The Republican journal., 1880-10-14


an oiler of 500 on the spot for the mare, but
wouldn't sell al any price He rushed the stallion
around the track once and the Jockeys timed him
Il for the halfme jerks was getting badly
excited and considered himself wealthy One
iucky conhdentially made him an offer Of 81 300
cash down, for the stallion jerks had almost
concluded to make the trade, when another Jockey
whispered IN his ear, in friendly way. Don't yon
let hlm have that stallion for 81 300 He's worth
sl.9oo il he's worth cent Whereupon jerks
brstled up and "wouldn't part with that hoss for
cent lessn 81, 500 He now keeps both horses
In box stalls, and is feeding them high He hasn't
had many offers lately. but has a record to back
them, and when Bishop comes down, he will
probably bring the steeds out. Lewiston Journal
oLEoMARGARINE
The high price and scarcity of butter for several
weeks. IN Lewiston and Auburn led to the intro
uacuoh OF oleomargarlne into this market as a
substitute One commission man bought fifteen
tnos OF oeomargarine in Boston, and sold tee tubs
TO one retail hrm and five tubs to another. both in
lhe lower part of the town, for twenty five cents
per pound. He told them what ii was and they
Sold 1t right of for % cents He has sold seve raj
lots since. One retailer reported that his custom
erS liked 1t hrstrate, except one tub. which they
SAID mad too much buttermiik IN 1t One gen
ueman who does large dairy business and keeDs
thirty COWS, sampled some of the oeomargarine
NOT knowing what II was, and said it would be
impossible to beat that butter much Hereafter
oieonargarne wall be regularly sold to a certain
class of trade. Many dealers refuse to handle il
II comes both solid and in handsome prints ith
lhe prospect OF butter helng worth 30 cents per
pound at wholesale this winter jhere is offered
the alternative of o!eomargarine al ,15 cents II.
HoUsEKEErERs WANTED.
There seems to be a jearth OF good female help"
AL over the State Families are in despair over
tne scarcity of girls who will do housework A
young lady writes to al exchange asking for sit
t6 IL Plin.IE olJe' ana thc eaitor makes
t'e 1oioN ils Sensip!e TeplE mere Is only one
Tannd 't ,.t "a 'AaIe iapor a' [F's TO Heaven IN
a. att' e .l!a' = A9useWoIK- We know OF iaml-
al LIZ 'Nal 49,, n"'e uleU asaIu ana again 10 secure
If motberS M 5or ,r ,Sss anu rave laea
I,nGtarI uo Io1 more seheraF educate thelr
A. nn If Ma ,ns+ u o
r s[oi III h t-o'-oi "'e, 'le"lthiUl ad uSGluI'
XIII L.ra - ti ~ N'"P So''llS married. aAa 20
49, l," 90 d, .ie iest'Yla'N of DAhe st9p- Can
l-.,,,,,7 ~ -. ~! f"l.' "'Q |"uei'e4 mouse
,,ri5 7,,,1-. ~, ~ ~ f"i@ ieu '"lNtI NJ W'ie
NH -ba naaT l nv tA,sD IIyg -'uu ''frek
ai" 'Ae l'eau was ABOUT right, although we be
mon ton R,t it 49, +L ",'oN IoI unSH ana "o
10 tI, vail Nv ' a. a. ne. ~ 70
,, tl ,t Il y. b =" IN pI'- " Aite
-i.'a III W" ol 4lI'lPH' "hieh raises lAe
,-,.,r. !, thn H,',i, 'Iu S'4t 'He 10 slaN SIX
yaru, I,5H ,-%l ,,',,, ,.''.i , "1o e '"l'"
.,,G F,,, ',a, r''D -|N iia' 49, p@nA account
ti,4-. ,1t.,,. .t,,,,L ''"' a. H"'.sehetPluS
..,r,tiors II ti ,,,+ t - - - 81. oiI'' W
vain. .tr,.r .ns.i Lti, ~ t'o!'tt ~ "-i'o1
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n GENERAL
Sneak thieves have been pluudeuus Iouse> in
Portland.
I4c Sanford Go, has placed 4 telephone. in lis
new ottire on lillsons wharf Rockland
Mr y Q Blasdc most euterprisiuy shin
builder OF Bath died at his residence i'm tG1t if,.
last week
Forty Ions Of hav vert. used IN c..i.Y,, th.
stock at the late State air. ana fifteen tons Of
~fra" bfddlus
PARIS HI Nallu+acturln.r Go i 4rivi,,, Ir-.
crew on sled, II ls nroroscd IN ,n,La X III
per dav tul the uext two months
MIR J II COBB OF Dexter has tD5s wear ra srl
ol ouc and one halt acres $50 bushels of potatoes
They are Of the SO called Allen variety
large duck few against and cracktd the glass
nt tac lanteru at the Cape Lights Portland h.rhnr
oIe night lately; the bird was picked up dead
Daring the month Of September the whole mum.
5er ot ecamen relieved at the Marine HoslItal was
sixty three which is larger than for any prevIou>
mouth
+ D. Stiles. Of Carbon has raised This season
11JO bushels Of potatoes from cl,ht acres On -
square rods he has raised 2ji bushels OF Calltpr-
Ma potatoes
Logging operations are to be carried on largely
the coming winter IN Northern oxford n, s,it4 ot
lie poor success diving out th9s, in lh, streams
Tie past spring ana winter
The Wing SAYS 4 very large and tat black bear
vas recent! killed in Charleston by Ausel Dan
uluE Iht bear has killed hundred dollars
worth of sheep in that vicinity
Roadmaster Wags OF the Maine Central will
make cXtenslv We mprovpments at Lake Nararacook
next spring The steamer Yosemite when he
purchased, Will be removed to the Lake this s,Dter
VIM jackson, who was discharged from the hos
pItal near Augusta Ne before he, had recnv4red
from small p0x was taken In charge in Boston by
the police Friday. and taken to the small box nos
Pltal
Ireland OF Caribou has raised and IS NOW,
shipping to New York a crop OF 5000 lbs ot hons
raised by him this year fhev are Of the bes
uealitv and viii command rIa t;,tat ;
which is 33 cents per h.
NIuahaven Reform Club has elected the t,lIovr
ilg officers for the ensuing ouarter. pres Rirh
ard Williams; Wee Pres I'm T,ttI.t;.Id b., ,t,
MIrdock Campbell Recording Sec Sa1nlInI MI
Ian. Treasurer. James { Brown me ('lIh b,If
meetings in their hall ever, Sunday evan3n,
The bodies OF HOOPER And Addition WIZ, ,y4,,.
drowned in Greene last Snrdar ,rar ro.l.',t.,i
Thursday afternoon in forty feet Of water
Mrs. Abbie Cunningham of Sontb J.ti;.rso, has
sold since Jan Ist 1850 50 10 worth al h..rs 4l,,
from s hens besides raising 40 chickens
a mems clothing manutactory i 10 be establish
ed soon IN Bath. which viii tIrn nnt Ioo oa, ',n,
meuts per y ear
Twenty million feet of logs it is said are .b,n,,
up iu the head wafer. ot tba knToIaa' -