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Republican Journal NUMBER 12. VOLUME (II. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1889. of The Penobscot Ray and River Rullrcad Prof, iiatcmuii's Partins Wont. The Prohibitory Law. \i M.-u eannot he MTunal.it is far better to Maine Matters. Dues American Parming Fay? Generalities. Glimpses Georgia. Company. it d pros i!i:m to the of Joi unm.. .Mr. compromise dignity To Till; Kiutou or mi; loi i;s\i. l notice 1 *> To Hi! I i>!toj: or Till: Ito*y- V 1 '' ! S ’A \ M » th !:*v\ in this manner. been favor- 1 OVKR TIIK STATK. is a indus- x !«!-, :. I; X | I'\ ! H!i I It has a M:\VS ami UOSSIl* ROM ALL That American farming profitable I’l.'i'.M Mi It is -aid that an ami vo*e Salvation a>tonisldng a recent issue that the of a railroad from iiiiIiN -mil a li;i:rsap| hesomap »l MV. in' i «"*‘‘th-e Minon.ix altormw s, too. to take The rapt ain of Montreal's Army building presents county is a which is dis- 1* a inn: •••: a gn! •!*:*•■; i**i* in that i:i m one try proposition occasionally with SaOU. | Camden county Rockland to the shore of the hav and in tin- last is- in- of tin* Journal or two ease- and nolle pros in the I l.l I IN. has defaulted Bangor along pearunre MAINK OI'.N I K .XL III with hv much vehemence, is the number of -• I; i- ''‘’fii Lit in i' iiiaiedt i. Hut if the erinie has been eoinmit- puted particularly hogs stolen and the excuses river is again As I was one of the MU' fov « *1 to tin* -mln-ioii tna! hr to Canada la-1 \<ar reached i'b- being agitated. '■ ran* for e Emigration I. pun:' linieiit -1.« u!d be and the True to its principles of inereasitu; the fri trade orators j .ml before elect ion time. h\ tho-i lecused »f |lie Tinnv i- a -«J» ot an inllietcd, 41,40(1 in IssT. giwn theft. When one of surveying party who made the preliminary *ur\ey the faff by a IlyiiiLT Inifk. < 11 \ ■; 'md\ a I(;s, ajrsiiust a!t-.nii hi' poor sense af otlieial in- to it* oi -i u IIO If if* the of the passengers entrusted It is a laxcrib- with Ih.e free trad- the colored inhabitants wants to of the Penobscot A River IP R.( "., ot wliieb the ni-*h f\f n in III" atti <1 ,uai< Hi- safety eiipa'i'-n ( employ a law- Bay mpt< ■ > 't w bo will hus dieker w itli l>\ Cov. A'in> !i '■'*< 1«‘i i> V> ill'.' eriminals. 4 has been •• *• n ! the Maine Central lets add- April appointed late Hon. .V <;. Hiehhoru was ! am tcr i- in •• i*noi• ! la■< !• M Si the <» !ol»i r term charm; management ers and with tier people win), because thex >'T to di-tend him tin: conversation is president. pr Lar. t Cirrulati-:i iu City and County. of |s*7 a numher of Massachusetts as Fa-t day. generally hi fi work, somewhat interested in the ;;! seek h 111! i ha\e 1: iff'- nim>ellei-' idi tie Mate under several indiet- ed the following order to the many issued with are dissatisle d with iheniselves, are aceiistom- •“•on n tldn this present agitation newspaper lishl d a- a like I Joss, kin I speak wid you •« 1 VV' « of Ivina M il m is re.-ardi 1 X t.. i ni' iit'. 'ii'tah .Mit< hdl wa> l*\ 'Hie adbieation though so far away. I lind-by examining the re- faff tin* Inf -•■• without \\ binif 11 is '1 -V i'l 1 ;i promised that object in view: “While the track is rich! m! to think that our entire social and political i\ 11• I\ a minute?" ! What can I -1. a Hussian i'i “Certainly •• *VV 1|!' 1. \ M ride J hat hi would a of diploma'-) '*rds that tlie who ilit at ilf »\ n **i if v i/rant reijuisi- triumph following persons constituted Ha1 ililiol, i- V* nun'll iikf that of tin- Iri -1 man i'ir.d the out II ii'-n ii as at present, and when frost is coniine- oiioiiiy i out of order, to point to the A mer- h» for on?" me in do ■ flie would i- ) “Well, IJo-s, got up > county attorney ask for it. of the Dominion dey in* i-l i i ;i. i. **< *1 to flu The estimated revenue surveying party who twenty year* ago this eominu w a r<-fftitly foolius w i:' ■' h-»\ tnrthI "i" Mi- I m m "ii was of the all trains must run on \ » !-'"i i.I!-*" written to in relation to the ground, carefully man fariiK is* lot as peculiarly an unhappy and still,I iOO ,000. court." “What i- ihc nature of the tall > s:>,s.uni),000 and charge iOct. Ilth. I; at Rockland near tlie man \\ \v in* I tin* turtles faun* out ami >:iw tin* •*•' I.■ It 111 v A; l-T, tills! Ij«- .i;»it.■ i' expenditure- began ho 1 •! .. I ::!»•{ replied that he did not wish them of I niftst not he all parts the road. Mays made one. To such indiv idual- a sin- m ••!.?" |»: me of stuntin' Knox A ( ,:!. -I,!.-. at ir.-« rt -i A ; -a.-!!' c K. unprosperous ! ; got ’sensed Lincoln to make tlie -urve\ a| t. Irishman with a IJeml'n _r stun* tin* I, '• *' '■ I''-1 “'*■ 1h ,| he kllcW of lio o|lv‘ who did. all* 1 if The ma-saere «»f a party of leii-di depot li**;o*v tins hy t'|-\ l! P1’’ iie reported .a 1 ;t .. I “If. up bv reased until the track is fully of *«‘me « ed I. L. ( M:- Mu IndI wanied them lie would speed, _de uuslien ssf11! vpertinent ity-lu l’ark was a hoax. ’;-o;:i 11. hut il's hi Buck land, L.. L. B. Wyman L«\ eller'. W lm\ amlvfi* i*h»-"«• i\ the -■ Ii* j advis- Mr. settled.** tourists in Yellow>tonc through prejudice." fvtuuinius reptii. M 1 ■ t" ii > 1 pi ■!> lor the rctjui'ij ion on his cw\ u man of nu a:,' and leisure to run a famx farm Homer, Rodman; W F. Black. Trun-P R'd.mt an ah'" Wrll. -•v, I The Maine Central ISailroad has published although h*;u’ out «d Y i: (i i..x ii.i. /.kt'l1v it. I hc following amu-- -ah! ••What oil l- kins < *i foiirse 'I'li! Tennyson, ■ > i 'tfliJl *T '-'ii'd-nity. no one other than port French, Head ( li-i in man ; 111 •. I .. i1 and make ii is a b mar. '.a in tin* of an /. F -si, :;m tin- In-vis that an- in tin h*\. for its patrons of the season of 1s,s;». a vei \ ; way slow toward rer*»\•. iii.' cu'cunisiaiic- occurred in a little town not f\aminins ..... ■' I ii< !•• mmiM l*r flKMlL-ii ih •••'Unix aitoiiicx do so dauber, makes proirres* j ci-uhl this, and the samiu i \eiizie, l-t Frank ! j neat ami souvenir of travel Axeman; Piper, on ,. it. IJ. h intro I" ei 1 ;■ ,!. I' !o !,( pretty upon argument, an I an abandoned farmhouse on -Wrl., lilt'*!'. •• .. Tin ,• iM 'll noted, hov\e\er, tie- re- far from Athens. A in a store and ii I >\ 11,■ /• it. the W !! s-l*n -ident Cleveland ronirndi I- lady called Axeman; ( 1' road, entitled **Throui;h bite Mountain Ruler, :Jd A'mnan. Thi- •'ii "He ! In- ni mi» did apt. pa-t' f\amii.at.< u." am r." «I P. I ! t return, paid lines in some New IN 14land hillside is pr.-of pos- he is to Cuba on a i*-pli* ... ||! 11. ill \ I if ('[lie- Notch.*" It contains >-i\ scene* roe!,;. that gointx ph-a-ure asked leu-six ounces of The clerk knew i':i*e* picturesque port zephyr. went to W u h< a u> arri’. of /-' 11ad tWo east o| f<, r- through innrport. 1" t hr t ..f ill or trim -•> •• '* the mountains that are I iti’ e 11 ii aii tin ir tin <ui,> are eor- poi, impitrv •• amon^ reached In- pe—imi'ii•• trip. oi il and merchant was no i. iii' nt i'i iiiiinai' i~ i*»«i* 1 lloiit- y. .-'j-d aild olle indietmeiit by nothing the better \ov. *J(ith. Then we returned t*> ( ,101,1. i! •■:..! r j i*\v t: .•••. V, U. I >. a to know w l.n h tm- Mountain Division of the Maim* Central road, reet. are! tli:.! :iu! i iu ill the I’nited States wii: ,;>n- -• *'h. d. t ini' ot a!i > tukrv. the r\ uiueli-t-. a V. : n a in ; If di'p e-iiiu out one for sin- Moodj and informed and when tin- la>ly departe d she ro- 'eyed line ha< k of the ( amdeu bill- and ;!i»•« It j and also a well written of the m xt \ Lai oe. i■••:<d i! ucc. I /i' ;-avc description trip <m r to wreck fashioned revival in Cheapo l> Mi,d and it In-ai! ami wihrji tin* tail o; ; ini anima!. lias linen is the s11:ii_111 >ad and ruin. iluet au*oM »ji!e-led the- linn to Athens get I.ineohivilie (mitre. w a- vi i i .i:* ii11• lar'iii Mi'.
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