Republican Journal: Vol. 53, No. 38
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FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD. may bo levied without their aid. It' the collector is deficient, the express provision is that alter eer shall ■!' this department brief suggestions, facts anti tain proceedings against him the towu pay levied xperietiees are solicited from housekeepers, the amount for which he is in default: to be uruiers and gardeners Address Agricultural finally, like other debts, on the real and personal i-iitor, Journal Ollice, Be Hast Maine ] estate of <.uy inhabitant. But we think it is not the true view of the iaw to hold that there is no duty resting upon towu to pay the State tax, or to Written for the Journal. ( Republican | cause it to be paid, until after the State has iisc!' exhausted winch it lias to Thoroughbreds and Grades. every process by sought guard the integrity and efficiency of those who and collection in At w hat is a thoroughbred ! It is an ani- publican have its assessment charge. Journal. least under the act of 1877, notwithstanding the ial bred in a direct line distinct from any precautions taken for the fidelity of officers, the titer. We understand by thoroughbred tax remains a liability of the town in such sense that : ii.it it means, when applied to animals, BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1881. NUMBER 38. payment of it by the municipal officers is not neces- in all au act their official au- at it belongs to a certain class that has sarily cases, beyond thority. The ease does not show that tho towu in been distinctive in or F.u- mg Knglaud The any way suffered detriment by the direct payment $l(Hlayear from each cow, and we call Tryst. gentility, based upon being naturally not Count von Hold see such a as Dora’s too. “I’ve often heard you talk Belfast National Bank vs. lnhs. of Stockton. i]>e, and that it was either o: girl aiering of the tax which had been assessed upon the polls imported, of it net.” to much art- cousin.” $50 in a given talking, and being this way but—" and cstato of its and was then over d from imported ancestors in an nn- Impelled by memory wayward mood. before, Sl'I REMK I UDIC IAL COlIRl. WALDO COUNTY, 1881. inhabitants, “How do no you feed stock i" Reluctant, with a faithless mind. barricaded in the best of black “Nonsense! Bab’s uot but “But didn’t believe me ? I see- I Ol- THE .1. due ami There is of default on ■ roken line without admixture of your yearning, ificially very stylish, you OPINION COURT. SYMONDS. unpaid proof any of for was “We feed them the best we can. We I sought once more a long neglected spot. silk, which her husband the she hasn't the to that sort see. There’s a vicious the part the collector, which he liable, •1 end to its class. thought got money buy effect from this foreign A wooded upland bordered by the sea, It may be regarded as settled in this State that and for which liability he or his property was re shouldn't do if we didn’t. W'e clothing most suited to her years and her of thing. She's sister’s child American The and suc- W hat is a It is an animal that anything Whose tides were the sands, my anyway, prosperity. great one who loans the of leased to the of the town. The evidence grade swirling upon reedy estate, and 1 money upon representation prejudice give them the best of early cut bay and Or noiseless in the marsh. always bought himself, in the and mean to give her all the lire-crack- cessful for wealth lends an undue town officers that it is tor tends to show tho the town re mwered by steps or removes from a floating yellow struggle required municipal pur contrary,—that rations of of about tiuee was wild. The winds, awakening, smote heaviest grades. She answered, ers she wants, and a to lire ’em off to mere wealth. Not that poses, in order to recover against the town there eeived into its treasury the amount of the collect roughbred. The cross of a provender quarts My way slowly, place weight you thorough- for. must the of the ed tax. The defendants never disavowed the act of meal, and a of My face, hut as l passed a ruined wall “I think, our Dora is tit for in.” Mr. Warren was conscious of don’t use it not that don’t prove appropriation monoy d w or a quart cottonseed, daily. Samuel, any having well, you ap- ith common stock breed other Brambles and vines and waving blossoms dashed lent to the discharge of legal municipal debts, uu of their agent in paying the tax with borrowed We portion it to them as can stand society, and could grace any European done but little for his the refinements it but m its own a half blood ora they A trolic welcome, like a summer ram. practically niece, preciate buys; less such otlicers were authorized by vote of the money. Wo think the course of proceeding lias produces it. title.’ and was Voting cows can’t hear so much. the hills the east tenacious of doing something your minds will run back and measure town at a to effect the loan. There been in effect au of that act—and the uii The cross of a thoroughbred with Shouldering against murky legal meeting adoption Then we give them a moderate ration of Stood stalwart oaks, and in the mossy sod “So do I, Sarah —so do I. There’s no the entailed. T think can b*- no such thing as a and unlimited tax is To this extent the town silently holds mil blood of the same breed sentimentally. everything by outlay general paid. produces birches in officers to borrow the so and the full roots, mostly sugar." Below, the trembling whispered me, discount on Dorn : but the question is, “It's your own fault,”snapped the wife, you sometimes forget the value of such authority municipal money plaintiffs' moneys applied reaps grade of three-fourths blond, or a ipiar- “Not here!" 1 reached the silence loving pines, on the credit of the town by which they were beui tit ot them. Tuc payment was not the act of “What is the secret of butter- is this chap worthy of her. and will she with an energy born of her new ambi- as can’t be valued. Pardon me if than blond. And so va- good And lingered. The mists swept from wooded hills. things elected, without regard to the purposes to which a stranger who sought to thrust himself into the pure on, ?” be to him i” “if the making Ami. seaward, hid the anchored likely accept tions, count is disgusted with such I kay that you are apt, with just in it is devoted. To show money had and received of a creditor of tho town without their ■■g i- the thoroughbred blood inereas- rolling ships pride position “The secret of good butter making is in So. happy, dreaming an old dream again. “Somehow 1 think she would. 1 never relations.” your own and to to the use of the plaintiff by a town, it will not consent; but of the principal municipal officer, ihuii'iishes. or is ,»\ queer-looking honesty industry, judge predominates, t.f- (h in m si'i'i'i t mi the suffice to show lent the to act for them in that and good stock, good feed, perfect cleanliness I" m/ tt'ifs/ inn//, heard her say as much in praise of any “Barbara was dressed in some coarse harshly of certain classes in Europe. It' merely money by plaintiff who assumed respect, .idowed. 1 wandered on. listening in dreamy maze upon the representation of its officers that it was whose power to make a valid payment of the tax. and in all the processes, and know- man before.” blue llannel when 1 last mot her," said we have aristocratic and Wbii'h is the better for the common purity To sounds 1 thought familiar,—the approach pride prejudice, for expenditures/’ But when the town has never seen fit to question “All Sarah I’ve Dora. required legitimate ing how. W'e use the (ooley creamery of well known footsteps in the lealy path right. ; got money, and you have republican pride and prejudice. the lender the town upon this for tor si 10*2 90, and interest ■i t udoubtedh the thoroughbred proceeds against Judgment plaintiffs ami the Stoddard churn. W'e have one A murmuring voice calling me by name ! I m not going to stand in Dorry's “Don't about the Mr. If we can’t realize there are taste and re- gruuud we whink he is bound, in order to recover, from August I. 1H7H. : but we are to light. worry count,” consider this tpies Through the shafts tiie sunless light of dawn to show the of the to the Chief Justice, aud Walton. Barrows, set of cans. W’e draw the milk oil', leav pine She shall marry just, whom she likes. Of Warren answered smoothly. ••I’veshown finement in America, you can’t realize appropriation money Appleton. :: its and Stole. Day was come. My dream would be till legitimate expenses of the town. Bessey v. Unity, Virgin and liibbev. JJ concurred. practical possible beatings the cream in the twelve course I'd rather she didn't a noble- him all the mills and the Boston there are ing cans, every tilled ! fancy house, genuine impulses, honesty and Mg., ffl'J.