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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

DIED..

In this city, April 26th Samuel Smith, aged 50
years and months
In Menomonee, Wis, April ID, Mrs. Mary II.
Bodgett, formerly of Rockland aged IS years.
In RockpOrt, April Sth Mrs Lizzie ID. Thomas,
aged As years. months, IA days.
In Rockport, April 2lst, Aonzo E., son of 0. s.
and Mary 0. Carl, aged years, months, II days.
In Rockland, April 23d, John Cronin, aged 80
years. months, Is days.
In Thomaston. April 23d, George Butler, aged 81
years months, 26 days.
In Vinalhaven, April 23d, Elizabeth, wife of
Henry Arey, and daughter of Samuel Julian.
In Rockland, April 22tl, Frank L., son of Nathan
iel and Cordelia Ward, aged month: % days.
t In Portland, April aon Harret si. wife Of wal
years, months, % days.
In West Camden, April Goth, Benjamin d. Spring.
aged 10 years, months, 26 days
In West Camden, April 10Th, Robert Oxton, of
Montville, aged IS years
In Union, April 18th, Spencer Walcott, aged II
years, month, days.
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In Rockand. April 18th, Rebecca Ludwig, aged
y wears, months
In Washington, April 18th, Sarah Cogswell. aged
81
In Lincolnvillc, April 18th, Jerr. Richards, aged
Il years.
In Laudsbury, New Mexico. March 18th. Charles
f. Boston, formerly of Hurricane aged p years.
In Ellsworth, April 18th. stephen E. Essington,
aged Is years.
In Ellsworth, April 22d, Mrs. Susan g. Smith,
aged s. wears and months. formerly wife of the
late Rev. Geo ii. Jordan of Trenton.
In Searsmont, Ebenezer Robbins, formerly of
East Union, aged abont 50 years.
In Liberty, April 2Sth. Nathan Bowler aged IS.
In Searsport. April 23d, Capt. Samuel Mathews,
aged 81 years. months.
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MARRIED..

In this city, April Goth, by Rev. George E. TUFTS,
Mr.: William T. Clark and Miss Emma l.. West,
both Of Belfast.
In Winterport, April oath. by Rev. c. l. Mills,
Philo e. Blaisdell, of Brooklyn. n. V, and Miss
Sadie f. W Grant of Wnterport
~, IN Rockland, April i5th, John J. o'Brien, of
In Deer Isle April 18th, Dr. G. f. Wasgatt, of
Sedgwick, and Jennie SAWYER, of South Deer Isle.
In Bucksport, April 18th, Mr.. Emathan Hardy
and Mrs Annie NJ. Colson, both of Bucksport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

Life is uncertain. and the newspaper man is
here to-day and gone tomorrow. A few
months ago Capt }. d. MaXeld bought the
Water,ille Sentinel and entered upon what
promised TO be useful and successful editorial
career. About the same time Mr.. O. NJ. Moore
sold his Phillips monograph and planned a
summer campaign of fishing and loating. Now
Capt. MaXiield, by reason of i'll health is forced
TO yacate the editorial chair-we hope only tenn
porarily-a Moore and his brother, l.. A
Moore, of the Maine Farmer, have bought the
Sentinel and will soon take possession. 70 the
retiring editor we wish speedy restoration to
health and to the new firm of Moore & Moore
more and more success.
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Orange judd editor of the American Agri-
cultulist for some thirty years, but unconnect-
ed with its business management for year or
two past. has lately retired from its editorial
department and located in the West. He de-
sires to gather complete "Postal-Card Album
of his old readers and friends, and requests
them all to send him now Postal giving their
present location and address, naming also
when convenient, the years in which they Were
his subscribers. Mr.. Judd's address i Chi.
cago. Illinois,
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day it voted to build an iron bridge Goose
river, Rockport; $4,000 was raised-Sl0,000 by
loan OF 3 and 81 per cent and 5000 by assess
ment. The Governor has nominated John ID.
Rust, Esq, Trial Justice. Hon. Edw. Cush-
ing received many letters last week containing con-
CALCULATIONS on his attaining his 9th birthday. Mr..
Cushing says they were reminders that he is grow
ing Old; but his friends find him young in appear
ance and particularly young in enterprise. The
new steamboat route of which Mr.. Gushing was
the prime mover is progressing favorably, and
bids fair to be great success.
PENoBsCor. Messrs. John H. Littleield, John
b. Wilson and Joseph NJ. Hutchiugs chosen
delegates to the Republican State Convention.
April 22 sch. st. Leon misstayed and ran onto the
Lingan rock off Bridges point. She was assisted
off bv sch. Cabinet. filled away and ran into sch
Dadem cleaning of the rigging from her flying jib
boom and tearing all the shrouds from the main
mast On the port side of the Diadem.. April a.
sch. Addie l.. Perkins beating of the Cove ran
on Winsow's ledge and remained until next high
water She will 90 the beach to be examined
and recalked. AT an examination of teachers for
the summer schools, Miss Hattie Dunbar, daughter
OF Capt. Bennett Dunbar, exhibited a rare knowl-
edge of the common school branches and ripe
scholarship for one Young. We predict for her
II successful career as d teacher. .Garvenus Bow
den and Charles Narnum up before Justice
+. r BoWden for assault and battery and fined 81
each ana costs Of court. The parties reside at
Hari,crabule, Orland 1t appeared from the evil
dence that at a school meeting considerable guam
tity Of fire water was used which caused quarrel
ana free hight, in which each one did little claw
ins on His own account. but no great damage.
la-t i,1a Inv
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In the probate court at East Cambridge
Massachusetts, Friday, the will of Mrs. Naleria
&. Stone, which gives her money to charitable
objects, was allowed. The contestants appealed
from the decision and the case will have Jury
trial in the supreme court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

Congress man Warner of Tennessee. in re-
cent speech on the tariff, which is printed in
the Record. said the Democratic party must
stand on the Constitution, with Liberty in the
right hand. Justice in the left. cross the Rubi-
con and march to the heart of Rome through
the ballot box
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of April, A. D. 1884
HETHAM f. BERRY Guardian of MARIETTA
II NJ. and JENNIE NJ DICkEI, minor heirs of
DANIEL l.. DICKEl, late of Stockton in said
County of Waldo, deceased having presented his
final account of Guardianship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re-
publican journal printed at Belfast that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
Of May next at ten of the clock before noon and
show cause, if any they have, why the same should
not be allowed
JAMES d. LAMSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.
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1t takes over one hundred pairs of gloves to as
suage the grief of the Brooklyn officials over tho
death of an alderman, whose life might have beer
saved by single bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough syrup
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Sale bY Auction !

4 Il store of ]. w. FREDERICK & CO, Tues.
~ day, May 18Th, at O'Clock p. NJ, the brig
JAMES MILLER, now at Carriers wharf, will be
sold rs above. She built in 1866 metalled in
1881, is a good carrier, excellent boat, and is
rated ~ in the Record She has had some new
sails and rigging recently and can be made ready
for sea at small expense. Four hundred dollars
to be paid down at the time Of sale.
G. &. CRARY, Auctioneer
Belfast, April 30, lSs4-2wisls
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

some uneasiness exists in Republican circles
in Pennsylvania with regard to the presence of
directors of national banks on the electoral
ticket.
We do not think there is any occasion for
"Repubcan circles in Pennsylvania to lie
awake nights. The idea that directors of ma
tional banks can be held to be government
officers will strike most people as absurd. The
government neither appoints them or pays
them. As well might the director of any cor
poration organized under the laws of this Stat
be called an officer of Maine.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT
Corrected WeeHy for tie Journat.
BY c. II. SARGENT, ~. :, Main Street.


Beef, corned t. h, 1aS Lime " Dbl lie
Butter salt. y box, 20 Dat Meal T. III, 1al0
Corn t. bush, % Onions t. ., :i06
Cracked Corn t. bush, % Oil, kerosene ygal II Is
Corn Meal T. bush, . Pollock T. Ii, talIs
Cheese t tb, l5dl9 Pork T. ID. ilal2
Cotton seed " cwt, l.55 Plaster T. hbl. no
Goldfish, dry, t. ID, 5d1ls Rye Meal y III,
Cranbenice, y ut, l5a20 Shorts t. exit 1920
Clover Seed " ID, Pap Sugar T. ID, 7IsdSl5
Flour y bbl, G.0oas.5o salt, L. L., u bush, 40
ii. q. seed + bu, l9OG2.00 ). Potatoes t ID, 0ae
Lard r. h. Il}aal3 Wheat Meal q 10, 4o4l5
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Searsport Locals.

rortthu'
Capt James g. Pendeton has sold his famous
horse to Grinnell.
NickeIs and Nickerson are loading schr Empire
with hay for Boston.
"a; rr,,,,l,- a,, san .r. hrii,pr large harm
= n1,.ia,, pa,,.,ie
capt benjamin b. raih age" . years ''ie' a.
the harnor lhnrsoaV April Ztth'
James \. Fowler has gone to Camden where he
will engage in the clothing business.
t,vrus True who has been spending the winter in
Arkansas arrived in town saturday
Fred b. smith i taking his annual vacation and
will spend three weeks at Boston and Brockton.
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0hase" ~ MORSE y 20 p"Is"i ~ e"'"' "'e
wharf
:. l.. H4mmon> who i employed As a conductor
the south Boston Il. X i spending few days
IN town.
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.,,- XIII. ,, t.ti, II ~ advice win !.
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me engine b"S7 nave 1Neh tHeIi "a" any H'Se
carriage a new coat ol pant ana Ndlli9h an ulNt
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April 23i, Sch Frank Herbert, Strout, Bangor.
April 2ith. Schs. Melinda, , Windsor. \.
,, Cathle e. Berry, eeavey, Brunswick.
April 18th. sch. j. Ponder, il, welsh, Frank
fort.
April 18th. sch Halmona Hart, Bangor
April 9gth. sens. Chas Heath. Fletcher Ban.
gor; Mary Farrow Condon. Bangor
April Both. sch. Geo. Shattuck, Closson sears
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Sch. ! NiIll, (Tlyt 4 T. f'rocp.++ !
from, Deer lie inriI liz ~ int, nm - 'iit
Since Lcen heard from it is feared She has ' f .
,erctl win MI On noar,i I'M II uiiIa, -
mnstlt "ymeI If j,a,,, ILL., ~ - II. silt'rr =
wa. buiIf a; Wi.ri.s'.i in iS, ~ '''S l'aS'9r 'ho
s.h ~, s,,enI ~ - i,it .
.or for New Haven vim Iur,l,n,, ,,,irl :
N III .nufh I,,;,t - n,. 9tl l " - l'tl
Ig 1,rlI On m Si - 9iliI'' IN. ne sril.
P.wtucket aud towc,j ID iroliI', f,III t vi
t,hrr sh Vii I W. iMlI OF water
fur ,.za1ninar1u ,t,i iai,,ir " cay ''" '''' 'H'"'9
>rh, (harEotfc 4 >ii,ie, and ,,,,i ,it-,,,
AIM ~ ~ L. .;IoleS ana Annie l.. Mrhcen.
sr,4 i,mnd f., %,,, WIZ '''i VIZ AiiH III ihey
Tnn. III " ! WIN. - ,, ,,,..
OH Fridy Of ja.i week The WITS at it i ,
A. r t,ncs Ind i "a M co,,,r,aI,1 q W. xxx y
george F. imes Of Hplf,st 'Uril,9.,e ny 0ar'
The vessel i yerv han.on" onn ~! ~" ~.
used /. ViroiHia vbireo9l, al,d Ti C 'A'tei al
best quafy Her Ir,th If ~ .o, 'i 'h'n1 81 tne
length over aII beinr ia tt Sh i'i i1'. "ef e.
II - ta.t in th, lna.,. ij :' - =. d rPtl ~
eck irr bnn ~ 4 fa, 'ti,' - ,trl between
centreboard schooner ln is fhorn'.I,
HIN i,.1, IN , nlt - ti"l"u-HlS fastened,
,rriat m, 'i le u9' uf9iis anu copper She
vini4s ",Ii ' ~ = SulpiitI WIN patent
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr, formerly noted
Greenback member of Congress from Indiana
who has taken the stump in Maine in a number
of recent campaigns, has become pastor of Il
fashionable Methodist Church in st. Paul, MINI.
He has two violins. bass viol and three brass
pieces in his choir and all the old fashioned
members have left, but still the house is throng-
ell at every service.
Evidently De La Matyr still believes in brass
and wind, and practices what he breaches.
LIBRARY WITHIN EASY REACH. Funk
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such works as Macauiay's and Carlyle's Essays
John Ruskin's Ethics of the Dust also his
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Demosthenes' Orations g vols.,) Disraeli's
"Calamities of Authors" and other works by
mast ers-in all II, and this important volume
cloth bound, they sell for only 1915. See the
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page. No one needs be without books now.
Our readers will find the handsomely Illus
trated Manual published by the American
Manufacturing Co., Waynesboro, Pa, OIL
Evaporating Fruit, valuable and interesting
| Sent free.
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sATs-FAcy:oA cCAEAMTEEg

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Howl.
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NOTICE.

\ SPECIAL MEETING of the Penobscot Bav
IA Steamboat Co. will be held at the store of III
II. johnson & Co., Thursday, May s, 1884, at 80
+. NJ. All stockholders requested to be present and
see what action they will take in regard to selling
steamer May Queen. VIM. Is. SWAN Pres
e. e. JOHNSON, Treasurer. lwlS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-01

PROSPECT. The heavy rains have taken the
frost pretty well out of the ground. and the few
sunny days started April instead Of The May flow
ers. Mrs. Albert Hartman called on her sister,
Mrs. Mary Smith, April 18th and had trailing arbu-
tus in blossom. Mrs. Smith had some beautiful
snow drops in blossom that grew on the hillside.
and has had the first dandelion greens in town..
Charles CHM of Belfast was in town this week.
Wilbur Ridley and Wilson Partridge wild
animal last week the first turnpike lot in town;
color gray, long tail, longer body than fox and
short legs-evidently of the cat species Tracks
were seen on ploughed land III the late rain going
backward and forward. Probably the same 'crit-
ter" has crossed over since the freshet. The hunt
ing brigade has been out, but without success as
yet....O. Il. Gray mas sold litter of eleven pigs,
four weeks old to go to a Mr.. Morn on Union Riv-
er, near Ellsworth ...On Monday the friends and
them surprise. 1t was the 10th anniversary of
their marriage. They received lots OF presents and
good things and it was very enjoyable occasion to
all concerned. Parties from Burnham were in town
sold two cows with calves for 800 and Mrs. Mary
Smith COW and calf. These buyers also Bought
in other towns and INTENDED taking eighteen cows
back to Burnham, via Belfast. Reports come from
the best potatoes for farmers. Prospect sends no
delegates to the Greenback convention. Prospect
could muster a good crew once in the Greenback
cause.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-08-21

Washington's monument in Wash
ington when finished in the course of
n few days will be $40 feet. The roof
or apox, is to be So Feet, making the
total height h55 feet The cost has
boon, IN round numbers, about II ,00O,.
600, and will be by the time it is com
pl,tcd nonrly one and II half millions,
for there is much work yet to be done
inside Of the monument after the stones
AFRO laid and the roof finished The base
IA 81 feet square, the foundation being
l2GA feet square. The marble Of which
IT Is hu,lt comes from Baltimore coun-
lty Md. The stones are two fert thick.
40 that There are half rs many layers Of
atone ns there are feet to the top Of the
monument whore the roof begins
When completed, Vt will be huty feet
htghcr tdun a'Y other mrk of nan. The
highest point now attained is by the
ppiro of the Cathedral at Cologne, 525
Icot, the next is the Choops, $50 feet,
Tho Strarhurg Cathedral is l63 feet;
ST. Fotcr'e Mt Romc is a., the Capitol
at Washington ia BOG, and Bunker Hill
Monument 600 Feet.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-08-21
Ihc ktyc0f the November Vote.

Tho probabIc vote Ior lho rrcmlgn
~ IN Noyen,hot nogl viii bo worry closa
on ton anil half u,IIonn, and mny CA
coed hn nunhp, Tho vote III 1880.
uauE round IiROuoa, waa N,""O,O 600 n
total population Of lp,ail 600, and in u
male porun'on oI tho voting aye re
ported NJ toundly lhhT 600 for the
thirty o,ght ainloa Tho population of
the HIaloa VIII be- IL Novomhcr ncxt,
above .hNOONnO, ~ the ought Trrrltor
oa rnI tho l,a,,i ot Columbia very
nearly million. making tol tho whole
II grand total 81 full $1,000 OOO Thoso
latter Iiputoa are arrived III hy cnIon
at,np lhe natural lnctensc oI our pop
ulhttnn through the ckeoas 1T births
over deaths Al " per cent a year To
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General lowe
Ihousnnsis Say 40.

Mr.. r. w. Atkina, G,fafd, Hansaa.
wrltee: II ncynr hesitate ~ rscnn
mend Ynur El"ctrjc EIttcrs 10 my cns-
Mmers, they gj7c entire aati2l@ctIon
and me rapid sellers" EIcctrlc Bit
lers mrc tho rtnrcat and bee, medicine
knpwn and val Positively cure Kdnry
and LiVcr cnwplajn'g. Purify me
blnpl and regulate the bow'!a. No fam.
Nv can afford h. he Withpnt them They
v III eayr hnndrods Of dollars IN drc-
tor'n hlia c7ory yraf Sod try cent?
u boNt!n hy NJ f. lrathcrunAH.
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a Walking Skeleton.

MIR Il Springer, of Mcchanicsburg,
Pa, writes II was afflicted with lung
fcyor and abscess on lungs, and reduced
to u muIking Skeleton Got trial bot
tie of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
good that bought dollar bottle. AZ
ter using three bottles, found myself
once more II man, completely restored
to health, with a hearty appetite, and a
gain in flesh of IS lbs. Call ut NJ. +.
lcotherman's Drug Store and get a free
trial bottle of tins certain cure for all
Lung Diseases Large bottles SlO0.
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TIA" blHGest p"nolon ever pAid W TIE
United States government, it Isnm"r'"d
has recently been granted to Goorg" II
I'rolLcrgcr. Of W"HmoreIand, N York
Mr. l'rcIbc,Rer - insane and Is an IN
mate Of the Utica Asylum. IIo war a
private IN company l. 5lh Now York
heavy artillery, AMI h,a insanity was
caused by injuries received while IN the
active service. Cnacs Of insanity re-
ccivc the highest grade Of pension, i7J
por month, and the accumulation OF
back pension makes the total sum now
due Mr., Frcibcrscr SIO,2l3.2l.
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H."a ;.'~, B. -'.2.. 'rN.:- ''.!.-.ln' ! on O.
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U.t We au. nsrso. "auC machine serves
i, ..D".y anil suit LIS WE'LL and We do not
ear. -, .u,aer.
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Krupp, tho Manufacturer of huge
guns, has lately commenced the manu-
facinrc of n new kind of Gun-powdcr,
which docs not explode in the open
mir or III packages. but burns slowly, 1t
only cNploles in Dramatically closed
places and then has wonderful power
to propcl projcctiles, 1t Is composed,
like the ordinary gunpowdcr, of saltpr
ire, sulphur and charcoal, but in new
proportions ono great advantage OF
the new powder il that it emits very
littIo smoke when used in gun.
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