The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-11-27


Aniroscogsin. -l2o,432 1920 $3.50 3t6,3}s
Alu27Iooh $500 ,;2'ooQ l%,%" = - wv
t'Ili it2a1f 53e '9-' 6 17 'i is-
Uamrrtk a. oao % T5o 550n 80 3S}
Kennebnr. 345-gI 50 o3i 253;,ai f0 76t
knoN............. 10000 5000 25.0UO 10000
Lincoln 6o,4l9 1906 3l,050 l>G,>75
0Ntor '.-..''..,-lsl 4r3ov l2l,@O e4o922
Il! IdS'Ulo .u'0t '.t'!i
~ "ti9 9 ar % taa
StnrInt ,7l 81 3a} M 535 ,;s5 III
Waldc............I45.355 342G 44,94I 549,g35
Ma1hlngton-----'' 69'9A 3-935 ~ o!l,!ii
-, ~
Totals.........29 l222O 100 $50 I.I54.s75 s75003l
These fgures show an increas. of $50 5O-
bp.Ne' : of osf> over last ve1r a. ~ Ln.bal- of
wb and "A oGf hnxbel. If .nr, no rntato
cron vino - decrease of o3s 400 hu>ba,s Ne
stated above. II i estimated thtt abou1 tifIy
tons nf bu,> have haen raised in norihnrn
Aroo>took II I. yeYr iron, .,00 aero. far which
an AVERAGE n, Ne of a ShiIiino = nonnd IA. heen
realized
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL.
TIN. C,oyernor and Council were in session
last week. Architert tassptt Of Portland an.
nearad Al Anuu.t. Friday ma Laid his ,,Ians
for the extension of the Si;tt. House before The
Council. Several minor alteration, were made.
A petition for the uAr,lon of the rlm-stIler " ho
sold The Iiouor to The hn,s ba ,iii ,ha lh,,'It-
INC in the Gastine mnr,t,r ease wa> nresrrteI
he being under y sentence of three months i'm
iail. The matter WA, laid ON The table The
nafitionarS far The ,7,,,ni,+mlnf If Ieiladiab
Thomas of Gardiner, special constable for the
ehloIcehehi OF 'he lqaoI raw were gwen
Na't ~ Whndrd"- htpoI}s were hade on me
erection o. ItPIt>tniatNes ana senators OF the
Sat LeSlsialuie ana members el congress.
nc S1uneIi "'tIouih e' lu"f 10 met AGAIN
tHe -4tn; htn lue ItSu vi the eiectofal eec-
tioh VIM ne announces. ne MAINE presldeh-
tt'i tleI'o's leet 'iie - udH Oh DteehoeI. Ut
Noulcli " III again DC III stssioh theh'
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Boston .TournaI SAYS. The nuno.ition
unon fhr mart of a nortion eff th,. lire,.fors nf
the Rostnn and Maine ia tho form. IF no ,ro-
nnsed lease If thp E4>ta,, rafarrad -, ,.eltar-
day has found rvnrr>>ion in :, communication
from enc of the board in heh,tIf of nj, n,,no.j
lion The fact i very annarpnt that the East
ern directors nronosrd t4r,n- 1,,t he Ire,t.rs of
the Rostop and Maine th.t il v,nS exna.t41 tine
latter hoard would refn.e huf yrry nurh to
their surprise he terms were ar.cntpG win
little discussion. While the old one Va mnrh
in favor of The Interest," Of the Rn,fo,t and
MalDe u Is eSldenl Ihal me boot Is upon the
one Of the grounds OF the opposition OF some
of the Boston X Maine people TO the new lease
of the Eastern to the Boston X Maine is the
Eastern'> contract with the Maine Central Rail
road to carry the Maine Central passengers
from Portland TO Boston for 81 30.
The Knox 4 Lincoln Railroad Company will
hold is annual meeting at Damariscotta. Dec.
Sd.
SIM ,<o1urp >tr.pnrp
III, -,
"A "A LOS EloSv hoIIlple murder occurred al Nortn
hl iiil'ol II oiii tne e@u %
I au IN ol i"esu"H eHth'hs tHe i'tl ms
SENS tiial !oul's iHq'ah named NhaIle,
'iouias any, " man iaiigu 'oni niluSe were al
drinking. dispute arose. and Charles Neho-
va. whieJ ti ZIP Fan, W, ~ ,e
man. f4iher WI. ,,ra.ant Ind saai,,,, th1 rS,,if
Of tb ,tl ,ii i,i,, H. a. 80 ~
noinfei The ritln tbrngb ,ha uimn .nG "ha,
Rridoe dnsd Tbl nv nor,,i,1o ~, 1,.3t.a
tbf7II ~ .,' IN ~ ~ ms W
~ ne az "iiI' ,,,G @ ia,
Eineo Ih,r.s \inI.'-,' .I " U"Oo
ta.ti r o'ii,s ~ - u ~ t f
0idtown A. 6oya M, Ur ,ne ~ ~ IA
ponla md b.Id for aya,,i,,.,,i,,, So -, i.
thai ynno Nroi,l i th |Itt, n th.'t
tbe oId r,7u i,I "a ti..lI - fTh "-,, M
,t.itn,s.t.' r., tha f:i ,ij - - 49,, -,
ohtain an, a,si,l,,,n o ,.,,I' ~ ~ ~
80 0'' MAI '''''
CLEVELAND Is ELECTED
/ ne Lev lStoh NH at Lewiston, Me. VIII %
on I"o-tnhu> tllhe >ooh-
lhtre mas peeh cat down IN wages At ne
tannefy AT Norway, say : the Advertiser
me Lockwood Co., WMer'iie has posted
houces III their mills OF cut-doWn of ID pei
Ing blIdtIoru stove foundry shut down
MIohudE' throwing ~ men out OF employment
Inc suspension was forced by The general de-
PlesSioil Oh business
OpeIau ,' ~ t4e far"eIl mus, Lewiston
nave Deen notified OF reduction IN wage,
varying from Ten TO fifteen per cent. conimenc-
ing lhe llrst OF next month. The Hlii and An
afoScogSln mills VIII shut down next week.
N cr>rp,
4 nf tha Of ba Mil,
State College are to teach during the coming
winter.
GOV Robe has re-appointed DE-. f. A
Thompson, Dover, trustee of the State Reform
School.
There will be but little numbering done Oh
East Machas river, and not an average on Ma
chias river.
road horses and in private Stables in Portland
The small streams and ponds i'm the unuel
part of the State are frozen over. and many OF
the saw mills are shut down for the season.
The lighthouse board in its annual report
asks for the following special approprialion,
for Maine stations: Lubec Nurrows. 81. 900:
Green Island. 81, 900.
Mr.. Blaine has rented the house of eA -Ser
Window on Massachusetts avenue in Washing.
ton and is expected to occupy il in about two
weeks.
Miss Nellie A. Blai>del, of Bangor. one OF
the leading soprano singers of Eastern Maine
has been married to Augustine Belden. lead
ing merchant of ST. Paul. Mimi
Abner Rice the oldest male inhabitapt OF
Thomaston, aged 90 years, was found dead in
his bed Thursday morning. Mr. Rice was q
native of Massachusetts and came to f. to live
in 1919.
The Merchants Marine Insurance Compau,
of Bangor has notified the public that because
of the depressed condition of navigation and
and unfavorable prospects in marine insurance
it will discontinue business.
In the Herald, a new temperance paper start
ed at Portland, Neal Dow SAYS there are in the
city fifty grogshops, more or less. not count.
ing the hotels and apotbecary shops. and these
places are well known to the police"
Under the act of March Sd, 1888. providing
for REIMBURSEMENT of postmaster's salaries, 10t
Maine postmasters get SG694 The readiust
gent covers period of 10 wears from 1864 tt
1874.
In one of the Cherryfeld schools the question
was recently asked little seven-years-old
"What islands lay southeast of Cape Cod?'
"Nantucket and Martha's Barnyard," was The
quick response.
S. l.. Boardman, Esq, and daughter. have
gone to New York, Mr.. Boardman to nego
tiate with prominent 1rm for the publishing
of valuable work which he has been en-
gagged in writing for some time past.
The governor has appointed Hon. S. C.
Hatch, Hon. A. +. Crockett, of the council ant
Gen. John L. Hodsdon, Hon. Rufus Prince anc
Fred w. Richie committee to examine the