The Republican journal., 1884-01-03
IN GENERAL.

/ PENNINGTON has about forty octooon,ri,n,
| and three or more nono"rnHrians.
About six hundred s.rirhs have been meade
| in Portland This wear and sold for S43 oon
/ Franklin county lunbermen are rsnrci.,Il,
t busy getting out The timber blown in The great
| November gale
Congressman Dinrlev believes that some.
thing will be done by hi, Congress toward re.
yiyinp American shining Interests
The Winthrop Dairyino Association are con.
sidering the advisabililv of erecting Il ori>1 mill
| in connection with their creamery
Governor Robbie saws thp farmers of Maine
pay three-fifths of the taxes. thouqh the farms
1 do not rcprcsent 1hrec-ifths of the nronrrty in
/ Maine.
! GOV. Robbie has annontcd Hon pufus prnca
| of Turner, under :ict Of the last e%islatnre to
| examine the accounts of the State Treasurer
! for tbn Won,
! The Aroo,took farmers are boldno tbei,
! potatoes for n rise and do NOT send I.,If -.
/ many to n,,ri,nt .s they ALL last ,,n.r TLa
price i, 81 n barrel against 50 last wear
4 Portland three vn.i o,d mis- nI,v;no
ahout home ..vs ~ i Jn;n r., ,,,,,t of 10 -,,,s
/ some me.t ;, 1;r,ndn,a asl,s yybnrn sba il ,5
| inc ia Get the meal WHY to, ,,..t -, I,,-s'
| of torse. Advertiser.
Ara meeting of the Maine Central r,ilrood
directors Dec. o6th George + r J,.lson wa.
elected nresjdent. p.vsnn ,rnrlcr yi.o,,ras;-
dent and general m,n,orr. Hon I II nn,o.
| mond clnrl, -alj unnn;no,,.iv
The Ranoor Whia s.vs tLnr4 i :, v-on,.n i,
thai citv who woye lisG yards Of r.rnntino l.st
wear. finishing The last web saturday ny9uino
lat. and She also has done work for , f,miiy
| of in two of whom, ara in,..iiJ '''''''
| The drummnrs renort tad az varv auu
many saving that ahdut an thrv cam ,lo i vrita
| The firm fiat they nrn sin win thar, hnt No
| ordars M.uy L.,,.a ,,ana i, 70 ,,' 49,, i
tbe second week in Janu.rv '''' '''''
Diphtheria is prevailing 70 an ALARMING ev.
tent in The northern narf cf Ennn"hnnI.
whole families hein@ itrcken dawn Thd pu.
Smith has lost four children. ali that he had
| whose ages ranged from two 70 fen wears
| The stockhnlders Of tha Eastorn rala,,,,, ;, i
COMPANY met in Portland on Mondar ii in ntr
and made choice of the following ott;cer- for
the ensuing year. President Hon Fredrinlt
| Robie. secretary and Treasurer ~ r. Rod-
law
Since the English steamers have been RIM.
| hing to Portland This winter tbrv have carriaJ
away 5000 tons of FREIGHT. The amount ot
business will show a large increase This win,
| ter over previous seasons OWING to tbe incrans-
ed number of steamers.
| Mr.. f. +, Boothby. general passenoer and
ticket agent of the Maine Central railroad. has
issued circnlar 70 tive neonle a better ;de Of
| the business of the road The circul.r con.
tans extracts from the animal renort AMI is al
great value for reference
There was meeting of temperanre men in
Joshua Nve's office at Augusta. Dee. 9th for
! consultation in regard TO the t.amD.jUn for the
constitutional amendment and other matters
Among those present were r. ". Dunn al
Wateryille. r. s Kelley of W;nthron AMI +
r. Drummond
| Mr.. A. H. Bicknel]. a Roston artist has heeu
| commissioned TO naint the oortrait II tho lotto
Senator Morrill,. of Maine. which is to he nre.
sented to the state of Maine. If is to he a din.
picate of the one Mr.. Rcknell nainted some
wears ago for the treasury department nj Wash.
| ington.
One of the ruscs adopteJ nv narties IN East.
ern Maine this season to shin partridees from
the State contrary to law was to pack them in