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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Patents Granted.

To the citizens of Minnesota. during
the past week and reported for this. 81.
per by G. K. Snow & %. Patent LAWYERS.
Opp, U. s. Patent Office, Washington,
D. @. .-t$. 2
P. Boglar. Stewart. car coupling. j.
Burke, Minneapolis. valve. M. d. Jud.
kins, Osakis, monument. A. G.. LaWr.
ence, Motley, pulley support
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
SVrup of Eloa

Is natures own true laxative. It ia the
most easily taken; and the most effec
tive remedy known to cleanse the sys-
tenn when bilious or costiye; to dispel
headaches, colds and fevers; to cure hab.
itual constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company For sale in 80 cts and
81 bottles Dy GILES y l'ryOn. 45-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Don't Get Caught

This spring with your blood full Of i'm.
purlties, your digestion impaired. your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid.
and whole system liable to be Frustrated
by disease-but get yourself into good
condition, and ready for the changing
and warmer weather, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparllla. It stands uneqalled fol
purifying the blood, giving an appetite,
and for a general spring medicine.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31

SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Mere, little daughter of
j. +. and Annie Mcdowell is very sick and under
the doctors care Roy, son of the late Thomas
Hatch of Liberty, died last Tuesday night 1T. j.
Peavey's horse has been sick with throat distemper,
but is improving little :. Collins 4 Moody sold
a nice mare and a new sleigh just received from
Michigan last week, to parties in the town of War
rem IA. III. Bagley left last week for Boston and
the west ...Lumbermen are making good use of
the shedding. 49,. Samuel Prescott of the Insane
Asylum Augusta, is spending few weeks with
his mother Mrs. c. A. Meservey.. Mrs. Carrie
Staples of the Lindsey House, Rockland, is visit.
ing her sister here, Mrs. j. =. Bennett. Mrs. S.
A. knowlton is not enjoying very good health. e.
Frank +. Bennett Of Searsmont and Eva G. Cram
of Montville were married at Netherlands corner
last Sunday. They left Thursday for Boston,
Mass Frank will go into the watch factory in
Waltham. Hollis b. Moodv's wife, who has been
visiting her parents in Waldo, arrived last sunday
THE dancing school will close Thursday even
ing, 3l5t.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, Jan. %, 1889. Fine fresh made butter
was no. plentiful yesterday, and receivers We're
Hrmer IN their tone, hut demand was not large
enough to warrant any advance. All the lower
grades were in liberal supply and in buyers favor.
Eastern creamery, good to choice, 40a25c. These
quotations are receivers prices for strictly whole
sale lots. )"hbing prices a2c higher.
theese-\orth choice, llaI dl2lac; lower grades
as To quality; Western at q Re sage at lie.
.jobhin9 prices &c higher.
Eggs-Eastern extras ut l9a20r; fancy. nearby
stock higher; Eastern tirstS at l1QlSc; extra VT.
and y. H., l9c. Jobbng prices lc higher.
routry-Turkeys, Northern choice at l6al7c;
fair to good mt II l5c; chickens, choice Northern,
l5Gl1c; fair to good, IL He, fowls, choice BE
common to good, 10c; ducks, young, II clic.
Heans-Choice small \. Y. hand picked pea at
- l092 p t. bush; choice New York, large hand
picked DO 81 90a2 10; small Vermont hand picked
do, - i0a2 30; choice yellow eyes, 50 81 az 30.
llay-Choire prime hay, SIS 50dl9 80; fair to
good at $l7alS; Eastern fine, S4al7; poor to or
binary, $l4al7; East swac, SlOqll. Rye straw,
choice, at SIS 5oai 10; oat straw, $l0Gll
Potatoes-llouton Rose, soc u bush; Hebron,
Coo: Aroostook Hebrons 81 G5Sc; Burbanks, 81 u
i0c.
Apples are still dull The market is nominallv
quoted at Haldwins Slul %; greetings, s. ga
| %: Kings, - 15a2; Gravenstens, 81 5Ga2 These
prices are for carload lots. The jobbing and re
tail prices are higher.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
SANDY POINT. Mr.. Manly Richards moved

SANDY POINT. Mr. Manly Richards moved his
family into Capt. IL. W. Frenchs house last week
Capt +. and wife VIII soon 20 to Boston to spend
the remainder of the winter. Miss Matte {.
Black has returned from Brewer, where She has
been for some time with her cousin, Mrs. b. b.
Merrill. She is much improved in health. Miss
Abbie Perkins left last Thursday for Linden
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. c. Houston. :. Mr.
Chas. French came from Boston last week and will!
have charge of the engine in the mill =. Mr.
Frank Perkins family. and the remainder of their
housekeeping goods have arrived They will be
gin housekeeping this week. Mr.. Hopkins and
wife, Of Medford, Will move into the same house
Mrs. Milton, of Hampden, is visiting her ister
Mrs Annie Cousins. -. Mr. 0. C.. Wardwel went
to Boston Monday on business. Mr. Isaac Snow
man, Of Orland, was in town last week Mr.. Geo.
WardWell and wife, of Bucksport, visiting
friends here. Mrs. Fred Seger has gone to
W sstboro, Mass to spend the winter with her sis
ter Mrs. Levi Hartman :. Mr.. Clinton Grant and
his sister, Mrs. Ellie Wescott, from Bucksport,
spent last Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4. Il. Grant. Mr.. r. p. Shute, who has been sick
for some time, is now very low.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
NOTICE.,

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF WALDO C0tNn,l
STATE OF MAINE, WALDO COT NTN s..
January p, A. ID. 1859.
4 Warrant in Insolvency was issue,t by Geo. f..
n johnson, Judge of the Court of Insolvency
solvent Debtor, petition of sad Debtor, which
petition filed on the 9TH day of january, A. D.
1889, to which date interest claims Is to lie com.
puted that the payment OF any debt to or hy said
Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
of the Creditors of said Debtor prove their debts
and choose one assiguees of his estate will
be held at Court of Insolvency to be holden at the
Probate Office in said Belfast, on the 18th dav OF
February, A. ID. 1889 at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
ANSEL WADSWORrH, sheriff,
AS Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2WJ
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
~ M ain Street.
NEXT Door TO
NOTICE..


OFFICE or TIE SHERIFF or WALDO Got NrA.
STATE OF MAINE. WALDO COUNTY $.
January p, A. ID. lSS9.
4 Warrant in Insolvency was ISSUED by Geo. f.
"A johnson, Judge of the Court OF Insolvency for
said County of Waldo, against the estate of MES
". SMART, adjudged to be an lnsolvent Debtor.
petition Of said Debtor, which petition wa, filed
on the 9TH day of January, \. d. lsN9, to WhicA
late interest on claims il to be computed; that tIl,
payment of any debt to or by said Debtor, and the
transfer and delivery Of any property b. him arc
forbidden by law that meeting Of the Creditors
of said iebtor to prove their debts and choose one
or more assignces of his estate, will he held at a
Court of Insolvency to be holden at the Probate
Office il said Belfast, on the 18th day of February.
A. ID. 1889, at ; o'clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
ANSEL WADSW0RTII, sheriff.
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency FOR said
County OF Waldo. 2W5
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31


Wood il coming in plentifully and is cheap.
Every day inquiries are coming in FOR rents.
George Field and wife, of Bangor spent Sunday
in town.
II il rumorcd that nion han will be opened TO
skating next week.
Thc Young ~eoplc had social dance at G. A. L
Hall Tuesday evening.
/ Capt. James p. Butnam of snip W. IL. Conner
arrived home last Friday.
The snow and bail storm Sunday night improy
Cd thc -ei@hinl very much.
Catt. .:ov kcr ana c. 4. Lynch, Of Washington
Me- wcre At the >caIspor House this week.
/ 4 -lcigliug party from Belfast took dinner an'
spent the afternoon 1t the hotel one day last week
cyrus Coson, who is employed in furniture
establishment in Boston, is making visit in town
Thr monthly collection for the support Of the
-o-pe viii h. taken at tie Congl. Church mex
Nunday.
Miss Ella Thompson, of knox. vino has beer
Visiting ,. F BIZ hmorc and wife left for home by
n:in Tuesday
t>oguENEm INnrsrrl. y. II. Brooks Ia.
orerrA laundry in the Mosman building neN
tAc rtta 4 C.ooien biorN.
Nl-.P. C.ne. vijh her Two daughters. left by
ooa, Monday 10 Join Capt. cane az New Norb il
command o.. bark Albcrt Russell,
quite number ol -t,lnpc,e~ among the horses
Mouiat Hud Tuesday were caused by the nnner
NJ -HoW -tt.lt- from ne roof Main Street.
ait !. T.. Nirhol- ha- shown Us bottle which
Aa- ro-ayd eMpty. lowered ID the depth Of tifty
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31

David Bugbee, Stuwcls cleared from Bo-ton Jan
p for Bueno7 Ayrcs.
Don Jacint", Gillette, arrived at Rosario Dec Il
from Buenos Ayres,
J.lne~tne. II il Whittier, at Dcmeraya
II Il llusscN, liodSdon, cleared from Boston Jan
% for Charleston.
II >:bley, q W Hic!horn, at Pensacola Jan u,
for AspinWall.
II Ii Wright, VIM Meyers, sailed from Boston
Sept !! for Rosario via Portland; spoken oct H.
lat IL y, Ion . w.
y Parker, Kane, sailed from New York Oct 1
for Zanzibar.
Ned White, Alban F ElwelI, Pernambuco for
Halifax, :, at Vineyard Haven Jan 20, with loss
OF sails.
Sparkling Water, IIchborn cleared from New
York Dee II for Port au Prince.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31

Bcni Fabens, Il b Condor, ed from Phila Jan
> for MatAnzas.
Canton, Whittier, arrived at Havana Jan from
PascaEoula.
Carrie \ Lane, Dyer, sailed from Baltimore NOV
10 for san Francisco.
Clara + Colcord, Patterson. arrived at Havana
Jan Il from Perth Amboy.
nionc Haynes, Morant Bay for Boston; spoken
Jan Is, about b miles 5 l. of \ DISCOURSE
Hattie MEG Iinck, Putnam, sailed from PhIadel
phia Jan 10 for Wilmington, y &.
Herald, lieagan, sailed from l'ascagoula for New
\ ORR; spoken, Jan y, about - miles of Jupiter
John l.. Treat, Mcclure arrived ut New N"r,
Jan q from Ferelnandina.
i.ackawaima, Closson, at New York Jan 20 from
BaraCpa.
Lester y Lewis Hatch, sailed from Daricn, Ga
Jan "A for oiaudaIoupe.
Lizzie Lane, a q Cl0sson, at New York Jan u
repairing.
Lucia Porter, Grindle, at Port au Prince Dec 81
Mary Hall, NJ Neazic, at Havana Jan - from
Pascagoula.
Roger Moore, Gilkcy, sailed from Wilmington
y G., Jan for Ponce = H.
sally ron, W II West, sailed from Brunswick
Ga, Nov 26 for Rosario.
Warren Adams, Colcorl, sailed from rortlan@
Dee 3G for Rosario
William Frederick, Woodbury. Burgess, arrived
at New FORK Jan p from Cadiz.
Nilin l. Newton, COMBS sailed from Havana
jan / t0r Mobile.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
Register Of Deep Water Vessels.
SHIPS.


Abner Coburn, 6 A Nichols, arrived at Havrc
Jan from san Francisco.
\ J Fuller, T. p. ColcOrd, sailed from New York
NOV y for san Francisco.
Alameda, Chapman, sailed from san Francisco
, oct Il for Cork.
Belle Of Bath, Q Curtis sailed from san Fran
cisco Dee for Liverpool
{ Chapman, IliChborn, arrived at New York
Jan Is from Hong Kong.
Centennial, Cocord, sailed from New York
oct - for Calcutta
Charger, ID 5 GoodelI, sailed from Newcastle Dee
20 for san Diego.
/. Daniel Barnes, J Slower, arrived at Hong Kong
Dee II frcm Honolulu.
= Elizabeth, ii Colcortl, sailed from san Francis.
60 Jan for Liverpool.
Frank Pendleton, W G Nichols, sailed from New
\ Ork Dee for okOhama.
Frederick Billings, sherman, arrived at Havrc
Dee 20 from san Francisco.
COY. Robbie, w IL Blanchard, sailed from iIiogo
oct q for Portland, Me.
Henry Hyde, Phincas Pendleton, sailed from
NfW lork sept q tol san Francisco.
Henrietta, ) Gilmore, passed Aniicr Noy 9TH,
tor Annoy for New York
lecberg. w Treat sailed from san Francisco
Jan u for New York.
IroquoS, y V. Nickels, passed Cape Henry Jan.
:, Baltimore, for san Francisco.
Jo~cphus, Thomas Rogers, sailed from Delaware
l}reahWater May % from Philadelphia for san
Francisco spoken July % lat 40 ;, lon - W
Louis Walsh, Pcndlcton, arrived at san Francis
60 Jan Is from Seattle.
Lucy \ Nickels, Z NJ Nichols, sailed from New
York NOV Il for Yokohama.
Inzon, Park, New York for Hong Hong spok
en- Jan 9, lat 81 y Ion 81 W.
Manuel Llaguno, Fdw Nmallcv, arrived at Bo-
ton Jan 10 from Caleta Buena.
Mary l. stone, A / Carver, passed Aniicr Dee
. Hong Kong for New ork.
Nancy Pendleton, j y rendleton, sailed from
New orA NOV II for Japan
K X Thomas, 7 Il Nichols sailed from sydney
NSW \pv IS for san Francisco
Raphael Hardness, at Nagasaki NoV for New
YORK.
Richard z Buck, J T Carver, arrived at Bucno,
Ayrcs, plior To Dec -, from Port TOWNSEND.
Robert l. Belknap, Staples, sailed from New
nrk oct - for san Francisco.
= Hitchcock, J b Nichols, sailed Dan Il from
New Nolk FOR san Francisco.
sea Witrh J \ Drew, arrived at New INK Dee
from Cehu.
san Joaquin, DrinkWater, AT sydney. N~W. from
New ork
81 Marx, \ II Nichols, at New York for san Fran
c~ro, Jan II.
81 Nicholas, + Carver sailed from Liverpool
Jan y tpr New York passed Tu-kar 26
- Paui. Williams. al New Ork Jan II from
liverpool.
State Of Maine, f b p NickelS, at Shanghai Dee
u tor Hong Kong and New York.
1ilie + ~tarhuck. Eber Curtis, passed st Helena
De Is from Iiioeo for New ork.
Il; Grace, 3. " Walnut, arrived at san Fran
cisco Jam from sydney, NNW
Wandering jew. { Nichols arrived at New
ORR jan : from Hong Kong.
Nm !! Macy, Amcsbury, cleared from san Fran
cisco pee for Queenstown.
VIM II Conner J T. Rutnam, arrived at New lurk
Jan - from Hong Kong.
VIM MrGjiNcry, \ Dunbar, arrived at Valparaiso
Jan for Tacoma.
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31

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III 4 / F.tal,n,L III BoclI,,,a ,5-i,o,,,.t,.,,, K,
week - Mamie aal,..ircr nr Re-, N II tit+lo
GeId. dicd nj > o'clorl. s,,a,av marvin, Sha
si.g only one week The fornil,- b,,., tho -,.,,,,
tstv of the comninpjtr Miss IittletielI was d
sears old and 4 sister Of Attorney General Irtlc
The Republican journal., 1889-01-31
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
COrrected IEeekM for the JOnrnnL

c. IL. SARGENT, NO. s MAIN STREET.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23

We do not suppose that Postmaster
General Wanamaker will be very pop
ular with the clerks in his department,
on account of his strict business
methods. When he took charge of
the department he found it oVerrun
with business, but instead OF increas-
ing the force and making places for
the crowds of ofiice-seekers with which
he was besieged, he issued an order
that the clerks shall commence their
duties at s 80 a. m. instead of 0 O'Clock
and remain at their desks until
O'Clock, instead OF o'clock, as hereto.
fore. There is no doubt but the clerks
will grumble at this new arrangement,
As the majority of those in the employ
Of the Government seem to consider it
their bounden duty to render the
smallest possible amount of work for
the largest amount of uoney. 1t ia
evident from the way that Mr.. Wanna
maker has commenced that he intends
to introduce the same business methods
into the Postoffice Department thai
have conduced TO make his own bust
ness one of the largest in the world.
These methods will not be relished BY
the politicians and Office seekers, bu
will be appreciated by the people.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23

In passing along the leading streets IN
almost eny city 10 America TO day, onc
will meet WITH but few ladies vi have
clear compilations. Many persons have
tried 10 account for this sad fact because
of the severe climate Of America, but
such reasoning is wrong. 4 bad COM
plexion Is caused by impure blood AMI
no lady can be really beautiful and no
mau rudy, who has diseased or impure
blood.
The best known way % keeping the
Lloud pure is by keeping 1t circulating
In This way II passes rapidly through the
lungs, kiDn' IS and liver, and Is Constant
IL purified. But surprising the system l.
clolgtd up, as Il frequently the case, then
Of course the ho d becomes impure.
Then far too often men and women take
some powerful pnrgative, pm or 9th r
subttauee, that clears the body quickly,
weakens the strength, and leaves the sys-
TEN IN worse condition than before. The
only sensible way ID to take a gentle, pure
and natural purgRiye, moderately bu'
| regularly, and the highest brown neil.
cal authorities OF the day agree that tn;
genuine Imported CARLSBAD Sprudei Sail
is infinitely superior to any other natural
preparation known TO the ord.
IL gentle, set stin ulatlnE; IL Is pure,
yet powerful. Coutaining only natural
/ properties, being evapor4ted from The
celebrated Carlsbad sprulel Spring, II
cannot inlurc the body in the least, ant
! yet It has II yer failed to renew life ,purity
the blood aud thus clear the mplrxinn
Hundreds Of doctors have gwen 10 the'
unqualified endOrsfm nts; thousands o
people 20 each year 10 the Carlsbad
I Springs, but they cen Obtein no create
benefit than by taking tue Carlsbad
spru lei Salt in its powdered form, suci
as can be procured ct any drug store i,
the land. When II is considered that th
Carlsbad Salt costs, practically, littI
more than the cheap, qaestlr nable an,
often injurious salts, purgatives an,
Bitter Waters thai are in tie market, on
bottle being sufiicien for nearly month
all persons who keep pace with ths time
and desire only what Is best, will se9 thu
il Is to their interest 10 use only The Carl
bad. Each bottle is in light blue pape
cartoon and has the signature Eisner
Mendelsou Co, sole agents, on ever
bottle. One bottle mailed ilpon receiI
OF one dollar, DR.. TCt oljt's lecture ar
pamphlets mailed free upon application
Eisler & Mende'son Co., 6 Barclay 81
New York. ml6-saljw
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23
Russell, MissimeT & Co..
9O6 MARKET STREET.


We are, most of us, who rent house
from others, accommodated for the com
Ing year, and the question of future
home does not particularly worry us, yet
all OF us have desire to own home OF
our own, free from a landlords whlms of
change in rent, refusal to make needed
repairs, etc. We also would like TO have
the pleasure Of eating fruit oil our own
trees or vines growing in our own back
yard. Yet how few own that yard in
which TO plant vine or Zig tree. Now,
to all such we have just few words to
say; cit down and calculate the cost of a
home OF your own at "Creston." If you
cannot see how 1t will cost you much less
to live there than in the heart of the city,
come to our Office and we will explain it
to you, or read our next weeks letter. 1t
costs nothing to talk the matter over,
and II you cannot come see us during
the day, call on Tuesday or Friday even
ings between 2 and s o'clock, and we will
take pleasure In giving all the desired in.
formation. Our next Saturdays letter
will be full of interest. Look out for It.
''Creston," 712 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23

The Rev. Brooks HEREFORD of Boston,
In speaking Of the proposed constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
liquor in Massachusetts,, says:
"Wbat Is needed is not new legisla-
ton, but the more effective use of what
we have. 1t is not either Prohibition, or
specially high license, to which look for
the lessening Of the saloon power and OF
the ealoon temptation, but more effective
supervision, both by the police and by
the friends OF temperance. With sush
effective supervision we have already
laws enough 10 accomplish what law can
rightly do"
His remarks will apply with equal
force TO this State, and while we favor
an increase In the license fee we do
not think it should be made so high Bs
TO amount 10 prohibition. In this
matter we agree with Judge Houston,
that the fee tor licen,e in this city
should be $500. If the Legislature
will pass law to that effect, and also
relieve the court of the license bust :
ness, at least as far as this city Is CON
cerned, il will be all that is necessary.
We have sufficient law upon our
statute books TO restrict and regulate
the traffic, and all that is needed is
strict ana impartial enforcement OF
these laws by the proper officers.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23
MORE BARGAINS
AT THE
BEE HIVE
BOG Market Street.

A Bingham War, or in other
words a I2Hc Bingham in
Plaids, Stripes and Checks at
&c a yard. No excuse now for
not having several new dresses
at almost halfprice,
Last week we bought an
other case Of the famous Ger
man Table Linens. One of the
big bargains you are in habit
of finding at the "Bee Hive"
75c Linen for soc yard. Buy
while you have a chance.
Nine. Demorest Spring Pat
terms, Portfolios, Catalogues, etc.
A large new line of Dress
Trimmings at our popular low
prices.
We are opening New Dress
Goods daily. Step in and look
at them; also get our prices on
Silks. You will want one some
time if not to-day.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23
North Holly Oak lots only SIS.
BAD COMPILATIONS.

plained-Nhy Ladies' Arc SaiiuH and
Men Paliid-some Valuable Facts on
the Subject.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-23
N. Megary { Son,
FURNITURE,
SIG TatnaII Street.
CARPETS -
s. Z. Cor 9Th audsnf0D

We have this week a few
| Cheffoneers, to be sold at the
prices following. To say they
are good and well worth the
little money we are asking
for them Is only adding what
the goods and prices will tell
you on inspection.
First.-We have them in
solid Walnut and Antique
Oak, with S drawers, for SO.
For q cheap and well made
Cheffoneer these cannot be
surpassed. Our next Is a
beauty In Cherry, with an
ornamented front, has S
drawers vanished Inside.
This one is as nicely polish
ed as any high priced one.
Another in Cherry. finished
in natural color; a little more
work on this one and one
more drawer, for $I2. For
$I4 and S19 we have them
in Antique Oak, well made,
with moulded panels. Hav-
ing 6 drawers they stand
somewhat higher than the
others. You'll wonder how
we can sell them at such
prices.
Itneedlng Window Shades
we will furnish tn m on a
good spring roller that we.
guaran .ee not to get out oil
order. Price, fit and hung
to your windo v, Coo each;
Cord roller Curtain 25c each
We always take pleasure
in telling you of our new
bargains as we gather them
about us. Our newest Is an
Splice Walnut Suit for $40
Tennessee marble. Suit con,
sists of Bedstead, full size;
Bureau, with bevel edge mir.
ror: Wa shstand, made in
combination style; Towel
Rack, with a glass; 8 Cane
Seat c hairs, 1 Rocking
, Chair.
This Suit isn't an inferior
= article, and we know 1t to b.
cheaper, by SO, than wha,
you have been buying.
NJ. kGgaly & Son
Cash or weekly arc
monthly payments.