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in the tween lccks, about twenty FEET aft the main
hatch, when off Rio Janeiro by igaiting of a bale
of cotton waste. Fire distinguished with but slight
damage to cargo. No damage to the ship.
The bark Onaway of Portland Captain Crockett,
which arrived at New York, Wednesday, from
Pisagua, Chilli made the run in Sc days, very fast
passage The same vessel made the outward pas
sage from New York to Valparaiso in y days,
which is acknowledged to be the fastest passage
record beating the previous best record of 70 days
made by the ship Magellan.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that on
or about Sept %, 1886, the whstng buoy off Bantam
Ledge, Eastern entrance to Boothbay, Maine, will
be moved about one mile Southwest of its present
position The magnetic bearings and distances of,
prominent objects will be as follows: Seguin Light
house W. n w. 4 W. distant 81 nautical miles
Cuckolds Beacon n. 4 E. distant AZ nautical miles.
Bantam Rock, n n K. a +, distant Ia nautical
miles. This buoy will be safe guide for vessels
bound into Boothbay or along the coast and may be
run for with confidence.
The weekly Freight circular of Snow 4 Burgess
of New York for the week ending September re
ports coastwise lumber freghts steady at low quota
tions, but the demand for tonnage Coal rates are
quoted before. Charters: Bk Carrie f. Long, $40
tons from Portland to Montevideo f. o., Lumber,
$3.50. Stmr Mount Waldo, 262 tons, from Williams
burg to Newburyport, Coal, 81 and discharge.
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MORRILL, The village school began last Mon
day taught by Oscar Erskine, of Waldo. .Messrs
Adams and Clark, with their wives, returned to
New Haven, Conn, last week. Miss Josie Mears
accompanied them, and will attend school there the
coming year. miss l.. Ardele Storer returned to
| 5rooksville last Monday where she teaches the
fall term of school,. Our selectmen are repairing
the bridge at Smiths Mills, and doing some an.
parently, substantial work with heavy stone
Mrs. \. w. Gay, while shopping at Storer &
Iatchs lately lost her pocket book containing $40
After several days search Mr.. Storer found it roll
ed up in piece of print one of his shelves.
Mr.. Ezra w. Bowen, formerly of this town, now of
Embden, Me-, with his daughter Laura spent !,
week here visiting relatives, returning last Thurs
day. Mr.. Bowen is the oldest of Tolman Bow
en-, and has not been in town before, seen his
aged father for fifteen years.
PALERMO. Gen. john l.. Swift spoke Saturday
evening, Sept. 4th to the people of Palermo at the
South meeting house upon the leading questions of
the day. The people gave good attention to his
very interesting remarks and frequently interrupt
ed him with their applause. The meeting closed
with three rousing cheers for Hon. j. X. Bodwell.
| About twenty of the friends and neighbors of
Wesley A. Nelson, with six horses and eight yok e
of cattle, met at his place Saturday afternoon for
old fashioned rock bee. They cleared field of
six acres of nearly all the rocks requiring six yoke
of oxen to haul off the largest one. After work
the party were invited to the house and sat down
to a good old-fashioned supper, gotten up in Mrs.
Nelson's usual good style.... Owing to the contin-
uance of the drouth and the scarcity of water
some in this vicinity are digging their wells deep
er Mr.. Ambrose Hanson has succeeded in blasting
| several wells. In two the ledge was so hard that
| the drilling machine failed to work.
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The Raymond WhitCOmb Excursions to CalifOr.
MIA.

Messrs Raymond 4 Whitcomb are to have ne
less than seven OF their Incompatible excursions
to California the coming season, the dates of de
parttIrr beng November T. December y, january
and 20 February and L., and March TO- Southern
California WILL of course, prove the great centre OF
attraction, and the opening OF the new and magni-
1icent hotel, The Raymond, at South Pasadena, only
eight miles from Los Angeles, will be an event OF
special interest There will be nine opportunities
to return with excursion parties from san Francisc,
in the winter, spring, and early summer months
and the route is through the most picturesque part,
of California; Nevada, Utah, Colorado, etc. Their,
Is i'll fact a choice of routes returning. 4 feature
worthy OF particular mention j. that all the parties
are to cross the mountains of Colorado in >pecia
trains. The tickets also good to return at an,
time by regular train. The Raymond, the Hotel lie
Monte AT Monterey, the Palace Hotel at san Fran
cisco Santa Cruz, the Napa Soda Springs, anc
numerous other famous Pacific Coast resorts are in
Guided in the Ray mond hotel list. Some of the cA
cuISlonlStS VIII pass two months more at The
Raymond, but the ''independent tickets" permit
their holders to exercise their own preferences a>
totimc and period Of soiourn Hotel coupons, good
fora day board each 1T any of II of different
hotels, may be had III any number desired, and tn,
same VIII be redeemed at their full value if remain
ing unuSed. Thus the purchaser of an ''indcpen
dent ticket can 90 where he plcH~cs and as h,
pleases, enjoying at the time all the privileges
and advantages of the party system. Circulars
giving fun details may be obtained of W Raymond
2@ Washington street, opposite school street. Bue
ton, Mass.
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MARRIED.


In Belfast, Sept. L. by Rev. b. G. Wentworth
Mr.. Winslow ii. Weber and Mrs. Maria L.
Cleaves, both of Belfast
In Belfast, Sept. i by Rev. q. W. Jenkins Ma
thaniel Partridge to Mary &. Watts, both of Sandy
Point, Stockton
In South Montyille, Sept. 3 by Rev. j. A. say
age, Mr.. Clarence y. Cram and Miss Blanche NJ
Woodsum, both of Montvie.
In Searsport, Aug. ID, by J. w. Black, Esq
Freeman +. Ausplund and Mrs. Julia A. Hale
both of Searsport
In Winterport, Sept, s. by Rev A. A. Lewis
James A. Knox and Ada b. Grant, both o. Winter
port.
In Bangor, Sept, 4, Mr.. II. f. Greeley and Miss
G. &. Nckersun, both of Swanvile.
In Monroe, Aug. -, by F. l.. Palmer, Esq, Fred
H. Cousins of Monroe and Miss Emma !. Patter-
son. Of Belfast.
In Rockand, september }, DR. S. Tihbett, IT, Of
Albany, n. Il, and Grace c. HERMAN, OF Rock
land.
In birmingham, Mass. August u, Frank Green,
of Framingham and Lizzie Benner, of waldo boro
In Ellsworth, Aug, Is, Mr.. Charles ii. Curt, and
Miss Nellie A. Jordan, both of Ellsworth.
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A Victory for the MaytiOWer.

The first race for the America cup between TIL,
English cutter Galatea and the Boston sloop MAY
flower was handsomely won Tuesday by tn,
latter. The Galatca was beaten II minutes and II
seconds actual time on II minutes ana % second,
corrected time, the Maylower having given hel
Is seconds time allowance according to the New
York Yacht Club rules, under which the races ar,
sailed. The contest was cmnently fair for botl
yachts, inaSmuch as half the course sailed CAV,
almost windward work, while the other half was
with free sheets. The Galatea crossed the line al
the start one second ahead, but the Mayilowel
soon took the lead and kept it. The neNt contest
will he Thursday over course twenty miles tt
windwari or eewar'i, sta rting from Sandy IIool
light,hip.
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sept. !. sen. >. Ponder, Jr., Bullock, Boston.
Sept Schs. Louisa Francis Thorndike, Port
land; Odel, Wade, Boston; Lydia NJ. Webster,
Condor,
sept B. sch. Puritan Sargent, Mt Desert
sept ,. Srhs. VIM. stevens, Carter, Bangor;
John c. Smith, Ferguson, New York
sept. g. Sch. +. L. Warren, Colson Bosto
SAILED.
sept. ?. Sch. st, Johns, Gilmore, jacksonville.
sept. >. schs. Louisa Francis, Thorndikc, Rock
land; Lydia NJ. Webster, Condor, Castine; Puri-
tan, Sargent, Mt. Desert.
sept. &. Sch. VIM Stevens, Carter, Boston.
Sept $. Sch. +. l.. Warren, Colson, Hampton.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, sept. 2 Arrived sch. Fannie 4 Edith,
Warren Hurricane Island; sch. George b. Fergu-
son, Ryder, Ellsworth, Sept. L. arrived sch. Annie
l.. Mckeen Mahoney, Bangor; 4th, sch. Abraham
Richardson, i'attershall do. Herald, fiske, Rock
land 9TH brig Ned White, Elwe, Rio sch. VIM.
Butnam, Bangor
san Francisco. Sept. 2 Cleared ship VIM. G.
Davis, Morse, Hayre; Aug 30 cleared ship Belle
Of Bath Nichols, Queenstown; Sept. 3, sailed ship
VIM 6. Davis, Morse, liavre.
Bangor, Scpt.5 ). Arrived brig katahdin, HAYES,
land, New Haven
Darien, Sept. :, Cleared sch Welaka, Cottrell,
Phia.
Richmond Sept. |. Sailed sch. Abbie c. Stubs
Pendletou Boston Sept. ,, arrived sch H. j. Cot
trel, Haskell, Kennebec.
Warren, II l., Sept 3 Arrived sch. Harmona,
Pendleton, Bangor.
Boston, Sept. 4. Arrived sch. Daylight, Todg
don, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Sept. /. Cleared Sch Lackawana,
Closson Fan River: Sent D arrived sch CHARLEY
Rucki patterson Ran~nr ''' N''''' y ;
Rridpeuort Sent Arrived sch Flora condon
Burgess, Union Island.
New Haven sent / Arrived sch SteIo NJ Kep.
Pensacnla hu,r 10 AZ quarantine hr;g Herman
Ujchborn. I,ienfnepos II - 80"
Jacksonville, Aug. 81 Cleared sch. Prescott
UoZeltinp French New York
,,n,,,,,,,> ,,,,,,,.
F"NEi"N fohiH'
Gibraltar, Aug 2G. Sailed ship GOV. ROBBIE
Blanchard, Naples.
Turks Island, Aug. p. Sid. sch. Herald, Gilkey
Baltimore.
st. Pierre, Aug. 6. Arrived brig Sparkling
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NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.


1t is very dry and sickly in this part of the town.
Chdren's Day at the NJ Z. church at this place
next sunday.
Mr.. Marcus Dodge made his father, VIM. Dodge,
short visit last week
Miss Matte stratton has gone to Castine to at
tend the Normal school.
S. c., are stopping in town.
Fishermen from this place want Il receipt for
curing founders for striped fish.
Mrs. Bursley aud family of Washington, ID. e.
are stopping with Mrs. =. a. Mugridge
Mrs Rosenbaum and daughter, Mrs. Ellis left
for Washington, ID. G., and Mrs. Martha Mathew
goes to spend the winter with them.
a party started from this place Monday morning
Aug. Both, to spend week among the islands fish
ing. There were mill men, farmers, doctors, law
yers and sailors in the crowd, and it was about As
jolly crew ever seen. The next Wednes
day two of the crew Gone mill NAM We're seen at
the Camp Ground at Northport. They wore long
legged rubber boots, overcoats and south Least
ers and were inqmring for North Searsport
Thursday, two more of them We're seen footing il
from Sandy Point with the sweat rolling down
their checks like rain. Friday the remainder an
rived, some from one direction and some from an
other. All the fish seen thus far are few lounder.
and harbor pollock. 1t has been limited that some
of them jumped overheard and swan ashore t.
Northport, and one of the sailor men says As;
Carter was seasick.
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DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused and depressed in mind, very irrlta-
BILE, languid and drowsy. 1t is disease
which does not get ,;cll of itself 1t requires
careful persistent attention. and remedy to
throw off the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy i'll hundreds OF eases.
"Ihave taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla."
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
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state election next Monday.
We arc indebted to Mrs. Geo. W. Cottrell, of this
,Ij,. t"r a handsome bouquet.
The remains of Amanda NJ Durham of Mon
ioc. were brought to Belfast on Friday last for
burial
The check lists are now posted up at the Court
House where voters can see whether not their
lamr- are recorded.
Tic Aldermen viii be in session on Thursday,
FRIDAY and saturday of this week. for the purpose
90 revising the voting Lists.
rs,-t WIS reported in The county the night of
sept. 1t. ON both high and low Lands. 1t was the
i.-o hca,N frost of the season.
THE nak Hill Granite Company of this city has a
.atr,et FOR quantity of paving to be shipped to
N.o lork and VIII soon ship the first cargo
l1-t Thursday afternoon the air was filled with
-'-.tt- Who-c bodies were covered with a white
..,,n. d looked Iikra SHOW storm. some called
1,r-et-alor atc-
VIZ ~mua Earki0 of tni. city, lost valuable
-c last Wceh TIM animal va- taken in with
NIa,i- Au.vna~ horse aii, which developed into
IHr h.Nr-r Va- worth $40.
e,s IT, Jenkins began housekeeping last
wreck |u-N. Nr- Morrison hou-, and Friday eve
..N- '.r -r'ttE gave their pastor "ht hi- wife a
HM"uu Wuch vas 81 ,ory cnio,aalc affair.
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Ayers SarsQparMa

Is the only thoroughly effective blood purifier,
the only medicine that cradicatcs the poisons Of
Scrofula, Mercury, and Contagious Disease
from the system
PREPARED TT
DIR. j. c. Aver x Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price 81;
SIX bottles tor 50.
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Proposals for Bridge,

CEALED tenders will be received by G.. j.
~ HALL, Chairman of Committee on Highways
and Bridges for the City of Belfast until O'Clock
p. NJ. of Monday, Sept. 10Th, for building a stone
bridge about $50 feet long with an iron span across
Goose River on the road from Belfast to Sears
port. The iron span will be furnished by the city.
On Thursday the 10th inst. the water will be drawn
down and measurements will be made so that
three days previous to letting contractors may
anime the premises and the specifications which
will be at the Office of the chairman of said
mittee. The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. The bids must state the time in
which the work will be completed and suitable
bond will be required for the faithful performance
of the work. PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Belfast Me-, Sept. 7, ISs6-2w36
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Mr. Strout, on the east side has fired up his brick

Geo W. Burkett, will be heard from through
our advertising column next week.
The new barkcntinc Priscilla has all her spars
aloft She will leave this port in ballast and will
be ready for sea the last of the week
Mr.. f. W. Patterson of this city, has been offered
three months employment on his Old mail route
between North Arson and Portland.
CHURCH NOTES. The annual parish meeting of
| the Congregationalist society will be held at the
vestry of the North Church this CThursday) eve
ming.
The following postmasters We're appointed Mon
day North Brooksville, j. }. Cousins vice f. Blod
gett removed; sargentville, d. G. Currier vice H.
W. Sargent removed.
Hon. Edw. Cushing, of Camden, representing
Boston capitalists, has bonded 40 acres of meadow
on Moody Pond, Searsmont, and ii is proposed to
organize stock company to engage in the cuiya
ton rf cranbcIries.
Prof. +. c. Taylor and assistants have given
some very enjoyable entertainments in the Belfast
Opera House this week. No more wonderful
sleight of hand performances were ever seen here
and the bird cage and box tricks and aerial suspcn
sion act were alone worth the price of admission
Each might useful articles were given To the lucky
ticket holders, and every promise made faith
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD OF THANKS.
Corrected Ueek7y Tor tie Journal.

THE undersigned takes this opportunity to eX-
i press his heartfelt thanks to his numerous
friends in this city, for their assistance to him in
his hour of trouble, caused by the recent death of
his son. Their Kindness will ever be remembered.
GEO. ID. MCCRILLIS.
Belfast Sent s. lSS;-lW36
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TO LET.

Nice tenement, eight rooms, and
A1A-S bath room. Furnace gas, &c.
With or without stable. Call ut
s&S5==.41 house, corner Court and Pearl Sts.,
@@ or inquire of
4w35 w. X. MORRISON, Coliseum, Al Main st.
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Sick Eaeadache

Sick Ele adaChe
"For the past two years l have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA. / was induced 10 try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and have found great relief cheer
fully recommend i to all" MRS. i. II.
ANNAELE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Mary C. Smith Cambridgrport, Mass,
was sufferer from dyspepsia and sick lead
ache She took Hoods SarSaparilIa and
found it the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods Sarsapariila
Sold by all druggists 81 six for S.. Made
only by G. l. HOOD s. CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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sept. B sch. Puritan Sargent, Mt. Desert.
sept. >. Srhs. VIM. stevens, Carter, Bangor
John c. Smith, Ferguson, New York.
sept. q. Sch. r. l.. Warren, Coson, l}os ton
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News of Belfast and Vicinity.

Carers NOTICE. The Republicans of Belfast
irc requested to meet in caucus al the Court House
b This city, next Friday evening, Sept. 10, at 30
i'rlpcl,. for the purpose of nominating candidate
ri Representative to the Legislature and to tran
-ict such other business as may come before the
.utU~. PER ORDER CITY COM
It,Ifa.t semi |
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1t may lie used with confidence, when the mother
Is unable to nurse the child, as Il safe and natural
substitute for mothers milk.
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\ MARROW ESCAPE. Last evening Richard p
Smith and Mr. T.. ID. Dcnnison who play Will
Atkinson and Cooks company went up river for ;
short pull before the entertainment began, in !.
small canoe. When near the b. & NJ. railroad
bridge through some mishap the canoe was upset
and the two men were in the water. Although
both gentlemen are expert swimmers they fount
1t difficult to clear themselves from the canoe, but
managed to do and swim to shore. They left
their craft where it was and like two drowned rat.
walked to the Opera House where they arrive,
just i'll time to change their clothes and make IN
| for their parts. Dover Daily Republican sept. 1
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-01-08
mssrLs cRErg.

Myrtle Creek, Douglas county, is stu
ated on tue South Umpqua river at the
mouth OF Myrtle creek, q clear and rapid
| stream furnishing good water power. The
town IS built at the foot Of fine rt.lliup
mills, surrounded by a good farming and
stock country and fine climate. There Is
a good opening here for immigrants who
nave little capital, and but little is need
ed. We have two stores, aud our worthy
merchants, Messrs. Selig and DYER. are
doing a fair business. two hotels. one iine
church, aud good school, a fine Touring
mill owned and run by Willis Kramer.
Drake and KitclIie have u good blacksmith
and wagon shop and are now adding some
wheels, etc. Mr.. Drake carries the u. S.
mail and runs passenger wagon to and
from the depot Gf the 0. & c. II. r.
Mrs. Drake has the finest flower garden
in Douglas county Almost any Kind of
flowers will grow here with but little pro-
lection during the winter.
A. NuMENTs.
Although not a thriving business in this
locality, three firms, among their ether bus
iness, furnish all kinds of monuments. head
stones, etc. II by some mIshap or by reason
OF age friend or relative should ssshuffie off
this mortal COLI Mrs. breckenridge, j. FL
OMalley or Mortie Sullivan will furnish
the desired memento.
J. JAsKULEK
One of the best jewelers. in this section of
the country is j. JaskuleI, who has been in
business in this city for seven years past.
Coming to Roseburg with but little capital.
he commenced business in a small way when
we first formed his acquaintance, bat having
the requisite skill, together with industry
and integrity his business has increased until
he owns the finest stock of clocks, watches.
jewellery and plate to be found in the state
outside of Portland. Mr. JaskuIek's renrs-
sentations as to the qualities of his goods are
always acccpthd as the truth and We do not
believe he knowingly ever deceived anyone.
HIS ), 10, 10, % and so cent counters in the
Household department. viii surprise You.
He deyotes particular attention to repairing
jewellery, watches, clocks, etc., and is wishai
most pleasant man TO deal with.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
The business is carried on in Rosel,urs by
two firms = Messrs. Ward and McCuiioch
and o. Oakes Their work will comma, IA
vorably with any in the state.
wm. COCHRAN.
Al Looking Glass we find Tic large and
well stocked general merchandise store OF
Mr.. Wm. Cochran, stocked with everything
that the fainlers needs in the way Of merchan.
disc. Mr.. Cochran also attends 10 the mail
department. of that district, handling ous The
inisslveS alike the matter-of- fact business man
and the maiden fair, for which Looking Glass
is noted far and near
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Mr.. Marsters keeps in stock a full line Of
pure and unadulterated drugs, chemicals,
paints, and oils, and handles all the staple
patent medicines. His stock also includes a
full assortment of toilet articles, soaps perfum-
cry, etc. Prescriptions compounded in neat
accurate and artistic manner. His store is op-
posite Sheridan's Hardware store, on Jackson
Street. Give him call.