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FE'Hk SfLkNDIO ESFATE, .'ABINATON," ON
l. The POTOMAC RIVER, OPPOSITE WASH
INGTON. AT PUBLIC lie.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY l9, l.,A
AT OCL. CK, en- the premises, shall sell fxSnR
that fine Estate known ss Arlington" on IL
the Potomac river, CpUo site Waehington aud dis
tant shout Ia miles from the Capitoi, co1ta!r 6.
s0o fertile aeres splendidly al apted tor da:rT and
stock farn ing There is cattle ya"d on ths prop
erty direc ly at Waterloo Station on the Washing
ton a. d AlexanaIia Raiir ad; asO fine brica clay
sdiOiDlng the 'W stips:on Adamautine Brick
WORKS" The farm Will be sod in So bdivIsions.
Fer descriptive pamphlets. pla!s, and terms of
sale, aTpy IT orr flee.
arl3-tu. tB,s.td 1923 Z street northwest
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PoRTLAND CEMENT,
ROMAN CEMENT, KSENF,S CEMENT
works: s~ a. seoInoe, England The contracts
70 Supply oytr ten thousand barrels Of portl and
Cement Tor sTenztheoins the foundation OF the
WskhiI gtoD D, nnmeDt we're awarded To ls over All
competitors Our Cement being the strou ses. and
best
howard FLEMING, sole aren't o. g. % Lib
erty ct, New 'rk. H. L. BISCOk, assent for Dis
trict OF Colu lois, Biscoe's 10Th street wnarves
where supply viii be kept constantly on hand.
apl6-lm
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IL a. "AI.NEh. heai hstAte Auctloneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
ON TGE FAST EIDE OF SIKH STREET.
NOkIHMESr, BETWEEN Z AND F SITS.
NuRTHWEST
viii tell at public auction on FRIDAY, eafR
MAY 3D. 1881, a 81 O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of ~
tie Iremi-es, at, of Lots and 7. square 49,
ioo, fronting A. feet 10 inches on 9Th street by
oeOth of So feet inches.
Terms easy, and will be made known at SAFE
$lG0 deposit.
ms eod&ts r 81. WARNER Auct
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AARkIEU.
CCOMEs-INHOF. On ,ha evening Of April
S0ih, 1881, At the residence Of the Rev Father Nc
Csriny, CHARLES 3. CooMEs and HULDA lMHoK.
oil Of this city.
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DECKER BROS. Grand, Upright, aud Square
~ PIANOS have shown themselves to be.-e>
workm anship. elasticity Of touch, besutysttktt
Of tons and Etesa dHrao o. that thsX are nov
yeEI best Piano. 9. KUHN, epls Ageyt sso Tor
the Breette OrGa9s eP3
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4 LWAYS SECURE AND RELIABLE
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street and New York ave.

Fire Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from %
% eco year Government Bonds on deposit for
for moderate rate Board Of MsnsseSs: william
ettckney. president; George W. Riggs. vice presi.
dent; b. p: Snyder. secretary: A. &. aturteyant
EvanR. mkr9&
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ON DECK ALL THE TIME
4 fRKkH AND COMPLkTx STOCK OF oaolE
And we quote In part - follows:
SUGARS.
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lust RFCEIVED-Two more Oar Loads
~ Fancy SEED OATS.
For sale in quantities to suit.
W. 81. TENNEY SONH,
Dealers In Flour. Grain. Mill Feed. Hay, Straw,
&C.
CAPITAL MILLS
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Nos. sUd md 400 Tth 81. IA W.
HEADQUARTERS FOB THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'a CARRIAGE COMPANY,
the cheapest for Beauty. Comfort AMI DURABILITY
In the market.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, OgOQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYCL1S.
VAL'CIPEDES, WAGONS,
y. 7. ROILEk SKATES taU uumbersl At Prices
10 Suit the Times marc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01

jobbery, a Iuinous game to be played, etc.
Having been member OF the city council
and a, present member Of the school board,
| am free to say. that during the time thus
serving, failed 10 discover any jobs or
games being started whereby the people were
TO suffer, in mlssppropriation Of It's funds
or an extrsvpgant expenditure OF money ior
public enterprises Aud "Wide Awake
Citizen" knows iull well he cannot point to
ore act of mine, either private or official,
where ever did counlenance anything delri-
mental TO tho city's best interest, let slone
assisting TO originate any such scheme.
That public school buildings in this city are
necessity, all must admit and the I Ger
| we have them, the sooner can we reriS~san
efficient school system, as with good school
buildings, the properly Of the city. we can
get reasonable allowance from the Peabody
fund. This, with what we can get from the
state, and then n small tax each year on the
taxable property of the city, will give US 6
fund whereby we can secure tho best Of
teachers, aud build up schools that will not
only be of iLcaeulable advantage to the
children Of Dallas, but will afford, At rea-
sonsble tuition, advantages to children
outside of the city limits.
1t is certainly to be hoped that Dallas will
on next Tuesdsy, speak out boldly, and with
a largo majority in favor of public schools,
and certainly the peoplein olecting good men
to the Offices of mayor and aldermen, have
confidence in their serving them honestly
and faithful and |, for ono, have no fears
to the c,ntrar. if We are oil true to our best
interest. and sludv aud foster alike, that
which g Of general LoAeGs to the people at
large. j. 3. w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01
WHAT Hs SOCIALISM :r
citizen Rockers Communicates Speech
ON the Death of the Cigar

AuilutipuAu Illncs.
Yesterdays papers announced that the
conundrum, "Whst is Socialism ?" would DO
answered in n hsll At the corner of Ninth and
Spring Garden streets at half-past seven
| o'clock last evening. Al the appointed
hour, however, the hall only contained three
meek-looking but hery communists, who
stood near the door exci,edly discussing the
killing of the czsr. Citizen Jacob Pierson
thought "lhe GEAR hog" "Wus'n hog"
ssid Citizen q. Il. Muhson. "A double. died,
villanous, black-leg Of murderin' scoun-
drel' concluded Citizen Myres viciously, rs
no turned and nodded to several scqusln,an
ces who came atthstmoment and interrupted
the edifying conversation just quoted. When
twenty-one men and two representatives of
tho gontlor sex occupied seats in the room
tho meeting was called TO order and Citizen
Becker began his struggle with the subject of
the evening by raking the newspapers over
tho Goals for the way they msligned social
ists. He reilered to the suflerings and wrongs
OF tho working classes all over the world and
said the socialists advocated an abols hment
OF the landlord system, not q division of prop.
crty. Then no turned hs socialisiio bat.
cries towards wealthy people in general and
poured such voley Of REQ hot communisiic
shot into tho royalty that several Of the
most enthusiastic citizens in the room mani
iested their approval by burst of applause.
In the brjof reference no made 20 tho killing
of the car no became greatly excited, gay.
ing; "lho papers condemn tho socialists
ail over the world because hero killed the
ear of Russia. People call il sn assassination.
but II was not. 1t WIS., an execution. lie
haaped murder upon murder, and when
warned to dssist he only increased tho mum.
Der of crimes by Strengthening hundreds end
thousands of innocent people and sending
whole armies ofvictms to endure tho horrors
of exile ia the Siberian mines. | taink, like
the mon in New York, that all such tryauts
~ tho czar deserve death, for no was warned
limo alter time; but no did not heed the
warning. So be WAS assassi--I mean execu.
ted and the man who thrsw the glorious
boom was 4 hero"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01

and at once this "Wide Awake Citizsnn
bristles with opposition, censure snd
denunciation.
IL is the philosophy Of free school advo-
Gates, Mr.. Editor, that the more money you
wisely spend on teachers and school houses,
the less you will have TO speEd on judges,
court houses and policemen; the more
children you send 10 school, the fewer con.
victs you send to the penitentiary; the more
money you spend on public education, the
greater will DO your public revenue,
because education produces wealth.
The37 IL cents on the hundred dollars |,
a pitiiul tax, but in the aggregate it will
build us commodious and comfortable school
buildings for our children.
II will impoversh mo man to pay it. II
will restore treble value TO the city and her
people.
It. will give us free schools TINT will DO the
pride Of the city, ard an honor to the
state. Then let us vote the tax.
Dominic
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pkGKKNGA

No matter how much candidate itche,
for office, no never likes 10 30 scratched
Syracuse Hcrsld.
A man ia always wanting some one 10
toll hiu how handsome he looks. A woman
will just STAND before glass and SEQ her
self
"BuV n Tunk, Pat" said dealer. "And
what for should buy trunk?r rejoined
Pat "Tu put your clothes in," was tho
reply. And 90 naked" exclaimed Pat;
mot bitiv it,
Proitssor-"Whnt is the fundamental con-
dition Of oxistence?" Student--"Time." Pro.
fessor--"liow do you explain ihal?' Student
VERY easily. How can q person exist II
he has no timo for ~"
A young man went into restaurant the
other day, and, remarklng that slime is
money" added that as he had half an hour
to spare, IL She proprietor was willing, led
take it out in pic. New York News.
A Milwaukee girl aufl.riug from lockisw
was loft alone with Il mouse by shrowd
physician, and she -contriyod 10 open her
mouth enough TO give yoll MOT msdo the
crockery IN the china Close. rattlo. Boston
Post.
A Bald-headed professor. roproying .
youth for tho exercise of his Este, said: ave
fight with our heads at this college" The
young msn reflected moment and then
replied: "Ah, sec; and you bu,ted all youl
hair Of"
a yesotsriao society has been founded ia
Paris, md has ju.t Issued ia first bulletin
in which we Sro told that tho object Of the
sccietyis to discover tho elementary regim,
most ADVANTAGEOUS to tho human species
Negolarsnism ought 10 commend itself e
many French people, with whom ''rosbif'
and "biltock" are not the Institution tha
they are in Epgand. The great bulk OF th
French lower and lower, middle classe
like tho poOsaniry and the bulk of tho work
ing classes in Scotland, are vcgetarians with
ont being conscious of it, and probably from
necessity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01
Cotton Mills In the south.

The Boston Journal of Commerce ssys
ut is the custom to speak Of the southern
mills rs of little account, making IN inferior
class of goods, only Fit for southern trade,
etc. An Englishmsn lately visiting the
Eagle " Phoenix mills. Columbus, Georgia,
said the new No. 3 mill was The bestequipped
mill in the world. Certainly there is no mill
making larger variety OF better qushly of
goods. 1t has every new Improvement, and
some that no other mills in the country are
usiag. The profit of these mills last year
was 20 per cent. on capital of $1,25O, 600
or SO 70 per spindle. The mills are lighted
with the Brush electric light, aud water
power is used to run them. 1t cost to ligh,
the No. mill for six months, including car,
bons and attendance, $ll0; for the same
time gas would have cost $1,000
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Job Printing,

The HERALD STEAM JOB PRNTING OFFICE
~ one OF the most complete la al its depart
ments to be found In the state. Itiq we sup-
piled with all tho late styles OF type, and
having 1--WE presses of the most approved mt.
terms and run by steam power, IL rs capable
OF turningout more work in less time than any
other ONCE In Texas A the job stock In
the Office Ia bought from first hands, and get
ing all the discounts given by manufacturers,
IL Is enabled to turn ont work at the yelv
lowest prices. Commercial printing a epe-
cinlty. Call and examine Specimens and see
with what neatnoss work Is executed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01
DE htefauO Rres.

Are in constant receipt of foreign and
domestic fruits, oranges lemonc apples and
nuts OF all kinds, etc. Also, Wholesale and
retail dealers in produce. Just in receipt oil
choice potatoes for family use. Orders from
tia country solicited, and cash advanced on
| O. ls ammonia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01
Never Ectlrn A..

1t iNsaid that one out OF every four real
luvnlids who ~ to Denver, Col, TO recover
ccpt Os q cNrpsc. The updertaiSeTs, next to
the hotel keelors, have the most proh,ab
buoiness. This excessive mortality may he
prove1ted and patients served and cared under
the care Of friends Nnd loved ones at home,
II they viii butuse Hop Bltlcr5 In time. This
weknOw. see other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-01

A. Bond, keeps the Epicurean, Ox,ail
Mock Turtle, Chicken and other soups, Al
forty cents can.
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY, Dec. 10.
BUrTER-Ne quote choice freshly made cream
cry at 81 439c a. III, with fancy somewhat higher;
fine northern June creamery, 2s a52c; fine western
DO . 932c choice fresh Vermont diaries, Is 4;j3c
Franklin county selections higher: fresh New York
dairies, Is 932c: long northern diaries, 2242sc
western diaries. 20d26c western June factory, II 4
20c.
CHEESE-We quote northern factory. choice, t.
ID, l3dl32c; best western, y 4l3c; DO fair to good,
lQ'a glllsc do, common. 5asc; Worcester County
choice. - gl3c; sharp summer goods, sal Zoe.
EGGs-,We quote Eastern, Y doz, 229$oc; New
York and Vermont . a29c Canada, p as; west
ern, n 52Gc; held stock, nominal lined % G24c
BEANS-We quote pea, northern hand-picked, 50
3093 40; New ork hand.picked 81 ID; %; me
dinm, choice hanpcked, s. 3o95 % CHOICE screen
ed, S3g3 20; common to good - e193 yellow eyes.
improved, g 6582 -; choice flats, = 50g2 g. com
mon, - 3O92 10; red Kidneys, 3 7592 81.
PoTAToEs-We quote Aroostook rose. $l0o;
Maine Central rose 90gSl; northern rose, 95c 81 );
Jacksons, S59S5c, protcs, 959al peerless, @59Sl
Chenangoes, 7Ua75c.
APrLEs-Badwins, - 5o93 = Dbl, with extra.
50 so greetings 81 - g3 - Talmon sweets So 80
5o MOI stock, 81 5093 q Dbl; mXed fruit - 43.
HAY AND STRAw-Choce timothy, So 923 y ton,
with fancy at s2l y ton fair to good, Sl7920;
tine hay, $l34l7. Rye straw $lS420; oat $l09lI.
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mistress ~ r-4,r,u-4 I'LL.
f,.o.,-, --i...
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fIjs seaso, " \ Fio-o.oo .-L.. 100.
s,ti.ls. his Indictments -. I..,'.
p-,.;4.-. .,-.t. :! 80
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f.,,i,;r.,. am u
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ba,In., tan,,oI ,.7o' ...r. '0o''
aro4tl- 4.t..., I'M. o "''H =
.toog of .af.,-o 4le'
JY.I. AL. LARGEST s+oo,, 49,
fsb,r1 Tsstve.r,b. wohsto.'o.,.
land 4aa, NTH ....,- .,o-,r-I
..+at, t-;,,.. =, ooolt, or 0
NJ CborIos 49, u ,,.-,-3
i-.,r the ,,-osa,,+ s.,,, y, 400 .,.-.~I
Scb H,rrast GI,,,, i. r,...;-.
Virginia Il enpa.,o I, III orstor ,+-.,a.-
..ftto I'm hoo oor{i-,o. e,a4o.;.. ,....--I.'.
tb. winter having .orn-,1atad 49, oa,,,-oa.- ~,
iva other +act,,ries a-a ,,.,3 4 -,
-brouob rho ,;to- e nal. 49,. =
FIar,lr,, have han, ,r,+a u C5,1
.-. co - - - 'Nu ~ oil
y-...-.i. ~ Lac P0i'
s-.s,.t,, ,t.;--..-.7....n '''ein eSSe'S
f.,,., t,, s -'"'
A'-'i'ei Vi
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az" uu'ins Tue
(,ue rassai ,rti.- MI -o.~oo
th4n M ALA sb,npod ,bo,r H. u...,a-.
Sta,ha, "a ,{in,, -, H.,
Ms. oa,,t anil 49,. " ''--o -''A7 3
ma lbs,.r 4 h..
tbr,-,no 0ro b,,,,,,-,a ..-...1- WI ''o
.Ai,,,t f., ,tos.o,I,r..,..1ol. .'Aen anu
barrels uars shi1ro,, -,,,u,,,. II,
o,p,.,.-.,,sl,oa torrot
,,or. ,b.r t.,. ,r.
1Ho 0'eses' calcu OF me
'e@SoH 50 iaI was mace last week by Aoltha Leavtt
and two men. They caught 7i3 Holsters in ore
da,. III tia q;
va! ne business y GOOD, Holsters plenty, and
prices shgnty rising u. Professor Bards experl
meuts in cnltivating carn j., tt,a +sb ,,,,., ,.1
- 49, w.. - ~ - ISL P0nu' ''ulu
- ~ n''e mouse a' " ash'ngton nave been very
successful 1t is estimated That fifty couple placed
in one Dond ha,a ,,4 ~ ia ono .
,.F,,,.,. r ~ & ''0'oo0 !ouHs USE
ooius sent ~ over the country ----
New ork hrm have purchased the porgy fac.
tory at Round Pond known &c ~, p;h,o
,,,r,,, 49,, ,.,.u,..- &C 'ii0 n'liAn
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

" HEREAS E. b. GRIFFIN, Of Stockton, In
w the County of Waldo, on the first day of
February A. D. 1877, by his deed Of mortage of
that date, recorded In Waldo Registry, Book 1874
Page 1872, conveyed to Fl. A. HICHBORN, of said
Stockton, certain parcel of land situate in said
stockton and bounded as follows, viz Beginning
at the northwest corner of land Of G. L. and F. S.
Hartman; thence south, 221a deg. east, sixty rods
and eight links to a cedar stake marked &. l.. & F.
). H. Il at the southwest corner Of said Harrman's
land; thence SOUTH 67h deg. west, seventy-two
rods to a stake in the west line of the Thomas
Blanchard lot, so-called; thence north, 2215 deg
west forty three rods and five links to the north
east corner of said Blanchards lot; thence five
rods and twelve links to the southeast corner of the
j. l.. Griffin wood lot; thence north, by said lot
twenty rods to a cedar stake marked 1876 :;
thence NORTH 10 deg east by land of L. Shute fifty
seven rods and eight links to first named bound
containing twenty seven acres, more or less. And
whereas said Hichborn on the 18th day of Novem
Der, a. d. 1881, assigned the said mortgage to me,
the subscriber. And whereas the condition of said
mortgage having been broken /, the undersigned,
claim foreclosure of the same.
WILBUR GRANT.
3w5O By l.. M. PARTRIDGE, his Attorney
Dated at Stockton this 9th day of Dec 1881
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NOTICE The Oak Hall Outline Book for
Juvenile Artists" is the prettest Christmas offer
ing We have seen. box of superior Water Col
ors goes with each book, and prizes are offered to
the juvenile artists who return the best-c olored
books to the publishers before Feb Four of
these books and four boxes of colors. are sent ex
press paid for Sl.00 Read the Oak Hall advertise
nent
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F'arm-Talk.
" work on FARMIxGs srRxECTs

Is the only work on FARMING SUBJ ECTs
ever written in common every day talk, or colo.
quia style. New Series, just printed in fine style,
fast; % chap IA PIP. bound in paper, SO cts. in
cloth, bevelled edges, $l.OO. Sent anywhere post
paid, by mail on receipt of price. Every farmer,
ana person interested in agricultural matters, in
Maine, should have it, Address the publishers
BRACKEIT IL co. Ralfast Me-
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SpEclAL NOTICES.
A -CAkI(.

~ all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretons of youth, nervous weakness. early de
cay, loss Of manhood, &c will send a recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in south
America. Send self-addressed envelope to The
REv. JOSEPH T. INMAN Station d. Nelo Iorl Citg.
6m44
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"Could Not Have Lived a Year Longer,

A clergyman in Mississippi says in a recent let
ter: al feel so much improved in health that
think it my duty to inform you of the great benefit
your Compound Oxygen has been to me. ! aras
rsry Tor and suffering greatly. could not haze
Tired year iOager rtAom rejoicing relief n some
quarter, | am now going about nv ministerial
duties, and last Sabbath, while officiating at a
funeral, a storm overlook me, and was drenched
in rain but no serious consequences followed. as
had reason to expect from past experience" Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, containing large
reports of cases and full information seNt free
Drs STARKEY & PALEN, ll09 and I'LL Girard St
Philadelphia, Pa
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FoUNn D..

DlCkED up at the Lower Steamboat wharf in
y this city, one day last week, small ROW
BOAT The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
HOWARD CCNANT.
Belfast, Dec. IL, lsSI.-lw50
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FLORA'S BOUQUET.

" the same publishers, is a beautiful volume of
FLOWER ENGRAVINGS coored and painted from
nature accompanied by appropriate Poems Just
what every lady wants for her centre table Price
~ cents. Address as above. 1t is also for sale at
the Bookstores in this city. lw50
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15

Edward Fox, Judge of the u s. District Court,
died suddenly at Portland yesterday morning, it
is supposed Of heart disease.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15

DIR. Green, tie Republican candidate for mayor
of Boston, was elected Tuesday by about 600
majority.
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Dec 9Th, schr- Mary Eliza, Bullock, Boston.
" 10Th, schr. Chattanooga, Swan, New York.
llth, schr Mary. Magee, Boston
18th, schrs joachim, French, Boston: Mazurka,
Thomas, Portland.
SAILED.
Dec oth, schr. Orion, White, Boston.
" 10th, schrs. Brunette, Babbage, Boston. Har-
mona, Pattershali, do Mary Farrow, Pattershall,
do.
Dec llth, schr. A. W, Ellis Mahoney, Jackson
vile.
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Mineral Hill Mining Company.

fIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
= of the Mineral Hill Mining Company will be
held at the office of Hon. Fred Atwood. In Winter.
port, on the first Tuesday In January, 1882, at
Two O'Clock III the afternoon for the election of of
ncers and to transact any other business that may
legally come before said meeting
HENRY T. SANBORN, Asst Secretary
Winterport, Dec. a. ISSl.-5O
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WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE. SMITH Steady
~ employment and good wages to the right
man guaranteed viii let shop, tools, and furnish
stock on shares If preferred. Reference required.
Address
2m49* c. WHITNEY, Macbias Me
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OF d.. Ladies All Linen Hem
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15

Governor ST John of Kansas has issued a
proclamation citing that there exists in certain
cities combinations Of persons who are detantly
violating the provisions of the law prohibiting the
manufacture and sale OF Intoxicating liquors, and
offering rewards of 500 to 800 tor the arrest and
conviction of any person violating, aiding in
any way the violation Of these laws
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15

President Arthur will not Interfere in the con
test between the readjusters and republicans fol
the Virginia Senatorship
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-12-15
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