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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following is the range Of the mercury
Yesterday as Observed at Schueps drug
store, Market street: q. m, 90; y m, So
3 p. m, IS; p. m, Il. The day s
length is ID hours aud minutes.
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ENy,r,NG race to-rjEh; at the Alhamora
Palace Rink between the champions OF the
Ohio Valley, John p2b5ius, OF Martins
Ferry. and Jesse Burkett. OF this city.
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TIE CLOSE.
The Distribution of Medals and Delivery of
Diplomas.

The Distribution of Medals and Delivery OF
Diplomas.
The orchestra here filed an interval OF
few moments with q musical selection, and
hen Hon. Okey johnson, President OF the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, came !orward to
deliver the Peabody Medals TO the elgh,
members of the graduating class entitled to
hat mark of excellence and distinction.
The Judge prefaced the distribution with
,holt address to the class, in which, while
he recounted the ACHIEVEMENTS OF the mem
5ers Of the class, he set forth the possibilI'
ties which lay before each graduate then
within the hearing of his voice. Referring
TO the philanthropy of Mr., George Peabody,
he brihy sketched the life and success Of that
friend Of the young ard of the ignorant, and
commended him 10 the class as one whose
greatness was worthy Of al respect and ad.
mratiou. The recipients of the medals
Miss Amelia d. Wincher, Of Washington,
Louis Gutman, of Clay, Minnie B. Acker, OF
Union, Matte Paul, OF Centre, Annie II.
Smith, Of Webster, William Il Stevenson, OF
Madison, Frederick kurncr Of Richie, and
Henry Norris. OF the colored school-then
came forward and received the prizes award
ID them.
Mr. c. II. Collier, President o! the Board
Of Education, then presented the diplomas
o the members OF the class and delivered
he prize banner, awarded By the school
whose graduates have the highest general
average, to the school Of Clay district. The
banner, which is very handsome one of
elk, is Inscribed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Persons leaving the city through
the Summer can hars the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER sent 10
INV address mt same price il il de-
Ii,erctI i'm the city. postage paid.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June q -l:SO q. m.-For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, local
rains, stationary temperature, southeriy
winds.
For the lower lake region, local rains,
stationary temperature, variable winds SHIFT
iuy 10 southerly, falling barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Mos exciting race Of tie season St the
Aiham5ra Palace Eiuk Saturday, evening.
June eth between John po55ins. Of
Martins Ferry, aad Jesse Bagae,i, Of this
r.fV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

Most exciting race of the season at the
Alhambra Palace Rink Saturday evening
June 27th, between John Dobbins, OF
Martins Ferry, and Jesse Burkett, OF this
CITY
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WE have Just received new
stock OF Gold Speefacles-
JACOB w. GRUBB,
saxeler Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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Go ard see Stacy. Adams i CO 5 Men :
Earsarco Shoes. the l:.h,esl AMI sotes
shoe made. J. ". Ami,S, HIS Main St.
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GRADUALLY INcREASED
tientlcn en-,

Go and gee Amick's $50 Mems Seamless
Goat top imitation lace Congress shoes
IL f. Main ST.
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THE sNIrTNTOEIAN,

came forward to the front OF the stage. Miss
Smith, who has been accorded the second
honor of the class, spoke clearly aud dis
tiuctly, in manner OF once graceful aud
self possessed, and acquitted herself geuer
ally in most excellent manner. Her re
,marks were audible to al but few in the
extreme west end OF the rink, and the fair
pupil was accorded a great out5urst OF ap
plausc on concluding her really fine aud
thoughtful paper.
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nustb. Sold for Cash,

4 large consignment of wall papers, car
pets, oil cloths, window blinds made up
ready to hang, etc, at Nos 2oI9 and poi
Main street. John Roemer, Agent.
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E>clTNG race tonight at the Alhambra
Palace Rink between the champ ons 0! the
Ohio Valley John Dobbins, of Martin S
Ferry, and Jesse Burkett, OF this city.
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GEEEN MouNrMy Lu.rl-E.

Despite the sitting atmosphere and the al.
most su.licated condition OF the audience.
this lady awakened decided interest, being
several times interrupted with burts OF
laughter, and round of hearty applause
showed the APPRECIATION Of the audience
The orchestra and another train OF cars
here furnished a short iutermission, and
;hen Mr. Henry Norris, Of the colorei
school a Peabody medalist, and a young
man OF evidently stud,ous and industrious
habits, came to the front O: the school and
delivered in a clear auj tall voice an essay
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BOARD OF EBU CATION
gf
W IIEELlSI

Clay Schoo! 1881.
Webster School 1851
Clay school lSNi
Clay School lsi-'.
1t will thus be seen that Clay district has
been very successful in securing this ban
ner, a feat much to the credit OF its pupils
and teachers
This brought the exercises to a close, and
the audience almost exhausted with the in
tense heat, escaped into the air and rapidly
dispersed
Before closing our report word of con.
graduation to all taking part in this most
successful event is in order. The affair could
not have passed of more pleasantly and
the result IS Z I.atteriGg testimonial to the
excellence of our schools and the diligence
Of the pupils.
ENcI-ING race tonight at the ALEXANDRIA
Palace Rink between the champions Of the
Ohio Valley, John Dobbins OF Martins
Ferry and Jesse Burkett, OF this city.
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Grand Excursion.

An excursion to Little Run Grove, per
steamer Telegram, will come oil sunday
lure -, i-s5. Music by manners New
White sulphur Brass and String Band.
Round trip, 30 cents Boat leaves the
wharf, foot of Twelfth street, at o'clock n.
m, stopping at La Belle landing, BeIIaire
and Moundsville All are invited, aud a
splendid time and good order assured.
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Fy.,-IN@ race 10 night st the A,han5ra
Ps.sIe Rink between he champions Of the
Ohio VALLEY john Doh5ins. o; Martins
Ferry, sld Jesse BugEeIt, Q; this city,
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AdIi!ioual Local on First Page.
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BARBARA rRy'vru,E

was next reci,sd 6y Master Erven I. Bow
man, Of Richie. in 8 very crei;Hble man
uer. Master Bowman Is quite young,
but bis performance woaa have done
credit 10 one Q: more mature years he
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SpiEr- OF TIE AEE.

While very short, the Grafton was fa,! Q.
practical siyice, well drawn conclusion,
and wise deductions. aUi was in every r.
spec: q well considered sni well ie,iTerei
erort. MIR Stanley was fol!oFei bytT
essays, the Gcsr, with The title Of "Whis;lee>
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THE EXERCISES.

How the Graduates Acquitted Themselves.
Promptly at o'clock Superintendent
Birch called the audience to order, and an
rourced that prayer would be Offered By
Rev. Dr. Smith, OF the Fourth street VI. I
church. The invocation ended, there was
an interval for music. mos. acceptably
filled by the orchestra, aud then Miss Annie
ii. Smith. of Webster school,
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uuonr DAYS hrER.

Unfortunately few Of those before her could
hear the delivery Of this remarkable good
effort. Mr. William STANLEY, o: Washing
ton school, then delivered an original ora
ton entitled the
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The paper was one Of the 6es, Of the 81
ternoon and was listened 10 with interest
and surprise by the audience. The applause
accorded this young man PROBABLY exceeded
in volume that received By any other pl1il,
and came from all parts OF the hall. Mss
Matte Paul, of Center also the recipient o:
s Peabody medal, followed with q recitation
entitled
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was he unique title chosen by Miss Minnie
AcIer, OF Union school, the recipient, By
the WAY. of one OF the Peabody medals
Miss Acker hsrdled her grim and ggimy
su5.ec, in a bright and sparkling manner,
speaking in clear and perfectly audible
tome
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FLAWS n DINNoNn5

was the title Of Mss Lie !. Bickertou
paper. The skillful comparisons this young
lady drew between the greatest and most
valuable OF all gems and the human mind
and character were credltabIe indeed to her
who delivered them, and evidently met the
approval Of her lis,uers, tor when she hal
concluded her paper she was accorded q
burst Of applause, in the midst Of which
Miss Bickerton gracefully Bowed sni with
drew
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DENTISTS.
DIZZY GOODS.

And rr think {, has reaehel the wonderful low prices
Tine. -egnl 10 b. iupro,i.g anil soon prices will
,.gauce Therefore a. woa,I kindly saSsest 10 yoa
tta. now 5 d GOOD chance 20
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harding this often considered subject in an
original aud pleasing manner. lie was fol
lowed Miss Jennie McGowan with Ak eN.
ccleut essay entitled Corners and she
was in turn succeeded by Miss Mo!Iie T.
Murd0ck in q splendid recitation of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-27

was the theme upon which Miss Jennie
Allen, of Webster school, had built up q
most interesting and carefully prepared
paper. Like those vino had preceded her
Miss Aliens voice was clear and resonant,
and her words were heard with ease all over
the hall. This pupil WAS accorded q round
OF applause on taking her seat.
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for The foundation upon whichto rear q very
excellent and credtaoIe supsrstructure Of
mingled argument and advice. and she read
her production in a manner in keeping w.;h
her treatment of the theme. Some coniu-
sion in the audience marred somewhat the
delivery of this paper Miss Emma B. Ian.
caster chose for the title Of her essay
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and in i's delivery her voice was heard to
good advantage il every portion OF the
hall. The paper was very good one, and
We much regret that the pressure upon our
columns foroids the thought of even briet
synopsis. Miss Lancaster is to be cougrat-
ulated upon her success. Robert L. Leigh
ton delivered a very credita5le essay upon
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

Six million dollars is the estimated cost of the
of the land celebrated Independence Day this
year.
James d. Fish of the defunct Marine Bank is
employed in the shoe department of the Peni-
Tertiary. Friends have furnished his cell with
a carpet and easy chair, and he is allowed some
minor privileges.
1t is expected that at the present rate of sur
vey the geological map of the United States
will be completed in about "A years, one-tifth of
the country, exclusive of Alaska, having thus
far been mapped.
The stages which have been run for gener-
alton on Broadway have just been sold at auc-
ton. bringing prices that ranged from S22.5O to
$l45 each, the average being $50. When new
they cost $400 each.
The Worlds Exposition plant, buildings and
Orleans for $4,000 They were bid in by Mr.
Newman, but were probably purchased for the
new exposition company.
The largest steam dredging machine in the
world, built at Philadelphia for the Panama
Canal, has just left for Colon. 1t is capable of
doing fully twice the work of the machines
employed on the SueZ Canal.
The commissioner of agriculture has appoint
ed DR.. c. Hart Merriam, Il well known orni-
biologist and secretary of the American Orni-
biologists Union, IA special agent to take charge
| of all investigations relating to economic orn
| thOlOgy.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
Boston Market,

BOSTON, July 18th
BUTrER-Du and unchanged. Job lots of fresh
creamery. 20G26c; northern, lSdl9c; new northern
diaries, l6al1c; selections, lsal9c.
CHEESE-Quiet, but the market is well sold up
good western, "a 4S}ac; northern, SaS4ac; low
grades, 5a1c.
EGGs-Light trade and firm on fresh; extra, l41s
al5l2c; northern, 49, gl41sc; owing to the ho
weather there is firmer market for strictly fresh
and an advance of about 1c in the price, egsr about
which there is any suspicion about the quality are
as dull as ever
BEANS Quiet; small hand picked pea, northern
81 6Oal 20; large pea, 81 5oGl 81; medium, 81 45a
5o yellow eyes, 81 s04I 80; red Kidneys, s. 759l 80
HAY AND sTkAw-lIay unchanged and steady
The recent rains have made more change in the
crop than could have been expected. Hay is com
ing forward freely; fancy cars, $22a23 80; choice
S22422 30; medium to good, $l992l; low grades
$l1alS; rye straw, $20d2l.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
II AstOuiShed the Public

to hear of the resignation of DIR. Pierce as Con-
gresham to devote himself solely to his labors as
physician. 1t was because his true constituents
were the sick and afflicted everywhere. They will
find DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" a
benefcent use of his scientific knowledge in their
behalf. Consumption, bronchitis, cough, heart dis
ease, fever and ague, intermittent fever. dropsy,
neuralgia, goitre thick neck, and all diseases of
the blood, are cured by this world renowned mcdi
cine Its properties are wonderful, its action magi
cal. By druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

STOCKTON We were pleased to see Charles
Bridges in his market last Monday ami trust he
will soon lie seen behind the block with carving
knife in hand, Capt. Ell IIchborn left Monday
for Philadelphia to take command of his brig
Sparkling Water. Miss Nellie Roberts was in
Portland last week to attend the wedding of Ed
ward Cheney, formerly of this own....Mrs. Faus-
tina Roberts is in Portland visiting reatives.....
Among the arrivals in town the past week are Mrs.
f. ID. Hartman and son. of Liverpool, Eng; Mrs.
Charles Griffin, of Belfast; Miss Emily Overlook,
of Somerville, Mass, and DR.. Truman Griffin ana
wife of Pittstield Miss Faustina Ilichborn has
returned from Bucksvillc, 5. c., where she spends
her winters Miss Media Gilmore, of Watcrvile,
is visiting friends and relatives here. .Peleg
Griffin arrived home last Monday Charles Ran
dali is the happy father Of IA jour poander. Capt.
Isaac Lampher has gone to Montreal on business.
....S. A. Rendell is confined to the house with
rheumatics. j. w. Thompson has completed
handsome cottage at Fort Point for Mr. Coombs
of Bangor. Three more cottages will he begun next
week for Boston parties. Mrs. Alexander and
Miss Bicknell will give an entertainment AT Dens-
low Hall, Monday evening, July 9th.
CAsrINE The ladies' of the Congregational
society held strawberry festival in town hall on
Thursday evening which was well palroniled and
a financial success. The proceeds will 90 toward
purchasing new carpet for the vcstry.. Every
steamer brings an addition to the goodly number
of visitors already In town, and by the first of
August the usual places will all be occupied. sail
ing, rowing and buckboar'ling are now the order
of the day, and excursion parties visit us nearly
every pleasant day, including sunday. Hon.
Noah Brooks formerly of the editorial staff of the
New York Tribune and now editor of the Newark
n. }. Advertiser is spending few weeks in this,
his native place. Not having celebrated the Fourth,
Castne had its gala day Monday of this week,
the occasion of the excursion and concert the
| Handel association. The lawn of the Acadian was
thickly covered with people, young and Old, who
listened to the fine music of the band from the
band stand. DIR. S. J. Wallace has placed in his
drug store soda fountain. Capt. }. \. Gardner
master of the Masonic lodge here, has lately re
ceiyed communication from Italy, asking him to
send history of our "renowned Hancock Lodge
No. +. & A. M.".... Mr.. f. 5. Perkins, painter,
while at work on the Castne House, slipped and
| fell from the caves, striking on corner of the
piazza, but fortunately escaped without broken
ribs, although much shaken up. There
very narrow escape from drowning while the
| Handel excursion was here. A little boy named
| WarlWeI living in the town fell out of a boat mean
the steamboat wharf and hearing his cries for hell
John Hosmer, First Officer, Edward tIarrigan
Quartermaster, and Stephen Trowell, Fireman, OF
the katahdin sprang to his assistance the last two
jumping into the water for him. The boy wa
rescued just MS he was sinking for the third time
| 1t was a very narrow escape for him.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
MARRIED.

In Rockport, July 10, John Small and Sarah Ma
gune, both of Rockport.
In Waldoboro, July 8. Willie A. Davis and Ida
NJ. Lash, both of Waldoboro.
in Wadoboro, July >, Charles A. Welt and Mer-
cia d. Welt, both of Wadoboro.
In Wadohoro, July 4. Lewis A. kaier and Winnie
Winchenbach, both of Waldohoro
In Ninahaveu, July p John w Gourtl and Hen
rietta Arey, both of Ninalhavcn.
In Ellsworth July t. Mr.. Albert l.. Morgan and
Miss Adele III. Smith, both of Surry.
In Ellsworth, July $, Mr.. John l.. Delattre of
Ellsworth. and Miss Addie II. Huckins of Lamoine.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

/ At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the sccont Tuesday of
July, "A. d. 1850.
JITTA NJ. CHAPLIN, Guardian of MARTHA f..
IL CHAPLIN minor heir of IIBBEIS Is. CHAPLIN,
bate of Swanville in said County of Waldo, dtceas-
ed having presented petition for license to sci.
at public private sale certain real estate of sd
minor, situate in said Swanville
Ordered That the said Eft NJ. give notice to
all persons interested by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that they
NAV appear at Il Probate Court. to be held at Bel
fast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday Of August next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause if any they have, why
the prayer said petition should not be granted.
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true COPY. Attcst:-B. =. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
"Say, why is everything

Either at skies or at sevens?"
Probably, my dear nervous sister, because you
are suffering from of the diseases peculiar to
your sex. You have a "dragging down. feeling
the back ache, you debilitated, you have pains
of various kinds. Take DR.. II. V. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription" and be cured. Price reduced tC
one dollar. BY druggists.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
DIED.

In this city July 18th, Jesse Robbins, aged -
years, month and IL DAYS.
In morrill,, July 10th, job Cushman, aged % years
and 10 months.
In searsport, July 10th, Elvin L. Parke, aged 81
years.
In Union. July IL, Deacon Marlboro Packard,
aged 81 wears and months
In Appleton. July 9 Martha f. Wentworth, aged
30 years months, - days.
In Rochport, July s. Thomas Fitzgerald, aged -
years, months, 26 days.
In Waldoboro, July %, Mrs. Elizabeth Morey,
aged about 80 years.
In Vinalhavcn. July 8, Samuel Mills, aged 81
Years, 10 months.
In Deer Isle, July L. Mrs. James Tyler, aged sc
years.
In Ellsworth, July T., Mr.. VIM. A. Hopkins, aged
"A years, IL months and days.
In Ellsworth, July 49, Mrs. Martha A., wife OF
samuel Royal Jr., aged 81 years.
In Ellsworth, July IL. Mr.. Justus a. smith, aged
81 wears and 10 months
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

WALDO Ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday Of July, 1850
SAMUEL KINGSBURl, Administrator on the es-
tate of DANIEL CLEMENTS, late of Waldo, in
said County, deceased, having presented his first
and final account of administration Of said estate
for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal
printed in Belfast in said County, that all persons
Interested may attend at II Probate Court, TO he
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday of August
next, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be allowed.
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true COPY. Attest B. =. FIELD Register.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
| concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last will of
ISAAC II. MOORE, late of Monroe,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to said deceascds estate TO
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. ASHUR ii. MAYO.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

The International Express office, burned out last
week. is now located at the store of f. A. Follett.
Main street
The Belfast Livery Company has bought num-
Der of horses and is in condition to do business.
Judge Emery Boarlman is having his Office
renovated, and meanwhile his desk is in Emery's
harness shop.
The friends of Mr.. Dana southworth, who was a
loser by the recent fire, have presented him with
purse OF 500.
The contents of the safe of the Belfast Livery
Company, which went through the fire of last
week, were found intact
The firm of Taber 4 Harrison, livery stable keep
cr, in this city, has dissolved. Taber has bought
ont the interest Of Harrison and will the stable
heretofore.
Tinker macker have been caught in nets in our
hArbor. bat have not learned of any being taken
ON hooks. They late this season. Mackere
usually strike in July first.
r. A. Garlic tax collector, whose Office was de.
~tru,cd by the recent fire. has room at the Asses
-or'7 office, where those who wish to the dis
count ON taxes can lind him.
The regular autumn and quarterly session of
Wahto District Lodge of Good Templars will be
held with Valley Lodge No. 100 at Monroe village
en Thursday August IS, commencing at 10 A. Nj.
H. W DYER, ot this city, placed an attachment on
sob. Paragon Shute, hich put into oar harDor last
week, lumber laden, a voyage from Bangor for
New York. sir. Alfred Dyer WAS put Loard as
-h5r keeper The matter was subsequently settled,
.ui the keeper Withdrawn.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

At Probate UOurt held at BeIfasl, WlthIn aud for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
july, A. y. 1883.
COPIIIA W. Forces, named ENecutrN in Ger
y tain instrument pu porting 10 Ne the last VIII
and testament Of HENRY II; FORBES IAlc oi
Belfast in said County OF Waldo. deceased, having
presented said will for Probate.
ordered, That the said sophia ", give notice
to an persons interested by causing copy of
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held
at Belfast, within and for said County, on the See
ond Tuesday of August peXt, at ten Of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause, If any they have, why
the same should not he proved, approved and al
lowed. GEO. r. JOHNSON, JUICE.
a true copy. Attest B. p FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
Notice.
of IsesbOrO In the County Waldo the year 1854

the
unpaid OF the day Aprl $
the
lne la
r.