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The cDbcise, neat little lcahct jss1od by The
! Main" central, describing some " liz attraf-
lions ~ Il pleasure route, was written by How
ard O@cD. " me Maine Farmer.
Obc ~ DE most pleasing arrangements Oh,
''clddwb'- day@ Saturday. July 2sih, ~ Tho
| temperance raint.tneeting NJ NafaBOcODk, viii
| br reception given them by GOy. I.DEtte. Al
tltc 'jiltle folks" VII have ~ opportunity 10
tn"rt AMI shake hands win tIc GOVerbOrO u the
-iatc.
Jlr papcr. baYc bccn signed and tln Npw
ErnnsWick railway VIII takc control " tlte H.
J0lb Maine, which has been leaspd by ihe
former toad for nm ycars. sippl raijs WiDt b.
| lald % ne ~ John 4 Maine and then the tflck
irOtn HO<iOb ~ ~. JOHn VII be Iajd With siep1
rails 1bn concentrated line, a1QtegaitDg Oyef
~ mllcs ~ rD1d WtII br un1rr he general man
a4rinf6i ~ v. ~ Bnrpre, u PROMINENT raiIrOa1
man wbO f6r aDfGr ljmr past ljas beeD q rcs-
dptit ~ BaH9Or
me annual pafirrtng II fbc Drtf, u Maine
WI W. N lMkc NaraDOcO0k, August ldb Jbr
Name trfprab association NJ MassarIinufta.
| holds reunion 81 Harrington On he Ilth and
I1tl " august. AMI flcy haze rcreiyrd ana M
~pfrd ~ initiation fr0m tie Department NJ.
Brcr ~ br pfNscut 1T fbe 1Hke ~ TbHTs1ay.
Ah2ud lGih GcDcrfd Manager Inpkef ias
| HDdlY rDnscbtod ~ carty them ~ TIE 1Ake On
ihrlr rdnrH rum FarfDiHgi0b without altjfiOh,
~ t#gl6sr, Wbcre TRY VII spcb1 ne day.
y. y, ~baW, ~ wet I1atnpden, Me.. says 4
pr I4bb"r 'oMfd seyfbe ptOfcd ~ fret
! guaty III ftffy respect.
1hn NMh" IiisfOfica <oritty ttas fakrn sfpps
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! WIo snbsrfibcd tDWatd fhr nut " fIhYfr,lDw
| Jla"cd ju Wnsftnibsirr Abbpy,
samuel BOWkctt H4td srtcHtY ypars. NJ ~DtGh
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y IrojD)boBt raltDad OgjoiM sa}d ~ Il C0ttt
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The Truth about Tewksbury.


II GOV. Butler were 40 honest refortncr. in.
stead " .elf-.cckjng dninagOgtIc, BE- would
now acknowledge that BE- bad been mi.Icd
about the management Of the Tcwksbury aims
hou-c, that the evidence had not ''panncd out"
a. be eYprctcd and that hi attempts 10 blackcn
thn naIle Of Massachusetts had mscraby
failed. FOR these are the facts, and be must
know j, unless bis mind Il hopeIessly warped
by prejudice and bad temper. We confess
Wy Ne evidence shows better state Of things
At Tcwksbury than we had supposed possible.
considering The character 81 the inmates. The
state alfnsbon-c has undoubtedly been managed
with humanity, with economy. with cnlighicn.
81 prudence and with rare patience The
charges against II have been untcnabc and
incredible, from the character Of the Witnesses
il for 10 other reason. The clainor raised
about the dissection Of bodies and the tanning
Of human skins has been an irrelevant and
shameful piece Of dcinagogi-n. The Governor
has rolled himself IN the dirt for nothing
boston Herald.
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Clipping

I'm" n Dnr lDUX-,jXidDd aUd MIR iDrD vim
~ JlDt iblnk y paye ~ adyrrij-". NUT ibiDk
F"rphupb r. IoinI - ruin ta.L ~ ntBplDys
,3rui5 rs" Hit@Tjsors ~ ~ ajcad NJ the
rlru-. Dhrcn ~ Whom agr ucwhpapcr turD,
.DardDer ltepoJtor.
Dnr Wonjd ruppD,e that II tiey ate obli1cd
70 DW -iat arIDss tbc wiDdDW. " KoBurbcr
Brig" ~ Au2u-ia, ~ present drunken men
IRON inmbjDg through ibcm. II was time that
-prriai oArcrs -hDuld b. appointed 10 nDforcc
the liquor hw. .Watcryille Mail.
webb u the Bo-iDn journal. wrlics ibat The
Maine Senator arc among the mott powerful
adfDracs President Arthur has. 1bcy are
aI-1 powerful adyOcates for Maine AMI tie
country ~ large. The siatc bas good rea.oi to
~ promo of her strong young Senators. Bid
dcfDrd journal.
Wcrr II free from the influence u Bourbon
i'm. Richmond should be- what Manchester /.
~ England and Manchester aBd Petersburg
10 virginia should BE- what Lowell and Law
renee are IN Massachusetts. The fairy wbo.c
magic wand viii work tb- tran.fOrmmion scene
j. a Protective TaGT [KcbmoDd Va, Wig
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-07-05

The supreme Court " ohio OH the ZGfjj OH, i,
DbrI"ed We cobsijihtDbality ~ tbe ScOtt Liquor
NV. This II u triumph fDr tIe InDnt,iioans.
who pass"d tlW IaW NJ IT, hit scssjDn " Nv
Legislature and in1Drscd Il IN tlteir platform Al
the rcett state C0bYeBtiJB.
glW constitution n ohio deeIarns fb9t s1u1
Irrbs" ~ Intoxicating liquors sjmII " gtahlrJ
~ fbjs 5faiD, bat fbc Grnerid Assetpbjy U,ay ty
nv prOyjde against Uje ttils resni}tH tt,Dyr.
rum" Tbe POND Iaw, pbssDd W fIp Rebuilt.
RIM I9islmGrn " Is-Z, was set asbln Nv NJ
8npr1j" COnr sDo8 annrn4 rhartBpNf a. L1.
my IN rtttct q Iirrtsn nv. notwithstanding 0,n
'Ae' tiat mr. ~ ~ secij1bs derIarod INIT M
MT 4lWDjd nut mr. cDH.frtjrd NJ MN NJ 01lp,r.
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Rlch Men on the Supreme Bench.

i Is said tbat the members of the United
states supreme court represent So 900 900.
judge Blatcbford II said 10 be- worth al least
Sl3,NOOD aud j. cIiildIcss- nobody but his
wife aud self. Stanley Matthews i. sai1 10 liz
worth s%D,0D0 At The very lowest estimate.
while Justice Woods fortune l. stated 10 BE- III
least SlOOOOO. chief Justice Waite IL .aid 10
have ~ least sIj0.GOO, Jurticc Field s7aO.OD0
ana Judge Gray, The bachelor " The lot, il sad
TO be worth SIj0,0OO. Justice Bradley is said
10 BE- worth Sj00,D0D, while Jnstice1 Mfer and
Harlan are both poor men. Their only income,
II Is said, u their salaries S10,O00 per annuD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-07-05

An article ID Tie %ortb American Inyjew
for July di-cu,sc- chUrDb-2oing. 4 Nou-cburci-
9ocr asscrl- tlmt church Attendance and church
influence are diminishing. RES. Dr. Ward
shows by the ccnsu- returns that church mem
bcrsbip IN proportion to DE entire population
il largely Increasing, and infer ju-uy ihat
church Attendance must al-o bc iDcrca.fnV
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-07-05

The American J.cfOrmer spraks " Judgc
IIoahIcy, tlJe Democratic candidafc for GOvcr.
nor 81 ohio q, ~ secOBd-cIa.s lawyer and
tricky politician, cI,aropioncd by tbe rnm.cI
crs." ~ the EcfOrmcr II Democratic IL it,
prOcIlyiiics lbis 4 rough % the cnn1ilaic.
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\ member u TIE firm u CraDp'. HOns, slip
builders. was recently a.kcd ~. shlp building
% more lorrsbin9 condition 10 tIi- country
than ycar Or twD agOT' and rcplicd: "50mc.
what better. Ncarly ~ fl,e yards IRE buy. and
great many nrw ve.-cIs arr being bnIt. ~.
peciaIIy for trade ~ the Pacifc."
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1bc propo-jGoU ~ n.fabj-b 40 Ia,nu
Maine mir. oojDpo,cd VI M oDnDiir- ~ ihn
Tbjrd aDd tourib "on4m,,jonM Ul.Wp's,
ba. be"D rcroi'cd ~jfh mar fayor, auI II h
y 70 be managed - th. iDirr.tr " ibe prllue-
~ Gan hardly MI y m""t vim 9DDord npprD-
bation. # y intended 70 bo,1 he mir 10 Ban-
gor, ana the Commercial u That cjly say,>
Everything y worijD2 yoyy fayDriDly ~
the prOpOsed fair GcDtlcnrn 10 hi. rliy Lnyr
responded 10 Scr} IIbcral manner ~ tAe calj
for snbecnpijDns - build y trark abd the nne-
e-rary buildings, ana Wc a.surn tie frlrud- u
the prOposcd fair that Il vii proYc surnrs-.
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n destructive green worm II making sad has.
0c ~ the wheat crop near Reading, fa.
4 .ea captain has been committed 10 laiI. win.
ont bail, At Philadelphia, on charge NJ having
pnrp0seIy run schooner laden with Il valuable
cargo ashore on a reef IN the Caribbean Sen.
Mr.. Scou Russell, widow of The eminent
English engineer and inventor, IL 10 receive 4
pension of 80 ~ consideration Of her nus.
baDds services 10 the science of naval arcbifcc-
tnrc.
The war on the trade dollar has commenced
IN Philadelphia. directors 81 yario,I. banks bay.
ing notified the CITY Treasurer that they will
not receive the objectionable coin on deposit
after the Ut inst.
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u seems 10 be c0nsidcred very remarkable
that COY. Butler should have bcbayed I'VE u
gentleman at Harvard Commencement. wen,
perhaps II wa.
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y A. usual the probbitory managers il ohio
have nominated State ticket 10 assist the free
rum, Democratic party. but tie probibjtory
vote u expected 70 b. yery small. The same
thing il done IN Maine. # Il calIc1 taking the
temperance question out Of politir4, but the ~
fen il 10 aid the anli-fcmprrancc political par
~, every time.
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when The Government wants 10 employ spc-
cia counsel again II should cndcayor 10 find
lawyers who can draw an Indictment that viii
stand. Kellogg is likely to c-cape through De-
fcctivc Indictment and The Indictment in the late
star route trial j. also said 10 have been dcfec-
tive. TheJud2e saw it. but the counsel for the
defence DID not, and 80 the trial proercded
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Jbc dn1c and The Qnecn Anne .tyIc " arcli.
heidr ~" said 10 W. going oct. ~, h. Dthc
by.
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Boston man thinks be ba. discoyercd Der.
pelnaI motion, 1berc's millions IN Il.
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1be Maine Cbri,tjaD AdyocatD suqgcst4 the
establishment u u Maine Methodist CoIIrge ii
Portland.
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Sew York ba. 40 IcbthyOpazous Cub. ana
last week il patook Of III fourth annual dinner.
The yiands included razor clans, mooDf.b.
w0f-lisb, alligator steaks, -cacOw steaks, drum
G.II a1d scarObbIns.
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u 4 moi aboot fiur 70 hear from he squirrel
Island s1uid?
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adVocafc. ijroh-ibg tIio aao ~ Ii1nor, Wijpli 4.
nMbiDH m0rc mr. jr-- INN lr9atizibp flm fraf.
tie mn atDohB'- praDiiciIjy ~ trDr RIM. ~
otbet 5faiDs temperance aAtor5drs W me- nv.
jn9 M "stabl4htDobf NJ h Id4b liDii.D sy.fDtu.
Tbs Il mercy ~ 9ite 4 WDbDpoit ~ ilN sltn NJ
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Assisted cmigrant- arc to bc "as.i.ted" home
again. That Il ~ say, the steamer. viii be
compelled 10 return the panper- England II
exporting from Der aIm.boGses ID tI,Is country.
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I'VE can't win unless We 70 10. for a tariff for
revenue only" .ay- Wmtcrsotl. awe can't
win on tariG for revenue only,' say. voor-
hecs. What they agrec ~ IL, I've can't vim"
such Is Democratic harmony.
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R"y. H"p, Upri-. PrDfe-sOr Df Jbeolo2y Nh
Andoycr, PROT. Eo,wcIl -. litcbcock ~ lDion
JbroIogteal Seminary, New Iprk, and Prof.
IImrj- % YaIe rbeolo2ica Seminary, New IA
v"n, "er" al born ID tie town u Fat Nacbias.
Nr
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4 GXcd -iar-a leading actOrw1o make. a
dead failure. lBostoD Advertiser.
4 fxcd tar-Jack in the lOrk-np.
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d u sai4 iiiat .eyrfal Augusta men haze made
aa1fr ri inDney 10 land IN Bi-Barck. Oak.
fbfn arf terf marty twenty dwellings and
.ADfts IN Ifoe"-- " erection 10 The cities ~
ISea isfgh aDd Auburn.
Two hundred tJDDeau1 dollars ~ the I Der
a-ili. rf-funfipg lOan II Lewiston WA taken by
Z ~ NAY ~. " lewiston. and WOODBURY.
A 8gu.tOn. ~ Portland. Al 1917.
~ Wig sats Moses y. Chick, Esq., colIec-
lDr ~ faKe. for tbe town Of Clinton. called N
~ P'.iigi,=ed County Jreasurers Office june
s'fh and paid DE tax for biz town ~ full for
IT,. The j. 20 instance ~ prompt payment
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Ile Pilgrim, new steamer iu,t PIT Oh TIE
taII River Line, !. dc.eribcd a. 4 floating pal.
nee. lEX.
mi. description bas a familiar sound. III
decd, there have bocn ''Doatin2 palaces" from
the time the puritan- landed Oh plymouth Rock.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-14

reluctantly, to abandon entirely tho course
We had so long travelled. and seek an outlet
from the hills in the direction Of south Of
west. We were all anxious TO visit the river
on our right, to note its general appearance,
taste its waters, and form some opinion rs
TO the probabilities OF its being Red River
but M well might We have undertaken climb
ing the largest cottonwood upon its banks
on horseback az that of cutting our way
through the natural obstacles which inter-
vened between us and the stream. But 60
on in some direction we must and as there
was no alternative, we set of in a south
west course-the nearest point we could
possibly make to what We considered the
right one Even the country over which we
were now compelled to travel, was exceed
ingly rough. we wished ourselves back upon
the smooth and open prairie, at least for the
sake of our poor horses. Many of their
shoes were torn off by the rocks and unused
to go without them, their feet became SO
tender and sore that they could not move
without difficulty. To this should be added
our own catalogue Of misfortunes-travel-
ing day after day, while enduring the sharp
est pangs of hunger, and in state Of har
RAISING uncertainty as to our present sitUa,
ton, even more annoying than starvation
with all these hardships to undergo the
reader can easily imagine that our chances
were becoming desperate. We saw numbers
of antelope and deer during the day, and
passed through one or two dog towns stu.
ated deep in the narrow, secluded valleys;
the animals were all so shy, however, that
it was impossible to get shot at them,
The prairie dogs in particular, appeared to
shun US with more than their ordinary pru-
dence-giving their short yelps of alarm be-
fore we were within half II mile of them,
then tumbling hurriedly into their holes, not
once showing their heads SO long ~ We were
in sight At night we enoamped at another
spring among the hills, without having tast-
ed food since our scanty meal of buffalo
meat on the preceding day. We tightened
our belts by taking up still another hole-a
great relief when suffering from want OF
food--and then threw ourselves upon tho
ground to seek forgetfulness in sleep.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-14
From st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June Z, 1883

ST. LOUIS, June Z, 1889.
Ed. FREE PRESS: Five murders have
been added to the red record of this city in
the past six days, but am weary of writing,
and am sure your readers are tired Of read
ing the story of homicide inseparaio from
the scenes of this vast city. I shall only
mention the two most prominent cases-one
il the killing of young Horne by Otto DER
barger in an alteration on street car--tl.a
other was the killing of one Marshal by his
eleven o'clock last night. The fatal encoun-
ters above mentioned, grew out Of mere tri-
hes, aggravated by liquor.
The $35O,OOO lately subscribed for the.
grand Exposition building has been prompt
ly paid in, aud the magnificent structure.
will be erected without delay. The entire
block now known as Missouri Park on Thir-
teenth and Olive streets. has been secured
for the site.
Your correspondent, awakened by the rat
Ting of coaches at four O'Clock this morn
ing, concluded to take an early morning
walk, and among the endless variety of
scenes that astonish the eye at an early hou-,
is the great Union Market at Fifth and Nor
gan streets Here is to be found the pro-
duce and delicacies of every State, of every
country and every climate, attractively ex
posed for sale. One hundred butcher stalls
have the choice beef and mutton of Texas,
and here also is to be had the best fish OF
the Northern lakes and rivers Every frIl,
and flower known and grown froT F,oiitl-s
to Dakota. is daily brought here by raj.
The whole market block is iianked by gro
Ger and peddler's wagons, and together with
the intermixture of hucksters, policemen.
with customers aud servants make up
scene which your readers would d0 well u
take in" when they visit ST. Louis.
The theatres are all closed for the sum
mer. and the various summer theatres and
beer gardens are in full blast.
The unfortunate misunderstanding De
tween Mayor Ewing and the City Council
has resulted in the council sudden,y adjourn
ing 10 next October without passing the ap-
propriation bill. This has placed matters "a
a serious condition. aud really leaves thu
ponderous and complicated municipal ma
chine without a dollar TO Ta1 On FoU-
hundred thousand dollars Vas asOut the
amount provided fGr IN the bill
CsKL SHH.zs.
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Haaf and Shoe

Rect and shoes
cERH. LAUEES. East siss Pusiis seo'Te'
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" siss IIsza-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-06-14

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