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iilcIl d. " mari l"-' prll Ul' ile lHbhc Were
IN Wv ~ ny" >!'''1in> ~ Ntu-''th "iI'aIcl
Gu'5H ti'll 'iN.i" i"'i !''>>Gf ahl .'"' -Ath'cil
,';'1 ''-''Tt" ~ u serious .'lei'Il"h' f.Ie al
InITrd. anj whnh XoiiJ iiI,l,. re,it IN - hat
tile meeting Al Badcnur@. Wclckor'~ people.
soIiritou> to preserve the good name Of the he
tel. denied that any trouble lad tu>lirA. but it
finally leaked cut il&t while General hGs,er.
accompanied By lady. was quietly enjoy n4
an afttr-opera supper III Ncicktr's his alton
ton was attracted by peculiar cries in The next
room ana prc->uppo>ing that 4 lady was ia
distress. burst III the door and found llr. AcN-
len and Mrs. Godfrey together i'm sonnet !ing of
A di~ordered condition.
General l!o>>er is a poWeriuiy-buiit man.
fully elN feet in height. while Acklrm was
small and delicate Of proportion almost ctt,'m-
mate il appearance.
Shining lttftN IN TIN, e.,I5,t.
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W'}I a. l>,',' .Je'IIg nm "llol A'hlf 81
- ' - ~ u ;, ''o'-' = =" WE ,tl"l ~
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van! ;''iN, Mc'c VoG>W'I.'i. iHlArd' roii!t
~ tIi1t ~ ri uhI4 '"!.1t"ilet9 !d
'-0' igi"i h"t1Gi o''"lc l"'HI-eI-
0ii''' l''F ol4tls INSISTED tAi ilt WAS Iiollhd.
a. -til'tHd!I 10 rescue Il laiH III sore 'iI>lre>N
tN''i an "i'' NN'tiIi' I-N3'! nHtE, now
'V'' LINE ic>S man Il lu!I' put no
,iueI "i tie aiiar 'GnIha'cd by
IL Offered marri,'1,. tn Mr.. Gmtrr, hIt I.I,i,l,
prollcr hrS. Godfrey Indignantly declined.
Meantime. however. General Ro>>or rtmain-
ei dumb a. an oyster. resisting successfully
every attempt on the part of friends to force
iilA 10 tell what he saw or express any opn-
ions, and therefore society lifted it, eyebrows.
and NrS. Godfrey was
MARRIED NrftI IItt ,t4Inv u,,,
,,,.l ,,....,,.., m, .I..
A't1 - t'ui-tn' ne "ln othef events Gun-
49, ~ -hthlSA 9"c u '.ie Pol'l'4i
,ie.i", ''' ne l'>"PitaiGH !lli''A IRON WASH
on ii' 4erllied contest
LIZ ioi iGi thCi oil?LtS>loil HohorS ana de-
ga W lt liiN I4';'i! rom INC Lail1hl capt.
fr,, ~ ''t,',' nIMlltI' ~ siI>. VOC
- v nT NV rI iP'Iloi la'Hi from !unI9 Ne"
IL ioi ilo>>rl " eIi 10 Minnesota ahd
H S'MI'" a. 3oI,'iu'uiI- GH.i"ver on lhG
~. 'iiIi u "'ins nam o'u ana hiI"II! acquired
inlG ~ u'iv: re ii"1 Tow returned l" Ms
~ ~ H+iii"' NHeiF ne iNeS III me
20 Il w "'ol''I W F;ahtalioil' paNHlliS
, VI III at III INC us
90. 800 , olr II : .ili" L'sii!2h'
Mr., Bel. n wcII-known re,i,Itnt Of 9aIt;mnre
had lepudiated hi, wife and instituted proceed
IhgS OF divorce against her. Al! Baltimore be-
came agitated over this affair. and little won
der !, It that Washington caught the infection
when it was developed that Mrs. Godfrey.
now MR.. Belt. was the party. 1t seems that
Mr.; Belt, who was Widowcr with grown
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Send for 'HOw TO Cure Skin Diseases"
= = "A slTIFY the Complexion and Skin by
S Inv using the CUTICURA SOAP.
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Constitutional CatarFh,

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
fastened the breaking up of the constitution than
Catarrh. The sense of smell, of taste, of sight, Of
hearing, the human voice, the mind -one more,
and sometimes all, yield to its destructive nfu-
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TEN attacks every vital force and breaks up the
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AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

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II lnu ue tired taking the large olI.fashioned
gripping pins. try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
tabs some comfort. \ man can't stand everything.
one pin dose.
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grzsA IT FEELS GOOD.
%AY Those worn out with Pains, Aches
E1A and Weaknesses find relief In one min.
h WIN, ute in CutiCura Anti.Pain Plaster. AT
|//ISS druggists. % cents.
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DRESS MAKING !.

MRS. f. II. HANEY has opened dress making
vi rooms over the Grange store, Main street,
Belfast where she is prepared to cut fit and n'@!sr
dresses in the best and most fashionable manner.
Call and see her well fitted apartment.
MRS. T.. II. HANEY.
Belfast, Nov. 3, lsS6.-H
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THIS MAN DIED
For Sale

ELMWOOD FARM otherwise known as the
n Gen. Aver farm in Montvil!e, two years Old,
and yearling JERSEY BULL, and l three years
old, and yearling JERSEY HEIFER. These are
very handsome, well Bred and desirable animals
at the farm, or address
WALKER & LITTLEFIELD,
Rnck alI Min
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He knew many of my acquaintance. He was
about the medium size, well built, with fine
face. a keen eye, beautiful hair all over his
head, and full, bu>hy whiskers. His rolling
mal-o'-War' s-man Of America = now seldom
sern.
asked him if he knew the shipping master
at Bath.
Blast my two tarry toplight> if | don't top
my swinging Blooms and burn blue lights over
the beg@ar before | die.
Ii was AZ charming 4 piece Of acting as |
ever saw. Bill had been >windled by this man
Che WAS not Captain jerks. who shipped 50
many kenEebec boys and he had never for
gotten ii.
saw him cycling my che>t-for it had poor
pair Of heckrt>-and when he left | told him
to Ae sure and come and see me again. In two
DAYS h. returned, and once more ! took him
INTO my room, lie glanced furtively around.
and then from his shirt bosom pulled out
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RUTH CHICK, late Of Wintcrport,

TIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of
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III III IIIIVN, Htt OI WlhJVTNUTT
IN the County of waldo deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; ne therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said dcccascds estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
mcnt to him. WIN. ii. FOGLER.
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ET-NNIHNF NTIkEKNI7Nt TATc 0I NWNNNlIIE'
in the County OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law Directs she therefore requests all per
who are indebted to said tlVceascd- estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demand, thereon to exhibit the same Tor settle
mCnt to her. EMILY Il. NlCkEltSoN.
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'NlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to AL
L concerned, that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of A'lminiStra-
triN OF the estate Of
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CEREn,

For the radical cure of an obstinate case of Eczc
ma of long standing, give entire credit to the Gu
TICTRA REMEDIES.
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PSORIASIS, OR SCALY SKIN.


ii. +. Carpenter, Henderson, y. " cured of
NUTICUEA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure
on record. \ dustpanful of scales fell from him
daily, Physicians and his friends thought he must
die.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and ro
the County of Waldo on the second Tuesday 0
November a. d. 1856
M AIRY PERRY widow OF ALFRED A. PERRY
III late of Durham, iii said County of Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition that A BN Err
W. FLETCHER, of said Burnhaln, may be ap-
pointed Administrator on said deccased's estate
Ordered, That the said Mary give notice to all
persons interested by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks sucCessivelv in
the Repub lican Journal printed at Belfast that
they may ppear at a Probate Court, to he held at
Belfast Within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of December next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
\ true COPY. Auest:-B. 7. FIELD, Register.
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ooUsTr OF HUDSON, S.
g. W. Conklin. Cashier Of the FIRST National
Bank Of Jersey City, do solemnly swear that the
',dge and belief G. w. CONKLnN. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th day
Of June. 1885,
GEORGE r. CASSIDY,
Nosary Public OF New Jersey.
oonect--Atteat e. f. C. YOUNG
HAMILTON WALLIS,
JAMES L. OGDEN,
Directors.
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from childhood. Ours is but distant
cousinship; in fact, no oousinshIp at all
but her mother treated me as son, and
gave her daughter TO me on her DEATH bed.
A year after, Captain. Fitzgerald traded
on the affection of his daughter. told her
/ was about to marry some one else. got
her engaged to this Mr.. Brown, and /
never should have heard word till too
late but for her little brother Terry, boy
of twelve. He walked nearly twenty
miles to tell me what was happening
and what had beeu said OF me: and ]
came off 10 England at once. Captain
Fitz gerald is to have his base gambling
debts paid the day my poor Norah is sac
rificed Oh, Mrs. Maynes, as you have a
daughter of your own, whose happiness is
dear to you, help me to regain my prom
ised wife,"
Tears were in Mrs. Maynes's ewes, and
she held out both her hands.
You may trust me-but you must leave
all to me. Now make a hearty supper.
ard be thankful the snow-storm has
driven you among friends. ("
Lottie pleaded in vain for any revela-
ton of her mothers plans, aud was almost
as impatient as the Irish lover, when moth.
ing transpired till two hours after break
fast. Mrs. Maynes had received visitor
privately to whom she had sent note
early in the morning. She was closesed
in the library for nearly an hour, and
when she came to the dining room, where
eager eyes were watching for her, she
said:
II have some one here who wishes to
see you, Mr.. O'Mooro."
.Norah r he cried. starting forward.
"No; Mr.. Brown"
An angry exclamation escaped Brian.
He is a good, true-hearted man, and
more to be pitied than you are, said Mrs.
Maynes, gravely; Ego and see him."
The two men were strange contrast.
One, tall, handsome, noble-looking; the
other, small, slight, and nervous in man
ner. He was great man, for all that
very frank and open, and mis- face was a
study, as he said:
.sSir. did not know had nearly rob-
bed you of a treasure you can never prize
too highly. We have both been cheated,
but never by her. Norah is yours, and
am going back now to bring her to greater
happiness than ] could have given her"
A few hours later, happy, busting
Norah became Mrs. Maynes's grateful
guest. Captain Fitzgerald disappeared
ANONYMOUSLY, and in very Ettie while
Brian took his beautiful bride to Limerick,
where Terry shared the honors of their
simple home, idolized by the sister he had
saved from misery.
1t is a curious fact that Lottie was SO
impressed by the generosity and nobleness
of Mr.. Browns character, she gaye up
mentioning SOAP Also, two years later
she became Mrs. Brown. and brought her
good husband to live at HOLLYWOOD, which
gradually resumed more than its former
prosperous grandeur. Mrs. Maynes. thor
oughly admires her son-in-law, and the
little Browns are charming children. - The
Argosy.
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Legal NOTICES.


MASTERS sALR-IN cHAycERT OF NEW JER-
and Celia Zimmerman ct ais. defendants
On bill. &c- Decree for sale.
By virtue Of decree Of the Court Of Chancery Of
New Jersey. made aH fled In the above cause on
the third day OF March. eighteen hundred and
eighty directing sale Of AL and singular thc
premises mentioned and described in saia bill OF
complaint shall sell at public venens. to the
highest bidder, on
Monday, the Twenty Eighth day of June
next 1855,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon on the-preuisas.
hereinafter described In such portions u may
seem most for the interest of the pariesE ALI that
certain let. traet or parcel of land and promises
situate, 1yiHg and being in the Township Of North
Bergen in the County OF Hudson ana the State of
New Jersey, beginning on the Southeast line Of
lands late OF Cornelius HHylM, deceased and
northeast corner Of said lot; from thence running
north fory-nine t49l degrees west nine lel chains
and sixty eight 49, links to tho land late OF David
Day, deceased; thence. south thiKy six s6 degrees
west, feur ~ chains and sixty-hve 1857 links to .
marked post in the fence, and TO lands late Of
David Day; thence south, foRty-nins tzs1 degrees.
east ten o chains and two ~ links to aired cedar
tree and lands late of John Leake; thence, north,
thlrtytwo f8dsgrees east five t5 ohainsa and four
teen 1 liaks 10 the lands late OF Cornelius Huyler
deceased. and place Of beginning.
Bounded northerly by lands formerly Of Cor
nelus Huyler. deceased, and lands nowAor formerly
of Peter W. Baata, westerly by the lands formerly
Of the said David Day. deceased, and easterly by
lands formerly Of John Leaks ~ the said lot is
now enclosed by fence, OF fences, or foundation
of fences tanning by estimation ecur acres and
one half an aere Of land be the same more or less
Together with all and singular the Embellishments
and appurtenanese to the said premises belonging
or In aRywiso appertaining.
Master In 0hancsry ct New jersey.
WARNE EzfSEz, Solicitor
April 1s. 1Sae nS0-5t $500
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OHERIFFs sALH.-TE cHANcERY OF NEW
10 JKRSKX.
Between Hsary A. Neiison ct ais, oenplainarts,
and Nicholas Nolan ct al. Defendants.
& Fl. ia. fer sale OF morfgnsed premises.
ReturnAbes Nay Term, 1885,
VIM. Henry lsswis Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. shall sell by public vendue vt J.
M. Gibscn's Real Estate Exchange, No. Al Mons
gemsry street, Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Eighth Day of July, A. D.
1886,
at two O'Clock IN the afternoon, all the following
described Land and premises with. the appurteA-
ances being the same described In said writ tka*
Ia to cay:
All tAose two certain lctsrpioces or parcels es
land situate. lying and beng in Jersey City IN tbs
County OF Hudson and State Of Now Jersey, bolng
desGnsted as lots nnmbeFsa twenia-seven an ind
twenty eight t3s) In block nRnabensd two hun irsd
and Afty-twe. and coioretHyelloyken \ certain map
on fie In the ofcs Of theRe9issr Of the County OF
Hudson, showing the passztioH ct the land at Pa
venie In said Jersey City among the heirs Of john
3. Coles, deceased saiaiiwo lsts taken together
being bounded and dezczibsdias follows vses Boz
planning At point in the sou1kef1y side of PaveAsa
avsnue Distant one humdred and hfty 159 ~ feSa
eaateriy from the sor4heasterlY corner OF Hvans~
wick street and SAID fAxoAias avsnuo; thez0o rum
ring eassefly aleng he sasI seneheriy dda-of Pr
xenia avenue fifty 400, feet thence sertheFly aad
feek thence westerly and parallel with Pavea1a
avenue City t59) foet tAsHes northsaSy aa& paroles
with Brunswick street one hundred (lQai feet b
the 1ine forming tia ssuAAez1y side Of PAvon1a are
nue. ana the point Of plass ~ beginning.
Dated May 1sk 1853.
nSo1k-$S ~
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I. E. A. Graham, Cashier of the Hudson County
National Bank. Of Jersey City, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
e. A. GRAHAM, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this It'll
THOMAS W. JAMES,
Notary Public OF N. J..
Ccrrect-Attest A. A. HARDENBER6H
r. G. BACOT,
o. zABRISKIE,
Directors.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE Is HEREBY
s given that the account Of the subscribers,
executors Of George Watson, deceased, will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the County
OF Hudson. and reported for settlement on Satur-
day. the 10Th day Of May next.
Dated March "a, A. D. 1886.
MARY q. WATSON.
mrs THOMAS NJ. ASSON.
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URROGATE,s NOTICES.
JAMES fl. ON ELL
So RROGATE.

OFFICE HOURS SATURDAYS,
From to f. 9toI2
NOTICE oFsSEITLH gEfyT NOTICE Is HEnEBY
II given that the Anal account OF She subscriber
audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County
Of Hudson and reported for settlement ON SasuT
day, the Gath day Of July next.
Dated May IT A. d. 1885.
m23 HUGH cOYTE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -KsTATK or GUSTAV
IN Gitle. deceased Emil Gille. executor of
Gustav Gille, deceased. by order OF the Surrogate
of Hudson County. dated May "a. 1885, hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said deeedent TO
bring in their debts. demands and claims aqains
the estate OF said deeedent, under oath or afrma-
ton. within nine months from the date OF said
order or they will be forever barred of any action
therefor against said executor.
june6 EMIL GILLE.
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NOTICE OF sErTLEMENT-NOTICE rs HEREBY
IN given that the Anal account of the subscriber
executor Of James Gillis deceased will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate of the County Of Hud-
son, and reported for settlement on Saturday, the
10Th day of May next
Dated March "a, A. ID. 1885.
MRS DUDLEY D. FLEMMING.
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NOTICE TO CREDTTORS.-EST FATE OF JOHN
lt Walsh. deceased william Fl. Bhalong, adj
minstrater of John Walsh. deceased. by orerof the
Surrogate OF Hudson County, dated may 10th, 1886,
hereby gives notice TO the creditors Of said dece-
against the estate Of sAid decedent under oath or
affirmation, within nine months from the date of
said order. or they Will be forever barred Of any
action therefor against said administrator
m301ot WILLIAM q. BUDLONG.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT- NOTICE IS,IEERRBY
" given that the account of the subscriber exec
utrix Of John g. Myers, deceased will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate Of the County al Huds
son, and reported for settlement on Saturday, the
10th day of July next.
Dated May LIST, A. D. 1885,
my9 SARAH J. MYERS
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-20

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. NoTICEs HEREBY
IN given that the accoant Of the subscriber,
guardian of Elizabeth Fallon and Kllsn Fallon,
minors, will be audited and stated by the 6urro-
gate Of the County of Hudson, and reported for
settlement on Saturday, the 18th day OF Jaly next
Dated May 18th, A. D. 1885.
maybe JOSEPH WARREN. S