pfased 10
learn that Dr WiInor has su,Ace Ic,i froai areC
tons Of several professional gentlemen,ln coih.
binin@ the pure Oil ami Lime in such ma ner That
it is pleasant to the taste, amt its effects Lung
complaints are truly wonderful. Very mtny per
sons whose cases were pronounced hope IS, and
who had taken the clear OH for long timtw ithOut
marked effect, have been entirely cured y using
this preparation. Ec sure and get The ,enunc.
Manufactured onlv hv A. B. WuBOR .hemisr,
Boston Sold hy All druggists m43