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The Republican journal., 1888-02-16
DIED

In this city, Feb. 8, Mrs. Huldah Il. Mcintosh,
aged A years. months and 26 days.
In this city, Feb. p, Capt. Henry NJ. Burgess,
aged 6S years, mos. and 90 days.
In Bridgton, Feb. II, Jonathan Durham, of Bel
fast, aged 50 years
In Dorchester, Mass, Feb. 13, George W. Fred
erlck, formerly of Belfast, aged about y years.
In Jackson, Feb. s, Lyman s. Cook, aged p years
and months
In Penobscot, Feb. ], Mrs. Lizzie Turner, for
In Penobscot, Feb. B. Frank snowman, aged
about 30 years.
In Belmont Feb 49, Miss Emma J. erie, aged lG
years.
In Camden, Feb. 6, Mrs Eliza Parkman, widow
Of the late Joseph Hall, aged - years, months
and day.
In Lincolnviie, Feb. 3, Martha A. Sylvester, aged
% years. months and II days.
In RnckIand, Feb. $, Thomas Stanley, son of
James H. Tolman, aged - years.
In Rockland, Feb. !, Charlotte A., wife of DR.. f..
q. Cook, aged 65 years.
In Rockland, Feb. I, John V. Chandler, aged 43
years and months.
In ROckland, Feb. 3, Henry O., son of II. Z. and
Mary ii. F0gg, aged Is years, months, 81 days.
In Vinalhaven, Feb. 3, Rebecca Lane aged 81
years.
In Vinalhaven, Feb 3, John Grant.
In Vinalhaven, Feb. !, Timothy Lane aged 60
years, months and % days
In Chelsea, Mass, Feb. 2, Mrs. Mary J. Bartlett,
daughter of Burton Robinson, of Lncolnville,
aged 80 years.
In San Francisco, Dec. 81, Lavinia L., wife of
Capt. X. Boyd, formerly of Rockland, native Of
New York, aged o. years, 10 months and days.
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Messrs. Raymond g. Whitcomb's California Tour,
In March.

The closing California trips in Messrs RAYMOND
4 Whitcomb's winter series are announced for
March and II. The early spring weather in the
East is generally harder to bear than the settled
cold of midwnter, and there are few persons who
would not gladly exchange 1t for the genial and
balmy climate of the Pacific Coast. Oranges, which
have been ripening since December, are in their
best condition in March and April. Parties of
goody numbers already insured for both dates
The one leaving Boston March Will go out ria
Chicago, Kansas City, Santa Fc, Albuquerque,
Barstow, and San Bernardino. The 18th of March
excursion is through the South, with visits to Gin
cinnati, Louisville, the Mammoth Cave, Mont
gomery, New Orleans, Houston, Galveston. San
Antonio, and FL Paso. There is choice of five
routes returning. Dining-cars are run on all
Messrs. Raymond WhitcOmb's trains. The last
tour through Mexico is announced for March II,
and two trips to Washington, d. c., for March
and 30. The annual spring trips to California, the
Pacific Northwest, ETC., are fixed for April rs and
May 3. Descriptive circulars for the various trips
may he obtained Of W. Raymond, 296 Washington
street, opposite School street, Boston.
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Fred Atwood.
Winterport, Me.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, VICTORIOUS A. >PEARIN of Mon
w roe, Name by his mortgage deed, dated the
twenty first day of May, \. d.. l>s4 and recorded
seyCd to me, the undersigned a certain parcel of
Waldo, bounded and described us follows: Lying
on the road leading from Monroe village to Brooks
village being the same premises conveyed to said
Spcarin 10y Sarah Emery, May 9th, A u. 1869, as
recorded i'll Waldo Co. Registry of Deeds, Vol I41
Page 40 containing nine acres, more or less.
Also, another parcel Of real, estate, situated in
said town of Monroe, bounded and described as
follows Being part of lot No "a in the TO- acre
tract containing one acre, more or less, with barn
and orchard theron standing, being the same con
Neyed to said Spcarin oct. I'D, \. ID. 1862 by RIOS
well T.. Emery, and recorded in Waldo Co. Regis
try of Deeds, Vol. $50, Page %.
Also, another parcel of real estate, situated in
sad town OF VI nroc, being Il part of the Mcdaniel
farm, socalled. containing eight acres, more or
less, being the same conveyed to said Spearn
March %, a. ID. lS1l, by Jane F. Emery. and re-
corded in Waldo co. Registry of Deeds, Vol. 1873,
Page lGi.
Also, one other parcel of real estate situated in
said town of Monroe, being the southerly part of
the Mcdaniel farm socllcd, containing thirty acres
more or less being the same conveyed to said
Spearin, Nov. 4th, A. d. 1915, by Cyrus Dollofl, and
recorded in Waldo Co. Registry of Deeds, Vol. ia
Page /; and whereas tie condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore, by reason of
the breach of the condition thereof claim Il fore
closure of said mortgage.
A>III'R II. MAYO.
Monroe, Me- Feb. Is, ISSS.-.SW1
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Notice..

" NLIIU 81.
CLERKS OFFICE SUP. JUD. COURT
BELFAST. Feb. IL, lSSS. !
IN accordance with the provisions of See. "a
Chap. 49, of the Revised Statutes, notice is here
by given of the intention of ALBERT +. SWEET
SER, of Searsport, to apply for admission to prac
tice as an attorney at law in all the Courts of this
State, at the Sup. Jud. Court next to be holden n
Belfast, within and for the County of Waldo, OF
the third Tuesday of April, A. d. 1883. 3w7s
TILESTON WADLIN, Clerk.
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Masonic TEMPLE Association,

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above associa-
L ton will be held at the Masonic Temple in Bel
fast, Tuesday, Feb g. 1888, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ for
choice OF officers and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said meet
ing. HIRAM CHASE, President.
Belfast, Feb. 16, lSSS-9W7
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CitV Of Belfast.

A IL PERSONS holding "Aiayors orders" on the
at the Belfast National Bank for payment before
the first day of March next.
N. +. HOUSTON, Treasurer.
Belfast, Feb. IL, 1851
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Girls wanted
TO RUN
SEWING MACHINES.

7 f. COTTRELL 4 CO., Belfast, have leased
y. rooms in the Howard building and will ex-
tend the manufacture Of clothing. They want
vests, to whom good wages and steady work will
be given. J. T.. COTTRELL & co.
Belfast, Feb. IA, lSSS.-3w7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Liver. Kidneys and Blood.

Keep them right and you will enjoy perfect heatl
and long life. Bells sarsapariila is what you neet
il either are affected. Mr.. r.. Il. William, of Ban
gor was cured of liver and kidney trouble witt
this medicine. He says: at done me mucl
good that gained in weight 3 lbs. in less thar
one year. My trouble my liver and kidney
found it most reliable medicine. Try it. >,
cents. 4 Ii 1ruraistS.
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e''i.o - mousse i"r her father Benz. 5. Patterson
i'"'E 'ih't years. captain L. u. Nekersoh
"i ""hins m apples to Bangor for market
W reports tNe market good while the effects OF the
t'e visible - The Ladies Aid Society Will
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.t4 u huot,l.- hal gone to- tntv to visit her
.au- >ll ANA Nh Mu.,ev...J f. Mcdowell
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MARRIED.

In Belmont, Feb. 6, Fred II. knowl:on and Miss
May +. jackson both of Belmont
In lslesboro, Feb. I, by Rev ii. Il. Hatch, Elisha
l.. Nash and Miss Celia Warren.
In Islesboro, Feb. Z, by Rcy. l.. w. Hammons
Capt. J. 5. Dodge and Miss Media NJ. Pendleton.
In brooklyn, n. y. Dec. %, by Rev. Henry A
Powell, Almon J. w. Sweet, of Lowell, Mass. anc
Miss Alice Warren, of North Searsport, Me.
In Wakefield, Mass, Feb. !, John Wiley, OF
Rochester, y. H., and Miss Nellie l.. Wentworth
formerly of Camden, Me.
In Rockland, Feb. ), Emerson q. Colson ant
Rosie B. Clark, both of Rockland.
In Rockland, Feb. ,, Fred Il. philbrook ant
Liona A. Smith, both of Appleton.
In Appleton, Feb. |, Sanford l.. Barlow and Mrs
Sarah Linscott, both of Appleton.
In North Sedgwick, Feb. l. Mr.. Irwin l.. Common
Of Casinc an,: Miss Emma A. Carter, of Se'lgwick
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ship Thomas N. Reed, Tor san Francisco. before
rep"rte,i burned al Liverpool, is Il total loss.
The hull and materials of condemned bark
George Treat were 70 br sola by auction Feb. $ at
Nassau.
Brig Sparkling Water, which arrived at Boston
on saturday. reports saiteh from Port au Prince
Jan. II and Miragoane 4Ist.
sch. \. Hayfolti, from Iiohoken for Boston, was
jammed ashore or he flats cast side OF Iyannis
tall,or 9Th inst. Probably on At high water
The Pilot Chart ol the North Atlantic Ocean for
February predicts stormy weather along the
of the Guli Stream and generally north OF lat. 3D.
Along the transatlantic routes fresh to strong gales
from \. W. and = " are probable as often a.
once a week. Norther- in the Gulf of Mexico will
be les frequent 9u; stronger. The \. l.. trades be
gin 10 extend farther north. Not much fog is to be
expected on the Grand Bank. lee may be cnconnt-
cred Il, fan >oh as lat IL, between ion. II and -.
toLLI>I"N CASES. Judge Brown of the United
states district court, New lorh, has awarded Sl0,-
900 to the owner OF the schooner Helen Augusta,
which was ran into and stink hy the Brig Ilayilah,
on Long island sound Dee ., lsS1... The owners
of the schooner Fred ". Chase, oil Augusta. W hich
yum down and SUM. by steamer in tharles-
ton haib0r, WHO sued for the Of 81, 900. have
been awarded Sl3,u zoe. The owners of the schooner
Will appeal.
St>>Il.> -pIn. William Warren, of Brewer,
has Sold the ~chooner> Daniel Webster and Iowa
to Capt. Aloulo Fickctt, of Nlilbridyc The terms
bought schooner silver Heels Of fremont, Tor So
o)o, ana viii put her into the lime trade She is !,
tons register, built at B"olhay Me, in ISL, has
been purchased for the brick trade between the
Pi-catIqua River and Boston.
FRkIGnr~. The Freight Circular Of snow &
Burgess. OF New York for the week ending Feb.
llth reports; In The River Plate trade some few
vessels wanted to load general cargo hence,
and tonnage is more literally offered, the adj
vantage il with shippers. At the East Lumber
vessels to The same destination are scarce, and
rates lirln, while from the south Sl3 remains
the quotation. In Brazil frr@hts the only interest
shown is in the way OF Lumber tonnage. though no
business of consequence j. reported closed The
unsettled condition Of the sugar market has Il de
pressing influence upon the Cuba trade, and the
business reported Is ilmitt' rates nomlnally UNI
changed Ia other short foreign trades there Is no
movement of special interest. CoastWlse Lumber
fr ghts are quiet, with rates quoted about steady
Coal frei@ht> quiet and unchanged. Charters shil
Robt. l.. Belkuap from san Francisco, to Cork and
Ihited Kingdom, rs. 6.. Schr. Abbie {. Stubs
from Darien to Bridgeport, Lumber, s65o-fret
wharfage.
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BRAZILIAN
Cough Syrup

Has been found the most speedy and certain Cure
of CouytS of amy preparation in use, curing
Co"ghs and Goids in a few hours. Also speedily
relieving Hoorseness. Soreness Of the Throat and
Lungs. Pain and 1TghfnesS across tie CHEST the
Co"gh IN Ptenrisy and Inflammation ofthe Lungs.
BronchHis Relieving 4stkma aad Catarrh, Uhoop
ing Congh, Group, and aided by "Dr. d. +. Ord
ways Celebrated Handmade Plasters" will cure
many of the advanced cases of Consumption.
Try it. Price, Large Bottle, 25 Cts.
VIM. 0. Poor & Sons and R. H. Moody's.
Feb. ,, lsSs.-Itf
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The Importance of purifying the blood can
not he ovcrcStmated, for without pure
blood You cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalizc, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system. creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
IL eradic3tcs disease. Give it trial.
hoods Sarsararilla is sold byall druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Republican journal., 1888-02-16

ATTEMPTED Suicide. \ Young man named
ANcl r. Williams. who belongs in Nrarsport,
arrived in thi, city Thursday evening from Pres
Que Isle where he has been at work, and took the
train for Bucksport. 1t was observed by the pas
gers that he acted iii rather a strange manner,
although he made no particular demonstrations to
wards insanity. lie got oil at Bucksport and WAS
seen wandering about the streets. The officers AT
tised him to 90 to a hotel but he refused and said,
in response the inquiry il he wanted To freeze,
that he didn't care whether he did OF not. He WIS
taken 10 EldIdgc'- boarding house and later to
the lock mp. The officers searched his pockets
and then left him in cell to get some bedding for
him to sleep upon. They were gone about twenty
minutes and when they returned Williams Wa>
found lVng Ola the li0or with the blood streaming
from five gashes il his neck inflicted W it'll pocket
knife which had been overlooked III the search by
the otliecrs Physicians were NJ once summoned
and the wounds seWcd mp and handagetl, hut il
thought at last accounts doubtful if lie could
live the gaShcs were very severe. y telegram
was sent to his relatives in SearSport stating his
condition. lie had complained OF a terrible pain
in his stomach, and it Is thought that his insanity
from which he WAS undoubtedly suffering 1t tie
time of hi, attempting to kill himself AT least may
have been brought by it. His age is about
thirty years. Bangor " hig.
Mondays Wing reported the father of the I'M
fortunate man had arrived from Sears port and was
caring lo- his son \ telephone Tuesday from
the father says his condition is very much i'm
proved and the doctor hopes he will soon he able
to be brought home.
The Republican journal., 1888-02-16
The Exeter Water Works.

The annual meeting of the Exeter water works
was held at Exeter \. H., Feb S. The board Of
directors was increased from five to seven, and
the following elected W. \. Dow, Gilman Mars
ton and Il. q. Eastman of Exeter; Wheeler and
G. r. Parks Of Boston; Harvey Wheeler and
Charles A. Roby of Nashua. The receipts of the
past year lust meet the expenses.
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ship Cyrus Wakefield (of Thomastonl Capt.
lIibbard having arrived at san Francisco Jan. 30,
made a fine round trip between San Francisco and
Liverpool. The time consumed on the round trip
eight month, and two days. The passage to
Liverpool only occupied lI2 days and the passage
back to san Francisco 10l days. The rest of the
time WIS Supnt in mort
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Anjier Passed Dec. :, ship Oneida, McGilvcry,
Singapore. Tor New YORK.
singapore, Jan. :. Arrived ban, :. II. Carleton,
Freeman, Penang for London
Calcutta. Dee. y. sailed from Sauga ship Belle
of Bath, ion \Vw YORK.
Centucgos Jan. 30. III port sch Geo. X. Hatch,
Condor, loadi:'g m"la~,e> 3l-t, arrived bark John
T: Chase, Parks It. Thomas; Feb. LIST, sailed sch
Wa!dcmar. to-gins. for Philadelphia.
DCmcrara, Jan. 9. Sailed brig .iblic Clifford,
Nturer, swans Island.
sagua, Jan. 81. Arrived sen. Herald, I!cagan,
Mobile.
Port spain. IAN. Il. Arrived brig Ablie Cliff
ford, >torer, Demcrara.
Hong Kong, Jan. 81. Sailed bark Alden Besse,
n'Brirn. san francisco. In port Jan. 9Th, harks
Cooma, Noycs, for Portland, O.. Penobsrot. Eaton,
tor New York; Escort. Watcrhou~e. for Penang,
singapore and back TO Hong Kong.
Port Antonio ia, Feb. ;. Iii port, SCH Edith
Mcintyre lodg'Ion, from and for Charlt ton, ld=s.
to sail 4th.
Pont-a- ritre Quad. Feb $ Arrived, sch. d. d.
Haskell New York; 9Th, sailed sch. Harry White,
Hopkins, st. Thomas.
sell. Kane, NcW York.
Port Elizabeth, &. q. H., Feb. 10. Arrived brig
Ned White, Ewell. New York.
Valparaiso, Dee. II. sailed bark Willard Muig
EFT Cracker. IutljGuI
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5HiP NEWS



Portsmouth Jan. 6. Sailed sch. King Phillip
t"omh,, >cwpor News.
Vineyard Haven, Jan. Arrived sch. Benz
Fahcns. Condor, Baltimore for Boston (lost on,
anchor in Chesapeake Bay 10th, arrived sch
William Douglass, Port johnson for Belfast.
fenandn,, Feb. = Cleared sch Prescott IIaz
cltinc. kHeeli nd, New y ork.
Portland, Feb. .. Sailed brig ii. H. Wright
Rosario.
st, Augustine, Feb. G. Arrived sch. Ringtlove
Marson. Belfast.
Newport News FEB. TO- Arrived sch. King
Phillip, toomb>. Portsmouth, \. II.
san frarcisco, Feb. 10. Arrived ship Abnel
Cohurn, Nichols, New OK.
Mobile, Feb. II. Arrived sch Welaka, Cottrell
Galveston.
Rockport, Ne, Feb. o. sailed sch. Helen Mon
tague Cook~on. Pensacola.
New York, Feb. :. Cleared sch. II. j. Cottrell
Iaskcil, Galveston; sth. cleared sch. Mary \
vana, Simmons. Havana brig John IL. Ciandon
Richardson, Up. sch. tliiioid, Crahtrec, Port AT
Prince i3t., cleared sch. Florence Leland, Adams
Key West and Mobile
Hocihtay. ich. T. IN port sch Antelope, Banks
Boston iUr Belfast
PcnObscpt. Me Feb 10. The following vessels
are frozen u here Schs Diadcm, Adde Clement
Minnie Chase and Motto. lee is two feet thick
heavier than has been known fUr wears.
Boston, Feb. 9. sailed sch DAY light Ilodyon
Baltimore: 10th, arrived bark Carrie T.. Long
Park, Matanla>: llth, arrived brig Sparkling Wa
ter, ilchDoln. MlragOane. sch-. Benz fahenS,
Condor and Yale, simpson, Baltimore; sch. Thos.
Hyde. sherman. Hoboken.
Philadelphia Feb. Is. Arrived bri.: David Bug
bee, Showers, MatanznS.
Baltimore, Feb. g. Arrived sch Lois V. Chaples
Ross, lack ."nyillc: nh, arrived brig l. W. Park
or Kane, New York.
savannah. FEB. a. Arrived sch. Charlotte T.
~ihtN. Bartlett New trk
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: c
Belfast once week, every Monday afternoon, and
freight for this should he delivered at the
station Monday foremoon.-Ed. Joulnall
WINiERronr. Miss Julia McCormick and Mr.
Edward Doniin were united in marriage Feb. 18th
hT REV Father Phelan. The wedding took place
~ the Catholic Charch after which a reception for
'A' immediate relatives of the contracting parties
took place at the home of the brides uncle Nv
Lawrence Mccormick. 1t was very pleasant oc
ca-inn. The bride looked very nice and the pres
ents were numerous and pretty The happy cou
ME illbegin housekeeping Immediately and the,
ha'e the best wishes Of their many friends. Quit,
number of the friends Of Rev. and Mrs Bailwi,
"roprcd iu' 10 tie parsonage on saturday even
ing to assist in celebrating the parsons birthday
among them was Mr.. James freeman, who wa
also celebrating his own natal day. some prett
gifts were carried, ice cream and cake sci
we'd, and though account Of the storm the gather
ing was not large it was very enjoyable afai
.... Mrs Joseph Cookson died at her home on Fri
day last Of paralysis of the brain, after sicknes
Of about 10 days. The funeral services were bel,
at her late residence saturday afternoon con
dGcled BY Rev. W Baldwin, she leaves a husban,
and five children TO mourn her ss....Mr. Melvin
Curtis of Frankfort, who has been at work in Bos
ton some time, fell from the roof of Il buildin;
which he was Timing and striking on the pave
ment was instantly killed. His remains wer,
brought here for Dterment Friday last. Iii
age was about . years and he was unmarried .
There Is quite good deal of sickness in town Jus
now Bad colds are very prevalent -. Capt Sim
con Rich has been quite i'll for the past week :.
Miss Mary Mckinnon is very sick with rheumatic
fever. Little Frank Prince is very sick . Or
AtWOpn Mr.
met with quite an accident last week, by faIn,
from seahoid TO the barn floor, while pitchin,
down hay. Fortunately no bones were broken
Mrs. Annie Atwood and Miss May Chase are visit
ing friends in Bangor Mr.. G. Ii. Dunton is Wis
lung his mother "a Union. Mrs. j. M. Snow i
visiting friends at Orono. Capt II. +. Sproul re
turned from his business trip to New York on Sal
ur'iay last. The ladies of Warren W. X. e. viii
present the popular drama "Rebecca's triumph" a
Union Hall on Tuesday evening Feb 2Ist It i
avery interesting play and will no doubt draw
full house.
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searsport Locals.

Cong. social this evening with Capt. and Mrs. +
/ l.. Griffin.
Mrs. Ada J. Trundy arrived home by train Wed
ncsday evening.
i II. Nj. Bennett has sold his farm, the Wilso
| Colcord place, called, to Frank Eastman
The Portland Express of 1Ith says; Miss Luc,
Blanchard of this city is attending the German
opera at New York.
Albert n. Carr, who has been employed in ma
chine shop in Bath for the past six months, is a
| home on short visit.
The searsport Custom House has ceased to exist
All the books and papers have been delivered to
the officials at Belfast.
Clifton Curtis left Tuesday morning for Phila
dclphia where he will join ship Tilie +. starbucI
as first officer. The ship will probably he ready
for sea Saturday.
| Mrs jeremiah Park, widow of the late Capt
| samuel p. Park, of this place, died in Boston Feb
7th aged IS years. Her remains were brought
| here for burial.
| &C. Mcclure left this week for New York look
| ing fora situation on coastwise steamer. Having
| asseda thorough examination last year for steam
| service we have no doubt he will easily secure {;
position.
Of this city, is visiting her sister Mrs. :. &. Rus
! sell, los Middle street Mr. George l.. Merrill
senior Commander of Freeman Mctlyery Post,
&. A. r., OF Searsport, Il resident of Dixieid,
| l. in the city. Portland Press, Feb. 10th.
The Methodist sociablc held at Mlal Sargent 5
| last Thursday evening was very largely attended
! eighty seven being present. The ladies in the
| !, dol!
and necrow who gave free transportation with
| their double team to some SIXTY persons
| Mi James II. Pendleton has shown sixty
dollar continental bill, No. 1914, issued under the
resolution Of Congress Jany IA, 1919, and signed
| by W. Gamble and j. sn0Wden. 1t is in fine
! state OF preservation. 1t was received by NJ.
Pendletons father in some business transaction in
the early days and has been preserved Il an heir
! loom since out of curiosity we would ask have
| steps ever been taken 10y Congress to redeem is
money, or are these notes perfectly worthless en-
cepi curiosites, and is this the reason that PEG
| pie use the expression, 1t isn't worth continent
al"
4 collection will he taken ut the Cong. chury Ii
next Sunday morning in behalf of the American
| Home Missionary Society. Rev. Il. G. IIarbutt
delivered forciblc and interesting discourse in
behalf of this society last sunday morning. We
found ourselves at the end OF the sermon in tie
same situation friend Of on prior occa-
sion, who tells his experience thus 'When went
To church had made up my mind how much /
coud afford to give, midway of the sermon /
decided to double the amount, at the end OF thc
service my mind WAS fully made up that ii my
duts to give four times the amount originally in
tended