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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-10
SCliLEPPY'S ADDITION.

.brlck yard lot com. at point in the south line
81 ne Or OF sW or 81, f. 20, distance 859 s chains
OF sw qr OF of ne or Of sw or thence east 276K
cnains, thence north g. rs chains thence west I
u chains, thence south 60 degrees H. west al
INKS, thence south 81 chains to place of baeiU
nlng' containing 2.67-1OO acres $50
acres of west end of l9 a. said 10 n he
ing on the east end of south hi of ne ar
of sw of 81, 4, 20, - az D,
Commencing so feet north of ne corner
Of blk II, thence north $50 feet. west T41
IeeJ, south $50 feet, east al feet to
place of beginning, n "a, /, 2O..... "a go
Commencing at point 288 feet north OF
NV corner 10, thence east so feet
north l22 feet, west so feet, south 142
IN "a, 4, 20 .......... ~
All OF Ine ne or OF the ne or except 10
acres 3d. 4, 2. .....: -. II rs
commencing at point so feet north of
ne corner 10, Ferrett's addition
Lnence west 800 feet, north i42 feet east
500 feet, south I42 feet. ..... .. 2 "a
commencing at point so feet east of Sc
corner 4, NeWman's addition to I,o-
gan thence north 258 feet east so feet
south 25S feet west 80 feet ......... 5g
Commencing so feet south Sc corner lot
No Z, III blk G, r 3, in Logan thence "
III feet, south to r. R. limits, east TO
Il. Il. limits thence north to beginning 20
commencing 24O feet east of intersection
OF Logan and Douglass street in city OF
Logan, thence north 19Ofeet, east SO it.
south $50 feet, west to place of begin
Hlng. All IN sc, NV 81, 4 % ...-........ / 36
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NOTICE OF TAx-SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the following lands
and town lots viii be sold at my Office on the
first Tuesday in September, 1883, for delin-
queut taxes, penalties and cost for the year
1851 JACOB NIPPS,
fT-f-aa
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-10

PUBLISHERS NoTIcE-An Obituary and Mar
rage notices OF ordinary length are printed in
the HERALD free. A moderate. charge will be
made'for poetry, or notices exceeding the usual
ength.
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Tr0tting at Fairfield Park.
OPENING MEETING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Az,
AND 10, 1883. $1,000 IN PURSES

OPENING MEETING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUG.
AND 10, 1883. $1,000 IN PURSES.
Thursday, August 9th. 500 for horses that never
started for money. $50 for 2.42 class. 5000 for
234 class. &25 to saddle, all Mustangs or any
horse that has been branded. 4 mile heats. best
2in3.
Friday, August 10th. 1925 for min. class. $3.50
for 2.3S class 800 for 9 80 class.
Liberal purses or prizes will be given for base
ball games and bicycle races.
Send for detailed programme.
Unless otherwise specified all the above races to
be mile heats best 3 In to harness. National
sociation rules to govern. Five per cent. to accom-
pany the nomination and an additional five per
cent. from winners only. No horse advertised un-
less five per cent of purse is received. Money
divided 50, b. Is and 10 per cent. Of purse. No
horse to receive but one premium. Five to enter,
four to start in all races.
Entries will positively close Thursday, August
I'd. Don't forget.
During each afternoon there will be hot air bal
LOOMS foot and many other novel attractions.
All entries must lie made to DIR. +. a. CrOssman,
Secretary, Fairfield, Me. 2w29
A. f. GERALD, President.
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--s 49,
Wills Filed.

The following Is an abstract of the Wills filed at
the July session of the Probate Court, in this city
last week:
Phincas NJ. Moody, late of Belfast, after small
requests to his nephew, Fred Lovctt, of Lincoln
Vile, Fred ii. Nirkerson and James Nirkerson, of
Swanvie, ami his brother, John Moody, of Cam
den, gives the remainder of his property to his
daughter, Won Eta Belle Moody. j. {. Gates of
Belfast, is named executor.
Mary Whitney, late of Thorndike. gives to her
daughter Mary Elizabeth Gates and to her son
Marcellus Whitney, onethfrd each of her property
of whatsoever kind. The remaining one third is
given to her grand chltren-Clara Maud, and Ada
G. Whitney, eli llren of the late Benz. b. whitney
to be paid to them whenever they become of age
or marry. Should either die before said period
then the whole is to go to the survivor. Should
both die the one third to go TO their mother, If lv
ing, otherwise to testator's legal heirs. James D.
Lamson was appointed executor.
benjamin Dodge, late of jackson, gives to his
wife Eunce 5. Dodge One-haif of his real estate
and personal property and all the household goods
to his sons Ephraim and James Dodge 800 each
and to his children Ephraim and James Dodge
Ayiltla Davis, Almeda Tasker and Ida Il. Fogg
one fifth each of all that remains. Ephraim Dodge
is appointed executor.
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MARRIED.

In lsle>boru, July i. by Rev j. X. West Heze-
kiah I. Thompson Of Darlington. \. H.. and Miss
l.anzarah y. Rayncs. of Isle>horo, Me.
In l>le>horo July .. by Rev. j. Il. West, Fred NJ
Grover and Miss Ethclin'!a :. Parker. both of
Islrsboro.
IN Moriil,July Alden Mestrvcy of >earsmont,
and Miss Emma >anhorn. of Knox.
In Appleton. July 1, Chester +. CoiIamore and
Ellen Lynch both of Appleton.
In Warren. Jniy > Charles +. !crmond and Edna
Brewer, both Of Union.
In Bar IIarhor, juno y. VIM. Mex Young of
Bar llarhor and Mercy +. Beverage, Of Hockland.
In Ellsworth, July ;. Joseph Bulduc and Miss
Lizzie n Wardwell. both of l:ucksport.
In Buthill. July 4. Horace W. IIerrici and Eliza
Abbott, both of Hluehill.
IN Eluchll, July :, Herbert Grndle and Miss
Nellie Chase.
In stdswirk July 4, VIM c. Cot and Miss Cora
r. Robbins. both of Sed~Wrk.
In Bar ilalb"r, July !, Everett L Douglass. of
tr""k>sic, and Miss Mary ]. Wcthcrbcc of Bar
ilarbor.
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The following are the transfers in real estate in
Waldo county, for the week ending July 18th
john ATWOOD, Chelsea, to Lydia, +. Harlow, Chica
go. Alonz" +. Bradford, Thorndike, to Prince
l;essey, same Town. Warren Harding ct ais, Burn
ham. TO Elizabeth Written, same town. Henry
Jones, Troy, to 5. W. Haley, same town. Jabcz
Knowlton, Newburg, to John Bowden Swanvilc.
X. J. Knowlton, Watervillc, to W. J. knowlton,
Liberty. Jane kingsbury, Frankfort, to Abbie F.
Kingsbury, Lynn. Same to Jane +. Perkins, Frank
tort. John Libby, Prospect, to IL. l.. Hopkins.
same town. Edmund J. Murch, Bangor. to Manly
McAulifrt, Winterport. Estate of James Mcintosh,
Belfast to Benz. q. lIerrick, same town. W. X.
Morrison, Belfast, to Aonzo Dutch same town
Manly McAulifle, Winterport, to VIM. NJ. Camp
bell, same town. James Turner. Belfast, TO VIM
W. Turner, same town. Mary ii. Thomas, Cam
den. to Fred y. Cottrell, Belfast. James Il. War
gent, lslesboro, to Sarah J. Richards, same town.
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Near BY Summer Resorts.

The Scarsport House, Searsport, W. Grinnell 4
Son propricturs, has its usual quota of summer
boarers.
There was hop last Saturday night at .Johnson's-
by the Sea, Islesboro, and usual at this resort
the sangorians were there in force
The proprietor Of the Fort Point Hotel declines
to allow excursion parties to land there unless
they are to become guests of the house.
The Aca,iian House at Castine is said to be full
of guests, about every room being taken. There
are many cottagers there and the season is quite
lively.
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WA1.Do SSH Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast. on the second Tuesday of July. isss.
BEN ID. FIELD, Executor on the estate of ANN T..
FROST, late Of Belfast, in said County deceased,
having presented his first and final account Of al
ministration 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 n Probate Court, to be
held ut Belfast, on the second Tuesday of August
next, and show cause, il any they have, why the
said account should not he allowed.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest :-ROIAN F. FIELD, Register
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, SUSAN {. BAKER, Of Wintcrport,
w Waldo County, Maine, by her deed dated
April |, \. ID. lSS, and recorded, in Waldo Regis
try of Deeds, Vol. 300 Page 4I9, conveyed to me,
the Undersigned in mortgage, certain pieces or
parcels of real estate situate in Winterport, in the
County OF waldo and bounded rs follows: Three
pieces of land situate on the road leading from
Coles Corner to Eilingwood's Corner: one piece
of about ten acres on the southcrlv side Of said
road bounded on the north, hy said road, on the
east and south, by land of Fairfield Cole and on
the west hy land of Martin CosOn. One piece on
tho northcrly side of said road, of about two acres
bounded on the south, by said road; on the north
and east, by land of Fairfield Cole, and on the
west. by land Of Martin Coson, with the buildings
on the same. One other piece on the nOrthcrly side
of said road, of about three acres, bounded ON the
south, by said road on the west by land of Fair
field Cole; on the north, by land Of s. q. Gray, and
on the east, by land Of Henry o. Snow and Betsey
A. Bassick. And the condition OF said mortgage
having been broken, l, the undersigned by reason
thereof claim foreclosure.
Hampden, Maine, July II. 1885
JOSEPH A. BAKER.
by II. w. MAYO, his ATTY. 3w29
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The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not lie oNcrestimated for without pure
blood YOU cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs 4
good medicine TO purify. vit.lizc. and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparlla is worthy
Your confidence. II is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system. creates
an appetite, aud tones the digestion, while
ii eradicatcs disease, Give it 4 trial.
Hoods Sars&parilla is sold hyall druggists
Prepared by c. l. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
Searsport National Bank,
Al ScarSpOr In the State Of MaInc Mt the close of
business June 30, 1855.

Stair OF NAME COUNTY OF WALDO, So.
|, CHAS. +. GORDON, Cashier Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
str:ement is tSue to the best of my knowledge and
belief. CHAS. +. GORDON, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th tiay
Of Jlly lSss. CHARLES +. ADAMS,
Correct-Atest: Notary Public.
JAMES q. PENDLETON,l
j. II. LANE, Directors.
A. u. FERGUSON,
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, July 18th Butter quiet and steady
yesterday. Receipts are showing a larger proper
ton of medium quality and strictly fine stock sells
cents for Northern. Some Of the latter is held
above q cents Medium grades slow ut Is to
- cents.
Cheese was iirmer yesterday, in sympathy with
country advccs, but 81. cents was ali that could be
obtained for best factory, and some pretty good
could be bought for to 9a cents. If the country
and Liverpool prices maintained, Il higher
range here may he expected in a few days.
Eggs are steady at Is to lS1a cents for Western
and Northern, and 10 cents per dozen for Eastern.
Beans We're dull and easy.
Potatoes sold at - to 1922 per barrel for best
and $50 to 81. for second quality.
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had l.af f.t.p
r.t.. ne. .-,.t,..,..e
,-rl' " guy -
\ h9i'elHlih recently lltche" MS tent at Beaver
l@i' Just ""oNv INC PIPER BRIDGE anu hshed Tor
'''9, Ht Na' successful anu shipped his catch To
y" 1"-A
Nc: H. j. Locke. Of this city. is sellin., some
Way handsome badges of the different presiden-
tal candidates 10 uc worn on the watch chain.
f1.' ~ cents each.
Thy Bclta~, and >carspo,t base bali teams PLAYED
game WoOne~la, afternoon on the \ortbport
#,,uu4 .luind- Belfast Int ", On +, ,,,o.s t.,o
,..,rl, tn I,.,,l, t,e rc.uit
.r,.r. ,.,...
.,, - " '''"",'' ~, -
VI y PC '"'
i''N'
''' ''''''i9 y e'''2 '''0 -
Mr. /1."- stephenson vas moving recently for
MI E.vu newell. lily Point. Tie harness broke
'l4'- IL. cutter ban run a-au+l the leg, OF the
''''''' '''a '""' sue nag 10
tA'Al A''NtNr \ Mrs. k'ai'> Of Brooks,
"-1-~.~ttI- -f -eii lH setting in hay last Sunday
"A' "a- 1an- ~ Il 'oad when she fell backwards
Inf ~''a'r- ite -r'unt h'"i-fcrcmost broke her
iH,neN -,t,pt I.a ling from Noitiuort Avenue
tile Shore W- uot aid out SATURDAY A. the full
g.m'att,t vs- Iut present. The street will he laid
0ai saturday. tl- 3>tlt Tie new street will lie
.,... !,5 M4.u-trrpt. It f. rartfaIlv built
r..,.t ~..,. -t..,.. i,.y .i,, ,,,b i,,,,,,,,ad
....,.r ,,. 11.,,,.. ,.,.-.. i.. 1,,.o,, h.,,,
i... b. i!.t - lcn-tn house PAINTED in cuors'
NJ. '5..V- h.r-t faIAiri 4 new Sidewalk built,
#UH.. t.t le u4-u- i,ut BOD GOOD condition.
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.- ,....1..a ,>..,tt,..,+ vi ..,,,.,,
... .....i. n,
,.. , ,..., -. -
....,... ., .,.+.,,,. -,
+' '" -" ''' ''N7 h''nNtitl troupe l.
.'' N'@''.A4 '+'- l"'r''"A bt iah" paladeh Inc
't7- -' '- "E' '!t'/eho some excellent music
H' "it 8 i- "i' 90 TIE best ON the road the
j. 't"in' a ih' e'cliil- -jN iu general >aii>fac-
in-
uA.N iiiN-, nf this city. hlN bought spirit
'I n'l- ,ii.i u''W laNr handsome a span
Pc t.rllG i'll dds sriuiit. our l,euu,c have largely
.ap,.-f.l iD HORSE, ra-g TIA. 1rr-.1t season ana
- ~ t
@ '' '-'' ''''- '''" '' NF'H ABOUT ""i
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WALDO SSH Court of Probate, hcid at Bel
w fast. on the second Tuesday of July, ISIS.
ISRAEL WOuDBt Ri, Executor ON the estate of
JAMES IL. WOODBtK l, late of Morrill,, in said
County, deceased, having presented his second nc
count of administration of said estate, together
with his private claim, for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal
printed at Belfast in said County, that all persons
Interested may attend at II Probate Court to be
held In Belfast, on the second Tuesday Of August
next, and show cause, If any they have why the
said account should not he allowed.
GEORGE T.. JOHNSON, Judge
A true copy. st:-BoHAN +. FIELD, Register
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Al Il Probate Court held ut Belfast within and tor
the County ot Waldo, ON the scruud TUESDAY of
July, A. u. l>N>.
CARAiI 4. Il! RECESS, Administrator of the e,
y tate of HENRY NJ. III RECESS. late of Belfast.
in said County OF Wall". deceased, having pre-
scented Il petition that her dover may he assigned
her from the real estate of said deceased.
Ordered That the said Sarah \. give notice to
all persons interested hy causing copy of this
der To he published three weeks succrs>NclN in the
Republican journal, printed nj Belfast. that they
may appear at Il Probate Court, to he held at Rel
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 of said petition should not be granted.
GEO. l.. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest .-l:oIAN +. FIELD, Register
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Belfas; Free library.

List Of books added July lo,i9
ARTS.
Agriculture of Maine, I:S.. 'S.,, 81. ,Eepo,,,
of State Board of Agriculture and of State
Pathological Society," illustrated: 3v.... GaS :
BIOGRAPHY.
Bodweli, Hon. Joseph r. Governor Of Maine
In Memoriam.. 1855. SI3I5
Stanton, Henry b. Random Recollections sl4 IS
Angles, Nj Doris. Observation-Disclosures. 1862
Buersteubinder, f. Saint Michael. rs II
Dahlgren, Nj. I. south Mountain Magic. 241.l2
Dunning, {. Upon n Cast. 1854
Durand, \. NJ. {. ii. (Heafi Gre,We) Prin-
cess Ogherof.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l!5
Guthrie, +. Anstcy. Vice Ncrsa........... 1921
Hawthorne, j. Noble Blood ....... ~ pa 10
Hay, NJ. c. Back to the Old Home ........ 1853
Macquod, h ). Louisa. 1910
Manteuifel, I. 4. Nioletta ................ l26ll
MaNWeli, I. story OF Ihrte Sisters .... 1911
Muhihack, l.. Joseph IL ana Ills Court. 1920
Trollope, \. The Warden ............... il53
Walworth, j. ii. The New Man AT HoSsmerc 23S p
Fawcett, +. The Bunting Ball, Il Gr:rco.
American Play Observation-Disclosures. 49, 1914 80
SOCIOLOGY. CUBIC DOCuMENrsD
Annual report of City of Bangor, lSs7 a.. Is
Charter and ordinances Of City of Bangor
lss7... ..:.............:.. ............ a43.l7
Maine State Board Of HEALTH report Of 1856 Nj n
Maine state Industrial and Labor Statistics,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............ 81 .l6
Maine state insurance Report, ISIS Oils
' Prison, report of lSS........... 81 p
g school Report, lsS............. al
" Treasurer's Report, IS>....... al ~
Maine Senate Journal, 1881. Z. u.
Water Power of Maine, 1863 80. ....... al 10
TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION.
Parry, L. l.. Life Among the Germans . 1914
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Messrs. Raymond Whitcomb's August tx.
curSlOnS.

As supplement to their seventeen July e>cur-
sions, Messrs. Raymond Whitcomb announce
six attractive tours for August, a month when the
greatest number of vacation tourists are on the
move. A party will leave Boston August 6 for a
trip to New York. up the Hudson, and 10 Saratoga
Lake George, Lake Champlain, and Aueablc
Chasm. Three parties depart ON the litl--onc for
the Hudson River Trenton Falls. the Thousand
Islands, the st. Lawrence Liver, Montreal, Quebec,
and Lake Mcmphremagog and the two others for
Mauch Chunk, Watkins Gen, Niagara Falls and
other points of interest: one section returning
through Canada and the other ria Saratoga. lake
George Lake Champlain. and Ausalie Chasm
The Hudson, Niagara Fails. Saratoga, and the
Lakes are the features of fifth tour. with the 18th
as the date of departure. and an excursion to the
Saguenay River is set down for August 2lst. In
addition to these tours, party will leave Boston
ugust Goth, for the second excursion to the
Neowstone National Park. and another starts on
,he same date for Il tour through Colorado. Hes
riptive circulars may he obtained of W. Ray
mond, 2& Washington street, opposite school
street, Boston. When the same are To be sent by
mail. applicants should designate whether the
Yellowstone National Park circular. the Colorado
tour or the book of ">iN August trips is desired.
By Telephone.
Attorney General Garland has Just bought 4
house on Rhode Island avenue in Washington for
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seasport Locals.

SeaspOrt Locals.
Mr. j. Eusts, of Boston, was in town this week
Fred {. Edwards left for Westboro Mass Tues
day.
port House
a. F. >weetser, Esq of Winterport, spent SIN
day in town.
j. :. sullivan, of Walthan, is making his annual
visit to his oll home.
Mrs, +. u. Blanchard of East Corinth Is the
guest Of Mrs +. simonton.
Capt. benjamin Carver of Brooklyn. y, Y. alriv,
ed in town 10y train last week.
Mrs. y l.. Carver who has been visiting friends
in Portland, returned this week.
\ picked nine took into camp the pli.o= of
Belfast, saturday, The score Icing 9too
Ncspcr service at the Congregational church
next sunday evening. All are invited. NJ colloc-
tion.
j. II. Lane and family and j.. b. sheldon and
family are frustrating at their cottages at swan
Lake.
Mr.. \. Fridge, formerly of the firm If Bridge 4
Lord, Boston is registered at the ~ear-port House
tol few day
!. [. Dutch LEFT for Waldoboro "Wednesday
where he will in bunting the large ike mast
ell schooner just begun there.
The ladies of the l-t Congregationalis; society
propose having Musicale August 20. Thursday
evening. Particulars neAt week.
Another of scarsports ships transformed to a
coal barge, ship CHARTER OAK :4l tens built here in
1854. has been -old to New York parties.
Among the arrivals thi- week are Mr. Edward
Lewis and WIFE Miss Josie Lynch. Of Wa}thatn,
Miss Florence jerks and Joseph Ic,ry.
Rev. F. II. psgood, presiding elder of tile Ban
cor district, i spending his vacation at swan Lake
and i occupying J. \. Clements cottage.
george J.. Merrill visited friends here the past
week. His voice and presence in the Cong. choir
sunday sounded and seemed like days of Lang
>NEc.
Tie Tennis Club i in faIl operation. Visitors
ma enjoy the adN antage- on payment OF ~ cents
Il month. The court is good. and tennis ei.c> alc
comparatively the order of the day.
nul people are largely engaged just Low in hay
Ing. The crop in many field proves far better
than was expected. some excellent hay ha- been
put in the past two weeks in this vicinity.
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Goruu 10 "A new whistle one of l.i> own make 1t
s2unU, So much IKE The steamship state OF Te>a>'
.f,.,mrr yi,,,i.,,. h'i'ii , -, ~, ~ ','t h'
break neck >pee'i, ONLY to find out that captain
"rr'r NMs rn'MlnE NE t,'it"i ad ie" friends
Inc Athlh'nh took Co., WI" performed here
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u. '"
i''N. l. ADAMS Is expected /" be present ana
''h'ia' AZ ''pusm oil twenty or thir'N r"h' "r'e
- 'i'' '"'"i'> >'ho"ihou-e heAt sunday The Ill
"i'7t hahiles'c" III these meetings l. wonderful.
-i"i' 'h'th NV" ihli'tftH were present at sunday
srlNfe recently ana Inc lttc scho"lh"HSe MAS
f"N'''- me ab"iers IN ms NELL have been APT
t"l""rl, +. \. Wentworth. James L. Park and
others
Rev t,eu u Iind.:1fs lctt,,,. a., Ir,.l.., ,,.i
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WALDO ssh Court of Probate held at Bel

WALDO Ssh Court of Probate, held ut Bel.
w fast, on the second Tuesday of July, ISIS
AB\ER W. FLETCHER. Guardian OF MARY
PERRY, non compns of EnrIAlam. in said Co,in-
~. having presented his final account of a,lminis
tration of said estate for allowance
Ordered, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal.
printed in Belfast i'll said County that ali persons
interested may attend at Il Probate Court, to be
held at Belfast ON the second Tuesday of August
next, and show cause. if any they nave. why the
said account should not he allowed.
GEO. T.. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. tcst:-HoH\N 7. FIELD, Register.
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SIX AUGUST TOURS

Parties will leave Boston the follow ing dates
for excursions To the leading summer resorts of
New England, Canada, and the Middle states
Monday, August i.-lludson River Saratoga,
Lake George, Lake thamplain, Aus;tbIc Chae.,.
Rutland, VT, etc.
Tuesday. August H.-Iludson River, Albany,
Trenton Falls. the Thousand Islands, st. Law
renee River and Rapids Montreal Quebec the
Fanyan House, White Mountain Notch. etc.
Tuesday. August li.-rhe Lehigh Valley. Mauch
Chunk, Switchback Railway. Glen Dnoko. " yom-
ing Valley, Watkins Glen, Niagara Fails the Thou
sand Islands. Alexandria Bay the Rapids of the st.
Lawrence, Montreal and Lake Mcmphremagog.
Tuesday. August 1f.-The I.ehigh Valley, Mauch
Chunk, Swi,chback Railway, Glen Onoko, Wyom-
ing Valley, Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls, saratoga,
Lake George. Lake Champain, Ausablc thasm
and Rutland, w.
Wednesday, August I5.-lIudson River, Albany,
Niagara Falls. Saratoga, Lake George, Lake Cham,
plain, Ausablc Chasm, and Rutland, Vt
Tuesday. August. 2l.Montrea ST. Lawrence
and >agucnay Rivers, Quebec, Fails of Montmor-
enci, Lake Mcmphrcmagog, etc.
In addition to the above. parties will leave Bos-
ton Monday, August 90 for the Second Grand Tour