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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-03
Secret Societies.

The regular meeting of Timothy Chase
Lodge, F. & A. Nj, will be held this, Thurs
day, evening. The officers will be installed
Past Master L. E. McMahan installed the
officers Of Ph9uix Lodge, F. and A. NJ
Monday evening, the District Deputy being
kept away by the storm.
The installation of officers of King Solo,
mon Council, r. and S. NJ, was postponed
from Tuesday evening, Feb. 1st, on account
of the storm. The new date has not yet
been decided on.
Miss Bertha l. Bird, District Deputy
Grand Master, went to Castiue last Friday
to install the officers of Madocowando
Rebekah Lodge, l. o. OF. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Samuel Adams.
C. B. Hall, Past High Priest, will install
the officers of Corinthian Royal Arch
Chapter next Monday evening. Picnic sup
per will be served. The installation will be
public to Royal Arch Masons and their
families.
AS Knights of Pythias day, Feb. 18th. falls
on Saturday this year, Belfast Company
Uniform Rank, will have its annual ball on
Monday, the Dist, at the Belfast Opera
House. The Belfast Band will give a con
cert and play for the drill and march, and
the dance music will be by the Belfast
Theatre Orchestra. The supper will, as
usual, be furnished in an extemporized din
ing room on the stage.
James E. Wentworth. d. ID G. NJ. of the
Eighth Masonic District, furnishes the fol-
lowing additional particulars in relation to
the Masonic convention to be held at Ma
sonic Temple in Belfast, Feb 10th The E.
and F. G. degrees will be worked at ,
o'clock sharp; the NJ. NJ degree in the even
ing. NJ, w. Hiram Chase, P. G, NJ, and
Henry l.. kilgore of Belfast, Rev 0. II.
Fernaid OF Searsport and other distinguish
ed visitors will address the convention
Supper will be furnished visiting brethren.
A banquet will be served in the evening.
All Masons in good standing are invited
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DIED.

ABBOTT Drowned al Verona, Jan. IL William
Abbott, aged Al years and l l months
BEAN, In Belfast, Jan. n. Charles A. Bean
aged 62 years and months.
BLAIsDELL. In Rockland Jan 2l, Mrs. Jennie
Balsdell, aged 81 years and months
CLEMENTS. In Waldo Jan. 2S, Eugene +
Clements, aged 46 years, . months and 3 DAYS
Freethy, aged 4S years, 8 months and l | DAYS
HOOPER In RrookSville, Jan. II, Mrs Sarah
w. Hooper, aged % years, 3 months and DAYS
HODGDoN. In Rockland, Jan. 26, EnOch Holr-
don, a native of Mt. Desert aged "a wears / /
months and / days.
lSGRAHAM. In Rockland, Jan. %, sylvia r.
(Getcheli,) widow of Henry f Ingraham a native
OF south Thomaston, aged SO years, months
and days.
LAMPscN. In Rockland, JAN %, Eliza l.,
(Adams,) widow of Ambrose Lampson a native of
Northport, aged 81 years and 3 DAYS
PETERS. In Penobscot, Jan. 2l Agnes Nj .
Peters, aged 81 years, IL months and 81 DAYS
ROBERTS. In Penobscot. Jan. 90 Mrs Mary
Roberts aged so years and 26 days:
SHEA. In R0ckland, Jan. "a, George Burkett
son OF Thomas Z. and Nellie Shea, native of Bel
Cambridge, Mass, for burial.
SMITH. In Vinalhaven, Jan. l6 Maria widow
of Adriel Smith, aged So years
STEVENS. In East Belfast Jan. 81, Herbert L.
son OF Herbert L. and Elnora Stevens aged |
year, month and Gays.
WILSON. In Belfast. Jan. 80, James Albert
wilson, aged "a years, months and 3 days.
WHIrMoRE. Drowned at Verona Jan. IA
Louis NJ. Whtmore, aged % wears
WOOSTER. In Sullivan, Jan. %, Can't. Henry
l.. Wooster, aged rs years and days.
YOUNG. In Waltham, Mass, ANGELA wife of
T. Thompson Young, formerly of Union, aged 90
years.
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Suit Against a Bucksport Firm.

P. H. Gillin, Esq. of Bangor, counsel
for Annie McLain, Of Bangor, administra-
trix of the estate of Martin Russell, has
brought suit in the sum of S., 600 against
F. q. Perkins & Co., of Bucksport, for
the death of Russell, Sept. 2lst of last
year. Russell was one of the young men
drowned in the Penobscot river off Bucks
port, above Indian point, on the day nam
ed. Four of them went out in a frail
boat after logs for the defendant company.
They were regularly employed in said
mill
The basis of the suit is charge Of
negligence. A feature of the case will be
photographs of the boat in which the
young men went onto the river. The pic
lures are large and plain and show the
condition of the craft, a punt, at the
time of the disaster.
1t is said that the estates of the other
i'll fated young men will sue the company.
In regard to the case, Bucksport people
say that at the time the young men were
not obliged to go but went of their own
free will. The employees of the mill state
that the men had their choice of going or
staying at home.
The firm of FIG. Perkins & Co. is com
posed of Frank G. Perkins of Bucksport,
John Littlefield and j. Elmer Littlefield
of Brewer. Their business is the manu-
facture of slaves, heading and box stock
in mill plant established some six years
ago. They employ about thirty men.
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Good Horses in Brooks.

We have few good horses here in Brooks
Eben L. is wintering finely, has gotten over
his accident and is going better than ever.
In the stable with Eben l.. is stallion by
Mambrino Wilkes, dam by Gideon, stands
about Is /, color gray. He has lot OF speed
(pacing) The first time ever to the track or
hitched to a sulky he paced quarter in So
sec. He and Eben l.. will be campaigned an
other season.
One of the most stylish gentlemans driv-
ing horse is owned by I. L. Huxford, color
bay, four white feet and strip in face, do a
man good to ride after him; wants to mate
him.
l. S. Staples & Son have quite a good
one; they always have, $50 Ike says) They
are buying and selling few with their
carriage business.
C.E Lane has Kingpin, % II, by Broad
and has gone into the Life Insurance; thinks
he can do better at that than racing horses.
but trades for one occasionally and is now
looking for an oculist.
James Gates is wintering ten At the
head stands his stallion Vlctor's Last by
Victor 223. He has a nice mare after him,
Is hands, color bay and can go along some !;
he also has other good ones
Hon. |. G. Reynolds, South Brooks, has a
great brood mare, thoroughbred on the sre's
side and out of the Gould mare, the dam of
Bully Brooks and grand dam of Lady
BROOKS. He raised four colts out OF this
mare after Harbinger, all good ones; one, the
mare Busy Bee, 2. "a 4 1 have seen go "a mile
in ia, the last quarter 81 IA He has a roam
geldlng, that Reynolds says is the best one of
She four; is now breeding to Nesonee he by
Nelson he has i've after this horse
I was in E. c. Vests stable, Frankfort,
(P. 0. address Monroe) He is wintering
eleven; at the head stands his stallion Eek
slime by Constellation, out of Gideon mare
this horse resembles his sire very much
stands 10 3, weight 100. He has ten colts
after him, all good ones; one pair black,
stand l52, Well matched, tve-years-old.
But the pride of the stable is hay colt 1.-TWO,
coming three.) by Eckstine out Of the dam
any but they say he can pace very fast; he
also has a good mate for him. He has in his
barn twenty-four head of horned cattle. Mr..
W est is farmer as his stock will SHOW. re.
Body, in Turf, Farm and Home.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 30. Sch Myra Sears, Fullerton Port
land.
jan 81 Sch P. NJ. Bonney Burgess
Vinalhaven.
Jan %. Sch. Volant, Pendleton, Rock
land.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan. % Cid, sch. Hattie H
Barbour, Zaza 27, sid, bark Matanzas, Ha-
vana ar, sch. Mary A. Hall. AIlyn's Point
for Philadelphia; 2S, ar, bark Adolf Obrig
Amsbury, Singapore; cid, bark St. Lucie,
Rio Janeiro; sid, sch. F. 9. Pendeton, Bur
CESS, Brunswick, Ga.
Boston, Jan. % Ar, sch. Carrie E. Look,
Veazle, Jacksonville; 81, cid, bark Ethel,
for Montevldeo, for orders.
Philadelphia, Jan. 90 Ar, sch. Sarah f
Palmer, hitter, Boston
Baltimore, Jan. %. Ar, bark Doris,
Thompson, Rio Janeiro.
Portland Jan Is. Al, sch. Fannie &
Edith, Ryder, Belfast.
Providence, Jan. %. Ar, sch. f. c. Pen
dletOn, Burgess, Newport News.
Jacksonville, Jan y. Sid, brig II. B.
Hussey, Portland
New Haven, Jan. % Ar, sch. WIN. f.
Downes Marshall, Newport News.
Pertl Ambov, Jan, %, Sid, sch. Scotia,
Davis, Jacksonville.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. Is sid, sch John
G. Smith, New York %, SID sch. Jose
Olaverri. Arey, New York; 81, Sid, schs.
Joel Sheppard, Carter, Noank, CT. Mary l..
Crosby, Trim. do; VIM. Ii. Sumter, PEN
dltton, Elizabethport
FernandIna, Jan. IS Sid, sch. Jacob
Reed Bunker, New York
New London, Jan 2S Sid, sch Sea Bird
Robertson, Amboy for Wexford.
Wilmington, n o., Jan. IS. Ar. sch.
Jennie F. Wiley, BuIgrr, s.. Pierre, Mart.
San Francisco, Jan 20. AT, Ship Vim. j.
Rotch, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Kong Dec f. Sid, ship Abner Co
burn, New York Ii, in port, bark Fred P
Litcntield, from Honolulu.
ST, Pierre, Mart, Jan. In port, sch.
Jennie f, Wiley from Jacksonville ar. Dec
81.
Havana, Jan 20. Sid, sch. Lizzie B.
Wiley, Ship Island
Honolulu, Jan. s. In port, bark Adam
W Spies, from New York
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 81. Ar bark Grace Lyn-
wood, Gilkey, New York.
Barbados, Jan. u. CID, sch Nmbus,
Turks Island II. in port bark G. p. Dixon,
from Port Elizabeth for New York, rpg
Santos, Jan. "a. AR, bark Harvard, New
York 2S ar, bark Alice Reed, New York
London, Dec. 90 Sid, ship Bangahae,
New York.
Cardenas, Jan. %. Ar, sch. Abbe G.
Stubs, W hitney, Mobile.
Hiogo, Jan 8. In port, ship Emily Reed,
for Zanz bar and New York.
Buenos Ayres, Jan. u. Ar, bark Thomas
A. Goddard, Boston.
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The Governors Letter.

Governor Powers has issued a letter to
the various sheriffs in the State, counselling
them to more vigorously enforce the liquor
law. The letter reads
AUGUSTA, Jan. &c, 1898.
s. G. Norton, Sheriff of Waldo County, NJ e. ::
My Dear Sir: More than 10000 residents
and citizens of Maine have signed petitions
and statement informing me that the pro-
hibitory law is openly and fiagrantly violat-
ed in many cities and towns owing to the
failure of the officers whose duty it is to en-
force the same. Petitions so numerously
signed by many leading citizens, demand
and should receive attention.
The constitution of the State of Maine
makes it the duty of the governor to see
that the laws are faithfully executed. Sec
ton of Chapter so of the revised statutes
makes it the duty OF sherffs to obey all Or
ders to enforce the laws issued to them by
the governor.
| therefore earnestly request and direct
that you, as sheriff use all reasonable efforts
to faithfully perform every duty which your
oath of Office and the laws of the State re-
quire of you, to the end that hereafter in
Waldo county no vioators of law go unpnn-
lshed through any neglect of official duty on
the part of yourself or your deputies.
Very respectfully yours,
LLEWELLYN POWERS.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

PROSPECT VILLAGE. The S. b. [ s. will
meet with Mr.. and Ms Ira Ward February
10th. Mr.. John H II Of Belfast was the
guest of Miss May Grant last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Ward dre in Ban gor visiting
Mrs VS.. brother, Mr.. Chas. " trd Mi
A. Shute of Stockton Springs is visiting
Miss Sarah P, Littletield. -. There will be a
social dance Feb. 3D. at the Grange Hall.
HALLDALE Mr.. Alex. Gilchrest of Hall
dale and Miss May Weed of Unity were
united in marriage Jan. 23d by b. Williams.
Esq. OF Freedom. The thermometer regis
tered "a below zero last Saturday morning
The snow is vecy deep in the woods and
people who have not hauled all their wood
find it hard getting around with team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilchrest have return
ed from Thorndlle to their home here.
Mrs. Martha B. Su all, who has been stopping
with Mrs Mary " hite, has returned to her
home in Thorndika
PROSPECT FERRY. The Misses Clara and
Grace Griffin of Stockton visited relatives
nere last week -. George Batchelder visit
ed friends in Belfast last week, d, Miss Susie
Harding arrived home from Bangor Jan
18th. Mrs, N. j. Heagan entertained the
Ladies Circle Jan. 22d. Twenty-one were
present and al enjoyed pleasant evening
The next Circle will be held at the school
house, Feb 18th. All are cordially invited
to come and bring their five GEMS E. X
Batchelder will furnish an entertai 1ment
Mr. T. Sullivan Of Bangor visited at Willard
Batchelder's last week.. W. Fl Sanborn
and wife of Belfast visited Mr.. and Mrs. W.
ID. Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Heagan two days last week. E. rthur
Moore and wife of Monroe called on friends
here last week.
MORRILL, Miss Nellie Thompson was at
home few days last week -. Mrs. Alvin
Knowlton and two youngest children arriv-
ed here recently for visit. -. Mr.. Frank
Adams arrived home last week from visit
to relatives in Massachusetts and Connect.
cut. Mr.. William T. Creasey is failing
slowly and refuses to take nourishment
Mr.. |. d. White has been having a serious
illness-a heart trouble. Mr.. r. l.. Daggett
and wife are both poorly and great sufferers
THE schools in the new house are pro-
crossing successfully. The cold wave
pressed the mercury down to % below zero
here last Sunday morning. Richard
Merriam returns to his studies at Maine
University this week. .....M Mrs. Deborah
Thompson had narrow escape from serious
if not fatal, burns last Sunday evening Her
clothing accidentally got afire, and she was
almost instantly enveloped in flame
Through the active efforts of Rev. Geo. s.
Hill, and Mr.. Thomas Leonard, who board
there, the flames were extinguished and she
escaped with slight burns. The Lincoln
Baptist Association will hold a quarterly
meeting here, beginning Monday evening,
Feb. 7th, and holding over Tuesday and
Wednesday. Several preachers from abroad
are expected.
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SheriH's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE. WALDO -.

Taken this 2Sh day of January, A. u. 1898
execution dated the goth day of January. \
1898, issued on Judgment rendered bS r.
Supreme Judicial Court for the County of Wal
at the term OF said Court begun and held at Belt
i'll said County, on the first Tuesday OF Jauua'y
ID 1888, on the tenth day of the term, being
fourteenth day of January A. d. 1898, IN iaN
of HOW ARD MASON of said Belfast, coctr.
of taxes for the City of Belfast, i'll said Cour
for the year 1895, against JAMES A. CURTIS
said Belfast, and against the real estate here
after named, for the sum of thirteen dollars uO
sixty five cents, debt or damage, and nine doll.
and SlNty-nine cents cost tf suit, and will be
at public auction, at the Office of Geo f. Johns.
in Belfast, in said County, to the highest hiGd.
on Saturday, the 18th of March, A. II, 1898
nine O'Clock in the forenoon, the following dg
srribed real estate situated i'll said Belfast, and
the right, title and interest which the said Jau
Curtis has in and to the same, or had on tta
29th day of July, A u. 1897, at ten O'Clock q
twenty eight minutes in the forenoon. the tin
when the same was attached on the original
in the same suit to witt the lot, store and bar
on E. side of Bangor and Searsport shore roa
being lot 81 div. |, situated in said Belfast.
Dated this 2Sth day of January, A. ID. 1898.
5 SAMUEL G. NORTON, Sheriff
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SheriH's Sale,
STATE OF MAINE. WALDO IS.

Taken this 2Sth day OF January, A. d. is.
execution dated the 20th GAY of January 4
1888, issued on judgment rendered toy
Supreme Judicial Court for the County OF
at the term of said Court, begun and held a
fast in said County on the first TUESDAY of d.
airy, A, ID. 1898, on the tenth day of the ~
being the fourteenth day Of January, A. ID.
In favor of HOWARD f. MASON of said Be
collector of taxes for the City of Belfast in
County, tor the year 1896, against WAlTEl
RICHA ARDS of said Belfast, and.particularI
lot and store on side of High street No
beng lot St. in div | being the store and lot
occupied by him and situated in said Beitas
the sum of tortS-eight dollars and seventy
cents, debt or damage, and nine dollars and 81
nine cents, cost of suit, and will he sold at I O.
auction at the office of Geo T.. johnson in BE-
IN salu County, To the highest bidder ON :
day The l2th day of March, A. d. 1898, at
clock III the forenoon. the real estate abut,
scrlhed, situated in said Belfast. and all the I'll
title and interest which the said Walter Il n
ards has i'll and to the same, or had on the
day of july, A, II 1897 at eight O'Clock auJ
minutes in the forenoon, the time when the g.
was attached on the origiua writ in the s.
suit. to VIII his, the SAID Rio ards lot and IS
on f side Of HIGH street, no Ill being lot 81
div. l. being the store and lot now occupie.
him and situated In said Belfast
Dated this 2Sth day of January, y. u. lSgS
SAM Ell q NORTON she
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Liverpool, Eng, Jan. 90 Ar, ship A. G.
Ropes, San Francisco, 100 days passage.
Shanghai. Jan 90. Ar, ship Luzon, New
York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Jan 81, lat. Is 81, lon. So u, sch
Henry Clausen, Jr., from St. Pierre, steer
ing n. n W
Barque C. P Dixon, Gilkey, from Port
Elizabeth for New York, with WOOL arrived
at Barbados Jan. 18th with rudder head
twisted, aud is now repairing
The bark Adam W Spies, which was
chartered by Charles Brewer & Co. of Bos-
ton 70 take a cargo from New York to Homo
lulu, at which port she arrived in December,
was discovered on fire at midnight of Jan
., and before the flames were quenched the
tween decks and mzZenmast were badly
charred and the BOBBY hatch burned to a
shell Most Of the vessels cargo had been
discharged, but some coal, steel rails and
general merchandise hich We're on board
We're thoroughly wet down. The cargo is
insured In Boston offices
CHARTERS Sch Herald, to Pe,nambuco,
case oil, II IL cents and free lighterage
Sch. Sallle ron, same II cents and free
lighterage. Sch. W. Wallace Ward, Bati-
more to TamNco, coke, p. t., and back,
Tampa to Carteret, phosphate rock, 81 60
Sch. Jessie Lena, New FORK to Point-a-Pitre,
general cargo, at or about 81 go. Sch. Olive
L. W hitter, Philadel phia to Sagua, Coal, at
or about s.. Sch. Mary A. Hall, Fernantlina
to New York, lumber, p. t. Sch. Scotia,
Perth Amboy to Jacksonville, coal IS cents
Sch. Empress, Edgewater to Bar Ha Dor,
coal, 81 %
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BORN

ABBOTT. In Verona, Jan. l6, to Mr.. and Mrs
Kari W. Abbott, daughter
FARNHAM. In Brooksville, Jan T. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Farnham, son, Lewis Brainard.
kITrREDGE. In Camden. Jan. 90 to Mr. and
Mrs. George kittredge, daughter.
LEAR In Northport, Jan. 20, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Lear, daughter
MILLER. In Waldoboro Jan. IT, to MIR and
Mrs Norman L. Miller, daughter.
RAkER In West Rockport, Jan 20, to Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Raker. son.
REDMAN. In Brooksville, Jan. IL to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Redman, a son.
..SHuMAN. In Waldoboro, Jan. IS, to Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Shuman, a daughter.
TETLEY. In Camden, to Mr. and Mrs W f.
Tetley, daughter.
WENTWORTH. In fremont, Jan. IS. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo A. Wentworth, son.
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The JOURNAL AND TRIBUNE. 1t seems
necessary to explain frequently our clubbing
arrangements with the New York Weekly
Tribune. Under the terms of our contract
with that paper it can only be sent free to
those who pay their subscription to The
Journal one year in advance. 1t is not sent
unless requested by the subscriber. The
date will not correspond with the date on
The Journal slip, but each subscriber enti-
tied to the Weekly Tribune will receive it
for full year from the time the first num-
Der is received. The Tribune is printed,
published and mailed in New York, and not
from this Office.
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MARRIED..

GkAY-LEIGHToS. In Camden, Jan. rs, Fred W
Gray OF Rockport and Miss Sadie NJ. Leighton of
Camden.
FLETCHER-GoYFNs. In Belfast, Jan 26 bv
Rev. Geo. T. Tufts. Edward $ Fletcher Of Boston
ana Miss Lillian Goyens of Belfast
PHILLIPS LANCASTER In Camden. Jan ~
clarence a Phillips and Mrs. Annie ". Lancas-
ter, both of Camden.
STAkREr1 PERRY In Rockland. Jan 25. Harry
Ashley S1arrett of Thnmaston and Marcia Ellen
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Perry of Rockand
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SheriH's s. ale.
STATE OF MAINE. WALDO -.


Taken this 2sth day of JauualN, A. u. lo4-
e. CutIun dated the 2uth daN of January. y
Jas, issued on Judgment rendered o..
supreme judicial Court for the County at Nv
al the term Of said Court begun ANA held III
last, III said County, on the first Tuesday Of
airy, A. d. 1898, Oh the tenth day of tnt .
being the tuui ttenth day OF January, A. 70
in favor ot HOWARD + MASON of said Ia,
collector Of taxes for the City Of Belfast. u.
County, for the year 1896. against WlGItA
BOW Err of saia Belfast. and particular
homestead on SearSport shore road. first rs
Searsport Line, being lot ! div. /, coutan
fifty acres, Situated III said Belfast for the sif
sixteen dollars ana fifty eight cents debt or
aye, and Thru zenith dollars ana eighty nine
cost of suit, and VIII br sold at public auctiu
the office of Geo. + johnson in Belfast i'm
County, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY.
twelfth day of March. \. -. 1898. at nine 90.
ill the forenoon, The real estate above desrlN
situa ted in said Belfast, and all the Ri ut.
and interest which the said William T. Bowie,
i'll and to the same, or had ON the 29th day ~
A u. 1897, at four O'Clock in the afternoon
time when the same was attached on the on IS
writ III the same suit, to wit the HOMESTEAD
Searsport shore road. first W. of SearSport
being lot rs, div. l, containing fifty acres, sit
ed in said Belfast.
Dated this 2Sth day of January. A. II. 1898
SAMUEL &. NORTON. Sheri
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SheriH's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE. WALDO s..

Taken this 2Sth day of January, A. D. Is.
execution dated the 10th day of January
1898, issued on a judgment rendered h.
supreme Judicial Court for the County OF NJ
at the term OF said Court begun and held a
fast, in said County, on the first Tuesday OF
airy, A. d. 1898, on the tenth day of the
being the fourteenth day of January. A. h
in favor of HOWARD f. MASON of SAID lt
collector of taxes for the City of Belfast, %
County. for the year 1896, against the 81
HOTEL COMPANY, a corporation organir,
existing under the laws of the State Of y
and having its established place of bush
Belfast, IN the County OF Waldo, Name. al
tieularly the land and buildings known
Crosby Inn lot and buildings. lying between
ana Franklin streets, being lot 81, div. l, G..
ing one and oneeighth acres, situated lJ
Belfast, for the sum of one hundred ana
teen dollars, debt or damage, and fourteen r
and sixty five cents, cost OF suit, and will DO
al public auction, at the tffice of Geo f. Jol
III Belfast, in said county, to the highest +
on saturday, the twelfth day OF March,
1898, at nine O'Clock III the forenoon, the
described real estate, situated in said Betds
all the right, title and interest which said G.
alton has III and to the same or had on the.
day of July, A. d. 1897, at one O'Clock
afternoon. the time when the same was at
on the original writ in the same suit, to wi
land and buildings known as the Crosby Ii
and buildings, lying between Main and Fra
streets, being lot 81, div. l, containing on
one eighth acres, situated in said Belfast.
Dated this 2Sth day of January, A. ID. 1872
SAMUEL. &. NORTON, She
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