The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-10-01

these two clubs has not subsidized and the Dutfs
are thrsting for blood. They long to meet their
adversaries in another conflict \ movement is on
foot, If II meets general approval, for these two
clubs to meet under different circumstances.
Theodore Thomas and his un1ivaIed orchestra
of so musicians assisted by Miss Emma Juch, the
celebrated soprano, and Albert Paulet, a magnf-
cent tenor, will give grand concert at the Bangor
Opera House Monday evening. oct D There
should be party from Belfast to attend this, the
grnndest musical entertainment ever given in this
section
MORRILL,. Quite a novel and interesting party
was held at the house and Hall of MIR. Thomas
Storer last Saturday. The occasion was the quilt
ing Of d friendship quilt for Mr.. Storer's little
grandson over sixty were present, mostly little
children They carried a picnic dinner and had =
fine time,...dohn Erskne who has been attending
Castine Normal school, returned home last week.
mfr +. Merriam is placing his engine in position.
supervised by practical engineer, Mr.. Betle
from Starry, and hopes To nave IT in running ORDER
iu threc ~ fpnr weeks
a friend If t1c Journal sends u. the following
A lttIc boy ten years oh was challenged to make
al impromptl rhyme upon a subject given him.
The subject given was the recent race between the
Puritan and the t1cnt.ta His re-uou-r r,. lc i'm
medately, was THIS
The proud Gcne7ta started out.
To sail The ocean blue
THO Puritan outsFread her SAIL,
And to he breeze she hcw.
Away she flew fast ana far,
Leading the Genest9 like a star
She took The curve, came round the bend,
Nhc won the race ami that's the end.
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Press OFF ssturl7v published The following
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was postmasi Il at LIBERTY, a town in Waldo ooun-
y ~ 1nI9 9In.' l.oUsh Nn honest man ne was
Rnmurs of h negligence comm, IL, rbr cars ~ me-
Postotlirr Department Special Agent Carr wa-
zen 4lt I" SSie Mr.. Dafr 'at7lI' hn-'f apt
IN into the poslolicc olc,ia, wien he nu.t,na4,
was OUT ana carrying q all the mail. Mi Know
ro,,",a " rf KY '1," ,,u a g i'tl
became a Greenbacker and -ubsegqertlv n Demo
rTat- Ihe otheT dal on tHn recommendation of ue
Sfot cn'ri,, ,,.i ' i VI .nG i''i'o' at'I
facts in the case Mir, kuo, ton was appointed
postInaster m tle very same onlg from niGh he
as If Nil Brown mi.Dt ngse an6faeI, bone +, l,i,,t
with Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson.
Vur Liberty correspondent says, however tnat
Mr.. hhoWltoH $ appointment is fhvorabiF received
In that town.
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