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OIL Markrf

Water White. iiOs. 7c headlight. 1902. nc;
water white. old test. i1Oo. = -; Eocene. l6O TO
t7a'. &c.
peoderizsd stove gasoline. 70. 7i4e-
DccGerlzed maptha. 63-. &c
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| eSf-Oa seventh street q posaefgaok eoi-
a talntlz mourz AID lal4fal.L al Oh pap :
Ia lie lalne. A. Hesksa4orD. Libel a. g Wal a
4 IS ret4Ta 10 igi pihe aFcBse- -
I 0ci-lwo Valley llls Bal dlag aad Loan
a association books. Nos - bh4 So he
WaFl Tor retain 70 Herald 0iHse.
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HERALD DESIR[LETS HERALD DESIR[LETS.


MARRIED IADlEs-seua 81 cears Tor Ia
~ ialable >afezl4rd No mcdie.ne. 20 de-
eeTfiau Igsl s14f y04 w4lt. ladies' balars
kaus4s City, no. 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-21
GEORGE ROElOFS,
KNlCKERBOCKER
Real Estate, Insurance and loan Exchange
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
new house. stone foundation. nicely tn
ished next % the southeast corner Of Bates
and south Union street.
House and at on BAXTER near FuUer street.
two blocks from stfeetcar iine. for only se-5 on
reasonable terms Good locality, good water.
For money on real estate security eal on
GEORGE RoELoFs. r Canal street. for sums
large or small Bays anI s-is mort CAGES
Iusnre wien fhe Phrnix Ffna. Cemn'errlsi
Tnlan. ROYAL ard 20 srn-tbey ere Al wei
- or reliable caupaslss
GEORGE TSoELOE@.
No. CAna street Thoue isr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
CAPITAL. ss0o.0o0

CAPITAL. ss00.0e0
d. l.. sW EFT PresicSut
J. IL. BARNETT. Wee President
HARVEY J. HoLII>TEk Cashier
Al classes II tEGkiGg business tA4t Az n
hArmeay vita tAs NstlsAA BANKING LAN
Letters o. Credit. surrsns IN al parts oftas
~ord issued IA sums 70 SAT- 1sIeresi a.
loves ats per cent ca the s~sslncasos "a
eeisSk -
y ID. BarnefL J. Gunner
n J.. Sweet. Joseph Is Martha
n J. HolliSlef. v p shelly
willard barnhsrat v o. H1gharI
L Crottoa foA. y Lsett.eFl
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT co
OF DETROIT. MICH
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL --..--....... 81. 1io 39a %
FRANCIS r. PALMS. Capitalist President
GRO III. PAINE -.-..-..--.--....-....- -S-cretafy
SlLAs b. COLEMAN ...--.-....-. Treasurer
Omeers Local ADVISORY ISssra.
DR. J. j.. GktcM OLD ....-.....-..... President
T. A. AonkLl -....-.----.--..-----. Vice President
1. IS. kkIaSkf --..-.......-..... Treasurer
KDNAkD EA6GART AttarneS
This eomDanyis one OF the stronGesf sn1
best 10 the country and las ample fDaas 70
loan on GOOD reAl estate security at ressan-
able rates Also las investment stock for
sale With txed dividend Of SIX Der cent
payable semi-snnuAlly hy coupon Also IN
stslllnent STOCK" for savings. Parties wishing
assistance In building Will End il u their al
vantage 10 address or call upon either day OF
evening. II. W. NASH. Secretary.
a. NonceFly Building.
IelephonesT. Grand Rapids. &icA
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pROBATE oRDER--State of Michigan. Coun-
Il ty of Kent. sat- session Of the Probate
Court for said counfyof Kent held AZ the Pro
bate ONCE. In the city Of Grand Rapids on the
2th day of August. ia the year one thousand
eight hundred and nlnety-two.
Present. rus T.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate
In the matter OF the Estate OF
SYBRANT kLIlTEN BERG. deceased.
Jacob u teuberg having nied 10 this court
his petition PRAYING that fhe adm nistratieu
OF said estate may be granted 70 himself
IL is ordered. that Monday the 18th day Of
Sep emher ls42. ~ ten o'clock IN the forenoon
al SAID Probate Office. be appointed for hear
ing sad petition.
And tits further ordered that copy ofthis
order be published two success We weeks pre-
vious to ssid day % hearing. in tie Grand
RAPIDS Herald a daily Newspaper printed and
circulating In said county ~ Kent.
CYRUS D. PERKINS
"a true COPY Judge ~ Probate.
AnoIpu 4. Mason. Register. SIN sepf
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MONEY LOANED F1r short tire in large
Z" or sns ameaut2 on any form II 81
sefufify trsns A. werner. room N ehi
san lr1sr O butI1n< Phone lh
I 0aNS--f eng 80 short time lrsrs meta On
- reaf esrtfe MORTGAGES ard Haf contracts
W 1i by at rTn sernr - II e -st-r as faln
En- NafrIn 81 Efnal street
Is voa ~snt n1on~y 49, hsve the proper -
Fa-s frs nr4r Irareafrent than Fafarsan.
sa-rf - Nea ausaual
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MONEY TO Loan

TO l0U WANT MoNEY7-it - you Will
~ Sud Il 70 T0gr advantage TO see us before
borrowing
Nemake loans on household goods. pianos.
horses. ~ax-ns. or pers0nN property Of any
kind A. thr iorest possible rates and tn the
gnick est Eossbs time.
CUR losns are made without publicity sai
the property e eft In Jour undisturhed pos
session.
Loens can - carried a. long ss desired ~
ear b PAID In igll. or IA psrt. A. anv time %
suit y0ur coRvenisnce. snd any paft paid "a.
sGces TIE cost o. carving the iOan-
II yon ose q hasn - furn fHrp piano 0r
ofner property. W. Ill par 10 up for you aud
cary q ss org ss Fnn destre.
We slso make loans On the hui ding snf
lean association Plan.
Oar oTces are the most pleasant IN tne eity
snd are o. arranged shat parties calling upon
us may BE waited apoa aaisklT sad courfe-
ousT
Remember thst Tou have the use - both the
property and the meneg and can return tn
money q ssF tins
eatND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
Room . Tower hiock.
Corner 81 Monr0a. Pear and Gana srs
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The NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL 100000

THOMAS y. GILBERT, President.
6kO. G. BRIGGS. Vice Presden.
J.fhkDEklC BAAkS Cashier
h. II. HUNT. Assistant C4Shief
Transact business Ia all departments OF bank
tnk authorized by the National Banking Law
Exchanges available II al the commercial
cities OF the world s)ld 81 current rstea
L. 3. bonds bought and sold
DIRE TORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert Moves Z. Gyery,
Thomas }. OBrien. George q. BrfggA
David VI. Amberx Lemuei ID. Putnam.
hanson {. Luce, Constantine Morton.
EDWARD ii. Hunt. John G. FITZGERALD
I. Stewart White. Philo c. Fuller.
J. Frederic BsAr4
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CRY CLERK,
GRAND RArIDs Mich. Aug. l.. lSa2
Sealed proposals Will be received At tins Of
fee UP 10 and including o'clock p. m. OF
Monday. Aug. -. 1872. FOR the delivery OF 1900
bushels more or less of coke. ana fifty tons
more or less OF soft coal. g. the com Eittee on
buildings for use at the city hall. HE quality
or said coke and coal IN tie suitable for use 81
city hall and 10 be delivered between October
l. 1s92. and May /. 1885. At such times and in
such quantities as the committee on build ngs
may direct
The city reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids JOHN DREGGE.
ED. II. STEIN.
y, DE9RAAF. IN.
Attest: Committee on Buildings.
Wv. A. SHINENAN. City Clerk.
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HERALD DESIRELETS
FRED :. CLARK,
LINCOLN BOWEN,

o o o o o o o o o o
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REAL ESTATE COUNTRY

on ACRE grain and stock farm in lonia
on county. 20 acres cleared. spring. and els
tern water, nice orchard, good soil. small
house, barn and other buildings. Charles L.
Mercer. az MT. WiddicOmb building. 2Ss
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RE.h rgTArE CRY

klDk SALk-A "a room house 30. - North
tl.l8u street. near Futon q ce.y arralzee
1of 0lle Or IKo family sill sell cheap. 20
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HELP wAsrgD-saLE

NASTEi-Au active boy. aboa- u gears OF
W age 20 learn the r;li be- STAMP business.
one BhO las had seine experience Ia ettlns
typr Preferred. App-y -. FORBES. No. a Canal
street -
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WANTED hrst class boekkeeper. sfa1e
w az. experience aud rclerelces- Address
!. z. care CARRIER II. ~
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EuR SALE-Eleyeu-r8o 81 n house. cor
Bel Naiis0n avenue ald Pleasant street.
500 OK - pr m0ntai II TO IA house, .. sit
Nal >an avenue, Sdsto 0r So per month; =
roeni nllse Pleasant street. uear MAdt,on
avenue stN0er SIS Per uohthi I-rO9In housl.
n O. -, AUrGa niea 4 ret. 90 o. 50 Per
meath, s-fsSla house. No A. Dudley Pace.
= D. oF SO Per n0nt4s vacant lots Al prices
and money furnished 70 bulid. &. ". Iafis-
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NJ skhG9N. GRAND RAPTHs 4 INDIANA
ef - 0sA skol.. ~ = ID ~ q 5 81 8 IA
fie- Af-.. m s a a. sts : 81
sunday train leaves Ter Musl a.al - 46a.
AFnfcs nlIl Alsae.on g. = Ia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-20

iein unb Baron 8arlotp unb Elm arz
berer beuti6er Off3ier befinben ii6
unter ben 8ermunbeten. Mit anbes
rem Wortett, bic Expedition 1T tuieber
D6uig aufgerieben porben, ebenio, tpie
Dor fat S%abresfrift bic bes 9errn BON
3elinsfp.
Ser antiienitif9e 6eBer Mbllparbt,
Der unter Der 9lnflage 6es 6o6perratbs
unb 2anbesperratbs ftebt, 1T tpiber
gruarten sesen 8iirsi6aft tpieber frei=
selafen tpor6en. 9ie 8iirgidaft, bic
er gu ftelen bate, belief ii6 auf 10000
Marf, uel6e bon Der uNnti iemitti6en
Union" aufgebra6t purben. Inter
Begleituns elmer Maiif : &apele murs
be er bon elmer groB gen Menge 1einer
Inbdnser mad einem 0fentli6en 2ocas
le g%eleitet, no ibm au @bren elm Bait
felt berantaltet purbe, bel benz es on
SEP : &eben ge9en Bic Suben ni9t
feblte.
Wie anbere preuBii6e 8ermaltungss
3meige gebenft aud bic Stats 81 en-
babn=8 ermaltung, bic 8emiQigung Der
erforberli6en &rebite borausgeiebt, iid
in elmer ibrer 8ebeutung entipre6en=
ben Meiie an Der WeItausiteGung in
Chicago gu betbeiligen. Inter Der
8orausieBung Der Bereitfeaung aus.
rei6enber Mittel ipirb ertposen, nidi
bios Mobelle bon 8auanlagen unb
8etriebsmitteln oorsufibren, ionbern
2ofomotipen, iomie perionens uub
@iitermasen Der neue1en Sppen in
natura al.ssufteaen. Neben bieieu
S6auitiiden, melbe 10 ausaupdblen
iein tpiirben, baB iie elm anf6auli6es
Bib bon Dem gegenpdrtigen Stanbt
Der 8etriebsmittel Der StaatSbabner
lieferu, miirbe cine &eibe Der pi6tig.
ten @iienbabnbauperfe, mel9e ir
neuerer 3eit aussefibrt iino, tbeils
burd Mobeae, tbeils bur9 3ei9nun'
gen unb &ife peranf6aulidt perben.
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@ebt ans lad,enoe pbuuiopbeu!

gBtr pruen nidts prn ZEN fnurrenben Gpnifern ptis
fen. etc LADEN peber, nod Idheln tie. GS inb
traurtse @eieueu, - Dpspepttfsr. @epSbuli4 MAJ
den fe etn f~infere8 @eii@t, fnb blaRe, blnne, aus1cs
mtrteIte @eFaIten, BITE a~uaiebsn, aIs Of fe ME in if
rem aeben Elm i~afttses &oafbeef s~esefen. Son ibneu
bort man ME ienes tn0pfeiprensenbs, iaaaenbe BADEN,
mite elmer aaGt, ber NIT gutter @erbauuns sefesuet If.
Sbnen fnb Maulspurfsbaufen gerse, hber bic unbe=
beutenb1en Dinse drsern Fe f@, Bis fe ri4par, MRS
pen.A 9etst uns basesen ben Waann, Der tets stn
freunbli4 Gd@eln sur Adnb BAT, ber Mot hber 4leintsz
ietten auber Ha serdtt, unb Der letat Bu fr6bl.aem
@eldhter gu brinsen lit: etn folder Wann bat fetne
Observation-Disclosures. BUR Grlansuns bte5es eez
1esneten 8utanb8 sebrarHe 9ctetter'S Wagenbttter5
So pertretbt bic @erpDftat nnb bic benz Dpspepttte,
et~seutbhmlt&e 0eneistbett, iber aues gu brumnen
unb ;a tnurren. HbeumatismuS, 0ertopfuny, Ma,
larta, Nterenleibsn uub bic @rtppe rduInsn Dor BEN
Bttter8 bas Telb.
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electric Wttters.

DtttS S'ttmittsl 1T 70 pob.bstannt uut 70 popular
SS. .ui'ea' a faas 81 be tae es ,s nnq Ia Ot asbr suada S'T sit snms y
NIT Elm In fsig Sob. Cine reirers Misbtein etebt es
nt&t, unb IS pitb Garartie selsihei. has ie aues
%lsiitet, mas man Doa tyr rsri.tt4t electric Stitsrs
&e{hpire ausiHlas, Galafub NIB aubeie Eolaeu
unrsinen Dlutes. G5 tretbt bas D2alarta , Sieter
aus benz Sgben, bepst hemislben Dor unb belt IS
feIsf IN ben hartaddt8fen Rd8en, IS euriIt Rcpfs
{bmtr err, Siafnnhrans RAD bsw Ropfe une Wis, are.
Berip&e tss electric Bittsrs. Sttlurs p!rb %sarSnIirt,
oser has Gelp baradsfiaal pit. erets per 6taiAe 50
Gen Q pnp 81 in allen gpetEsten, gB s~pIelaie BET
Goelpb Dretb, 1hompiou & IS.
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Sie gerIiner NatiouaIseitur

9ie gerliner NationaIaeitune
melbet, boB BITE ruiitfde @esieruug mil
benz 8eiude bes @roBfirften @onitan=
tin in Nanep einen 6ebel anSuieBen be,
abli6tiste, UNI bic Barrier Banfiers
empfdngli6 fir cine neue rufiii6e Nn:
leibe BON 1000 MiGionen Grancs gu
ftimmen. Baron Mobrenbeim, Der
ruffif9e 8otf9after in pari8, bot biz
gauge Nnleibe einem Barrier Spnbicai
3u 70 on, bod meigerte bieies ii6, mebr
als % au geben unb bic unterbanblnn=
gen purbeH abgebro9en.
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90 ipate In teSem Saufe fetu.

8. D. MtIfsn, al GIap Sirabe, GbarpSburs, ga.,
iast, er m6Ate nidt pbne Or. Sings Neue @ntpeduns
fur S&rtnbiu6t, Suiten uub Grtdltuns iftn, benn
bafeIte babe feline Erau sebelt, pelte mad etnsm BETS
ttsen Gnfale Der Grippe BON Der 2uusen : Gntsinz
bans bebrobt purbe, unb mad benz ale anheren ense=
warbtsn WitteI piriunssloS s~ebliebeu paren. Robert
Barber pom Eoptspprt, 3D., erfldrt, bab Or. Siuss
Reue Grfinbuns tim metr senist babe, ais irsenb Cts
mas, mas er segeu feline Gunsentranfbsit eebrauGt
bate. Gs sis6t nt9ts HsfereS. Man psriu6e ssl
Srete probes Glaiden in Der Mpotbete RON @bolpb
DretB, Iboupipn & Go. @robe 5Iai&en 80 Gents
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Gfit feiner atmtbeffs VII.
Gofumbus, Rebr., Rou, 'se,
B1kor u @5e4 fareibt, baS SER W. Sisenet aui
DnHcnn. Wetr., felt ieiner &inbbeit an gpilepiir lii
nub battle ttindbe iebeH 5~fOeiten Gag iofde anfade unb
Ean4uoi oiters. 81 lit nun ein Sabr Der, felt q
paltcz &.rig's MsroenSSrdrfsr braudte nub ieitbem
Hnb and tsire gniiGe rrebr oetonnen.
9ttt ndrter ais felt aIs stpSIf Sa5rtn.
9apIoI Min. Co.. 4er. Eini 1890.
50 fit mein eanJes Seeen aa 9e~rpenlhpdde unb
mub fa9e:. oab id iet BEN Gebraun pou .paitpr
Rbnig'S ylerpen'St6rtsr" ftdrter tiihIe al5 Sftt ben lees
len lipbr Sahren Gron u. Gameron.
1x Gd,peiler M. Retne aus 6 nftorptII
Ter. Sshreibt: SD etbrau6te stuei Gloiben DOT
sDatfpr Gtnisss SlerDeusGtlTfer fir W~erpenihpdne
uthnt ~ b. atg NOR. BAG it bel bgr ~eerimgiten 1riaf
gu fnrsiea mubtt uno Dann &erSfiDpfeu besant; BIZ
nsn irsi odpon une empisble bas WlitteI aufs bette.
CH~ elm &errAtsl-H gun ,Ar 9rerp.srxaksssb
mfro Jeheu1 Der e8 oeY.1ngt 5pgeionht
Nrme .rhadteu aud BITE WtebisIn pu1icnit
2tefs WebuIr tprrbs feti hem Sabre 1916 ros ben
&c&u Pdfur Rbn,9. fort Wapns. Sub ~3ebereitc
nnb test uHt-r seintr arpeiiung bon Der
koENiG MEDICINE co
2S8 Randolph vt, CHICAGO, III
Sci slppthefern 81 habea flr
y 90 Die TIaf9e. q FIefdhes far Sb.0f
erest Sf.7S. o FIR $500.
Z SIN Q dn Gntonto bel slboIpb Dreib
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: Die r&Olnif6e 3sttanse geIbet,
baB Der ipabniinnise 8aperns& ontg
Otto fat gum 3biere berabgeiunten iei
unb nur ned Degetire. @r fenut
feline umgebung ni6t mebr unb Nabs
rpns mub ibm nit @epalt beigebra6t
ipeTDeM.
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ssn @sarieiae 1T bic laiemIid Il

= Sn Marieiae 1T bic (siemIi6 ure
mabri6einli6e) Na6ri6t einsetroHen
baB Der aonig 8eban3in bon 9abomeb
fi6 s%etpeisert babe, bas franaofif6e
Yroteetorat iiber ietn aonisrei6 an3us
ertennen unb baB er ii6 unter baS
protectorat 9euti9lanbs ge1telt babe.
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Co. aorr, m;n;oma 49,

Serr 6arrp Wiaiams, offentlis
der Notar in @reenpiqe, GAL, fbreibt
ME folgt: Cine Dame, mel6e oil befs
tigen Sdmersen i'm &iiden lit, ges
brau6te ct. Safobs Del unb lie uurbe
Qeheilt,
The Republican journal., 1892-08-11
NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS.

Geo. A. Mathews, OF Carmel, is in town
visiting relatives.
Oliver Atwood, of Winterport, is visiting
Geo. and Bonnie Fernald
in town visiting relatives.
Geo. Abbott, of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
relatives at Dodge's Corner
Mrs. Abbie Black, widow of the late VIM.
+. Black: is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Susan Towle has recently visited
relatives in DiXmont and Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs G. O. Fernald attende d
Campmeeting at Northport, last Sunday.
Albert Massure, of New Haven, Conn. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. George Flowers.
Most of the farmers have finished haying
and report two thirds as much as last year.
Mrs. Nelson Staples has returned from a
pleasant visit to her sons in Massachusetts
Miss Nettie Fleetwood of Winterport has
been in town dressmaking for Mrs. c. O.
Fernald.
urday as delegate to the Republican coun-
ty convention.
Miss May Nickerson has returned from
Swanville, where she has been stopping for
the past month.
F. J. Dow and Joseph Green left recently
for Waterville where they are employed in
the granite business.
Quite delegation from Granite Grange
attended the County Grange at Prospect
August I'd, and had very pleasant time.
The Republican journal., 1892-08-11
SHIP NEW S.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

Aug. ., sch 4Adeline, Boston; James
Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
Aug. 6, sch Susie p Oliver, Snare, Turks
Island; Odell, Wade, Boston; Centurion,
Boston.
Aug. 9, sch Leonessa, Dodge, New York
Mary E. Luce, Portland; Carrie Crosby,
Boston.
The Republican journal., 1892-08-11

Aug. ., sch -Adeline, Boston. James
Holiness Ryan, Boston.
Aug. &, sch Susie p. Oliver, Snare, Turks
Island; Odell, Wade Boston; Centurion,
Boston.
Aug. 9, sch Leonessa, Dodge, New York 4,
Mary E. Luce, Portland; Carrie Crosby
Boston.
Aug. Z, sch Adeine, Bangor.
Aug. TO- sch Carrie Crosby, Rockland !;
Centurion, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Aug >. Arrived, bark Nilora
II Hopkins, Dow, Boston; 3, arrived, schs
Florence < Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville );
Mary l. Crosby, Williams, Darien, Ga; Jas
O'Donohue, Bangor; David Torrey. Drink
water, Providence; cleared, sch Nellie S
Pickering, McKeen, Mayport, Fla; I, clear
ed, sch Florence Leland, Adams, Fernan-
dina &, arrived, sch Annie II Lewis, Lewis,
via Port Washington; I, arrived, sch Lester
A Lewis, Burgess, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Aug >. Arrived, sch III J
Cottrell, Haskell, Matanzas ), arrived, bark
j w Dresser, Parker, Cienfuegos; arrived,
sch James A Parsons, Howe, Hallowell; s,
arrived, Ship Great Admiral Rowell Boston !:
cleared, sch Warren Adams, Newburyport;
s, arrived sch. Harry Closson, Jr., Appeby,
ApalachicOla.
Satlla River, Ca, Aug. 4. Sailed sch.
Horace &. Morse, Hartman, Lynn.
/ Baltimore, Aug J. Sailed, sch Olive Peck
er, Hail, Boston,
! Boston, Aug ). Cleared, sch Daniel b
Fearing, Clifford, Bangor and Washington
arrived, sch Charlotte I Sibley, Bartlett,
, Philadelphia.
! Bath, Aug ). Sailed, sch Flora Condor,
Osborne, New York.
/ Bangor, Aug 2 Cleared sclls MARY Ann
Mccain, Providence Willard Salisbury,
South Norwak; Celia f, Annapolis, Md 3,
cleared, sch Maggie Mulvey, Ranlett, New
4 York u, cleared, brig Fideia, Jordan, Turks
| Island; $, cleared, sch Tofa, Wilson, Balt-
more.
| Brunswick, Ga, Aug4 Cleared sch Viola
Reppard, Anderson, Boston.
Georgetown, p z, Aug T. Arrived, sch
Young Brothers, Snow Kennebec: 6, arrv-
ed sch Eliza J Pendeton, kennebec,
| Charleston, S Q, Aug6 Sailed, brig II b
Hussey, Hodgdon, Weymouth.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Anjier, June 49, Passed, bark Jennie
Hardness, Manila, for New York.
| Hong Kong, Aug 4. Arrived, ship Charger Z,
Goodale New York.
Havana, Aug ?. Sailed, sch Hattie MEG
Buck, Sprowl, Mobile; 1, sailed, bark Ma
tanZas, Rice, New York.
Cardenas, July %. Cleared, sch Georgia
Gilkey, Gilkey, New York
St Helena, June g. Passed, ship Gov
Rohie, Nichols, Hong Kong for New York.
Rio Janeiro, July 10. Sailed bark Bel
mont, Parker, Trinidad.
Demerara, Aug. .. Arrived sch. Benz
Fabens, Condor, Portland
MARITIME MISCELLANY
Spoken. Schr Waldemar, Zealand, Cape
Haytien for North Of Hatteras, Aug. ., lat
% 04, Ion 73 %.
The schooners w. T. Donnell, Enos B.
Phillips, Isaiah Hart, Woodward Abrahams,
Alicia B. Crosby, George E. Wolcott and the
bark Cheshire, with an aggregate of 10000
tons Off ce from Maine ports, were lying off
Fell's Point yesterday. As most of the berths
at the ice-houses are occupied the vessels
must await their turns to discharge. Balti
more Sun, Aug 8.
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DIED..

ATWOOD. At North Cambridge, Mass, Aug
6, Benjamin F. Atwood, aged "a years
BROWN. In jefferson, Aug. = +. y. Brown
formerly proprietor of the Lake House aged about
66 years.
BROWN. In Rockland, July 80, Clara A., widow
of Hector NJ. Brown, aged 81 years, II months and
and 10 days.
ELWELL. In Waldo, Aug. ), Lucy E., wife OF
George Elwel aged about y years.
FROHOCk. In Northport, July %, Olive L..
wife of Joseph NJ. Frohock, formerly of Rockand
aged Il years.
GILMAN. In Liberty, Aug, :, Aretta c. Gil
man, aged - years and 10 days.
HART. In Rockland, Aug. 3, Albert, son of
Albert and Martha A. Hart, aged > months and
10 days.
HILLS. In Rockland, July 81, Ann, widow of
Vim. II. Hills. aged 81 wears II months, Il days.
HARDING. In Unity, Aug. L. Daniel Harding,
aged about 20 years.
LORD. In Rockland Aug. ,, infant daughter
OF Otis A. and Lucy A. Lord
MINER. In Morrill,, Aug. s. Geo. Mixer, aged
70 years and months
PEAVEY. In Boston, Aug 9 Jacob Peavey,
formerly of Waterville, aged nearly - years
YEATON. In Rockland, Aug. >, Eliza j. Neaton,
aged 60 years, II months and 10 days.
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Wesley Scribner. of Monroe, was in town
last week. Miss Lille Scribner, his niece,
accompanied him home.
Mrs. Lizzie Staples and little daughter, of
Monroe, We're in town last week visiting the
family of Nelson Staples.
Mrs. Drummond Hartman of Saxonville,
Mass, was in town last week visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. H. Cleaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster. of Frankfort, have
been at Sunnyside cottage the past week,
guests of their son. George w. Webster.
Messrs. Martin Thomas, of Lowell, Mass,
and Albert Thompson, of Searsmont, have
been in town lately visiting relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. l.. Y. Ellis and daughter, Miss Clara,
of Washington, D. c., have been visiting re-
latives here. Mrs. Ellis was formerly Miss
Rose Rosenbaum, of this place.
Mrs. VIM. H. Carter and daughter Helen,
who have been in town for the past five
weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Marion
! Mathews have returned to their home in
| Chelsea Mass.
Friday afternoon August 9TH, little Mat
tie E, Chaplin enjoyed her Sth birthday
very much Her grandmother, Mrs, Martha
F. Matthew'S who she is stopping with this
summer, gave her birthday party. About
., old and Young We're present. Among TIL
/ number from abroad We're Mrs. l.. y. Ellis
and daughter Clara, of Washington, d. c.,
Mr.. Martin Thompson and George Abbott,
of this place who was " years old last June
of them. She is the great grandmother OF
Matte
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MARRIED..

DAMON-RICHARDS. In Rockport, July %,
Dr. Joseph ID. Damon and Florence Il. Richards,
both of Rockport.
GRANT ADSW WORTH In Ninalhaven, July
"a, Ammen b. Grant and Mrs. Sophronia f. Wads-
worth. both of Ninalhaven.
HARNEY-ATWOOD. In North Bucksport, Aug.
&, Capt. Samuel Haryeyiand Mrs. Sarah Perry At
wood of Brewer
TWITCHELL-CLOUGH. At Temple Heights,
Northport, Aug. H. by 0. H. Cummings, ESQ, Mar
tin c. Twitchell, of Redtield, Iowa, and Mrs. Har-
riet A. Clough, of Camden Me.
WH1TE-STOUT. In Fort Meyers, Florida, Aug
l, Capt. Wellington NJ. Whites of Tampa, and Miss
Lille Stout of Fort Meyers.
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BORN

BOND, 10 Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bond, of Sandy
Point,
HACK July Is, to Rev. and Mrs. II. T. Hack a
son.
SLEEPER. In South Thomaston. July %, To
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sleeper, daughter.
THOMPSON. In Rockland, July 26, to Mr.. and
Mrs W. W. Thompson, MISUNDERSTANDING
Helen.