The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-21

OF :; few silver mines should suffer than that
our financial system should be di>arranged
ann all other classes ana interests suffer.
Who are the Dudes?
The reunion wound up with ball III the
81 ming when was attended to a large cXtelt
ny NE dudl people from the several sections
OF Tic state. Not 50 many were in attendance
Is were expected. hut it was "A gay and snowy
OCCASION. Hon. Hannibal llamlH with Miss
Margaret Blaine. who was attred in dress
mad" ny W orth in Paris, led the grand march.
Mr.. ilamiin, who is IS wears of a4e, danced
throughout The evening. thus attracting much
attention. Is Well il might. The news paper
JrH>ln>e~ We're on hand to interview the lady
dudes who desired 10 advertise their fine al
mcnl, rro-. A-c.
ihc editor ii tho Pro-. Ace could not. it ap-
pear ALLOW even the reunion of those who
hNr served in the Legislature or Council to
pa,~ without INDUCING il hing 1t hi- better,
Il viii 'c news ID the people Of Maine that
Hon. Hannibal IIa1nlm is !; ,Iule: or that Gov
c'YoI' Robbie. W the IIonorabcs j. Manch, >ter
Haynes Fred Atwood. W. :. Davis. W. ID.
rynnclI, W. H. Strickland. w. ". Thomas, L.
Il. Nealiry. Gcn. Charles p. Alattpcl~. and
tA. hundreds of uth,r equally respected citi-
I.ue WHO with their wives and daughters We're
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We have waited for al the return. to come
in lc1orc acknowledging our indebtedness to
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ioU-. received ana ttulN presented hy senator
Beck. who Is evidently At the beck and call of
tln. ~!Mtr hin.,
ih" report OF the New England Insurance
Exchange for $50 state, that during the past
three years II towns il New England have in
truduerd q public water ,upuly. available for
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"t @I.HA'-'Fl. one hundred ans! cighty-One
rltl- few ~ And villages have now water
-uMr'. several more ar" in process. and some
lWoi'r other towns are taking the necessary
legislative measure. prrliminar, to Introducing
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Iht somerset Reporter says that while some
would b" clad t" have the will broken the ma
Jority Of the citizens of >kowhegan are well
pleased with the result of the hearing on the
Walton. and rh,t u. tbink ! th. ,r.,..,;,i,,,,
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brptl nm = I'M. >.,n,. o,,th,,.i+, ,hat 81
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com h'"Ien S+o'ooo TO me Democratic cam
iHi4h in'd. and bet quarter of million on
cleveland, and yet has been refused the only
retention of the son of his old friend 81 AIRY,
Jerome a. Collector at Corpus Christi. Texas.
humiliation, o,, tlo .,,,ot ,.,,,.. , H.
l'lg 70 'ohhsthtlon. they promised to reduce