The Republican journal., 1885-07-30


Pert Conform emn,ovad Of tbe Maine Central ward
at waterviI,e was ,ninred ,ost woeL ue was on
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WALDO. IIaying is nearly and the crop
has been secured in excellent condition, and is
about one fourth more than last year. The quality
is not quite up to former years. the herdsgrass be-
Ing absent on great deal of the fiat land and more
cioNet 'h8h iof number OF years..-.A caif be-
''hIi"s ~ ISAAC burns escaped from the pafh one
"''y i"9' week an" mas not yet been captured' lie
pay Nv "'tchtioh 10 other animals ana acts "hen
my "iif 'iii't'''-'''' ~ 0un"ins
'''' 400 ''N'S ieN.i'e" d pension VI eish' uo'il9
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Nfi"A' hN' iion' MUSES. "eps'er - looking
"''el 'o o9 III '''io Vo"i' anu Is uohS goo" Joo
o"l lo''' VIII NC III oe'ter cohetloh thah ever pe-
:" 'i9 Ne i''' '"Aol up n''ii an '''o
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p'i'ion u ie"se mas oeeil ie'i'oFe'' III iroi'
vi '''e po'' oin'o "i'" Is ueoiueu improvements
,o,,nnpcod ~, hia no,, hn;,,,iu, S.h. y,ra;,to
and George Prescott have loaded for New York
tb. former with na,ino. tb, Ia,,,r with atoro
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par I,,,,c f. , ,,oa,,, nrr;.a Ia ,,o,,. yht,
YACHT Je,nnet,a The bonner which ,b, 1.,ios
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I Iafavetta rarvar Past a p Sauna of our
small boat fishermen made a2o last saet
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'9 wy ''' ''N'i' Wv" '''' '0O'ui' III '''' N0'
-'0+'''ohti F0''iS ol Aues''aS evening W 4ui'e !"
"Ise "u"i'hee''''A party ol youhg people came
"eie from bangor on Stlnr' queen CHy frl'ay
evening ana heio "ahce III the skatihg rink
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'"hh + hea haS started shoo'ihs saiiery on ms
"h'ui "JolhlhS behhettS Downing aiiey.-.'Mf'
Niahsheia OF Manchester, Mass VINO does an I'M
porting business IN BOSTON, mas made quite large
purehA9e OF iand at Dlce's hea"' on whlch he ln-
tends to huld handsome house the coming season.
lie Is a brother-in-aw of F. r. Wood NJ. q.
Gray ma mte'y been 10 hostoh ana BACK IN MS
new yacht, the Empress. Being alone he served
rs Cautain pilot cook and all hands Camn
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meeting at North Csstine viii commence Aug H.
"A new BLANK side walk is being built ON the
upper portion of Pleasant St
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weather had been better The frcouent showrr.
| INNS, ba,o s,,,il,a s,,,,a of ,h, ,loas,, Tho o
crrsio,, arrived at Verona p,rl ,hout II o,,.Iorl
took dinner there and then ro,u. mn to TOWN They
staid here until about O'Clock when a large mum
| Der of them went over to Fort Knox The visitors
started for home about6 O'Clock E. The grounds of
T. c. Woodman ere very prettily Illuminated last
| Wednesday evening. IA good sized party went
odt to Blood's Thursday on the coach and made the
town ring with the music of fish and fog horns as
| they passed through, parker's yacht, the Fanny
Hayden took parry to Belfast Friday to see the
game of ball. This is a good rowing yacht and a
| fine saier, which makes it first class craft for
small excursions yachting parties. The steam
| launch Josie " Belle, which was bought and fixed
UP by parties here, took a party up to Winterport
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| tNllf' SATURDAY was INC hottest ''y ol lhe
SEASON. w Ill inc Siaoe aI l. NJ Inc ehor' u
keep cool would cause the perSplratioh 10 START
III was our privilege 10 hsteh 10 very tple lecture
from he'. MI llu'i''ler' iieauliis hu'el VI tni7
| olstrlct' III was announced SUNDAY l. M that he
"o"l" lettufc III 'iic evening at tne 0ul'h oh the
ioiHi"'ioi' VI 'n"r"otel "o ie't"ic was e'PoVi"s
ioi t'e you"s' puV 'ic ol'ei ohe9 ''''ot '' u W
| pehehle" by H. we were sorry 10 see SO lew OUT
| 1.-The wASa about the village are having lots OF
tun over the Post Office question. Ihercport wenl
| out last week that j. X Taber had received the
appointment, and 1t was amusing TO see the eiec'
of that announcement. The whole thing was 9
| fabrication. Taber has never made an effort fol
the oace, III fact would not have ii if rendered him
'...IaylnS Is being pushed to completion. The
! majority are nearly through. a goou crop aht
secured IN the best condition. The hoed crops are
looking finely. Corn is a little late, but The warn