The Republican journal., 1885-12-17

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but came into our possession accidentally;
First GiH.
My doll'~ name is Sarah Jane.
Isn't that pretty name:
Oh. she's lovely. dressed in silk,
And her face is white as milk.
.Necond GHI.
My dolls name is Susan Ann.
Find better one if YOU cam
| She is lovely. dressed in pink,
And her face is black a. ink.
7HifH GjH.
My dolls name is Arabclla.
Il YOU see her YOU can tell her,
| For She ha~ gown of bluc
Her eyes are OF that color too.
| 1H
Now you've heard about our dollic>.
| Guess the prettt>t if You can
| Which is best, sweet Arabella,
| Sarah Jane, or susan Ann.
| A LIBERAL CORPORATION.
The liberal and public spirited policy of the
| Maine Central railroad management has l0n-
| been SUBJECT Of general comment in this state
| and we are not surprised to learn that the
| same cnli9htenci and commcndablc spirit ol
| The part OF That corporation is shown toWart
| the labor mON cmcnt. The brakcmrn on the
| road have organized union, similar to the
| engineers and lirclntn'> hrothcrhoodS. Tn,
| uI 'htc'i'lS was H'l" at NalefNliic rttchtlf
| 1i''' H. H. " ',I iV",, 'V f T''i
| clmployc>. but encourage ana countrn;ucc i
| by every means. lheN seem 10 thoroughly un
,ielstand that the organization Of labor i in the
interest Of faithful. Intelligent >elN irc. and have
10 4, sympathy with the nalroW-nindcd Short
| sighted policy which some employers continue
| to maintain towards organized labor. Ih,
WorNingrHcn of Maine WIil see that the Maine
Central los" nothing by their fairness and ill.,
| eralitv Rovkland Opinion
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nc IolIoN iil% ~ ~ losses "l Iiie "hd prop
cry ~ sh' H>HlAS hd'NifH ~ hal1lc ~ lNN' !
| reporter.
.'[npoilef brHt y. hr!'N. I,'p IONS, Wfcrkrd
| "lI ~. lr>cfl N"N' y. If"M saved.
hh'h>rDf' schooner A>lofEI' hl."" tons
| btnit III Essex III lN'l' sank on "rahd hanh
| ''uiN = 'i'M saved.
| cd >,Gt. D.
| Ellsworth schooner Mary y. DOW, lLG
l"li>' Mfrrh' on Il lc'ige near swan Island, II
| Juiy.
i-oh@ l>laiid-N'h"ohtr Maud :. '3.oh tons
| >Ntlllptd ID i snow s'iudll Alfll ~. ne SKIP
| per was 'foWnG'i, ahN one ol thG crew Nlrucf
| y! i rpal "I'd liit!A llJtIfc't.
| l-ahlo1nr- ~chponvf Lewis King lost II mei
| on GRAND hdhk III Inc Jliile =al".
| fpfllanuL>th"oher t-Iule fltfce. ~ tons, OF
Ic"ktt iiHi hal- :, &alth Il; tftN ut j. mel
| >a>e'i hy the station crew.
| TIE PUBLIC sCIIUUls
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!, s,,rt IT, T6r r.Iinatmd Viii,
Of i'll school property is HoW S5S.Sl6 higher
| 'lah ille "NeiA&c since ISL during lhc pas
| ~ wears, Nhllc ne p"l'iitiioh u tlG >latc ma
increased -oVoo' lh'Tc Aa> heth an almost con
| 'tailt decrease Oh persons OF HchooI a9c uilti
lilc ltNt iiftc years. ne 9All III 1909 was $40
hui IL lNNi u,I' Wa 4 lihliil9 ol oi ooo. | M
ltal i!le ihGe iliN aSllh turned, ana lhe fcpof
VIII snow Il gam pl i'fo9 from ia~l year. mere
) ai>o gam % low III tiio ilhhnrf attending
| thc summer schools ahd OF l,Nol ~ tht Wintel
schools; ne average atlchdail't shows cor
| responding! large increase
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| she Is lhuecu lhllch married lauN. licl
| name i llAAlc ;. paN, anu llSt week III llt
| superior Court htr last matrimonial Venture
| Wa' annulled. Although but 50 Years OF ag'
| ms ia'y has beeh married lour times, ana three
- i''i LII ii,isl,'> NY "IiliollIn til'
orange blossom, for Henry Swantop of Halo
| we'll But before >Wanton's death and befor,
| She MAS LEGALLY separated from him. althouul
| She supposed there had been "A din Gree She wa,
| loined IN wedlock to a MIR. Hail. 4 diyorc,
| followed. She also married Augustus Day o
| fin, CITY, and still later on Ionvorah NJ Day %
| Winthrop. The latter applied for 4 diyorc. il
1881. but recon,i,lered his action ana returne,
| to Mrs. Day and cndcayorcd TO live with hel
again But in 1854 he made another application
| for divorce which was granted la>t week a.
stated above. Ikenucbec Journal.
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| y legal question has arisen that Is sad to h'
completely new topractlce III tins State. II stalc
lilcht9 h'aat ns tht parry say - HIM pcci IA
woman confined IN iaij WAS allowed TO 90 Il
her home upder escort Of an officer to transac
| some very pressing business. While there an,
| in fact .s soon ,,S She entered her holS,. sh,
| made an a>sallt ON another Woman iuilIrins
her 10 a serious extent. Now the question is
| rs .h,. WA h, law in confinement ana in theor,
al h,t moment in rho ioil couId she i'm the ey,
| of LAW hayn committed I'm assault uDon n part,
oI,t.i,. Of thc hi: If >hc ,lid commit Til, aS
.ult an. ma sL t,l4n mo Iif, nf TN. ,eirI ruul,
| She h.,lr lrru arrested af an and also attr
| h;Ilin.r served otit her time l,ndcr her pre>.u
| sentence could She be arrested a.stin and trie,
! Tor al, assault committed outside tho iail:
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turr. The amot,ut Of sweet corn backed il
Maine the past fall has been only about nal
| what ii was two years ago, the figures Tor tn,
Two years being as fulloWS For 1888, S,j64 900
cans lSs3, 101N,0o0 cans. The amount packe,
by the several companies this year was A. fol
lows: Portland Packing Company, l37S,00t
cans Bumham 4 morrill,, ,3l0,0 900 cans; Wins
low Packing Company, ,24U, 900 cans; all othe
factories, 100000 cans. The amount of corr
packed for Wholesale firms IN the West upol
which their labels have been placed, has bcel
fourfoltl that of any previous year. The aver
age price paid farmers has been three cents 70
| tWcnty->iN ounces. The quality of corn pacleD
was never better than th, year
nm REFORM sClIooI.