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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

WANTED, A YOUTH TO ASSIST
w in Office and collect Quick at figures and
a good penmaD. Address B., care Lettor-Ca rrier
" 'ciiv NH 23-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
A WHITE WOMAN

WANTED, a WHITE WOMAN
w twenty-five 10 thiriy-hye years Of age 10
20 70 Baltimore. Must DO competent seam
etross aud one wiling 10 make herself gene
rally useful in 2 family or four sdultS-keep
tho ladies' dresses IN good order. dust the PAX
lors, 90 on errands. sc. Must Oil mo place Of
servant. 4 good homo for tho night party Write
10 No. 1916 north Charles street, Baltimore,
Nd NH - 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

WANTED. TO SELL SALOON
w 1910 east Franklin street. and also STOCK
AND FIXTURES AND UNEXPiHKD LICENSE.
The only reason want 70 sell is thatl am unable
10 attend to IL on account of other business APP
ply 10 A. GRAHAM, IsJl cast trankin street
nL-lrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

TWO TRACTS OF LAND In Powhaian county,
Va. adjoining each other and the lands OF w.
". HOUson Dr. Joseph HODeon, and others-One
tract containing 80 ACRES and tho other COO.
tanning 40 ACRHS-and the said trustee will sell
On tho following day-tO-Wit,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

U1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ETATE IN THE COUNTIES OF
CUMBERLAND AND POWHATAN, YA.-1hc
undersigned, substituted trustee in deed Of
trust executed on the 1911 Of september, 1879, by
t. j. Allen and 4. f. Allon, his vile. and ouly
recorded IN the clerks Office OF Cumberland
county September - 1873 Deed-Book -, psge
4sS and in PoWhaian county clerks Office.
Deed Book Il. page 595, being required so 70 do
by the beneficiary In said deed, Eill soil at
public auction. to the highest bidder, on the
promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w MAN with capital and influence 70 take
the business management o. an established
manufacturing enterprise win large trade Ia
the southern and western states. a liberal
salary and 10 per cent On the Investment guaran-
taed. With proper management the business
will Day - per cent. Stating capital controlled,
address, C. e. s. care OF Dispat.h. NH 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
old DOMINION STEAM Ia
~ SHIP COMPANY. LAM

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond LIVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at5P. s..
steamers leave Ncw York FOR Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and STU kDAl at l..
NJ. arriving IN iuehmond MONDAY AMI FIJI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare % New York cig Janes-rlYer
route Including meals aud Derth)........S %
Round-trlp ucaet., limited TO thirty days
after date " issue. II 90
Steerage, Win subsistence. ................. 20
STORAGE, without subsistence. ............. "
CABIN fGre rio Chesapeake snd Ohio rGi-
way........................................ 10 %
Cabin fare RI Richmond and Petersburg
Islioisi- AZ ~
TicSet eau 10 obtaiaed a. :. ". GGrbor's, 100
Man ssreet: Chesapeake aud OHIO ana Alch-
mOnd and Petersburg dopCts. and at cOmpanys
Offices, 1901 Main street. and wharf, kccketta
Freight forwarded and through bills OF l2ing
issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until h0ar OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. Thu koDAls. and
SATURDAYS b. the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way lUtd Newport NoWs) a. b.iJ A. n. aud Oy
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same days.
G. $50 A. H., vii make connection az NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street. and
au23 Company wharf, kockettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
By Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


Real Estate Aucticneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L -FOUR UNDIVIDED FIFIHs INTEREST IN
TIE IRACr OF LAND CALLED COTTAGE
HOME SITUATED II CHESTERF lELD
COUNTY ABOUT ONE AND A HALF MILES
FROM FoWhATAN STATION, on THE RICH
MOND AND DANYILLE RAILkOAD.-In exc
euticn Of q certain deed Of trus. 10 the under
signed as trustee. bearing date the 18th Of Janu-
airy, 1870, from sarah Vi. sampson and John P.
sampson, hrs vile, and recorded In tho clerks
once u Chesterfield County Court, Deadlock
66, page 4SS. being required so 10 do by the bene-
fciary mentioned in sad deed, viii o1er for
sale, upon tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1889.
a; ls O'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND above
menticied-
The improvements consist Of good DWELL
ING ane the Gsaal out buildings. The land Is
about o,e hall clear and the balance In wood.
TERMS: Casa az TO cost aud expenses OF salo
and anytaxes due ana SUFFICIENT to pay of
note OF go. with interest thereon from January
q, lhsS balance upon such terms as will be an
nouncodat the time Of fale.
w. l. CoWARDIN. Trustee.
POsTPoNEMENT.
Postponed until
TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

AGAfsr G. A. ROBINSON AND WIFE, &C, DE-
FksDASTs-IS TEE CHAsCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
]. Charles w. Goidin. clerk OF the said court.
certify that the bond required OF tho special
commissioner by the decree In said cause Of Feb
rusry 9, 1889. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March.
1Ss9
mh29 CHARLES W. GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

A COMPETENT COOK FOR A
"a small family Referenc, IS required.
MRS. ". CANS,
NH 23-2t 100 west Clay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

On Trains Nos Hand - sisopiucea-s ha'Fsrl
New York and Tampa. ia. ma Jf'Asl.f f.
Gu Trains Sos. 10 an1 q sleeping cars f'.H
Washington aui Charleston AM uetrfol b t
ingtOn and jacksonville. ora lrsn
sleeptng-csrs batHssn New York AMI it
vile. on Trains hC. IS aui - sIaNi rf
between New lUrL eni irom asTiIe, ga "
Trains Nos. IS aud 60 sle9ping-cacs l..f
Washington snI Jsc ksOnsillo ALI bcteee-
mond ald Elorenre, - q.
In addition 20 the ab0f8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
sAIrRnAY. AYrrL y. 1889

on tho promises, the TRACT OF LAND in Cum
berland county. or so much "a may be necessary,
containing 80 ACRES. situated on both sides Of
Big Guinea crock. adjoining the lands Of John
". Hughes, estate Of Mrs. sally Swami. aud
others. in two miles OF the Farmyille and Pow
hatan railroad. and IS tho same land on which
T.. j. Allen resided. This last-named tract Is Ia
carded as tie bort farm in Cumberland county,
and has on il a large body Of due cresk bottoms
and moro than the usual proportion OF original
foresi. There Is an excellent Dwelling 9nd oil
necessary out-buldinZS In good condition. and
large orchard Of choice apples and peaches on Il.
The POWhATAN FAkMs have large Framed
Dwelling, somewhat out OF OrIor, aud tho usual
out-buildings, and about 800 acres OF heavily
tim berod original growth, aud fair proportion
OF bottom land. In two and a half miles OF the
Farmyille and PoNhatsn railroad
TERMS or SALE: The decd requires the land
70 be sold for cash as e the debt secured there
on, and tho expense Of sale, say s3,690, but the
trustee Is authorized 10 oder much more liberal
tsrmA. which Will be made known on the day Of
sale. These lands, il desired, ant IL Il deemed
advisable, will DO divided in parcels 70 suit pur-
chasers. Possession 70 SOW wheat In fall Full
possession January 1, 1880.
JOHN r. WILSON.
NH Of -eodgwEAp14 Substituted Vrustpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" VALUABLE DOCK-LOr PROPERTY
virtue of decree IN the Chancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond. entered on tho 9th OF Fobru-
AIRY, 1859, in the suit OF "CrensheW, Trustee,
r. Robinson and wife aud Othersn / will
sell al puOlic auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1889,
90 40 o'clock P. ~, that desirable VACANT
LOT fronting 81 feet on The south line OF Cary
street between Egh 5cuth ana Nineteenth
streets, running back between parallel lines %
DOCK street; bounded on the wost by :. II.
Iiawes's properly ald On the east by Mrs. Jsne
King.
Trans: One third cash and the balance on
credit VI dix and twelve months fer deferred pay
ments: the purchaser 20 give negotiable notes
with interest added from day OF sale, and the
title 10 DO retained until all purchase-money Is
paid and n conveyance ordered By the Court.
W. j. LEAKE. Special Commissioner.
JAMES IL CRENsuAW. Auci0neer.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

| elephant attached
was then exhibiting at Searsport. party that
came from Bucksport on Sunday morning rc}oft-
ed that the sound was heard at that place. and was
thought to be caused by an explosion of the water
works at Little River 1t turns out that the noise
was the roaring of the big lion attached to Mains
circus He is a great brute and when excited he
does not roar like n sucking dove. 1t was n auct
night and his warblinr came over the stil waters
of the bay in the rumblinc manner that caused all
the fearful conjectures Of the nrht 1t is a great
relief to know that it was only ion likewise 4
satisfaction to know that lie was real ion and no
humbug
NoRTJpoRrs F,yt,pr INA nrosnncts ar \ortl
mort ms sumno, ,os,,,t ,,ora no,.o. ~, rh+o, tb
now and = stoo,,, ,o,ooso l.; t,o ,,,,,,,,a. of ,,.
ors from vear 70 ,-o.,. ,,,l hoa1tbfrI oro,,tl o,
be confden,Iv ex,o.ted rho froodon, I'm, fo,s
and the m,nv cn,,,.niercoa or,, no,of,rts - Io
found here arc strnnp noints IN favor Of . ,,Ioco
already literally endowed bv natnrc Nrcb has
been said as to sunday. o> c,,,.si,s ,,,, t,, t+
and the subject ts 1rol nresortal il, ,l, r,11or.,
article from Satur,ro,,,s Son rroo1a.
From certain ouorta,e has boen and attn &c bo.,,i
grumbling In regard to a rule of the Association
N mnlGn eNt ,i sunday excursion boats from
it said that such rujes smack Of Inv conc ea ore
TOO pulltanlcal, NC, &c
40" VIVA. are lhe iacts mere. IN feahty + any
port even on the sabbath, and by sail or steam.
i net US see. Last Sunda and every Sunday morn
the wharf and All yis,tnrs rom Town sh"rn ~
duly deposited. Later in the day the little launch
IRON Bangor with papers and eNcursonists aboard
later, and also the little steamer from Belfas TIN
regularly during the day bringing ana carrying
pH Tho scT Tna q nappy cNcur91 i,
The facts of the case Simply are that the Assoria
ton proposes to protect itself against imposition.
made Nm If romh ~
and upriver have landed Here AID tie resuIt IA.
mat sunday was changed from what Il is intended
to the place '''i'9 '''''+ '''' way '''''''e
That is all there is Of it, Wen behaved ana re
sPerea'e ,+ people are welcomed to Nortnpom
vent the cottagers and resents here from bim
imposed upon, and presume Will continue to do
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
About Writing up Belfast.

number of Belfast citizens have contributed
the sum of one hundred dollars for the purpose OF
having the beauties and advantages of Belfast as
have secured the services of l.. L. Hamilton, OF
the Boston Courier, who is now in that city gath
erng the facts of interest for this work They had
much better spend an equal amount in booming
the town through that exceedingly bright paper
the Journal 1t would do ever so much more good
and 1t is strange that home talent is not better ap
preclated, but that is the case everywhere. Ban
gor Commercial.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Names great militia war is over Joe Manlcy
has got his st-otllce back again. the rum rumpus
in Bangor and Bar Harbor has quoted down
"Tom' Reed says he is sure of tie spcakership
the farmers are not going to get left despite the
rain, snnshiny weather IS with us again, GOV
Burleigh is happy once morc and our gorgeous
Maine colonies are feeling pretty wcll-so now lets
all turn out and give President Harrison such a
welcome to the Old Pine Tree State as will open
his eyes wonderment over the whole souled ex-
nberance of old fashioned 'down east hospital.
ty. Mr. President, here's hoping in bumper of
a ndroscoggin, Names pure Hippocrene,
'with beaded bubbles winkng at the briml"
+ \uburn Daily (.ayotto
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
An Announcement TO the Changers of Waldo
County.

To TIE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY OF WALDO
COUNTY | have the pleasure to announce that
Col. }. ii. Brigham, Of Ohio, Master of National
Grange, accompanied by State Master EN- Coy.
ROBBIE will hold meeting Monday, Sept. 9th, at
Richie Grange, Waldo. Changers, let us give
them warm reception. +. w. RITCIIIE.
Wintcrport, Aug. 10 1850.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15


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.Uarlo,y has Lnen ba,o sauna ,,.,. ,i -
stoup!u.- at Mrs. Moses snov,. Master wo1+or
Blaine Atyood has = VERY, s,li.t ,r,+ +,,,, ,,,;,,
he drives oLout TOWN ia tho oo+ d,h4 a. al, t,,o
small bovs He has :, ,,o,d .o,.t ,,,,I = hr.lboo,.I
There ha,n hne,, s,,.o,..l oo. 90 , a.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

IN BEiEF. Belle Iiamin won The great
special race at Buffalo Thursday beating Harry
Wilkes in two straight heats time -. H. 2I7 ii
......At Liverpool Eng. Aug. : the Jury in the
case of Mrs. May brick on trial for the murder
OF her husband, brought in verdict Of guilty.
Mrs. Maybrick was thcreupun sentenced 10
death. Efforts are being made to secure re-
pricve......A steamer from Honolulu at San
Francisco reports that two half white Hawaii
ans, with loo natives, made al armed attempt
July 30, TO overthrow the government.
>kirmish ensued in which seven of the native,
were killed and l. wounded, and they were
| compelled to surrender......The Yacht Sea Fox
won the G0elet cup race at Newport, in hours.
II minutes and % seconds. The Craving was
second and the Constellation third. The
Comptroller of the Currency has received Il tel
egram from the Presidents of the six national
banks of Spokane Falls, Washington Territory
recently swept by fire, saying that the banks
had survived the disaster and were doing bust
ness as usual, and adding that the safes were
all right.......Saturtlay the Massachusetts rifle
men arrived at New York from England
Nothing was too good for them. They were
feted and hob-nobbed with dignitarieS.......
There was sharp earthquake shock in the
Adirondacks Saturday........A forest fire is rag
ing ID miles from Portland, Oregon. Several
farm houses and barns have been burned
There has been no rain for two months. The
whole country is as dry as finder and the dam
age will be very heavy. Congressman FELTON,
writes to the San Francisco Argonaut an article
in which he claims that Russia's sovereignty
over Bchrng Sea was never questioned nor
denied, and that the United States succeeds to
the whole of that soveregnty....G. +. Fulton,
assistant general freight agent of the Northern
Pacific says the total value of property DESTROY
ed at Spokane Falls will not exceed So 00O, 900,
The Northern Pacific's loss is under 100000.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15
News Of Belfast and Vicinity.

Gavin Leach has been appointed postmaster at
South Pcnobscot, vice f. II. BowGen, removed
The foliage on the maple trees about town Is he
ginning to take on Its autumn tints nearly nontl
early than usual.
We are indebted to Hon. Eugene Hale for a coI,y
of the "Report on the importation Of Contract La
bor,' an important volume Of nearly one thousanC
pages
Waldo county sea captain writing from Hong
Kong says: "Rcccved papers on arrival and they
are now going the rounds OF the fleet l shoulc
miss the Journal very much"
Brown Tozicr, who to manufacture lum
Der and shingles at the Hardy axe factory ON til,
east side, have begun to make repairs on the mil
and it will soon be in running order
Capt +. +. Bramhall, of the City Market ha.
bought the house on Condor street built by Benz
Libby and will soon occupy it. Mr.. Eli Cook, OF
this city, has bought the Lewis e. Murch house on
Charles street.
The two public halls il. this city are now under
different management and there is some compet
ton. Mr.. Cottrell, the lessee of the Opera House
is erecting bill boards all over town to advcrtis,
entertainments in his hall.
MILK ROUTE SOLD. J. b Payson Of Waldo
has bought out the milk route Of l.. l.. tientlnel
Of Waldo. The route is in Belfast. The transfer
was made on Friday ana Mr.. Elmer Coomhs went
on as driver. Twenty cow comprise the herl
Boston school 'maIm" in conversation w.th a
Belfast lady showed Men Ignorance of till gcoera
ply Of Maine. She declared that Belfast vas !.
small inland village ann doubted tue vcracIty Of
the Belfast lady when thc latter told ner our city
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

England has decided to back up Canada in
the Behring sea matter; but this country does
not care Rush, or scare worth Il cent.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

We notice that the Belfast Age continues to
advertise the Louisiana lottery, in violation of
law ana of good morals.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

EIihu stevens, who died at Belgrade Satur
day, aged lOi Years and six months, lived I'M
der every President Of this country ana has
voted at every Presidential election for tho
last 50 years.
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

H., Nm. / 1
~, NJ I'i'' i''9ei anu '"'" iI'N'c"' i'''i-
>ol I,s S1.n. ,;,;-.,,.,
e'toC ,,lt'' 'i'H' i''ri'i a.lo'iN ilSH
nv 'cCh iii",i. ieiI ,'lc i''''' " Il
,1oeon lnnai onos0 nav Sgsn AT 'i olngi
p i;. Gil ny W iioii w
Tl,n tnu lC>""'e rui l'ose ~ 'hv ~
,a an rui =, ny H. W a.
wen hno" W'S 10 NStt your u'S,ll'? sis1e4 w
Ien, ny personal Irielu ;lnu ta'5hGt oihttI,
lanes ii " nIalhe, l"rea' F.leeIIi.'l " tou
WI nI'oM ilc Siii'ill 10 tn"'lh oG
i"l 'lt roI Il! W't Wn'cn you lin' gIcete'
ne 70 WISH you an Sood' ana % p'o you 7oo''
~ IL.
Ahllu Thttl'nS tne ieS!uci't IJto ~, ~ tliI
~ nho 'lle 'nlVu III "eN
hlliSeI 70 Il tlal WIN senator ii"t' i ,,. II
gentlemen "ehl thIouSn w tram " men pau
Al BANGOR.
While = ,alute NJ Banoor was being fired the
danot nlatform was hacked with humanity.
Unn,lrP,ls roul1 NOT eel a olimpse of the Pre:i
don't until the train moved off CONGRESSMAN
BouteiIe. Hon. hannibal Hamiin. Alayor Bragg.
Ex-Gov. Davis and other gentlemen entered
the car. These visitors only remained in the
car 4 minute. They chatted with the President
when he was rot shaking hands with the peo-
pln in fhe crowi. Mayor Draer told the Pre,i-
dent II am very sorry we could not receive
YOU more formally" The arrangements ought
10 have been so we couId have extended to
YOU the hospitality that is in oar hearts"
The President answered.
which implied that he appreciated what wa
meant. ne remarks were interrupted ny me
necessity tor greeting INC crowd: congress
man Boutelle made me following miro iuctioh
to the PRESIDENT:
,"felloW ritHtnc.- i:et y ElNc lhIGe l'AH4oi
Isi
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15


M,r<r Gosstp rhn In,-r.i,o,., t..,t, i.,,
VIII oe held ~ oA9ttl l'NtI iohh. AUGUST Isl.
The Andrews Reunion will be HELD al The same
timo and nloce II unnIoay.,,t IN, ,,>-. t,i
y '"''
"ech u1N ..''.''ilol' 'oih H. stevens Minister
Resident to the Hawaiian Islands. leaves
,,orsto for hi. ne,v homo -, a., +,,.,,,.,...
oni Of tha nrnspnt month II. fan,;i'.
nnn, him Nr " n i7,,i1 .i'''s ~ ~,
IF Ia Cv,,no Kansas 1ra ut t5l[I i''''' cI l., :
;a Irisb ~ pa,l-innI T. t,ti N,' IVl
named Frne.t Inns AII,, ~ - 81 i,,ioF !,
stoaIin, SGo vaJ of MI F.n' H. LIZ U
phiIhricl Of Hone THO So,anth ~, I, '1'''
t;ats vii hnIJ b"i, t, l,tI
Pittsfeld hnrinnin,r Anr"t 20th nnJ
inr tbro,oh tbo foio,,.i,+ ,r ~, :
ETerrroon pariS I ;vo,,. i"IIs 'i.,,'. = ~
Machetb = trean bnrso ,,n,,a l. ''rS =
van \ r,,n AMI na,a a rnnord ~ ~ ,r u
wos a hoa+ ,ana i, pnrti,d brI. tut, .iIit
ftornoon ~ - sHon - ''Hl
lev md plaistof tool, nart IIn1n,n ) I',-
shout iva hoat ionrthS corioy .co, ~ u
plai.ta5 thrI rde u ,nnon ooJol H. WIZ
rnfnraa n + Dati. III - - I'll IA ILL.,
Rantist tsonhi ~ noon ar, MANI iGe
Thp meetn~s vore Wv arnaIv attan,1an ',5
tbo cooson q MAJ orottaIIa o,,o' Nnm, a. ,'i;'
nent sneakers wprr nrnsrnt thranshonlt II o ~
meotinrs Eisbinv rraft ahnnt 7ni opI f lr,
pooi rGnor no If .nou n'''lGloL
Ahhott of Rmrsnort whn shat hn,,f
hnr noo,,le wal II 49,, i,n fronl MN
Rangpor man who aftarwarJ ,la1o "i,n e"
whnn rennrod w bor bnno Inrm '"'i0 S,oilc
Iescenre i now annnuncnd 70 hanon1o +ho i,,
ful briJa If Lor Rnn1ror Pon,oo Tl ,lO , '",
mos ~ mo Eno, innoin rairnaI i f Ca , "
montb of lime Of tho resent rear no,. .o' 1iio
Ain - AGAINST SO ot0 AZ mo cain IL, KIM
months Z sio 800 on Tbo IaIlGwni, Grn ','ito
Iomnony aro nnr dnin. an aH.nooai,,,,I i 'iitc
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Some of the large cities are at loggerhea,, A.,
to the place for holding the World, Fair in
lN''2 But why should the biz places monopo-
HE everything: We put in bid for Belfast
4 city by the sea hat is fair to see see,
The Republican journal., 1889-08-15

Arrangements We're made for two lunches
While the Presidential party was in Bath. one
launch and one lunch would have been better,
and we are surprised that Major Shorey lid
Eot make the suggestion.