The Republican journal., 1888-06-21


from Boston, Sunday, with quantity Of stock
and will at once start up his shoe business.
The dry goods, grocery and boot and shoe deal |
ers of this city talk of publishing "black listto
contain the names of those who buy goods and
never pay for them.
Those who desire to become charter members |
for tribe of the Improved Order Of Redmen, in |
this city, are requested to confer with F. A. Foett |
who has the necessary papers. The order is hav l.
ing boom in this state.
Mr.. C. W. Jennys, dentist, publishes card in |
another column. He is young who has |
settled here, understands his business and IL de-
serving of success. Read his card in another col |
umn.
THE proof of the pudding is in the eating" and
So although those who have sampled them report |
unanimously in their favor advise smokers to |
try the Brayton cigar at Poor Sons, recommended
as the best ten cent cigar in the market.
Messrs ii. L. Woodcock and Fred I. Chase, vi
this city, returned home the first of the week from
a fishing trip to Pleasant and Moxey Ponds,
Piscataquis comfy They caught between two
and three hundred trout and had numerous bites,
from black flies.
Three days of trotting on the Maine state Fair
grounds at Lewiston. under the management of
the Androscoggin Horse Breeders Association be
gan Tuesday the 18th The entries from Waldo
county Nellie Call and young Dave, by A. d.
Bumps, of Thorndike; Inez f., by George o. BAL
ley. Belfast; Emma, by IL. +. Haley, Monroe
ISLEsBoRo. Mrs. L. NJ. Farnsworth, of this
town, died at Medtied Mass, the 18th. aged Is
years Mr. Farnsworth and his sister came from
Boston on sundays boat with the remains, which
wer. buried Monday Mrs. Farnsworth was =
daughter of Capt. Benz. Hatch. Her death wa.
sudden and has caused universal sadness.
Mrs Sias Dodge is very Ill with pneumonia
| Capt Winfield Penlletons wife. who has been
very III, is improving There has been unusu-
al amount of sickness in town the past two months
&c Capt. W. W. Williams. who has been home on
a visit, left Monday to join his vessel Capt. f.
| y BunScr is at home on IA visit There is quite
boom in real estate in town. Bangor ami Boston
parties bonding large amounts of land. The
wharf at Ryers Cove is nearly completed.
| C>Ml,EN. The Knox county prohibition con
vention m ct here last Friday afternoon. A full
/ county ticket was nominated. The senators nomi
mated are }. Fred Hall, Rockand J. Shaw Gushee,
of Appleton, father of stephen J. Gushee, senator
| from Knox county. Nolney b. Gushing, the pro-
| hbtion candidate for governor, present and
spoke Friday night. About fifty members Of the
| Appalachian Mountain Club, of Boston, disem-
barked here from steamer Penobscot saturday
| morning, to remain over sunday AT the Bay View
| House. saturday they drove around the turnpike
ana eilmhe" the central elm OF Meguntico"k Noun
| tain, and Monday they climbed Ragged Mountain,
taking the Penobscot in the 4 fernoon for the
turn trip to Boston IF. T.. Richards, Esq, state
| Bank Examiner. and wife. who have been at he
r"'oun iio'e'' r'r'R'n'' io' h"'noe' '' '''o"hS'
nave re'urhe" 10 their summer residehfe Camden
STOCKTON. There has been some talk ofhaving
picnic dinner and game of base ball on the
'Level" the 4th. All persons interested in little
4th of July celebration are requested and invited
to meet at the Engine House this (Thursday)
evening at O'Clock Mr.. John Stewart OF Bel.
fast has been moving Master Gooahuc's barn. lie
| also moved Mr.. ;. y. Vests blacksmith shop on
Main street next to Mr.. j. W. Mudgctt's market
......Mr " NJ. dartinef ana Mr. G. NJ. simmons
arrived home on saturdays boat Mrs Laid and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John Green and daugh
ter of Massachusetts, were in town last week visit
ing their sister Mrs. Annie Grtlin Mr.. f. +.
staples, General Manager, and |. Z Parks, Secre-
tary of the stockton Mineral Spring Co, left for
| Boston last Monday also Mr.. Henry Stowell.....
\. NJ. Ames is to have 4 social dance in Densow's
Hall next saturday evening. Music by Harrman's
Orchestra Mr.. Warren Haskell and MIR. Xavier
Griffin arrived home last week and went away
| Monday The game of base ball last Saturday
Scarsport W. Stockton-resuted in the score 10 to
| 10 in favor of the visiting team.
| Fprrnnv Tho Waldo Countv CONGREGATIONAL
| Conference held lis session here If was most
uroftable meeting. The conference sermon by
Rev. Il. r. Hack WAS sperially a strong one The
utter ignoring of the p L. c. delegation in the
Republican convention at Portland must have
tended to make that ilustrous body doubt
whether IT is really and truly the "head OF the
CORNER An unnurifed p I T. man has M more
nor,l wight in =, RenubIican coucus than a probi
btionst has in brewers convention, FOR their
principles don't ''jine and the quicker the entire
organization is read out the stronger the party
will be Now must have a turn at that hen and
egg chestnut. 1t is evident that If Il, hens lay Ia
eggs in IL days, four times as many hens will lay
Tour times as many eggs III the same time 'hat 49,
" mems VIII lay Eggs III a ""ss' l" VA! Tue!
VIII lay as many tunes t. eggs as II. Is contained
times IN " OF 80 anu = > times Is =, when Is
'te answer "hich Is "e"tlfelS anu eg9sactly cor
RECT. A"ehtA -iot'l HIS beeh proposed as an An
s"er 20 'ns Pf"pie''' pu' II Is oase" on inc lacl
'hat mems 10 not hts ifartiohai parts Oh an egg
Inc Pt""'e'' s"Se - ana '""l s""cieh'iy over
''ilo"s "'o It '"s"ei' iHe ''s Pio'ie'" WIS
III 'here were hNe crows Oh Il Tree anu man slo'
TWO Oh 'Hei'' no" many "oui" DC let: Ills
teacher s"n' D. Inc 10! 'oid hlhl' however, thal
50 i'i 'e nc ei s'oo'' ti'e NATURE vi Tue 'o"i inc
p''o'o" was 'o' po's'"'e oi'e Ill '''' I'VE cr""s
"oui' h'' s' Vh i ii'''o anu ie' man anu gun gel
'"s "''o'' "'"i '''e'i' o"' IL ny any c"anee ."ey
'4'' ''! "'"' '' "e '.' "i's"'3 su''''' ai'ei 'he
shooting. III was Pfonem III natural history
not mathematics. Now the problem snpposes That
''s'"oi"i ne" "'e9 i"s " iiactoh''i P'r' oi an
css' an" u uelS 'i'c suplos'ioh IS 10 uehH 'ie
Pfoo'eh' AN" Oh 'Ae'e conditions ''ere Is IL" o'her
answer '''ah -
PROSPECT. Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrcty and
family spent a few DAYS visiting relatives in town
last week The noted Knox stallion Satan Il -
wears old weighs HOO color blood hay with ,vhite
hind feet am, ankles fult t,il and mama stor,, t
hands hiph good Iimhea and =, vo,v f,st ,.,Lor
with n good stauninr emit and il .,antl. I'm dionosi
tion He will stand for sarvi.a q, III, h.., Of re
tleGe}d a Gould prosnoct evar, SATURDAY, ,,, tho
season The above horse hos l.f, soma .,r. ,.,
isine, Golf, in tow, q, t,a lac. ,,- ~ NJ
James L. SANDERS nf North Rluabtl ia tho AVN
er of the above stallion pe};.,r.. ,r, ro,,,.,
Tom kuoy hett,r Lnnvn as tho c,,a,n Iar.. ho
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