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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20
CINCINNATI AND ST.
L InIrJS RAILROAD co.

(psu Fsndle Eortc.) Under schedule In efsc
Eoycmhor lilh, 1857, trains leave Wheeling. Con
trail Standard Time: For steuocnv.lie ard Pitt
bursh, G:Ss 8. m, l2:so p. m, 40 p. m. 20
Steibtnvillc, sos p. N. The 6;$ .. m. Ant
s:u6 p. m trains make direct connection fci
CoIub,hus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago
The l.So p. N. train makes direct connection
ios Columbus and Chica0p. Tfaine arrive al
soO n N, myl7
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COTTON.
New York,

New YORK, April Steady;
Uplands 9ic; Orleans 9Sc; futures dull;
April 55e; May . toe; June 9 zoe; July
9.75c; August 9. Sc; September 0 Csc; Oeto-
Der 9.4lc; December 93%'.
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B.,Z & Q. RAILROAD.
BeIlaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire at $40 T. H. arrives az Etllaife at
S00 p. N.
HSCdsdeld passenger train leaves Bolairs At
40 D. NJ, arrives a. Bellsire a. $40 H. n.
Summe-hcld Accommodation leaves Rell2if Il:
90 p No.. arrives 40 Bellairs 81 l0:4S =. N.
Al trains daily except Sunday. Centrsi StsRd-
ard Time rom BellAire.
NSTHEElINH AND Ella Grove X, 4,
On aud star Monday, October 81, 1887, Trains
on the Wdceling ana EinGroye &. T., will r'in as
Ill
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ubeelins Re9ister
TrareIefs' Studs.

AEXRLAEATIoN OF RXyERESCE MARKS: sDatly.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted Sun
day only. saturday excepted.-75 Meridian.
February ~, 1855. Wheeling time, which u
lust ono hour earlier than Central Time:
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Through Tickets AMI Baggage Checked tn al
points.
For rates and other Information, address
FRFD. HUsfSAE.
Tray. Pass Agent. Wheeling. W. Va.
". J. ROBINSON, Gen Pass Agent.
pHrkCrsbHrg. W. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-20

Leave the City At 500 g. N. and run every hour
until $40 p. "a
LsSgvN Wheeling Park a. $50 =. NJ, aud run
every hour Upt!l zoe =. n, sTcep. Church
Trains ahic5 viii leave Eh2 PSrk At s:SS :. d
Sua City At l7:l6 \. q.
O. EIREGH
Sunart a.Gufert
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PEyRCLEUh.
on City.

OIL CITY, April 19-PetToleum-
Opened at S7lc; highest size; lowest 85!c;
closed at SG!c; sales 2,047, 600 barrels;
clearances 4,24S, 900 barrels; runs 43, 544
barrels; shipments 7i,7s3 barrels; charters
60 SIS barrels.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table t,kiug effect April sth, lsss. Pas.
sengci trans will rUn ~ follows Central Tine.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do no, run on Sunday:
SOUTH BOuSD. NO :. No. y. MOST NO. l..
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, April l9.-Petroleum-
Opened at sole; closed ut S6sc; highest
SIZE; lowest S5ic; clearances =. l7O,O
barrels.
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SrATFs-.Dnll and steady.

SIAltS--lJhil Hht blCaNI.
ILROADS-Active; sales 81 ,354, 600.
STOCKS The market was qniet and
weak earlS in the day, hat bullish feel
ing soor appeared and, under buying, the
list moved up, the strength of market in
creas;ug ~ the day wore along. The mar
ket was quite unsettled until nearly noon,
when New EOglaud became very active
and strong and the general list followed,
with a marked increase in the amount OF
business. The market finally closed &C
tive and strong, at or near the best prices.
Everything is higher. New Eogland rose
3, Northern Pacific preferred II, Oregon
Trsnscoutiuental ). Sales, 3l2, 332 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 1875; American Express,
1903: Canada Pacific, 5s!; Central Pacific,
2OI; Chesapeake aud OHIO II do preferred
iirsts /; do seconds 81 Chicago and Alton,
1856; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ll9i;
Delaware and Hudson, 1913; Delaware,
L,Ckawanna &nd Western 1893; Denver
aud Rio Grande, Isl; Erie 24s; do pre-.
ferred, SCI; TT. Wayne, l5i; Illinois
Central 119S; Lake Shore, S9i; Michigan
Central, 7st; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
6; do preferred, 15i; Missouri Pacific,
7S: Northern Pacific, 235; do preferred;
All; Chicago and Northwestern, 10S; do
preferred, l42; New York Central, los!
Orsgon Transcontinentsl, 21s; Pacific
Mail. 32s; Peoria, ID. < Z 1T4; Pittsburg
159; Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading,
sol; Rock Island, 1ls4; st. Louis and
San Francisco 26s; do preferred, 67s; frst
preferred, 11l!; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1919; S.. Paul and Omaha, az;
do preferred 1851; Texas Pacific, PAT Union
Pacific 5St; Unitad States Express u;
Western Union 74s.
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MUSTANG LlKlMENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIAENT rubbed IN
,aves rnnuy a valuable Horse and Mules limbs.
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BnW NY SIDE ACHES !
ELY'S
rEEAN BALM

TlsspSe tue
NaseI PsSSa-
gss AusysPain
"a IllGnmS-
hon. Heals the
S,r,,a EaaCoCJS
r., Sass-SS o.
"BRt p q .
SNsll
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORL.EAEs NATIONAL ANK
Erm fhrp n n

Bsauregsrd sud Early, 1hG s,o in charge OF tbs
drawings, IS guarantee Of xLsoi1te fairness and
integrity, that Tie chances aIe ell equal, and
that no one can poot5ly divine what nnnbsf
viii draw Q prise.
ID GUARANTEES BY E0UR NATION.
Al BANKS Of Few Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed hy the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest CoUYts; therefore, beware Of any tusita-
ions or kpsnJmous scbezass eplrTk6gt
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MUSTANG Eminent

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINMEST should al
ways DO kept In HOUSE, STABLE and Factory. -
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MUSTANG Eminent

MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT, for MAN and
rrv,sr Greatest Cssrutsue discovery ever made.
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plttaborg.

PrTrsBUKa. April 19--Petroleum--
Irregular and fairly active; opened at site;
closed at sole; highest SHE; lowest 65ic.
Titusvi!le.
TITusvILLE. PA, April 10 -Pe!roleum
Opened at S7sc; highest S7sc; lowest
SJSc; closed Sole.
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New York.

NEW YORK, April l9.-Petroleum
opened weak q, SHE, declined TO S5!c. A
sudden cheek WAS given at that point and
and an advance followed, on which the
price rose to o7sc. Heavy selling orders
from the West caused sharp reaction and
The market closed at SGSc. Petroleum
Exchange opening at sic; highest sic;
lowest sjlc; closing at S65c. Stock Ex-
change, opening at sic; highest SIZE;
lowest s54c; closing at $50 Sales 3jl, 900
barrels.
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Railroads.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R r

Under schedule In e5ect January a lsa, tx.ina
leave bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard Tine:
For Pirsourgh and aeyeland, DID - M %ls ~.
Vile, Ala D. N. Fer steubenyille, s:S q -.
For Martins Ferry, SIS q n. Trains srnve %
Bridgeport at 7:sS q N, lo:S2 q n. 2:N p. n,
"a 8. m, SIS 2. m. and ISL p. %. 0yH
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GattGtg

'Wo do hereby certify that ws supervise the
arrangements for sli the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana STATE Lottery Col1.
psiy, AID In person manage sni coDtrol the
drawings Themselves, and that the same ere cor.
Quoted With honesty, fairness aud ~ good faith
toward all parties, aud We authorize the company
% usa this certificate 9th fac-s'r lies ~ Cp ,tf-
astTIrss attached. in i,s IL; artjsor !Ent2."
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50. 900.

ala Prizes, amounting 70 t5e5 0
Application for rates 70 clubs should b made
crly 70 ths ofsos Of ths Company II Ne. Or.
lsanE
Fer further iDforpstIon write clearly, OWNS
fuu address POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary
letter, Currency By sJpress let our sxpenss) ~
dressed
n. 4. DkUPHIN,
New Orleans. La
On; n. a. pAEYRIx,
Washington. ID, q.
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We the CndcfsignSl Banks and Reuke,s Will
Pay all Prizes draw II IN The Louisiana sato lot
tartcs which MAJ he prtscntei AZ our Cnuntera
PIERRE y.ASAUy. Pres. Stste NATL Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pras New Orleans Natl Bank
NAnL H0llN, prest. Uulou National Asnk,
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'.. .,. ....' .at ~.ls Diseases mailed
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24
Memorial Day Exercises.

Before another issue of the journal Memorial
Day Will have come and gone AS usual the Grand
Army Posts will celebrate the day. Thomas H.
Marshall Post, of this city, has arranged an excel
lent programme, which will be carried out if the
weather permits At O'Clock Wednesday after
noon the procession will form on Main street in
front of the q. A. II. hall, in the following order
Incolnville Cornct Band,
Canton Pallas, T.. NJ, l. o. o. F.,
Belfast division, U. r. knights of Pythias,
Thomas ii. Marshall Post, G. A. r.,
Camp A. +. Clark, S. of w.
Carriages with disabled soldiers,
City government in carriages.
The line of march will be down High tn the
junction of Church, up Church to Miller, up Miller
10 Congress. over Congress to Main and on to the
cemetery. The procession will be led by Ansel
Wadsworth, Marshal, and G. +. Lombard, Aid
The usual exercises will then take place. when
the line viii re form and march back to the hail.
a camp fire Will be held at the hall at 4 O'Clock
for soldiers from ont of town and guests.
At O'Clock in the evening the Lincolnville band
will escort the Post to the Belfast Opera House
where the exercises will take place. The front
seats will be reserved for the Post, Camp and
Corps The exercises will begin with an address
of welcome by Mr.. Z. W. Hancy, Past Conn., reel.
tation by Mrs. Alexander; singing by young
misses; Grafton by Prof. l.. e. Bateu,ap, at the
close of which the audience will sing America !;
closing with benediction by the chaplain.
Contributions of flowers may be sent to the hall
Wednesday forenoon.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24
Waldo County Medical Association.

The annual meeting of this association will be
held at the Club of Thirty rooms, Belfast, Tuesday
june 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. The order of exer
cises will he as follows
LIST. Paper by George A. Libby, NJ. D., OF
Brooks, Subject, "Embolism of the Brain"
%. Paper by S. w. Pearson, NJ. d., of Morrill,
Subject, Treatment of Gonolrhna and its seque
le."
3D.. Paper by II. II. johnson, M. D., of Belfast
Subject, "Di scases of the Spleen and their Treat
| ment."
4th. Paper by f. A. Porter, NJ. D.. of Liberty
Subject, diagnosis of Nervous Diseases"
9TH. Paper by J. NJ. Fletcher, M. d., OF Belfast
Subject to be selected by himself and to notify the
Secretary of the selection before the meeting.
The following are the altcrnates and subjects:
LIST. PAPER by $. W. johnson, NJ. d.. of Belfast
CALI
I'd Paper by J. C. Whitney, NJ. d., Of Thorn.
dixie, Subject, 'Diphtheria."
The fee table will lie revised. A full attendance
of members Is desired.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

A report of the third party convention at
Portland will be found in the Maine news on
the first page. 1t was slim and spirtless at
fair, consisting mainly of Neal Dow, whose
language is Incorporate, whose ideas are i'm
practicable, and whose aim seems to be to undo
what good, if any, he has heretofore done in
behalf of temperance. Waldo county does not
appear to have been represented, although the
name of +. W. Gowen appears as secretary.
In reviewing Mr.. BOWS speech the Penny
Post, of Portsmouth, n. H., pertinently en-
quires: ''lf the General is at heart in favor of
the abolition of ardent spirits, through party
organization, why does he attempt the hope
less task of reforming the entire Democratic
party, when, by his own admission that task is
three quarters completed in the case of the Re-
publicansv'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

Science of May 10Th, in a review of the work
Of the United States Fish Commission on the
Atlantic Coast, says
Menhaden never enter rivers the tempera-
ture of which is below 80 deg. These fishes
visited the coast of Maine in great numbers
for forty years, but in 1873 suddenly disappear
ed. The same year the mackerel did not enter
the Bay Of Fundy. 1t is now believed that this
strange phenomenon was caused by a change
in the temperature of the water.
This Is the first scientific and satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION We have seen of the absence Of men
haden from Maine waters. We called them
porgies, and the smell of the porgie factories
remained long after the fish had departed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

Judging from the places visited and the per.
sons seen in this city by Mr.. c. b. Hart, editor
of the Wheeling, West Virginia, Intelligencer,
he must have acquired good deal of misinfoi-
nation concerning Maine matters, and particu-
lnrly as to our prohibitory laws. He is Re-
In by the enemies Of his party. We recolect
when he was young and rather verdant
Washington correspondent, but he ought to
have arrived at years of discretion by this
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24
In Defence of the Clam.

Clam juice has come into of late years in
the large cities as a corrective of alcoholic eX-
cess, and for toning up weakened digestive Or
gans. This leads the New York Times to re-
mark that,
Undoubtedly clam juice has its advantages,
the first of which is that he who consumes it
need not eat clans. The clam itself is merely
a piece of vulcanized rubber. rather tougher
than shoe leather and equally ta>teless. but
endowed with the power of >ecretlng clam
juice. 1t is strange that this obvious TACT
should have been 50 long overlooked. ana That
people should 90 on eating CLANS who would
not think of eating clam shells. which are not
less edible nor less dge>tible. He who en-
presses the juice from the clam, 10y boiling or
otherwise takes all of value that the clam can
give.
Naught save ignorance can explain this base
SANDER on the biyaive dear to the heart. or
shall we say stomach. of every New England
er. The clam is an inotlcn>ive mou>k and 20
cannot have bitten the Times writer. who for
aught we know may be cochney just from
the wilds of London. and who probably does
not know whether CLANS crow on vines like
cucumber> or on trees like apples. He can
never have tasted the appetizln@ hard shell
variety. Just from the shell, the clam choWdcrs
or baked clans Of New England The baked
clam, done TO turn in Il >toNe-pipc, is dish Of
which the books tell him nothing. Yet through
the columns of British free trade organ he
writes of the toothsomc and appetizing clam a
''merey a piece of vIcaniZcd rubber, rather
tougher than shoe leather and equal, taste
less What punishment should be devised
for this assassin of biyalvulor reputation: We
can think of nothing better than 10 invite him
to one of Ratios clambakcS. give him taste.
and then sentence him to 20 clam-hungry for
the remainder of his worthless life.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

The Prog. Age pictures the Maine Democ-
racy as weakened, down in the mouth and
devoid Of sand, and DIR. Rust thinks the only
thing to brace the party up is dose Of free
rum. A goodly portion Of the party would no
doubt take the medicine kindly.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

The Prog. Age seems to have mortal an
tipathy to what it calls 1.-THE strong-minded sis
tiers" and it rejoices greatly that the Methodist
General Conference refused to admit number
Of women who appeared with credentials rs
lay delegates. The preference of the Age is
for weak-minled men, such as follow the
teachings of that paper.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

A syndicate has been formed to tunnel the
river to Canada at Detroit. This is done to
furnish an underground route for absconding
bank cashiers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

The Democratic nomination for Governor i
something of a surprise. The honor is an
empty one. and il was supposed that as hereto
fore some cheap politician would be put NJ TO
be knocked down by the Republican candidate.
W. l.. Putnam. ESD. of Portland. the nonii-
nee, is gentleman of ability and standing and
was recently brought forward a candidate
for the l. ;. Supreme Bench. 10 succeed Chief
Justice Waite. His nomination il particularly
gratifying TO the Old quart. who have not
taken kindly to the political renegade> and
ward politicians who hay. lately controlled
their party and monor oiled all lis honor>.
But Mr.. Putnam's identification with the Adj
mnietration. and particularly with its fishery
pclcy. will not specially commend him TO
Maine people and he will be showed under by
the usual Republican majority.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

The Portland Herald publishes an Incl
dent at Il leading hotel III Bangor at the time
of the Prohibition and Republican conventions
which it seeks to weld as third party weal,-
on against the Republican party. In brief.
some prohibition delegates occupied room
adjoining one in which there was "a sound of
Fevelry by night" Once the clerk was sent
for to qIell the disturbance, and about ,
O'Clock in the morning the noise of drunken
reyelry was SO great that the clerk came down
unbidden and tried again to silence them" AT
the breakfast table GeXt morning one of the
Prohibitionists said: Il am over fifty wears
Old and never heard such violent and indecent
talk as | was compelled to listen to last night
The names of the revclers were ascertained
but the Herald does not disclose them We
are glad to learn, however, that they were not
Republicans but personal Liberty" men, illus
tratins in person the principles of the party
that is to destroy the Republican party and
establish free rum in Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

l.. w. :. The New York correspondent of the
Portland Argus. a ,lyed-in-thc-woo| Demo
crat. is not a believer id high license. In Il re-
cent letter he says:
In my opinion hi.h license will increase III
temperance some. and increase the evil thereof
much High license will perhaps call>c the
loves. element of our city population To drink
less. but it will inevitably cause our own SONS
and brothers to drink more Better twelve
ignorant. worthless foreign tramp> he drunken
than one bright and educated Young American.
The Democratic papers of Maine are taking
more intere>. in the Republican campaign than
their OWE. which is perhaps not surprising As
they are only to put up Il candidate themselves
to be knocked down. What the Democratic
papers say of Republican candidates does 10
HARM except 10 those they favor: but when
Democrats undertake to vote in Republican
caucuSse>. a. was the case in Bangor The othcI
day. il is necessary to draw she line.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

IN BRIEF. Chief Justice John n. Pctcr> l.
presiding at the law court 1oi' the middle
district Of this state. which convened at Augu>-
Ia tuesday. Associate Justices Emery. + os-
ter, Virgin. Danforth and W alton are sitting.
........Presldent Hyde OF Bowdoh college VIII
deliver the baccaiaureate address to the grad
uating class of Fryelurg Academy on the
evening OF June 3i......( llarlcs oun-. Il lead
",.Ip,s ;,';,,,, i
;;,.i,nt ,nnn io,nr n mf NJ -
~ i" ~. ~ W:,"..,;ii'' S'H " n'ioi
;t ,, III ave, -, r '''
,rhnr' j.; aSo 'a.n If l,Lnn." NJ ,
INK - ,,,+, l., 'e,',.'i, ., '',I
.n ;. u ie,'aeu may We r,'''' ~ II
~ ', ,''''' H. - iii"s
,,,,,'t'I y. -, va, ~ "a r,;
W II y No. Da.I " ~ =. ~. ~
snt -, 49, . MILE
,,nuiJ s 80 no,. law ro'l,,,inn Of M
~ ~ !" ,,,' ,N'' W - q vi -
Ia. "oi - Nv" 't n?'n
w.. To- ho t,lsan at t,,sta Wnni,, i.a'',i
ind th,t tbr resnondent shall tj,en flo ,nntinn
for a new trial ON the grounds of newly dis
covered evidence, or the case to 20 to judy
lmeht ana the respondent toreceNe sentence.
WnI;nI ssn;n,;nn VIII ha hni3 u, pa,,,I Nv,
June 18th. 18Th and Indications arisiu.
from the present position of the Mills TaritlbI
are that no tariff measure will become law dur
ing lhe present session OF tongfeS>.:... he pre-
io't 49,, w. wv Pc; VI .t; "a. ~" vi Or
actor. Lester WaIlack. proved one of The most
brilliant dramatic events in the history of the
New ork stage..Ffank Jones has secured
ene ; appointment oi holiias d. Shllth 10 ne
SUN ''oi vi i"''' N"' A0'o""e'
-. a o,.," ~, .ni tt o; '''. ."N ''ci-
tion Till. THE Renublican senators In W. con-
sidered the fishery treaty in caucus. and agreed
to sustain the majority Of the report of the
committee on lorelSn relations rejecting the
treaty ;.'' ut .''ii uep,e Ill 'ne rouse closed
consi,leriu" the nronosit;on tn mako s'i,r,r fraa
and NOT consider the question of Lountv to tho
Louisiana men....In the House Monday the
Senate amendments to the pension appropria-
t!on vi, MGIe "Tli-o11ouilco III an" il c1hlef-
the .nnrnnr;at;on Ills Nv" o0'>'''e'' NY
FRA>KFoRr. Mr.. Samuel Bachelor has bouo,,,
the I.arrabee stand on Water street <e.o,i,t;nn.
were closed Nav 81. .Mr.I. W. Haalev was .,
home from the East Maine Conference Seminary.
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Franklin TYLER has :,
handsome new gilt sign for his grocery and dry
goods store Judge Whitehouse of Auyust, il
repairine his section of the Main street block apd
will change it into tenement house Mr. Leslie
o.o ;.,,,,od ~. ,;,.,t band Non,,,, .:,,
Lo"e Ja"e" Ills ris''' ''"' Nioi'''"s anu VIII DE
unable to work for a few weeks. ..... Mr.. Melvin
Clark started Monday. for Mt. Desert. wher. Ia
"'eio III
intends to work at stone cutting. .....The Senior
Base Ball Club played the Juniors Nav 18th The
SCORE Was ., and n in favor of tho Iu,;ovs Dr.,
''-o ""' 81 " ~ '"'o' VI ''o'"''i'i - n"s-
mess is lively on the Mt Waldo Granite Works.
Monday there were four three -masted scboopers
,v;,,, n, Tho ,.,.,e ,,,.,,;,,,- ..;,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

A New York despatch says that Adam Ba-
deau is determined to vindcate his honor al
any cost 1t will surprise many to learn that
he ha, honor to vindicate.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

In addressing the House on the tariff ques-
ton Mr.. Mckinley of Ohio said the Mills bill
was framed in the interest Of foreign nations.
who should never be put on an equal footing
with Americans ON American soil, and he said
that the bill would increase instead of reducing
the revenue.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

The Machia> Republican reports that Al Il
Democratic caucus in that place. Cleveland'>
Civil Service rule was carried out TO the letter.
as not a si~gie government official took part in
the ealcu>-they We're both married men.
1t is stated that Mr.. Blaine will return from
Europe with an increased store of valuable III
formation. and more than ever convinced of
the practical valnc of protection.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

Belya A. Lockwood is to run for President
on Il free whi>key platform. OF course tho
Prog Age and Personal Liberty Club will SUP
mort her
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

(apglcl worms. The L.. j. is believed to h'
troubled with them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

Mr.. l.. VI. Staples of Washington i rnthu-
sia>tic for a license plank. and says be shall
present the name of Bill Rust. for Governor,
tomorrow Augusta special TO Portland Press.
Alas, when tomorrow came the Rust boom
bust.