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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-11-07

respect for the religious customs and forms heidi
in Ncncrdion 10y sucte ssiNe generations is a pat
riotc duty which good citizens and their chosen
agents vii always faithfully regard. Gratitude
10 GOD who created and 50 wisely governs the
world springs from what Is best in human nature,
and individuals and States that fail to manifest it
are on the road 10 decentralization and decline. II
u therefore in obedience to a plain official oOliga
ton, and with the advice of the Executive Council,
that hereby designate and set apart Thursday,
lhc 2Sth day of November instant, rs a day of
public thanksgiving and pray er. And urge ON the
people Of this State 10 assemble on that day in their
homes and in their respective places OF public
worship. and there earnestly u express gratitude
to the OnlIpotent Father for Ills les-ings during
tlc past ear, and 70 pray for ms care and guid-
ancc in the future.
IN thus acknowledging that religion Is the toun
pati0u of this state, while we htmbly confess our
sins ana solicit Divine forgiveness. we follow in
the footsteps OF our ancestry vino dd so much TO
he4uc;ti Ia U- the priceless blessings of Free and
christian Con VIH;ucnt.
Given Al the Council Chamber at Augusta, this
fourth day of November iii the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and cights
nine and ot the Independence Of the nitcd
states ot America, the one hundred ana four
tcenth
EDWIN {. BURLNlGH.
B} TIL GOVERNOR
hEAMNNpAL SMITH, Secretary Of state.
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WaldObOrO Industries.

AT the works of the Waldoboro Granite Company,
thirty men are employed in the quarry and there
are forty cutters IN the sheds hurTying along the
work on the State House extension. An industry
which employs seventy men is desirable thing to
have in town.
We called at the WaldOboro Shoe factory Mon
day and found 1t . busy place. hundred hands,
about one fourth being female, are employed and
the number is being gradually increased. large
proportion of the operatives are residents of Wal
doboro, many of whom are becoming skilled
workmen. Lincoln County News.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Nov l. Schs. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston; Z.
l.. Warren, Colson, Boston.
Nov. ,. Schs. Mary Farrow, Condor, Bangor;
Geo b. Ferguson, Ferguson, Bangor; A. Richard
son, Pattershall, New York.
Nov. 3. Sch. Paragon, Shlte, Boston,
Nov. 4. Sch. Lizzie Poor, Dickcy, Boston.
SAILED.
Nov. 4. Schs. Geo. Is. Ferguson, Ferguson New
York; Mary Farrow, Condor, Boston; +. L. War
rem, Colson, Boston, Fannie 4 Edith, Hart, New
York
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Boston Produce Market.

BosrON, NOV !, 1850. The butter trade was Hight
yesterday and dealers We're not expecting much
business until after the election. Prices were I'M
changed.
Cheese ruri steady, with \ moderate demand
for small lots sales at l0ia To n cents.
Eggs " ere rather quiet, but no change in prices.
Fresh Western and Provincial So at p to = cents,
with Eastern al y to 2G cents.
Potatoes, beans, apples and poultry We're with
ont -
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There arc
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They arc not,
but like
all counterfcits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Cehu Sept :. Sailed bark Jennie Hardness
AlncsIury, for Delaware HreabWate'', for "i'icis
with sugar
Dakar West Coast of Africa, oct -. A.rive
sch Wahlomar, Leland, Boston-a good passage OF
- day.
RIO lanciro, oct s. port bark Fred p Iitch
lirll, oung.
roiut-a i'itre, uyt3 Arrived M John snow
iiiuklcy, jacksonville.
wellington, \ h, Oct s. IN port bark Kebeccs
CrowelI. Bray, for New York direct.
Cane Town, G 6 II. N"y3. Arrived brig Amer
Gus, Patterson, New York.
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\ New \ ork despatch Of the End says that Mayo
w Hazeltinc has resigned editorial writer on
once "A " eek to accept the managing editorship OF
the New York Ledger Which takes new departure
during the present month, coming ont an Illus
trated literary paper of the style of Iiarptr's
Weekly, with strong Democratic tendencies. and
In this respect a rival Of ilarpers Weekly and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
Mi IIazetine, the brilliant NJ W. II, who has
for many wears instructed entertained and de
lighted the readers of the suns book reviews, is
to be congratulated, first, because he has left an
uncanny association on weekly newspaper, and
second because he has arranged with the Bonner
Brothers to manage the New York Ledger Mr..
laIeltIe is man of unusual ability, fine culture,
scholarly tastes. Joe Howard in the New York
Press.
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Register Of Deep Water Vessels.

TOe clerks at A. 4. lIowes 4 CO... report larg,
-air ai BrI--eis soap I'D ro9in.)
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-u,<...E u d Nalt.rs- urrf.e4 aame
- Md u-,-- LIN .,.-a I'D 4 Arkevu al.
..t .a.I, rtm tl.- -..4ul llamlay Air-
r.n.. N b., Ilttas. t3o l5a-t.u goat Mon5H,
aH.ri..,u t.- ~tieu Mass Whore rhe intends u
r.f.-. tYraulh the winter. ...D 3 Nickcr~on ana
.a. returned Monday evening from IIampdeD,
resl..t,.. a..i been ti=Iuoe their daughter Mrs
trrrL. Tac following filters were Installed in
~N,n .f... Lodge 80. T. q by l.. -. 4. /.
na,,n.. ~Auula4 evening lhlUp II. treeicy, &.
Iaautc N Me34y 5 4 ltti. Matthew's
Tr,.a- trr4ee 4 Ntrktrsou, r. d.. Alou1J Dam,
tGau Al9u1o kaawttou see. Nrtte Hani
.aH -,D. Bert Hamilton ~, Blanche Ford, l..
AI..I.tfi- For.l. l. Ray Hacbeiacr sentinel, "
j. a.in. f. l. = .Fifiv paving cutters are at
u.r .s. oak Ifi.r .4il.rrv and nor. are coming
,i.,- NJ F,or,. cifeiuptl,ln returned
t..c -,.,..f.4. -,.,i,,- -atu,aay -te visited her
M .t,., NJ, -.arsyqrt :nd frieuls III stockton
rtf, af-,.-t Mi4- Iuella Parsons Is teaching
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
TN. Grand Prerequisite Of y,ror.

The dual operation Of digestion and assimilation
Is the grand pe.'quisite OF yigor. To insure th,
conversion OF food tito itch. nutritious blood, u
Is only NECESSARY 10 US, with persistence and sys
remarkably HOsteiters Stomach Filters. The
iounIsin head Of supply In the animal economy is
the stomach. To regulate, TO inyigOraie that or
gan, and tn facili ate its digestive and assimi.
laiiye processes should he the chief aim Of those
troubled with a deficit Of Stamina. Nery0n, ness,
insomnia, feeble appetite these are Usually trace.
able 10 impaired digestion. Overcome this and
you OF ~neressity dismiss Its Dultifarlous, perplex.
ing and harra, sing symptoms. The emaciaied
can never hope TO gaiG flesh 30 long as sssimila'
tion is imperfect. tn. bitters surmounts Oh"
only obstacle 10 an increase not only OF VI sor' but
OF bodily substance. Conquer alsp with the Bitters
malaria, kidney and liver complaint, constipation
aud rheumatic trouble. ThorOughness character
lies its effects,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

In a private litter from Bishop
Brewer to one of the members Of the
Episcopal church here, the Bishop as
sures his correspondent that he has
not forgotten the task of providing
our church with a rector. He writes
that he has since he was here, inside
two calls to this psrlsh, but in each.
was unsuccessful. He is now CORE
spending with n minister recommends
ed by Mr.. HorsfalI, and hopes soon to
be able 10 write that he has accepted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Mr.. p. Wyllie, our Tongue river
sheep and horse man, has shipped
two cars of half-breed Oxford Down
rams from his ranch, one car to Bill
lings and the other 10 Big Timber.
They are from his own English i'm
portstion and are very fine. Mr..
Wyllie has one car here which he has
on sale. He expects ready sale for
them. Last year he sent west several
cars, which were sold rs quick ss they
landed, going as hugh as $1,000 each.
Verify Custer county Is coming to the
front as h producer Of thoroughbred
sheep, cattle and horses.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

rersonsl letter recently received
lby a friend from Mr.. ]. c. Callahan
conveys the welcome intelligence that
he will make bis home with US this
winter. He has closed an arrange
nent with the National Park Associa-
tion Tor the management of one Of its
hotels in the Park, the contract being
by the year, with the proviso that he
may have the winter season 10 him
self. His strong attachment TO Miles
Cit and It's people has decided him
to make his winter home here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Take Care Of Your Afnck.

Marshal GAYLORD yesterday informed
the JOURNAL reporter that another
town hsrder had been employed and
ell stock must be taken care OF either
by person or through the hsrder, and
he further stated that the south side Of
the track was within the city limits
and ali stock caught roaming there
would be impounded. This law will
be rigIdly enforced and he sdvIses nll
to take particular interest in the vel.
fare Of their stock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
Welcome All.

To 1.-THE Little House Around the
Corner" which is the title Of the new
place Of entertainment that will short
ly be opened on Park street adjoining
Dufiy's barber shop by Dick Conl,T.
Dick needs no Introduction to the peo-
pie Of Miles City. He is the prince Of
b~arkeeps" and possesses the happy
faculty OF making everybody feel a,
home wherever he presides. Due
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Paul Mccormick, Of Junction City,
il in town. He reports Yellowstone
county as absolutely sure for the re-
pub icsn ticket from top TO bottom,
with increased msjorities. The repub.
leans there are determined and
aggressive and the democrats are al
r,a1y on the run.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

On saturday night about S~o'rlock, n
tesm of mules hitchei in irJni OF
Leighton q Jordan'- store broke 10 Sc
aud ran away, the cause being a bunch
Of large fire crackers that were touched
offin the park.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

MIR. Hsnnahs, manager of the post
store, hid his keys to the safe stolen
several days ego, aud the consequence
was, the safe has been IN a dead lock
until SUNDAY, when hs employed Gun
smi h McAuslant, who, after three
hours I er,uasion. induced IL to open
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Jas. =. Geddss leaves in n few days
for his home in New York city and
from thence will make Trip abroad,
where lac Will spend most Of the win
ter. HIS young brother. w. j. Ged-
DIS. left Miles City n few days ago en-
route to New York, where he will
prepare under a tutor TO enter Yale
college.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Our friend Becker, Of the Billings
Gazette, will start a daily paper in
Billings In \ day or two, and serve
red hot shot 10 the democrats Of Vel
lowstone county during the remainder
of the campsikD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

T.. G. Jeiirsy, agent Of the twin city
stock yard, lthe new one hull, between
81. Paul ard Minneappiisl, Is here
rustling among The cow men, trying
10 show up the advantages of feeding
at his brand new stock yards, over tue
old transter mems
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Prof. Bach has just received a guam
tity Of imported family wine, which
sells at $3.50 per gallon. This Is a
splendid summer cordial, and It's pur-
fly IL guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Produced from the laxative and nutri
tious Juice Of California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues Of plants
known to he most beneficial TO the
human system acts gently; on the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Impurities of the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season. Hoods
sarsaIsrills purifies the blood, and
cures all such affections.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

kidnrys, liver and bowels, efiectually
cleansing the system, di~pelllng colds
aud headaches, aud curing habitual
constipation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
lI2 Good Merino Ram

from Addison Co., Vermont. Those
wishing TO purchase will do well to
wait for me. ID. 4. TwITcHELL,
y WeybrIdge, Vt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

c. II. Gould and "Smithy" came up
from Mingusville Sunday night,
where they loaded rs cars Of stock be-
long 10 different outfits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

The regular meeting Of the Miles
City Building association will be held
this evening at the store Of Miles, Sire.
veil & Ulmer. II. B. WILEY,
Sec.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Guss'e Pest and Title Lsightholm,
lately employed by the Macqueen
house, departed for Helena on Sunday
night,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
Male Help Wanted.

sALEsNES-wa wish q few men 10 sell our goods
BY sanple 10 the VIII i-ssle aud retail trate. Larg'
est manurrs In our line. Enclose l-eeot stamp.
Wages 81 per day. Permanent positi N. No pos
tall answered. Mones advanced tor wages, ad
yertisin n, etc. cESrESSIAL MAS'FG Co., L'n.
CINNATI, OHIO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
RAMS FOR SALE.

/ will be IN Miles City, Montana, on
or about the 10th Of September, with
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Billiard has some fiue old port and
sherry for fam ly use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

The family OF Herman Ritter will
depart for seattle tonight to join Mr..
Ritter, who resides ut that point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

The Mcqueen house is the proud
possessor of q new register.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

w. s. Smell came down from Hatha-
way yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

notice VIII b. gwen of tue 'pcnlnp,
which will he about MondDy evening
next.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

II. B. Wilson was at Glendive yes.
terday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

NJ. p. Wyman came down from the
Crow agency yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Pasture with running water. Fol-
terms apply tn LEIGHTON &JoRDAN.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
Proposals for Coal,

We will receive scaled bids for fur
nisbing Miles City school house with
coal for the coming season, until DC.
tober 18th. reserving the right to re.
ject any or oil bids.
II. w. NCISTIRE,
Il. B. WEIBIcK, Clerk.
Pres't School Dist. No. |.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Bruce Moore, foreman of the Hun
ter Cattle Co.. is ia the lily.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Col. Malone Is now decked with {
Harrison hat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Ben Fleming, of the LU- outfit, ID
rin the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Mrs. A. w. Church aud family left
last night for Cooke City to join A. w.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
MARKET REPORTS
Furnished by Brsndenburg a Van Gasken.
Dealers In Fresh and salt Meats,
Produce, Etc. Etc.

FISH.
Fresh Fish, per pound. ..l5GlS cents
Salt Fish, .-.l0@l2l
PRODUCE.
Ranch butter. Ter pound @d30 cents
Eastern creamery. -l5@25
Fresh eggs, per dozen ..ls@25
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Register Clifford reported 553 names
ON the register yeste rday afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10
LOCAL 1T E MS.

Smoke the Phoenix cigar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-10

Henry Raukum Is in town.
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Rr1s OF IFnAL NETs.

Justee Pa;terso1l in the supre1se Court, Ch.-bsrs
yesterday reserved his decision ser heas srEunea:
On demurrer inieposed By Assistant corlzaon Counsel
Dean b>half q the city The oorrtant tn ne SUIT
hey sex to obttin nandanus Commanding that they
receive sails convcnlenoss IN the naskss
csnseToertsk similar those which theJ have In TIE
old rarket and an injgnetoa restraining nc csatr0isT
from alotgng stalls % others zar ne pa.nncF nights
are established
On motion con1rn the rspo-t o. rcteree IN favor
Of granting dlsluuoa Of ire AEscriesn D-zEtie Fund
Assosson. ssEed Tor b. Eany q M euoork argument:
beart b J=sies Patterson in he SUPER. Court
Chambers vesterd1y. ms f-csc1 vas re>lfrec-
william spzazue ara 81 n aprssfef n tke Supe.-nr
Co-rt tes0re Justce Freef1 sr3 .ury yesfef1ly n
sft through he ruafian oefaG 20
Joan G. fsnhard. the anNc-t 81 No. MC1rpes-. Eho
otsauited hin- n1icting lnuries 20 rs tne boa which
h ray The lury verdict f9r ne
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COTTON MARKErs-.BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Jan % p ncotssnr hs sale. Of ths day
inclnded 1900 bHcs Fut1re1 closed quiet
American Midng-Lov xitdng Glance, January delivery
3g6sd sellers, January Gnd FcSrugy delivery 27Gfd
buyer. February and March delivery. 2T6fG SELLERS
March Sas 3pnl delivery 2T.e.d sellers. Apri ard Nay
delivery 2sfd sellers Mar af June delivery zs0td
buyers yuBei and July delivery sl6td sellers July and
August delivery 325fd Yains; August and September
delivery 3l-64d selierA
GAlyEsTos. dan ecotton gaist Mitdlng ~ Low Md
ding GoOd Ordinary 1910; net and grose reCeiptc
25Os bales ezpoTts ooasfv1se bales saea Sl2 bales
stock. II $50 bales
gross recefgt 90 bales exports cstEtse L320 bales
sales. B1O bales; stock "a no halcs
SATArSAH. Jan 9.-CoftoD firm. Middlng. l-l6s Low
Niddlng 7-iC Good Ordinary LIS net and gross
celpts 1905 bales expfa clastWise bales. eats 1900
bales stock, % i55 fales
NEwORLRANs Jan Cotton firm milling, GIG; Low
MldiBg 3l8 Good Ordinary TIC net receipts. 1881
bales gross receipts 1895 bAes3 erpos 10 France 4sl2
b3les: TO Great Britain. bales; coosH8es - bales sales
1900 bales; stock, 3-9 1Oi ialea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-10

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To be son At plsis auction BY the undersigned -
the Merchants Exeaanxs. IN the City o. HALIFAX,
Thsrsaay the f0rrpSsA aay Of March next, ~ twelve
eelocx hat extensive valuable and sslhequppsd
GOLD NINE known The Durerin GOLD NINE. stu
ate en- the Atlantic coast about ainety miles cas-, Of said
city. Daily msn trsn Halifax Telegraph Office ~
saz,yn RIVER foar raes TIC works Salmon River
haroor fceses and safe snd easy Of The
mine embraces sac srsaS each 15ox2so feet all In
block TAs entire fifteen hundre; feet In
width across and eight thousand i've hundred and arr
feet along the lo1eS The leases have nearly fourteen
years 70 ana any dino Be renewed for period
OF tSenu-ene years upon payment OF tso dollars per
area Within this Is est Of veins dipping on eaeA
side Of antlelinai. They have been found b. tes1
made On the surface extend upward Of 1000 rect Ihs
ore has been partially removed % depth Of 300 fsss syee
distance % shou> 700 feet and 10 depth Averaging
about 70 feet additional 1000 feet In length os
Aereaoouts The Of various WIDTH The hrsess
Averaging about tea feet Of solid euarts
This mine discovered IN the autumn OF lsso ous
was not worked 70 Any extent unui tbs autumn o. ISL
1t has yielded up 10 end Of November oi2 ounces
OF gold from "a Of quartz according 70 the sworn
returns III ie TO TIE Mines onea he gold can b
produced at cast which viii iesvs very AAsis'ns
margin Of profit
The mine is operated BY machinery worked BY wafer
Snns s O hov ss Wsssi 20 ne nass distance Y
Walnut & sss " ass fs'ss % s s
s ss sss and ssps me ana s .n
sfierwsrd used 70 dslse he srashe The later hss
s & saa nsnS 's s sD s' .sa e
ossssd win pssIs %sssns s5 ,.,, me 70 ss
wesiys ave i used Ihs.s are about 700 acres q we'll
This partly the sssss ard WHERE q dses net is
plant % operate ho.ss,ng gear and pumps In 81 see
dent the transmission power. 9wmii suf4csent for
as 8 s ssss ne saa s
aud Soardlnr houses SUFFICIENT % seecnnocsse large
humber Of employees =
The nrs Is owned and has bcea operated BY partner
L gas sns - ssi . eSaSs ia estate % bs ssssd
good uts win be given \
csy ~, sss - cn,ea tSs ngrshxsr SfS;n shst tss
further particulars can Be- asd on reference 70 ";
MEAGHER, Q. G.. Bedford Row, Hastfsz or q JAnE0
DuG9AN SONS Aueuoaeerss 8sdfoxe 1sus