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Republican Journal: Vol. 62, No. 9 YOU ME 02. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1890. NUMBER 9. Goldsboro to Magnolia Station. I :p* w iMIv >\fnl as our comrades ahead. I Maine Matters. A Disgrace a Century Old. Letter from Washington. Loan and Building Associations. i;m m,ic\\ ,kh rxal. A slim time was given to the joy the news ! Then our <li- NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER ill! si All MAK1<‘N HAlU.ANh'S AI'l'EAI. TO THE WOMEN OF To TilK KlUTOR of TMK .loriSNAf Tile The Augusta Loan \M* It A 4 'lx 1 < > KUlhill, NOimi VIC* »I.I\ V iii'pitvd. bugles taking up tin* A.MEKICA A Building Association \i'i ■ Mid 111 i g a >! * falls the as- i»a> outstanding 2000 shares of it* stock. ■ ■ shrilly piped From The battle has been the won, ami nearly t <11 u-1• n 1111 \N rixte n for 11»«* -l.mrna!. Home-Maker for February.] fought, victory -finbi\ and ••fad in men" fame from Till-. \HM.U Otitl KN I S \ I E lo HK "| | l' | It* resources i> the ottic- our hundred and live months the widow of and tin monthly uearlv £2000. More *• years ago, Mary, Augustine, at last the National House of rim train pullcl out from tin- -min an.I ! er». and r• »i-\n ard. march" found us with i Representatives than ttoo share* of stock have been taken since* Judge James B. lhiseomh. I;. B. >heplnr 1 iii"i In id (.ruiar Washington, died in Fredericksburg, Virginia, at the age of eighty- f!i' « On we went. hasaeoileuf rule*, tl I>»•«*. I. The moiiev is < \" and buovaur hearts. adopted by Republican*, all loaned a* fast as re- 1 '■<!« <1 ar* fully on its way. I'hr railroa U ami Ceorge N. 1’age. m ui<. 1' *d thelat* e\- t hrii'. I'liei'e wa» * h •11” and and in CeiV d. hope thanksgiving (iovernor ( ol urn. will on tin* tir-t <d 1 a widowhood of she had the estate t>\ her formulated for the purpose of facilitating busi- of tlm Ninth wi re m>t in tir**t-. la» .a.mlitlnn. day April j >uring forty-six years, ably managed left fir 11 •; in ! t ! for the rest of that .• I | tramp! ramp turn over to the heirs all t the real estate husband, ind bioughl up six ehiidren ti» honor their mother and serve their kind in the ness; and it Is believed that they will, in large t't tin* various project* suggested at the 1 In n ha.I In n n-* *l for ai ;• da* «hir ai night was in a dark Uienlation m and military \ nrp camp pine amounting t*> nearly £1.(1(10.000 in value, aid I t• -«r <•! (."d. in >p:irtan simplicity of life and manners, and courage worthy of the City County. w 1 "1 a a measure, that purpose. At tic meetings of th* Belfast Board of Trade, there 1 ih I.- hill of no great have so I'liis will ai t roic accomplish ly «iuriiiti th*- f un- n. am <; tii*- war up to ih> height, notified them. 11 i<-a)|\ \ L •man matron •! tin- In age, >hc joined the Christian’s faith and hope. "W* !! id land. \\ e were now worst have* been so constructed as to leave i' »»<'»»•• vvhi. h more for tin* getting close their stewardship, although these genlh ! I shall n<>! In loin: in this world.” she said, at her last interview with her son, then they I promises city than .< "" till.. tii-'l Ii..- < •> I M: M 11; a -! a > < a 1 *.y oiil.-.h-i aP hut a w u i<• ih id. ri<*i. and !* *•» ing the tide water n- men will continue to hold tlu ir ppae.s as l*i< dent ot tin "I trust in Hod, I am somewhat for a better." out most vvh; h the org'iiii/ation of loan at in ail.m. «l 1li< | young Republic, prepared the formidable impediments and building «\|'M in > !•. wa> of the mo'tly tin- liati 1- of th.- I ni m for a nh hiiid. It the land long- eutors for oiu or more vears, tin tv in I.i tli.at bumble trust she full of and was laid J died, years honors. Her wasted body been ‘‘iation. >m. |i an is to be desired an; tin Nelluvv and we found have hitherto Used by lilibusterii.g mem- | association 1 at .-' pin- pine, oral notes still and other maiteisio (Ten! in a burial on the outskirts of the i:\i- I mv, m i r.. •! pnai'l' Tin important pH ami l.ri.'-«■>. { running i;> family plaee town in whieli she had .spent dug land, streams, bers to block in: wheels of ren- from of view, in th* iir*t it > vt Mi'! •piieker running attend to. The allowances which h la last fourteen of her life. business, and every point place N -n \\ 1 they years 1 In .i A. iuiii_ ton a-.li oa*! Innl n fid u i.* '• \ tra.-n.-It f! it- r water, with better for amount in t In tohrivvcei "i ears the e doe* ,.| camping applied aggregat- ! 1 forty-four y grav remained, in the ingenious language of the orator of tic der the House incapable of legislating to meet not involve an increase of taxation, but an \ \ we tin tr«r show- important t.h to; tin army of ntln rn advanced growths £7(b<>oo and £s<».ooo. and thus far th> y !m\, t• ■■••• tsion uf w11ii• 1« 1 shall sp.-ak “unmarked monumental tablet, but not presently by any the and needs of t h« wh» ti in will tend to a ■ d :.k and If"' of and demands people. This operation reduction y \ iruinia. imp (.rani ut ami .h -tr.-M .1 it> ipr* I pin* express, ceived £ll,00o. liny hav. tiled ace.muls m onlionoivd.” The pre ise kind and degree of the “honor” rendered tile obscure resting- w ii; i'i>t wood ami now tie- amount of tier hard growths the Probate ('00i t. and in the ia't one. ahieii is ..i th>- venerable gentlewoman were left to the imagination of the au- has not been accomplished without over- I increasing taxable real estate. MaraiiiiM* \Hm cilati). a' tar 'Oiltil a' th1 N .lta\\ i\--l (ingeniously »y i iii!. ■ Ii. bind* *»r on some of maple not settled yet. tin y iaim to: tin it aimw .■ t, < I i<'nci the most strenuous of tin It oilers a sat* and investment to Fv.n t Inn wa-iv lakt-u t. tin ti mil coming resistance j profitable -upp'i.' hy The 11<>: !*• \ aled land. 1 -e s, ■ £»••*.4s’. :‘,s h's> vv hi* h i~ cl live (> tie \t-lith of is;:’., an of tii i1 •! w >i.-i w \\ I 111 ii i>! aii "(mi 11 in £0.000. |•« May. imposing jiroeession marched the streets 1 those who can aside a th. ti rmiuii', aio iii,| Iru'a'.ui ami I 1 through Demo-ratie members. Idc contest ha* been put small amount each hy ! If f .Ill'll'. Il took us to the Ollt- cent. of maximum allowed i.\ aw. to “the '1 •; :' a-i ! ti- fram*- ! u-u a the 'pin Iitth town grounds tin* remains of the motln-r of Washington.” KoNilhm r •:i !'. an I (at. r. \\ In-u t h* enclosing plank "kn i" d l; i. !i. w her■«* wc want into on month, and it enable* tho*e who would not ti I k* i* a 1mm camp The heirs haVe ol-ieeted to I his »n•• -ini•. and I'M, r. wn M:i'■ >ni■ •« remonies, and and an to Andrew not but at times bitter, and the t |' w, iv prayer, oration, responded by only lively very .'I ■! in h h'i m I our w "I. 1. u •. ;■ and here I had a be f t 11 Mt 11. I t hitl"i*le, the executors say tiny ait willing to accept ■I i- k'ou. President of the- I idled State's, who, in his address, laid the orm r- scenes enacted the to this otherwise able to build to obtain homes of l.in to | hi Wi-I am! 11) a >i t I*. !. I. u 1 concluding by opposition long •• :* tt.. ...-k- v :ir:itn 1 l.\ tin- 'i.l* miiaria that and the thre» night per cent. 011 tin •him prop* tty passing ! stole of -i a, muni nt to the memory of her who gave hirtu to the F« d'NhEti and Pi;i- their own. Moves, 1 oi f In al 1-1 i-lu. ON | I 11. If » llok. NN I' l 111" needed reform have been but credit- in both directions is as- *•; •. u" inisien-* n ..f ii- ii w. at w as s any thing j I h*-r dull and rainy. through their hands, whi h would giveiliein r I \ I; id I he l NIl'N.” 11" :• •• li.. I kr11 a •-..ttlra.-l !■> IwitM an ..lamI -It-'t tor tin- ia h, i sured, if the of oyi-.i. 'Uppiii' army '■f"':. P "iifli attacks. 1 made the of vv a able to a to be civilized. history these associations in 1 myself in neighborhood titty thousand d lar- Mi's. Sigoiniiey rote poein for this ceremonial, people claiming V \ rk t! •' 1 •! -a I' « h august beginning: |' t ill' t!.- ■■ I a" id * mi t" I eouid in our shelter tent, in all.
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