The Republican journal., 1883-02-15

At meeting of the Directors of the Maine
! Central on the Sth a dividend of - per cent.
was declared, payable on and after February
! 18th.
The people of Reckland and vicinity are be-
! ING warned by a travelling Adventist that the
world is coming to its end next year.
The committee of the Unitarian Society at
| Bangor which visited Fitchburg, Mass. to in
| Vcsti@ate the charges against Rev. S. j. Stew
| art, the pastor, have made report generating
! him.
The hearing in the Barron case at Dexter, is
deferred to February 10th, Oh account of the
| illness of counsel
The ice crop on the Penobscot has been bar
vested. Added to what was kept over from
last season there is about 5000 tons of ice at
Bangor for shipment.
| The new commander of the Grand Army IN
| the Maine Department, Capt. f. NJ. Shaw of
| Lisbon. is one Of the rising men of the State.
| Boston Herald.
| Foreign capitalists have been secured to push
! forward the erection of the Lime Rock Rail-
road at Rockland and new surveys are now
| being made with the intention of beginning the
construction of the road early in the spring.
An amendment to the charter granted some
| years ago has been asked so as to allow the
town of Thoma>ton and the city of Rockland to
exempt from taxation the real and personal
property of the company for ten years.
GARDENERS new four per cent. city bonds to
be issued in place of the $4,000 falling due the
18th instant, have been sold by the city treas
uror at 101.
Miss Ella NJ. Hewitt, aged 80, of Backing
l lon SoIncr' hockland, committed suicide
mental alteration.
The Augusta correspondent of the Boston
Post say, of the numerous receptions rendered
10 COY honlG; Ills GNceilency Is IN Tor 1t, and
lh. ,i Is no ieihhS Wnat i coming. nope ne
VIII stand 1t better than GOV. Coney did, who
greeted a
be autilHi moon l"-hiSn', kept ih"t loillula
LOT HWhiie' lhen dTopp%d 10 moon to-nlSht
ana hnal!' as me lasl delacnhent sweep past,
extended a amp ana per>plrinS hand' ana was
| l''' Only ~ h!li'cr' ailio>l lh'uoiplN' moon
! m00h-moon'
Iht temperance Committee of the Maine
I-"-I>'i'IuEr VIII report "0uSni 10 pass on the
l'V>F" ah'iianlthl 70 me llquof law proVlu-
" jli3l o!IiceF> VINO IAN 10 perform lheiT duty
Hh"H pc hneu' me committee VIII make the
>aiii' TepoI' on an amendment proVldlhS that a
| 'ou3' man pG served on an owner OF 4 bulld-
ing USED as dram SHOP 80 thar he snail not be
| ignorant OF Inc TACT that ilqlor Is sold lhere.
IN, Governor ana Conhcll nave 4nally re.
Iu>'u 20 si'h' Puu"h 10 jacob . heTrin ol
HI31h' Nho was tolnllilleI 10 stare fTisoh
| l,h"cT zen wears sentence lor mallSlauShter'
january 80. ne pettlon lor pardon was
pIs'H upon Ihe >l'Ie OF heaitn OF the prisoner,
NIoS' utath may ~ eNPtcteu TO occur Wi'nih
i SNORT line' ana VINO is also considered sIght-
y insane
"A correspondent mas consulted me ladles at
inc Augusta mouse a. 10 VINO was the handsom-
g: Il, member nui 10 his surprise found wide
IiHGI'ic' 81 oplhion' me isl as mace up DIV
,nt i"qle5 ln'iu'es - -; OF IS nj OF
l}-u' IL. al I'd; M, OF I'll;
OF It; 1t Of =; II, OF
h-d; N--e' OF Ii; Iii of B--r.
'hu G'hrrN VOC numerous TO mention
!ri"uelofo liquor dealers are beng MADE TO
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