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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Train No. 9 leaves Oakda,e $40 sm. at
rive. Chattanooga 9:i0 arm.
T,aia No. 10 leaves Chattanooga o:oo pm,
arrives Oakdaie SIS pm.
Through Gar Service.
SOUrHROuND-Trsin No I, Mann Bon
aoi, Butte, Sleeping Cars. CINCINNATI 70 New
Ode,n.. Birmingham 10 Shreveport and Mann
N,uloi, and Pullman Buffet Seepers Cinc'n-
natl 10 Jacksonville.
Train No. 5, Mann Boudow Buffet Sleeping
car. Cincin .a,i 10 New Orleans anu Louisville
an Chattanooga, Mann and Pullman sieePcrs
t,uc;,,, ~, 10 Jacksonville.
NORrHBOUND-rr No. 2. Mann oou
del, Buffet Sleeping cars, New Or'eass "
CINCINNATI, Shreveport tn Birmingham, Sue
Mann aud Pullman SIeepers Jscks"nsii'e
Cincinnati.
Train No. 6. Mana B,udoir Bnfies SlerP'n'
cur. New Orleans TO fincinnsii and Chata'
rooea 10 Lnuisville snL Mann and Pu'lma'
Sleepcrs jacksonville to CINCINNATI.
MA. BOTHAS. Trav. Pass. Agent
Birmingham, Alsbama.
w.P. COFFEY. Agent, Rayv'lie, La.
ST. GAvLT, D. g. EDWARDS,
C.,,i My',. Gen'i Pa. l. Tiki Az
CINCINNATI, o.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05
FARMuANDS FURNISHED

Planter. and Farmers IN Mississippi ana
L,n,.ian on he line of The L"u.sSIii-. New
U,!-an. 4 T-xa, Railway wishing 70 secure
TIM. class of lah,,r 10 br firreh-d Uniy IN fam
lie, and 70 work ON shares OF tor wages,
.hou,l wit. ~ tie undersigned who will
d.,,vr, The people to you a; the n-.tes, Rail-
way Station. 1904, 49,.
which can he secured.
Money Il, cover transportation mast he de-
ro.i,-d N Banss or with responsible n,~r'
chauts.
Fo. particulars address
C W. NcGINNiS.
Land Commissioner. Nrn'L,.. Tenn.
| R.A WILLIAMS,
Suec.si TraYe.lirE Asen, l.. n o. 4 /.
R'y Box 3i3. Atlanta, Ga.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Pills anil violent cs,hsr',cs will not cnre
constipation; they ageravn,e the cause. Try
Cascarine; it Is the only sure cure. 3oc and
4, augS-im
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Bucks BRILLIANT STOVES Of al!
kinds just received.
CARLOAD of FURNITURE
AND STOVES
at Factory Prices. Look at what
We have before you 90 elsewhere.
CUAS. TITCHE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Who wants a good Sewing Mschi"e'
can sell e,,her Of the following machines
cheap .or cash CT on easy terms;
Improved Wheeler h Wilson
Two Of Avery Machnes--
One Ellridge B." Apply 10
WILEY p. MANGnAM,
NJ .as,r Ravville. La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05
Town was very lively last Saturday

m.el aEE,s WINE OF cARpu! for Weak Nerves.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

The Tinles-DemOcrat Of
New Orleans, leads all the
newspapers published in the
south Daily and Weekly.
1t has the larycst circulation.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Go to MonaAS l. Co.'S to get the
Famous CoTroS EXCHANGE CIeAR Tie
Best Get. Cigar on the market.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05
Towels for sale ct r. L. Binions.

The Methodist commenced pro-
TRACKED nectfng here last Sunday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

rry slAcx.oaAUenI tea io' Dyspepsia.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

Our Store will be closed on Sa'ur'
day, October Sth.
CHAS. TITCHE.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

W. ara still having warm weather
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

We need rain aud have too much
dust.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

sept. III b,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-10-05

~slAcxoaAveMT tea cures Constipation
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

ctino Gronge ,hina bas elected officers fo, fine
''i''" '''"'S'' O''ii"' ~ 'io'''" oi' - "
ensuing year ~ follows: Master, +. e. Dudley,
Oyer-ecr j f. Hammond: Lecturer Mrs G. b.
,1,,.1. -,,, ", . ,,+,i c..,., :,
''"''""''''' '''""l''' y NILS ~ 9te""r'' -
u. Whittier; Chaplain j. A. Frye; Treasurer, III
Whitehouse: secretary | l. Homes: care Keeuer
" = " ~
T. + t'bb; Pomona, Miss Nellie Raynes; Flora
Miss Bertha ;. Cobb; Ceres, Mrs Josephine Dud-
low. / , steward Mr. sarnnta Milo
- = N'NN'l' ''i '7"ieP'" hiiiS'
The officers of Sunrise Grange 40. 24I. of win.
ta,,n,+ ,nrn in.+,ii,,, IL c.t7,.,,,. o,.oin, H.,
'''' '''7'''''o' va ''''i''9 'No'i''s '''i''
On, hy Past Master Hall, assisted BY Bro. Charles
Severance ana Sister ena snow rs follows. NJ
r.,,;,.,I. -,tt,,.'n n ~ c,,;t,.1 ra,,. ,,t,;l
ti'iNhi 'Hittl, -, ~ y clHltH H." TaHhN lHll-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Appreciated Commitments.

Perhaps the average local rural new spaper is
the best example eNtant of the prophet with
out honor III his own country. But there are
exceptions to show that the metropolitan jour
mails have not robbed the interior of all its
brains. Among these might be mentioned,
among Maine newspapers alone. the Belfast
journal by Mr.. Pilsbury. the Bar liarbor Her.
aid by Mr.. Wood, tile Richmond Bee by Mr..
Thompson, and the WatetNilie Mail by Wing
a Wing, ali Of which, despite the great COM
petition of the daily press, have fresh and
brainv messages to their readers every week.
MIR. Il. I. llaincS i'll the Boston Herald.
The Belfast journal announces this week its
entrance upon its siXty-irst year and volume.
The journal has long been the model weekly
paper par excellence Of Mnine-a delight to the
eye geographically and Il refreshmcnt to the
brain edtorialy- always barring its politics,
Of course,-and we wish it many years of use
full work and continued prosperity. Lewis
ton and Auburn Daily Gazette.
The Republican journal, of Belfast, has en-
tered upon its siXty-tr>t year, and grows
brighter with old ;ge. Bro Pilsbury makes
an excellent paper and we are glad to learn Of
the prosperity of the Journal Portland
Transcript.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Transfers il Real Estate.

ihe following aye the transfers in real estate for
the week ending Jan. NH FRED Atwood, Winter
p"lt to Susan y. Baker same town. Albert D.
Bumps, 1h"rndikc to George W. Clark, Unity
J"anhah Cunningham, Montvillc, to Dexter {.
Davis, same tcwH. Israel Coz Belfast, to WIN. T.
ierNcy, Hruokssil!e. II. :. Chamberlain, Pitts
he}d, to sydney 4. Dodge, Burnham. Jennie Gar
roW, Belfast, TO BcHi. Black, same town. lzetta
II. Pin !srs!oro, to john Gilkcy, same town.
iHiia Et.a Grant. Winterport, 10 A. D Eaton, same
town. Ralph T.. Nickersoii, waldo, to A. f. Nick
ersnn same town. James d. Staples x al, st.
Paul to \. \. Staples, stockton. David H. smith,
Nntrlport t" \. VI. Snow same town Guardian
Of Lizzie and Ellen NJ sweeney, ~carsport, to
Thomas ". Sweeney, same town. Mary sylvester
Camden, % Fred ~ AIdUs. same town. Noah ;
iWi-5, Frankfort y Isaac Ramry, same town.
Charlotte \. Nculjc, Belfast ID Robert r. Emery,
X al, -i'u' town. susan y. Young, ltucplnyillc,
t. :. lFia y. Dyer, 'annIyn. Gertrude NJ. Clifford
~tarhtan To \. A. Staples, same town. Mary H.
DatrA ;1~I"rt, viii, to Olive II. Nichols, same
toxin. Ah1@m tictehcr jackson, Will. to A. J
Fletcher anr town. Nicholas Calvin, Boston, to
Leonard snow, Win1crport, W. A. Harding,
NatrNlllt to iaal Amc+, Unty. &. II. Rich,
ih"lM@hr, to Thomas $ kocn, Freedom.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Mount Desert Correspondence.

SOUTHWEST lI,RRoR. Jan. {, 80 Stnr. Sill
yer Star, Capt. w. II. Parker, of the Bar Iiar-
Dor and West Gouldsboro line, which recently
had been fitted up with new compound engines,
new Shaft and a larger propeller il Boston,
while on her way home struck some unknown
previously stated. She has since been raised
by l.. +. Lunt 4 Co., of Portland, Me. found
in good condition ard has been placed on the
dry dock at kittery, where She will he re-
paired. The pilot house was washed away aS
was also the hurricane deck, and the hull con
sideraby damaged. and it will take about three
weeks to repair her. Stmr. May Field. Of the
Rockland and Bass llarbor line. is at present
running in the place of the Silver Star.
Mr.. j. J. Carr. of Bar IIarbor, will have a
petition before the Legislature for IA grant to
operate and control a steam ferry between
South West IIarbor and North East IIarbor
for the coming season. This will be very con
venient for the public in this vicinity, who
wish to drive to n. +. and Seal IIarbors and on
to Bar IIarbor, as il would shorten the drive
about twelve miles 1t would take about
As Mr.. Carr is an energetic business man with
plenty Of push he will no doubt push the mat
ter right along. We trust lie will make it a
perfect success.
We understand that there was an accident at
Mr.. e. j. Halls quarry, at Mt. Desert (SomeS-
ville), Thursday, Jan. Sd. Mr.. Warren iIg-
gins and another workman were blasting gran
ite and put in second charge ofpowder be-
fore the fire was thoroughly out from the
previous blast They were not seriously hurt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
A Plea for the Bay and River Fishermen.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE JOURNAL: | motto
ed in of your late issues, among other re-
concentrations made by the State fish con-
missioner, one for the close time for salmon
on the Penobscot river to begin the first min
ute in July, and it shows how little he Under
stands this fishing question. Instead of short
eniug our fishing season, it should be extended
to the last day of July. We here upon the
river cannot build our weirs until after the ice
leaves Bangor, which is somewhere from the
10th to the 10Th of April, consequently it is the
last of the month before we get ready to take
salmon, and that virtually leaves us but little
over ten weeks to fish, and to attempt to cut
us down % about eight weeks of actual fishing
is an outrage. Why is every mans hand
against the poor fishermen and why is every
law passed or contemplated one which re
StriCtS him in some way? Is it not enough
that we are obliged TO compete in our own mar
ke> with the free salmon of the British Prov
inccs; and this has been going on some fifteen
years or since our last treaty was made with
Canada, and even before that the duty was 50
light Il or cents per h. that it was no pro
lection to Us and did not prevent them from
Cutting our markets with their fresh salmon.
If the duty had been cents per lb. they would
have sent them Just the same, as they have no
markets of their own worth mentioning.
| would like to one fish commissioner ap-
pointed who understands something about the
salmon fishing. and who knows what he is
talking about. ID. | would like to have our
fishing season begin Apr. 18th and end the last
day of July. 81. | would like to see duty
of ten cents per pound on every pound of sal
mon which comes from the British Provinces.
have been told that there are any quantity
of salmon taken in the streams and head waters
of the river during close time and that to evade
the law they are sent to market by way of the
Provinces Let the fish commissioner and his
wardens see that the fish are projected after
they get up river instead of recommending
laws to restrict the weir fishermen where the
fish have the whole broad bay and river to 90
where they please, and where for more than
forty weeks out of tifty-two they roam I'M
moested.
| would like to hear from others through the
columns Of the journal.
FRANCIS $. FRENCH.
Sandy Paint Ian 1890
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Maine Central Institute Correspondence

Mrs. Taylor has been assisting Prof. Taylor
in the commercial department recently.
Prof. Parsons was surprised recently by an
elegant case of fruit knives from his Virgil
class.
The Reading Room has recently been cleaned
and arranged. Its worth is fully appreciated
by the students.
The f. p. C. A. of the school unites with the
churches this week in their union services. G.
c. Spratt, Waldo County boy, is President Of
the association.
Study of Latin is booming in the school, A
special class has been formed by Prof. Ncker-
son, and Prof. Parsons has formed another of
advanced students for weekly practice in
speaking Latin.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

Camden il at present enjoying great boom in
real estate. Several New York parties have bought
land of the Hon. j. r. Stcarns, and are now to
erect stone houses ON Belfast boulevard, near his
elegant stone villa, early in 1850 The syndicate
which is developing Bay Point" in Camden near
RoCkland, is pushing the work this winter ON the
elegant club house and hotel. The syndicate
known as the sherman Point Land Company,
which is to build hotel ON the point in Camden
Harbor, is negotiating with outside capitalists who
1t is thought will take the balance OF the SOS 001
AMI commence operations in the early spring.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

Tile E.'irw nrfumrt5- Wpy,Is iHIIt-n.I tn.
Nhuwh"--H. m,.G, ji+ .,>., uu .hIlr -h,., .s,-i
week
With Ail.tv.,,.- ..I.... ,....,,.L r..... Il.
tered uuu it- n.urrl ,ur,as rp.,,,.., .,f,,
nrey dress III t,I.a. u.i,I.faf,.I rrt,t,,,r
t,ya inches III tIc lu-.. ,t ft-,0.,- ,.,tr..,,.l,
three calu,u- mu,o -.,.,. r,r r.y,.t-,., ,t,.,..,
advertisements. Tu!- is ts. fourth cni,r,ro.,,,t
since I~ta. W. arc -.tI Et,.v. tL,t .1i,,, 81.
enjoying we'd uc.tu.I ,.ro-uetjr.
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week a- The Ancrraa Economist. thr id,a n.t...
to- aroldcu id. -.ore and ta, uI,fu,af,. atu,t,,.,
H~hif frmlt a- tic Iradt- u,rkIy i.rri,r. ..,r.
cadn- the American IN stem III pr,.uutni,- l.,
the PURPOSE uf thr league ID STRENGTHEN III.
"Amrricm Economist iu many RESPECTS during
the present year, aIG mah. It It Valuable i.ul,sI
ON all economic subjects.
TIN, I3tli p,ii, 1.,,,..-..,,. ,,.,,.. l.
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i''''c i'7 "IN' "'i''Hl"r' t"ur' ITS new manage
meat, enlarged ana im.ru,td Ybsir l,.,,,i,.
.,, n .t.
w. '''' a. ~ N'''''' w + 0i'ltA it!ltl Albert
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

Those not tardy were lncZ NJ. Hail. Lilabcl Hall,
Edith Wilson, Stanley Wilson, Amy Wilson.
THoRSpIkE. The old railroad station, or Pad
lock station as it was better known in its early
days, is no more. saturday Dec 9th it was taken
down with rush by NJ. c. crew. Many of the
people living here lent helping hand and carried
home what they wanted of it. BY night not a stick
was left to mark the spot where the old depot
had stood few hours before \ NJ. c. crew is re
pairing the stone cuvert on the Rich brook, where
the railroad crosses the brook, a few rods north
of the station. The new siding was connected
Jan. lst and can be used until spring when more
work will have to be done on it,
CHINA. This village was the scene of a most dar-
ing robbery Thursday evening, Jan. 81. The store
of A b. Fletcher was broken into and between 5000
and $500 worth of goods were stolen. These
goods consisted of boots, shoes and dry goods, and
must have made quite bulky load All the mon
ey in the drawer was also taken, but fortunately
the amount not arge-between five and six
dollars Officers and citizens Immediately start
Ell in pursuit of the robbers and traced them for Il
considerable distance. The boots and shoes were
packed in an old leather covered trunk ana this
fact will be an excellent clue. The pursuit of
these rascals will be vigorously pushed and there
Is good reason to hope that they may be brought
to justice.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. II. \. Ryan's little ,iaugh-
ter fell on the frozen ground recently and hurt
her knee quite badly Nv. +. Prescott, W. Z. r.
Of Riverside Lodge, |. o, g. T., is on the sick list
-'''-.ii'ii7 ~ M"""F mas bteh quite sex hut
i improving josie daughter Of Mrs. Aidic v
Cain, i sick ~, Frank Cushman and James Glenn
cn nave bought the stock in trade Of Mr.. IIuchins
IN the store at Centre Montville and it is reported
that they will also buy out the Grange store there.
IA very nice granite monument arrived hcr,
recently from Scotland and WAS placed in the
cemetery ON the Jeremiah Bean lot, enclosed
with Il neat iron fence. The whole Bean family,
father, mother two sons and two daughters liz.
mere
LIBERTY Hon " J. Gushrr Of NntI.ton.
is creating quite M excitement bv sr,liu.r Off
in small lots Il wood lot bought by him of
Mrs Marshall This lot is located within a mill.
of this village. and the wood ON an acre bring,
about $50. lie is selling it in lots of one acre.
or less, and there is quite a craze To get hold
Of some Of it. Men Who have not .iuue amy NurA
for years have gone at il. The organization
known a. the ''Iired sons of Rest" has di-haud-
ed. Even Ed. sanford went I'd the Nuud, four
DAYS last week ana put up hi- cor,l a day between
4. NJ. and , +. NJ 1t is now thought to tr among
the possbilitie, that A.A, Han ami j. o. Jy tu-on
will each of them shoulder their axes ;lu HE
away to the woods. This village roI~ulup- about
1000 cords of wood annually iuclurlIu- the Two
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Literary News and Notes.

Professor Georg Won Gizycki, of Berlin, Ger
many, has two Interesting articles in The Open
Court, of December y. and January 3, en-
titled: death and Life and 'Thc Conser-
walton of Energy i'll the Moral Word."
The one hundred and egbtieth volume of
littelFs Living Ace opens With the first num-
Der of January. During the long existence of
this standard weekly magazine its value has
constantly increased and it can hardly be dis
pcnSed with by the American reader who
wishes to keep informed in the work Of the
best writers and thinkers Of the day.
The Elomc-Maker enters upon the new year
with the announcement that it has come to
stay and that with the three numbers issued ii
has attained an unlocked for success. Bat
this is not surprising. The magazine has taken
possession of an unoccupied field, and. good At
the first, has improved with each succeeding
number. The IIomc-M Maker Co.,. u West 23rd
street, New York, \. y.
'The Lions share" by Mrs. Clark Warng.
is the complete novel in the January number Of
Belford's Monthly, and it is very interesting
story, ending in way that will please the ma
jority Of novel readers. I. &. Del.eon, Albert
Il. Haven and Celine McCav contribute short
stories and George Parsons Lathrop, John
James Piatt and Charles l.. IliIdreth. poems.
The political articles and departments make NJ,
an entertaining number. Bedford, Clark x
Co., New York.
The January number is the second hrautifu
holiday issue of Wide Awake for The season
II opens with charming social novelty for the
winter evenings, Il violin recitation entitled
The Cricket Fiddler" The words for rccita-
ton are by Clara Doty Bates, the music with
each verse for the violin is by Julius EichherL,
and the funny little orchestral crckets are by
l.. j. Bridgman. There are other good things
too numerous to mention. ID. Lothrop &C.,
Boston. '240 year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

Mrs. Julia Watson of Leicester, Mass. enjoys
the distinction Of having completed the 1924
year of her age, in full possession Of her mental
faculties and in good health.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
Colby Correspondence.

Fletcher, '9l, ha, returned to college.
). u Wehbcr, ~5, was in town a~t week
4 piano was recently put into the Gymna-
SUM.
Mahe' Irish Of Hebron ha~ recently entered
college.
The appointments for the Junior exhibition
are htn- mHdc
Mis- Carrie >p.ar of 20 i quite i'll at her
home II lreepnrt
Peas, 90. supplies the pulpit Of the Baptist
church at MI. Vernon.
W. b. Andrew !. %, who ha, been teaching,
i, at home for a short vacation.
The students H. we'll a~ the towns people are
enjoying the fine skating on the river.
Prof A,lau> gave lecture on Physical Gull
ture at the convention recently held at Auburn.
Prof. Foster presented to the Ladies Han
New Years the picture Christ before Plate"
The Young Ladies Of the college received New
Years callers III the Ladies Hall Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Edith Merrill is in town. Forrest Good
win. 81, Bruce, 'S6, aud farr. -, We're in town
New Year, day.
Prof +. W. Hall gave the Presidents address
at the meeting Of the Maine Pedagogical society.
Subject. The Teacher and the Library.
Rcy. Mr. Seward lectures at the Chapel
Thursday morning Subject. A Students Rec
election of Certain Harvard Professors.
The first half of the winter term has already
passed The few days at home during Christ
mas are over and the students have settled
down to the regular routine of college work.
Mrs. Mary TIallock Foote, author of '''The
led Horse Claim" ETC., has written a three
part novelette,, The Last Assembly Ball a
Pseulo-Ronance Of the Far West" which VIII
be printed in The Century, beginning with the
March number. The Romance Of DoIlard,"
by Mrs. Catherwood, will be completed in the
February number of that magazine.
SearSport sea captains are solid for the APP
pointment of Capt. John Drew, of Gardiner,
(bettcr known as ''kennebecker" of the Bos-
ton JournaD for commissioner of navigation.
Portland Press.
He would make good one.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

The Boston, Halifax and Prince Edwards
Islands line has advertised to carry passengers
to Boston for 81. This cut is 10 meet the com
petition of the Canada Atlantic lines.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

The British steamer Nonkna was sunk by
the steamer Main in Chesapeake Bay, Saturday.
The Nankna will he raised. Her engineer was
killed aud SS cattle drowned.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

Queen Nictoria's household expenses during
the past year amounted to the sum Of S425 900.
WHY don't she try boarding?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17
A Sea Captain on a Cruise Inland.

HE NERIIIES SOME JOURNAL LOCALS AND
GIVES 4 CHAPTER ON FARMING, HIS IN
rERIENCE WITH SPAREEIBS. lie MAKES 4
TRIP DOWN CELLAR.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-01-17

SearSport sea captains are solid for the APP
pointment of Capt. John Drew. of Gardiner
(bettcr known as "kennebecker'' of the Bos-
ton JournaD for commissioner of navigation.
Portland Press.
He would make GOOD one