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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
HARRISON MYSTERY DEErEss.
Mrs. Mary Oliver. the Alleged Win,
Now Drops Out OF Sight


INV YORK. July A-So far a. can be
learned by the officers Of the Old Dom
inion Steamship company in this city
Mrs Mary Oliver has not yet arrived in
Norfolk, Va. on her return trip in search
OF the valise containing 100000 in
securities which she says Cicero Harri-
son. her father. had with bim prior TO
his starting northward on the steamboat
Guyandotte. Mr.. Harrison il supposed
To have fallen overheard at midnight
during the voyage and been
drowned. Superintendent Smith.
OF the old Dominion line.
received word this morning from the
agent 81 the company at Norwalk. under
date OF yesterday noon. that Mrs. Oliver
had not yet put in an appearance. Mrs.
Oliver. IL will be remembered, left
Boston with Mr.. Harrison and both
went to Norfolk. 1t is stated that the
couple quarreled on tho trip. and that
two valises were carried between them.
After leaving Norfolk. at which place
Mrs Oliver was understood 10 be the
wife OF Mr.. Harrison. they started for
New York on the Steamer Guvandotte.
The oil i gentleman is said tobe crowned.
by what cause is unknown, and the dis
appearance Of Mrs. Oliver adds consid-
cradle suspicion TO the mystery sur
rounding the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

l. w. Sprague q Grcenville is guest
in Sweets. Mr. Sprague h in the city
b. attend the meeting a the hoard ~
managers - the soldiers home. The
board will consider soldiers home mat.
tsfs today and tackle the women's an.
n.s tomorrow Fer the life ~ me. |
haven't the slightest IDEA what viii
finally be d.,ne about the matter sid
NJ Sprsgue lssi night III 10 compli.
cHted ia the extreme. and the lcG(alosure
kiodly left u For the hoard 20 uo1nneie.
We we're given si5no fw . building and
E.ooo D. run IL neat year. We talked
TIE shoie thing over ~ the isst meeting
snd sleriie-i that II wruld b. much bet
ief Il we eould M up building that "
there and utiiis. the remainder - the
tlass for current cxpeus>s But se
have foend that we can not nee the sp
n psisilen Toe any thing esesri taiid
ire Meme n the toerd are IN favor ~
tha seheuss. =nysss. hat | sgpp,~> 90 II
have In do the hess Ne can snd carry
eni ne prosissoa- - the iss II seala
nianifesfiy D. mar~ erenosnIesl n -e
essuld mse sns large boilains and
D. 50; nsean< utiiiss The general steam
hestins and The eroltne bet thls
snTfbs.a an never fe~alt esfisfsct rfsis !
10 lhe ssasilie- ~ill Re tsa rie-e tsTsshrr
sfi tFeahle y ~afe o. snsae TIE 81.
tasc ~y~s<ns hss h~<e sasr-ss~i II vii
h. as~@sneaasxsi, tat ffe@ Ess<o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05


e1nndpef.s = (cesRahar 70 - eeher- ~
/ go bseneA - vhoss thieg = vsy
ozmpa,co1ne = 0ln1aks uan uo1e -
nskssf sns vensss hes1s q enssx so
the 6ssld'srs henA ls ehonad have bsea
IN diaessas - a,>nGeehss. nns The
lac 49, osno DonDd I'D - eAah e1ss
~ sneke - - = u Al ~ cnn % -
- haiid son1sehh.g snd ia ~ NE
,si.tnrs;. esa y. Srr.ros 80
$50 .-.s,.,.s.5 - - .s.sEsS vlss =.
-. 1870 e-i~ - - 49, ~ lwrns~
- - 49, -. 49, al A ~ !.
49, e.. =. 49, - 49,.
-D0 you kocw shy Il nearly siwe}s
49, az sss ~, .. o1ssn = s ~. 800
ssssss,isr 49, !. |. . $50 ss,,lsns.
-. - sk. go ...,,..sS shs msn
severely. IN rsspoose ~ the fscetsoos
answer made By . listener. The tire
crscksrs snd the torpedoss are resPon-
sible: The continued nciss aud t'o@-
49, - sal,.s, "a
- es,s. 4, !. 49,, RECONSIDERATION
= ns-..s,ssh. 49, Sc-s-s;ms-
.ss..rsi 49, -s....slis 80 shs
rim. but - : rule. Il 3 the thousands
az exulorioos. 6omesimes IL dos NOT
rain July 4. but the sky alusss becomes
cloudy lste In the aftsrpoon ~ ia the
evening. | am confident in cay oun
mind that the undergraduates day rains
prove beyond argument that Dyreuforth
10 right in his claim that rain cen b
produced by mechanical mesn&'
Among the furniture men vho arrived
at The Morton Yesterday we're A. &.
Nosss. o. Wsshington; Frsd Moore, a
Blnehamton. n. Y: A. A. Packard. Of
Spring6sId. MasaL: c. Il. Hart. a Cleve-
land; +. J. Sloiherg and Joseph Bracht.
u Toledo Most II them are srllerA
M NJ p.;a ,
49,. us'' ' - n's .ssI - 80 ~.
Ao' snu po'i"o's"' "'c~ ." 'As A''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

IT Is evident that the legislature
passed the bill for a women's annex to
the Soldiers home without consuming
any 81 rs law making gray matter in
considering the measure. Members of
the Soldiers home board and they OF
all others are best competent to Judge
pronounce tho scheme failure. Two
years from now the state will have spent
10000 in a useless experiment. and
another legislature will be called upon
90 make an appropriation for building a
satisfactory home for the wives OF the
yeterans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Four Boys injured at Ann Arbor Yes-
trrsiay.

Avn Amor. Mich. July -Four fire
men were seriously injured al the engine
house about midnight by the bursting
Of cannon. They were loading it to
fire the last charge. The cannon was
hot and burst. Frank Kapp was hold
ing Il on his lex al the time. The butt
q the cannon was blown through his
right leg. tearing il SO frightfully near
the thigh that il hung by onl, afew shreds.
Charles Carroll. who was ramming the
charge, lost both hands with the excep-
ton Of two fingers on the left hand
Henry McLaren and William Rettich
were badly cut by flying pieces. but are
not dangerously hurt. The injuries 81
kapp and Carroll are 50 severe that il
10 believed they will die in short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

A Bavarian aeronaut named Koch has
scheme for new guidsble flying apa-
ratus. and the Bavarian minister of the
interior and Of education think enough
Of him and Of II TO make him q grant
OF goo marks 10 enable him 20 carry
out his idea. He has described his
plans in a pamphlet entitled Free Hu-
man Flying. rs the Preliminary Condi-
ton OF Dynamic Aeronautics." lie will
first acquire the necessary skill himself.
and will practice over the Lake Of Con.
stance. The prince regent Of Bavaria is
much interested in the Chicago
Inter Ocean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

The John Price t,n~s on LAX. uaron
"a r~w saved

DsrRosr. Mich. July 1 The obi
schooner John Prise. los,iesl with trap
net stak<~. sprung a leak 80 miles "a
rhunslet Hay Island yesterday ant cap
sazasi. The turn over came ~ suddenly
that ths eree esnaFe.i With only their
lives. a woman add tvc children teitg
tskon esst a the esnslae by The crew q
Tia steamer J~seft ehn vent . the
rssesse And t,ysk the anfHfnnates g. the
Thanslss Hay lsfe saving station On TIE
say three yssssng men Nef- iaaen - a
rasi bs,st vhsch. hsd eagssased ftag ussies
oat Ia de hsy The Price zee nef Ia
s4f-#l. thaaxh The eafeo SO eosefesl
Th~ s.ta.snss eiii ~ stassleneti arsl
pfose = dangerous inpe.siaseat - nass
setlot4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
LOLLOCAPOP AND
NO TOUCH EN-

particularly euphonous but sINGED CAT
far than looks the mers OF these
than the euphony of their icsccao
mean. that will keep mosquitoes away from
TOUCH EN- prepa ration harmless cold cream
that will keep mosquitoes. and from
troubling those that IL Every fisherman wants these
shoud have them; all who annoyed by
ner will find using LOLLoSAPOP or No
TOUCH EN will enable to live longer and happier
life happiness be ehespy procured who
c neglect To procure AZ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
MANY MINERS ENTOMBED.
A Frightfiul Explosion Occurred ~
the Th0rnviile Coalcrie2.

LONDON. July 4.--Great excitement
has been caused in Thornville. York
shire. by an explosion that occurred to
day. One hundred and fifty miners are
eutombed. and il is feared that the loss
Of life will be heavy. Rescuing parties
are hard at work. and four bodies have
been recovered. The pit 10 badly blocked
with fallen rock. dirt and timbers. and
the progress Of tho rescuing parties 10
therefore SLOW. Ii is feared that the
men who escaped death in the explosion
OF fire damp will be suffocated by the
the choke damp unless speedily rescued.
The scenes usual at the pit mouth in
the case OF mining accidents are being
repeated in Thornville. and considerable
trouble il experienced in keeping those
having relatives or friends in the mines
from interfering With the work Of the
rescuerR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

LONDON. july "A dispatch from
Hong Kong reports another fanstical
outbreak against missionaries IN China.
Tue dispatch says = mob Il natives al
tackled two Swedish missionaries named
Wickholm and Johsnrscn az Mschsgal.
sixty miles from Hsnkox. aud killed
them No further details are given. but
the murders are supposed 10 have -f,een
due to the antifnreign placarts that
have hitherto caused much troabie for
the foreign missionaries seslding Ia
China
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

NEW YoEx miiiionaires viii begin to
share the burdens u taxation. Deyo's
Law. which provides for an oquitahle as
sesement and fair valuation. IL sEid to
be effective. How very strange it would
sssss II the really rich were really taxed
90 the basse a their real wealth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

NfNs VsS ZASpT's mother has ct
pressed great admiration Tor Governor
Altseld- Probably ellie Sood 30 willing
60 marry him under similar circum-
stances b those under which her dasgh.
Ter married August spies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
TAXES IN NEW y0h


Nav Yoks. July A-Ths t~x hooks
q Esu lort City fs lsl<S made public
yesterday. reveal salasssous grsstss ~
nearly pss o~as than thnss Il lass yesr
the iacr~ass being n the aggregate
ol0t.sh&:s7s In real v4lnrs shs lnsrssrs
It ob7Gs. 10. - sesinss e6odu6. 703 fos
lisa - - extraordinary. II - derived
largely from the bsiIding inprssesnsusA
in the TDslfsh ward. which y tssssea
Fifty -sixth street and the Harisn nv<s.
clear AGREES chs city. and IN the T~eal,
secoed ward. vel a Sixth avenue. fru,n
Forty ninth n Eighty -saxth street
The remarkable increass An thu
amount u the personal proprrsy saius
tons, which are oa.55G.s 6l nlore thar Tor
lssss &C. IS per cent e the entire mere
nent To produces THE result the com-
mis~sooefs snforossd the Dcyo Lac, bach
va psn>cd "a prevent the evasion az
personal taxes by Investments In nan.
taxAbls property.
Oath. by this statute. has heen made
that questionable Investments vere nos
made 10 evade TAXATION.
lncscase1 b>rspnAalssy.
In addition % the foregoing % 600 90
81 the increased persunal valuation a.
represents In the valuation u persunai
ity u the Jay Gould estate q ei00oo.
which 10 the original assrt. nosx ia.
standing the efforts II the executon Tor
reduction. Mr.. Gould psid tazes ca
10000 only during his life time. Bs
sides the tlo0Oo0 assessment of the
s~fxie. George J. Gould " asso~<-,d ca.
ts0D.Op: Edwin Gould on fiolool. and
Miss Helen Il. Gould on f.spOVa
Some II the other big personal assess
ments are ~ follows
William II. Vanderbilt estate. ts.os..
GO, Moses Taylor estate. titnloo,
Louis &. Hammersly. ti.Uo.osl. knsssil
Sage. 100000. John Is. Trevor estate.
tl.Uooup; William Asfor estate. ssi.sp
60; Sidney Dillon c<iate. 81 .scoOs':
William w. Astor. ta00op, John
KDowcr estate. 10000 b. T. Babstt
estate. e5mop; w. X. Travers estate.
100000: Marshall q. Roberts estate.
e;to.00D. Joseph M,Ihank. s5pooe, SAN.
uel J. Iilden estate. tsUo0D. Richard
Arnold estate. es,00. 100, Daniel A. Fasef-
weather estate. t7Jo.OV0, Adam W Spius
estate. sGooooo. Samuel wiliett estate.
100000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

SPKszER Csisr has promised that
Blatherskite Bland shall not be chair.
man q tho crinage committee 90 the
next house II lie is reelected speaker.
This - almost enough ~ an iuducement
20 prevail upon the republican members
t. vote for the Georgia democrat for
speaker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

CAETER HARRISON was awhole Fourth
~ July celebration in himself yesterday.
When the white haired mayor waved
.Iackson's sword and commanded tho
.ao,ooo citizens present 10 swear ALE
glance TO the grand old flag. the mighty
chorus was the triumphant shout OF q
nations people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

To attempt tn describe the magnih-
cent outbursts II patriotism in jackson
Park yesterday would be like attempting
b condense description Of the glories
q a century into three-line paragraph.
They are indescribable. Neither this
nor any previous generation ever saw or
hsar. the like.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

oHIo popuiists think that. Grover is
traitor and should be impesehed. II
t.rover entertained any - the Wild and
incendisry principles - the Omaha
platform which we're resiarmed by the
Ohio csanks the charge might be true.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

t'sfcses eeisbsstrd Tie fearth -
jay 10 a niasr 4 xssey sod 9th -
ssaestang saeifesatiess u PATRIOTIC o.
siaiir tsslesss neeef t.ss snyfhlnz IN
tae p.ea faar hssie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Ocs saloon- sere wisieop-n yesterday,
hat In Tno~s q them the cash drawers
w.re wide shut ell day loav. Public
sentiment y more poverfal in roms rs
spects than prohibstiYe laws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Horohros. Mich, yaly A-fred A.
Maynard q Grand R4pzsis drew the
largest crowd ever present IN the fore
noon al amp presious celebration. Hls
reference ro Mccsuiey's prediction re-
sarsiing the future dangers 81 tie eoun-
Try or acceuIt II the eontroi passing
80 the dangerous element. AID his. cita-
lion 70 The recent occurrences which
point n that direction. were loudly
ehsered and intense interest was mani
Tested throughout bis eloquent and
stirring Grafton. We thank Grand Rap
ads for AIDING . great feature 10 our
celebration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

s~x man who esn complain ~ ye-tef
days sea-e ia Grand Rapids ard feel
Easy IA The spciety - his ean-csenee
shoali b laas.k~,i T. boiler shep fer
a ieFn n sessa yeafs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

sfrugk wseou in which l. I. koss and
hIs son u~r' riding. hall s1nile ssss =
Posttrsiiie YESTERDAY Mr.. kl<< escsped
With = frxSlufed cellar bons. tso pToksa
rits and bruised arm The boy y
seriously injured sbou. tie hips-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

spratfs ID Dog Food

Isn will be quite in line We fire de oee
DOG FOOD and line of foods and medicines
for Your health
after and Wholesome
for perfect health good pure
an good wholesome SPRATT"S DOG FOOD s Ia
1t than other food easier 10
perfectly and sweet in every particular
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

LAwros. Mich. July A big crowd
n In fown and people are continually
arriving ia large numbers Gen. k A.
Aixer and Congressman J. L. Burrows
are here. This afternoon they viii de-
hvsf addresses 1t the dedication VI the
soidicrv monument.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

Original Adelia NJ. Ferris tnurse.
ChR'es IL. Devall. Original widowa
etc sophia NJ. Fuller. Mary r. Hume.
John H. Decker father. minor III Alan
son Osborn. Caroline Wilson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

WASHINGTON. july L = For Lover
NnhL,zn: Light rain. followed BY clear
in4 weather; soufheFiy ei1ds. becoming
sariatle: uarnser "A northern portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

kfsa f,saass sitsTs'f ~ she thfoee
a titoeca. Ia b 49, tas Kings ellp
- Z, To- usssoa - 1se.ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05

psrr,as,sss Aseh. JaIy fh~
iss~.ii1. sspss-- Ga ,he tssasd fraAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-05
Mg5 Everybody Wears
81 a Mask.

disguise evil character under the of
hide sngy, nature in mask OF scenin
good but disguise your face WILL il being the
the soul must shine and show
YOU as You really this reminds
of shovcs triae passe but
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06

ticels on the decks of the other warships
turn away, sick with horror. Screams
and Slrirks arose, and in the white foam
appeared redeemed arms and legs and
wrenched and torn bodies Headless
trunks We're tossed out of the vortex to
linser moment IN the surface and sink
ont NJ -iyht
All within reach of that vortex lost
theil presence Of mind. Men who knew
HON to swim ceased swimming aud foll. lit
With tile waters Men clutchea each other
in frenzy, and struck each other of
One man, who escaped, says that he saw
ia ths Great vortex 1T least 80 of his fell
lows lighting witl each other and With ia
eyltablv death Iii a moment or So the
knives disappeared and the vortex began
Y clo>e up.
Eoa H~ Hi h~r, ANp ~ AIDING IIAFArE
Wf MANY.
THE ship was beneath the surface lust
as the whll WAS Swallowed almost to the
>ulta@e Then therc WAS 4 mutfed sound
Nt thunder. TIM waters were tossed up and
steam burst from them. Again shliehs
aud screams burst from The swimmers
l5e lNilels hal exploded the sea lad
rl~Ne3 iMto tlp tnrnacss ana THE swim
mcls We're beating Waves Nj sealdjng VA
uf.
Wth MID l9i Under RlRnge of the Nc-
talia al the hoat~ werr c.tIipa AWAY from
ai te HIpt sMps altl Came strainin4
owen Tho ~ea to- ~aNo tic Srlug@leIs.
THESE heal- were soon picking up these
Mlf3 laa -@t NNt Nj leacll NJ the vortex
Ky lng a- tht NolteX Wa~ therr the boats
dared not venture mean N1t they did lift
trout tht sealding water several wrctched
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
PROBATE NOTICES.

AZ a Probate Court held at Belfast within and fof
June, 4. ID. 1898
A certain instrument plrportinr 10 he Till with
~ alltl testament Of LOUISA NJ. HATCH tate
OF = noX. IN said County Of Waldo cl,cca ,t.,l INV
my been presented for probate
ordered. That notice he given to all persons in
eIeStet bN causing copy Of this order to IL, rl
lSne'l lhfte weeks successfully i'll THE Republicau
journal printed At Belfast that thev MAY al,pcar
at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
ana Tor sad County, ON the second Tues lay Of
July NEXT At ten Of the clock before lunll and
show cause, il any they have. whN the same siien i,
not PC proved, approved ami allowed
GEO. +. JOHN SON .Ju,..e
true copy Attest:
.IEKEH ID. PAEKEi Register
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
Transfers il Real Estate.

Ihr following transfers III real cstatr were
recorded ~ Waldo County Registry of Deeds
ttr the we+l ending june ~, l,9} Sarah
NJ BLAKE, Mautville III Erneiil, Il. Jalnt-
son, do. Oliver q. Critelett, Belfast To
Augustine Colhuru, do. GeoIgit H. Carter
Searsaort, * Fred T.. White Belfast Mav
Il Eaton, Jackson to Chas H. Boyd Mon
roe. T. Il. Foley and wife, AitlAn Min,
TO Mrs. Thomas Morrisey, Winterport.
Laura r Glidlen, Northport, to Chas Dur
nam. Boston. +. w Goodwin ana another,
Bangor, to Flavila w. Ridley, Prospect
Hugh Il. Hatch and another, Isiesboro, to A
r. Hatch, 10. Lewis W. Howts, Boston, to
Susan l., SalmOnl, do. HI IL. johnson estate
Belfast, to Clarence o. Poor, do. Nellie A
Luce, Belfast. to James G. Durham do John
W. Morrison, Palermo, to Abbie Morrison
%. VIM W. Sal nond, Boston, to Lewis w.
Howes, do. James Simpson, Searsport, to
Hannah Porter, do. Maria A. Skinner, Bel
last, TO Harrison Hayfora, do Howard n.
Towle, Searsport, % VIM. P. Towle, 40. H
w. Wescott, Knox, to Susan Flye, Freedom
Rachel Weymouth, Burnham, to Melinda f
Goodwin, DO III. w. Wescott, Knox, to John
L. Watts, DO. John Ward Thorndike, to
Henry F. Parsons, do
NJ
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
STATE or MINE,
lido IS. Court Of Insolvency

Fourteenth stS ot ,lune, a y. ls.i.;.
In the MATTER Of
WESTBhoDk X. THOMAS.
mn srai>inont. lnsnvent Debtor
FL Il hereby ordered that notice Id given Al
L l'rr>un, Interested iii the settlement VI tile
first ami final account 81 REL Ell ROBINSON, Az
signec of The above named IlsnlVent Debtor. hV
causing c0N If this order To he published three
weeks successfully, IA the Republican journal N
newspaper printed IN Belfast ill said coilnfy, THAT
they may ,ppeal at 4 Court Insolvency to Nv
heltt AT lie Probate Court Room the twelfth
ttaN OF .|Ult neNt, az ten nruck in the forenoon
and be heard thereon. and ohe if they callsr
GEO. I'll JOHNSON.
.Iuige oi Insolvency Court, Waldo County
\ trile COPY Attest
3w23 jEFE'n ID. PARKER, Register.
The Republican journal., 1893-07-06
BELFAST DIRECTORY.
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.

BfLF -ASI DIRECTORY.
U u ! VII
h'''-h''Aps ANp - EANsoATs,
Trans leave 6.3o a. m, and 1.25 and So
?. m Arrive 1T 300, and 30 q. m, ant
w p, n
steamers leaNt Belfast tor Camden, Rock
lahd ana Boston, about 2oo y. N. F"
9earSpoft' ana Bucksnorf, about $50 a. IN
uaiIN
STEAMER viking leaves every week "a,
az Z r. t"r EY'ttr'S CNyt- HeWts' Point
aii' ,astine- Leaves ,astlhe every Meet
Gay al 10 a. m, Tor lSis-sboro and Belfast
Steamer asst me- leaves Belfast fnr Green ;:
Landing TUESDAYS and thursdays at 10 4
n, arriving Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
hSNs ~ ~ =. M
CHURCHES.
E,n+4s+ 1yi.,l, s+,...... ,., In,,n = rril+nr
ns,sti, pr,.,-l,;,,'t .,i'i.., IN III l.
ST,,'a!,, I,4- lNI N, NH III & Iii
Fr,I,..,,. ,'4"'+i5r p,.,S-ln, I ,, =
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